Western hosts Future Business Leaders chapter chartered
A Western campus Future Business Leaders of America chapter was organized after receiving its national charter. About ten commercial students joined with Louise Meeds as president and Joan Wenger as vice president. Meetings will occur every third Wednesday at 6:30. Western Montana College of Education sends delegates to the M E A Delegate Assembly in Helena March 13 15 led by Rush Jordan Ralph Kneeland and Zella Flores with Elizabeth Sutter Rosemary Morse and Dan Sweeney also attending.
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The
Future Business Leaders of America
Western
Louise Meeds
Armstead
Tom Miller
Corvallis
Joan Wenger
Dillon
Bob Nisson
Custer
Western Montana College of Education
M.E.A
Helena
Rush Jordan
Ralph Kneeland
Zella Flores
Elizabeth Sutter
Dillon M.E.A
Rosemary Morse
Missoula
Dan Sweeney
Butte
President Rush Jordan Addresses Beaverhead High Seniors
President Rush Jordan spoke to Beaverhead County High School seniors on the value of a college education. The report notes that spring quarter classes begin.
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Rush Jordan
Beaverhead County
New Student Registration Window and Kneeland Meeting
On March 17 an opportunity to register between classes will be given to all new students. Professor Ralph Kneeland will attend the state-wide Guidance Service committee meeting in Helena on Thursday.
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Ralph Kneeland
Guidance Service Committee
Helena
Miss Taft Examines Russia and Dillon Tourism Plans
Miss Taft discussed Russia noting 200 million Russians with 6 million Communists and harsh labor camps. The Beaverhead Chamber plans a Dillon pamphlet on tourism, off the highway routes, industries and resources. T W Sargent chaired the meeting with C L Gambill as guest pastor.
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Miss Taft
Russia
America
Taft
W. M. Stone
Beaverhead
Driver Fined $100 After Drunk Driving Plea
Joe Turner pleaded by and was fined 100 dollars in justice court Saturday. Turner had been arrested Friday near Barretts station by Undersheriff Burl Stephens.
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Justice Court
Joe Turner
Jo Mike Nettik
Turner
Burl Stephens
Barrett’s
Golden Treasure by Montana Author Continues
The article credits local residents from Dillon Bannack Helena and nearby towns for help compiling Golden Treasure This dedication honors those who guarded rights and supported service members in World War II and Korea The author plans a Vol II continuation titled Golden Treasure II
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Korea
Forrest H Anderson Seeks Associate Justice Seat
Forrest H. Anderson of Helena filed for the Montana Supreme Court Associate Justice position and will be a candidate in the upcoming election. The announcement names Anderson as the applicant from Montana's capital city.
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Montana Supreme Court
Forrest H. Anderson
Helena
Forrest H. Anderson Seeks Montana Supreme Court Seat
Forrest H. Anderson of Beene Montana a native of Montana admitted to practice before the U S Supreme Court and various courts is a former Lewis and Clark County attorney and legislator who faced Justices Angstman and Freebourn in a prior court race now aims for the post held by Justice Metcalf Metcalf runs for Congress Anderson is a prominent civic figure and party non partisan ballots note his family and affiliations with multiple fraternal and civic organizations funded by Anderson campaign.
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Anderson
Montana
Supreme Court of the United States
Lewis and Clark County
Angstman
Freebourn
Metcalf
Congress
Dell Ranchman Bruce McDonald Dies After Operation
Bruce McDonald 35, a Dell ranchman long tied to the Malicote ranch near Dell, died in Santa Barbara California after an operation. He is survived by his widow and two children and his parents Mr and Mrs Archie McDonald. Funeral and interment will be held in Santa Barbara.
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W. W. Hawkins
First National Bank
Santa Barbara
Calif
Bruce McDonald
Dell
McDonald
Malicote
Peyre Brothers
Archie McDonald
Montana Leaders Press for Growth and Infrastructure
Gov. John W. Bonner predicted brighter prospects for Montana if the economy stays strong and no major war occurs. He urged expansion of mental health funding, a highway finance program, tougher oil regulation, water power development, and streamlined government. Kalispell officials push a second water reservoir with $85 000 to $100 000 cost. Dairy milk rules require Bangs disease free cows after 1954. Gallatin Valley peas contracts rise to 5.50 per cwt. Kiwanis award honors Arthur Anderson for water conservation. Bonneville Power opens bids March 27 for a Hot Springs substation serving Spokane and lines to Hungry Horse and Anaconda.
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Montana
John W. Bonner
Bonner
Kalispell Junior Chamber of Commerce
Kalispell
Bonneville Power Administration
Hot Springs
Spokane
Hungry Horse Dam
Columbia Falls
Anaconda
Barrett Hospital Births and Admissions
A daughter was born March 9 to Mr and Mrs John Burwell and a son was born March 11 to Mr and Mrs Dan Mooney Jr Patients admitted during the past week include Dan Turner Louis Schmittroth and Walter Swaltney all of Dillon
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Barrett Hospital
John Burwell
Dan Mooney, Jr
Dan Turner
Louis Schmittroth
Walter Swaltney
Dillon
Ethically Guided Thought Benefits All
Mary Baker Eddy argues that true ethics guide thought spiritually for the benefit of everyone, asserting that only philosophies and religions grounded in facts, not speculative fables, offer real instruction.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Wise Men Change Opinion Not Foolish Perseverance
Quotation attributed to Edwin Arnold notes that men err commonly but a fool keeps error. A wise person修 alters views, while a fool remains obstinate despite failure.
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Sir ‘Edwin Arnold
Forest Service Logs Beaverhead Snow Depth Figures
Forest Service and Soil Conservation Service crews measure snow depth at 21 Beaverhead forest stations from Lima to Wise River and along the Ruby and Tobacco Root areas. Hank Stover and Mickey Durant lead the work using a Tucker Sno-Cat. snowshoe or skiing backups used where needed. Average depth 34.4 inches with 9.1 inches water. last year 31.7 and 8.8. This year normal or above across the forest. match measurements now under way and will be published.
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Beaverhead Forest
Lima
Big Hole
Wise River
Ruby River
Tobacco Root Mountains
Sheridan
Forest Service
Soil Conservation Service
Hank Stover
Mickey Durant
The
Drunk Drivers Fined in Local Justice Court
Patrolman Royal S Archer reports two men arrested for drunk driving. Paul E Beltz pleaded guilty in justice court and was fined 90 dollars by Judge Mike Nettik. Bob Parr, of Butte, also pleaded guilty in Judge George E Baker's court and was fined 50 dollars.
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Royal S. Archer
Paul E. Beltz
Justice Court
Mike Nettik
Bob Parr
Butte
George E. Baker
Local Notables Attend City Activities This Week
Enoch S. Young rancher near Melrose visited the city on business Saturday. Mr and Mrs Charles Pilgrim returned from Denver where they attended a gift show. Judge Lyman H Bennett from Virginia City was in town on court business Monday. Ernest Kneeland son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Kneeland of Dillon returned to his base after a ten day Navy leave. Mrs and Mrs Rife of Butte spent part of the week visiting Dillon friends.
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Enoch S. Young
Melrose
Charles Pilgrim
Denver
Lyman H. Bennett
Virginia City
Ernest Kneeland
Ralph Kneeland
Dillon
U.S. Navy
Mrs. and Rife of
Butte
Farm Bureau Dance Festival Seeks Square Dance Contestants
March 22 call for Farm Bureau square dance contests with Jim Johnson as caller for two groups. Nellie Little Poole’s junior and senior accordion bands provide entertainment. County schools list entrants including Bob Wilke and others from Wisdom Polaris Nelson and more with teachers guiding each group.
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Farm Bureau
Jim Johnson
Nellie Little Poole
Bob Wilke
Stanley Rasmussen
David Stephens
Jerry Rutledge
Darlene Reamer
Shirley Lardner
Donna Nelson
Joan Burrell
The
Wisdom School
Amy Stephens
Polaris
Barry
Quote on happiness and opinions by Richard Burton
A brief reflection notes that relying on others opinions to determine happiness is a common error in living. It emphasizes personal autonomy and inner contentment over external judgments.
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Richard Burton
Dancing Presentation Names School Entrants and Teachers
Helen Blomquist will perform with Mrs Ray Larson as teacher. The Wisdom group will join the exhibition dancing. Entrants from Glen school include Iris Bryan Mary Garrison Billy Garrison Earl Gransberg Ronald Gransberg Judith Holmllund Barbara Reichle and Judith Stanford taught by Mrs Marie McLean and Mrs Zona Fitzsimmons. Jackson teachers listed are Ruth Clemon Jenny Lind Nelson Ellen Rae Stocks Betty Henrie John Burton Richard Shepherd Rueben Waters Billy Davis Suzanne Boetticher Sandra Lee Lapham Tom Stocks Sara Henrie Francis Schindler Lee Shepherd Robert Davis James Kalitowski Vicki Lauke Ruth Ann Nelson Amber Lapham Linda Lee Stocks James Boetticher Brett Stocks Zina Lue Pieper Irene Pieper Barbara Schindler and Norma Davis. Chester F Conley is the teacher. Dancing for all will follow the contest and exhibition dances.
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Helen Blomquist
Ray Larson
Wisdom
the Glen School
Iris Bryan
Mary Garrison
Billy Garrison
Earl Gransberg
Ronald Gransberg
Judith Holmlund
Barbara Reichle
Judith Stanford
Marie McLean
Zona Fitzsimmons
Jackson
Ruth Clemon
Jenny Lind Nelson
Ellen Rae Stocks
Betty Henrie
John Bur
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Western Montana College
Geo. M. Gosman
Gina
Ife
Eliel
Red Cross
Dell Ranchman
California
United Press State Letter
Frank Scott
Scott
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Gallatin Valley Pea Growers Association
Gallatin Valley Seed Company
Harrison Reeder
Reeder
Sioux Pass
Arthur Anderson
Blue Hills
Kiwanis International
Alfred Anderson
Montana Agriculture Commissioner
Garh Ay
Auvest
Rogers Seed & Feed Co
Montanas Progress
Montana Power Company
Tisale
Montana St
Montana and
Helena Sts
J. W. Walters
Sporting Goods
Cranbrook
Tige Thomas
Idaho Falls
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