Eagles vs Vagabonds Tomorrow in Dillon Showdown
Chuck Davis Lou Rocheleau and Boyd DeTonancour will spark the Eagle Bar Independents of Dillon tomorrow night in a charity game at the high school gym against the Detroit Vagabond Kings. The Kings boast All-Americans and 98 wins against three losses this year, while Dillon aims for a strong performance after a 49 48 loss to the Globe Trotterettes benefiting Cancer and Polio Funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Davis
Lou Rocheleau
Boyd DeTonancour
Eagle Bar Independents
Dillon
Detroit Vagabond Kings
Kings
Eagle
Independents
Globe Trotterettes
F M Carrs to observe Fiftieth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs F M Carr of 12 East Orr street will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on Tuesday March 20 They are Montana natives who have resided in Beaverhead county for 36 years Their marriage began in Bozeman on March 20 1901 Miss Gladys Carr is expected home from Seattle for the occasion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Carr
East
Orr Street
Moth
Carr
Montana
Beaverhead County
Bozeman
Gladys Carr
Seattle
Holloran Wins Honors in Insurance Seminar
Robert W. Holloran of Dillon a New York Life agent attended a Waldorf Astoria seminar February 21 and 23 as a selected group of agents in recognition of his 1950 achievements. He and his wife and son traveled 6 507 miles through 22 states visiting relatives and marine corps friends during a month away from Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Holloran
Dillon
New York Life Insurance Company
New York City
Waldorf- Astoria Hotel
Holloran
New York
Butte
Whitehall
Broadmoor
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Montana Officers to Be Called to Active Duty
Fifty five Montana National Guard and reserve captains and lieutenants will receive orders to report to active duty soon after a Sixth Army announcement that 1 841 officers in this category are to be called. Idaho's quota is 79 officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana National Guard
Sixth Army
Idaho
City Caucuses Set Ahead of April 2 Election
Dillon faces a city race as two parties schedule caucuses for mayor aldermen city treasurer and police judge. The Progressive party holds a courthouse caucus at 8 p m tonight and the Citizens party plans a City Hall auditorium caucus tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Progressive Party
Citizens’ Party
City Hall
Grace Mary Dwyer Mother of Dillon Woman Dies
Grace Mary Dwyer, mother of Mrs. Matthew Taborski of Dillon, died early Monday in a Butte hospital after weeks of illness. Wife of John V. Dwyer, prominent Butte attorney and former district judge, she is survived by her husband six daughters one son and 13 grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Taborski attended her funeral at St Patrick church in Butte and interment was at Holy Cross cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Mary Dwyer
Matthew Taborski
Dillon
Butte
John V. Dwyer
Legislation focus at Dillon Rotary meeting
Rotarian George Gosman Beaverhead senator outlined Montana's 1951 session before the Dillon Rotary Club. He noted a 57 million dollar request and 42 million dollar income, with a balanced budget within 1.3 million. He warned of new revenue or deeper cuts, and highlighted co op tax, state comptroller, highway funding, and amendatory bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gosman
Beaverhead County
Montana
Dillon Rotary Club
Gosman
State Comptroller
Frank Hazelbaker
Clark
Ralph Huntley
Big Hole
Publisher O S Warden Dies in Montana
O S Warden85 publisher of the Great Falls Tribune Montana Farmer Stockman and Great Falls Leader owner of KMON radio station died after about two months illness He witnessed the 1889 Montana constitutional convention and served as a Democratic national committeeman for 16 years He was a longtime director of AP and five year director of the US Chamber of Commerce Funeral services were held in Great Falls with interment in Highland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
O. S. Warden
Great Falls Tribune
Montana Farmer- Stockman
Great Falls
KMON
Warden
United States Chamber of Commerce
Associated Press
Highland Cemetery
Jackson Group Wins Square Dance Fete
The Jackson Farm Bureau dance team won the county square dance contest at Dillon city hall auditorium and will represent Beaverhead at the state contest in Bozeman next Tuesday. The Jackson group has won the honor for the second year in a row and aims to defend their state cup at the winter fair. A large crowd watched Dell dancers win the open contest Beaverhead 4-H Builders won their class and Riverside Rustlers topped the regular 4-H class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkston Spain
Bozeman
State Farm Bureau
George M. Gosman
J.S. Brenner
Dillon City Hall
Jackson Farm Bureau
Beaverhead
Jackson
Dell Dancers
Riverside Rustlers
Record wool prices reach historic highs in Willows
Wool fleeces from Willows California fetched a new peak price of 1.841%4 dollars per pound for 7300 fleeces last Friday. The sale marked the highest price ever paid for wool clips in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willows
Calif
Modern Design New Animal Hospital Opens at Atlantic and Poindexter
Veterinarians Dr I W Vinsel and Dr D K Shaffner announce the opening of a new cement block veterinary hospital at Atlantic and Poindexter Streets. The facility includes reception, offices, exam and surgery rooms, lab, X ray, kennels with bathing facilities, a full basement storage and apartment for staff. Dr Winsel has practiced in Dillon 14 years and is joined by Dr Shaffner in 1949. Public inspection days announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Vinsel
D. K. Shaffner
Atlantic and
Poindexter Streets
Winsel
Chicago Veterinary College
Dillon
Shaffner
College of Veterinary Medicine
State College of Washington
Homer Turner Named Soil Expert for Beaverhead District
Homer Turner of the Montana Soil Conservation Service is assigned as technician to the Beaverhead Soil Conservation District. He will advise farmers and ranchers on land leveling reseeding irrigation and erosion prevention from offices in the Telephone Building. Local contact points include Art Christensen Kenneth Eliason Emmett Blomquist Jack Perkins and William Garrison, with the new district offering free technical help to Dillon area farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Turner
Montana Soil Conservation Service
Beaverhead
Art Christensen
Kenneth Eliason
Emmett Blomquist
Dillon Area
Jack Perkins
Lima
William Garrison
Glen
Turner
Legion Auxiliary Names Contest Judges
Mrs. Ben H. Davis announces the judges for the Legion Auxiliary essay contest W. G. Gilbert Jr Mrs. Byron Sanborn and Mrs. Hal Dale to evaluate high school and junior high submissions Topics are Americanism a Study in Loyalty and Our Privileges Under American Democracy Essays limited to 500 words must include sender’s name and address Entries due by Tuesday March 20 Cash awards will be given to the top three essays The two first place winners will advance to department headquarters for further judging
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben H. Davis
American Legion Auxiliary
W. G. Gilbert, Jr
Byron Sanborn
Hal Dale
Mrs Hartwig Dies At Home Of Son In Dillon
Veronika Hartwig aged 90 died Saturday morning at her Sebree street Dillon home. Born December 4 1860 in Württemberg Germany she came to Beaverhead County as a young woman and married Jacob Hartwig in 1888. Survived by sons Fred and Carl Hartwig, daughter Ann Jellison, three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral March 13 at St Rose Catholic Church with Rosary Monday evening. Interment Mountain View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veronika Harwig
Glen
Sebree Street
Dillon
Hartwig
Wurttemburg
Germany
Beaverhead County
Jacob Hartwig
Fred Hartwig
Carl Hartwig
This Valley
Ann Jellison
Boise
Idaho
Katherine Cragholm
David Hartwig
Missoula
John Hartwig
James Cochrane
Monica Hartwig
St. Rose Catholic Church
Timothy Clifford
Mountain View Cemetery
St Patrick Day Dinner Plans Set at St Rose Guild Hall
Plans completed for the St Patrick Day annual dinner to be held Sunday afternoon March 18 at St Rose Guild hall. St Rose Junior Guild and parish members sponsor the event with roast beef main course and Mike Nettik carving the roasts. Serving runs from 3 to 6 with Bill Gandrud providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Guild
St. Rose Junior Guild
Mike Nettik
Bill Gandrud
Solovox
Dave Hagenbarth
Peter Lasich
Joe Devine
Harold Murray
John Malesich
Hayes] Baxter
Nancy Barrett
Helen Bulwer
Timothy Clifford
Mines President Named by Bonner
J. Robert Van Pelt a mining engineer and research executive of Columbus Ohio was named president of Montana School of Mines last week succeeding the late Dr Francis A Thompson who retired Oct 1 1950 and died shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Robert van Pelt
Columbus
Ohio
Montana School of Mines
Francis A. Thompson
Mrs S P Meade Re elected President Of Health Group
Mrs S P Meade was re named president of the Beaverhead Tuberculosis and Health association at the annual Dillon meeting. Officers elected include Mrs Delos Jenkins as vice president Mrs Fred Kerr as second vice president Mrs Robert Gregg as secretary and Mrs Henry Mikkelson as treasurer. Directors include Mrs Parker Scott Armstead Mrs Ray Kellett Lima Mrs Elwood Boucher Glen Mrs Leslie Jones Wise River Mrs Fred Nelson Jackson and Mrs Argyl Stephens Wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Meade
Beaverhead
Tuberculosis and Health Association
Dillon
Delos Jenkins
Fred Kerr
Robert Gregg
Henry Mikkelson
Association
Parker. Scott
Armstead
Ray Kellett
Lima
Elwood Boucher
Glen
Leslie Jones
Wise River
Fred Nelson
Jackson
Argyl Stephens
Wisdom
Latin Dance Duo to Perform in Dillon Concert
The 1950 51 Community Concert series presents Rey and Gomez on Wednesday at 8 15 p m in the high school auditorium. The Spanish Basque Mexican and South American dance program includes flamenco gypsy malaguenas and a condensed Love the Magician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Rey
Gomez
Federico Rey
Pilar Gomez
de Fella
Mr. Rey
Riviera
Switzerland
Holland
Belgium
Italy
Egypt
France
Pyrenees
America
Mexico City
Community Concert Campaign Opens in Dillon Week
The Dillon Community Concert Association launches its annual drive March 19 to 24 to renew memberships and recruit new supporters for a series of high school auditorium performances. Attendance is by membership, aiding artist booking within a fixed fund. The event features Rey and Gomez the Spanish dance duo on March 21 as the season’s second act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cital
Dillon
T. Lee McCracken
Dillon Community Concert Association
Margaret Blackburn
Community Concert Service
Berger-Cochrane Mo
Tor Co
Rey and
Gomez
Beaverhead High to Present Our Miss Brooks Play
Rehearsals are underway for Beaverhead County High School juniors presenting the three act comedy Our Miss Brooks in the auditorium on April 2 and 3 under director Clarence Gump. The cast includes Eve Ellil as Miss Brooks with Nancyann Petersen as Jane and Gary Carson as the school big shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County High School
Miss Brooks
Clarence Gump
Perry Clark
R. J. Mann
Jane
San Juan
Jamaica
Caracas
Haiti
Cuba
Ted
Conway
Helen
Fury
Eve Ellil
Miss Finch
Mary Ellen Conover
Miss Audubon
Martha Scott
John Helming
Hugo Longacre
Nancyann Petersen
Gary Carson
Louise Piazzola
Rhonda
Mr. Wadsworth
Jim Richardson
Elsie
Shirley Ryan
Elaine Connie South
Sylvia
Carol Sveiich
Doris
Jeanette Watkins
Marge
Noreen Hubbard
Faith
Carolyn McFadden
Stanley
Horace Hand
Martin
Gene Pilon
Defense Council Holds Wednesday Meet at City Hall
Beaverhead's Civil Defense council met at the city hall last Wednesday with Director O. A. Bergson presiding. Details of the Montana Civil Defense Act HB 392 enacted this year were presented and explained to members. Mrs. Sylvester Meade reported progress in organizing a home nursing class. Federal and state civil defense agencies are organizing and the local council's activities will expand as directors and suggestions come from higher sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Civil Defense Council
O. A. Bergson
Sylvester Meade
Former Instructor Selected Artist Show Opens at Henry Gallery
Andrew L. Hofmeister, former B C H S instructor, is among painters chosen by the Music and Art Foundation of Seattle for its invitation exhibition of Washington artists. The Henry Gallery at the University of Washington will host the show from April 8 to May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew L. Hofmeister
B.C.H.S
The
Music and Art Foundation of Seattle
Painters and Sculptors of Washington
Henry
University of Washington
Barrett Hospital Births and Admits List
Births reported for Barcl Barrett Grant a girl March 7 Neil Hart Lima a girl March 9 Ed Mattix Dillon a girl March 12 Admitted include James D Berry Mrs James G Mattingly and Donald Doyle all of Dillon Dismissed include Pat Flynn Georgia Shiner Armstead Mrs Tom Larson Twin Bridges Elza Franks Lima Mrs Roy Jackson Jackson Mrs Wallace Christensen Divide James Harrington Calvin Vivian Katherine Redebow and Rev Fred P Smith and son Dillon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Barrett
Grant
Neil Hart
Lima
Ed Mattix
Dillon
James D. Berry
James G. Mattingly
Donald Doyle
Pat Flynn
Georgia Shiner
Armstead
Tom Larson
Twin Bridges
Elza Franks
Roy Jackson
Jackson
Wallace Christensen
Divide
James Harrington
Calvin Vivian
Katherine Redebow
Fred P. Smith
Dilon
Haylift Aids Snowbound Cattle In Blacktail Mountains
S. E. Johnson of Dillon flies a haylift for the past two days to reach stranded cattle snow bound high in the Blacktail mountain area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Johnson
Dillon
Blacktail Mountain
New Residents Mr and Mrs Howard Puyear in Dillon
Mr and Mrs Howard Puyear newly reside in Dillon this week with Mr Puyear assuming state manager duties for Red Comet automatic fire control equipment. He is a brother of Dillon resident Paul Puyear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Puyear
Denver
Dillon
Puyear
Red Comet
Mr. Puyear
Paul Puyear
Elks Honor Secretary for Service
Dillon Elks will honor their secretary Frank Lasich tonight for nine years of service to lodge No. 1554. Lasich joined the BPOE in 1929 and was exalted ruler in 1939 40, an authority on lodge laws and customs. A large class of candidates will be initiated at the regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Elks
Frank Lasich
Lasich
B.P.O.E
Grand Lodge
Chicago
Veterans On Farm Training Must Report 1950 Earnings
Veterans in on the job farm training under the G I Bill must submit 1950 earnings to VA regional offices by March 1, 1951. Reports affect 1951 subsistence and serve as practice for farm accounting, with details on net farm income, deductions, and family living costs. nearly 300,000 veterans are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
G.I. Brull
Dillon Woman Severely Injured in Auto Crash Near Missoula
Mrs. Frank Twitchell of Dillon was seriously hurt last Thursday when another car forced her husband off the road near Missoula. She sustained a fractured skull and additional injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Twitchell
Dillon
Missoula
Telephone worker transfer shifts Dillon staff
James E. Christie has been transferred to Butte and will be joined by his family soon. Replacing him is Thoren Larson of Butte, formerly with Pacific Telephone Co. in California, whose family has recently moved to Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Christie
Butte
Mr. Christie
Thoren Larson
Pacific Telephone Co
California
Mr. Larson
Dillon
Montana Hereford Show and Sale Opens at Sori Falls
The Montana Hereford Breeders Association schedules its 26th annual show at Sori Falls starting next Wednesday. More than 48 selection breeding bulls have been assigned to the event and sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Hereford Breeders’ Association
Sori Falls
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F. M. Carrs
R. W. Holloran
Rotary Meet
S. Warden
New Animal Hospital
Drs
Conservation District
Legion Auxiliary
Len
Biel Gway
Mines
Bonner
Ford Showroom
Drive
Defense Council
ELKS
Jodge
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