Dillon bowlers lead in fifth annual six game singles
John Hart won the five annual tournament at Lou Esta Lanes with 1,242 pins earning 150 dollars. Sam Langdorf was second with 1,214 for 125 dollars. Griffith of Butte placed third with 1,213. The text lists final standings, prizes, and high game with 252 by Ulstad of Anaconda.
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Dillon
Lou Esta
Sunny
John Hart
Sam Langdorf
Griffith
Butte
Marty’s
Anderson
Helena
Ching
Fred Harmon
Frank Laird
J. Becky
Tom Mulcahy
Jack Corcoran
Campbell
M. Softich
Anaconda
Jaap
Marty
Platt
Kamps
Ledford
Joe Panion
G. S. Osborn
James
Ulszie
Grandsberry
Colenso
Hurlbut
Andelsek
Grant
Thomas
Childs
Preston
Ulstad
Retirees Urged to Apply Early for Social Security Benefits
Butte Social Security office manager John Reed urges self employed and wage earners planning to retire in 1952 to contact the office promptly to review benefits. A new formula after March can raise payments if six quarters of covered work since 1950, with longer work increasing returns. Office hours and local outreach details provided for maximum eligibility and avoiding late retirement pitfalls.
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Butte Social Security Office
John Reed
Butte
Reed
Silver Bow Block
Allen Swain
Dillon
March 25 Schedule of Local Contests
At 7 p.m. Warner s facing Brewer Mockeland Tasks meet Winn s. At 9 p.m. Coasters face Creamery and Eagle Bar plays Berger Cochrane.
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Madden
State Bar Veretesas
Roberta See Ee Eeee
Watkins Wenn Eee
Ees
Snack Shack
Big Dipper
Elee. & War
Bays Butch
Megquier P
Metlen Hotel
Mont. Mot. Sp
Bond's
Harvey App
Roberts
Tribune Ta
sPee Es
Ebel’s
Tribune
Nd’s
Harvey Appliances
Gosmans
Warner
Eagle Bar
Berger-Chin
Creamery Ahah
Tash Rehrs
Warner's
Brewer-Mks
Winn’s
Warners
Brewer-Mockel
Tasks
Winn's
Coasters
Creamery
Berger-Cochrane
Dentist Dr G W Smith Opens New Livingston Office
Dr G W Smith D D S a Minnesota graduate opened a new dental practice in the Telephone block. He began with Dr W W Cloyd in Livingston, spent years at Gardiner, served as state health department dental consultant, ran a rural mobile unit targeting children's teeth, served four years in World War II, and recently completed courses in preventive orthodontia in San Francisco. He is married. his wife nurses at Barrett hospital.
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G. W. Smith
D.D.S
University of Minnesota
San Francisco
Barrett Hospital
F. H. Bimrose
Montana Bears Open for Season 1952 With Limits
The Montana Fish and Game commission announces bear hunting from April 15 to May 31 1952 with one bear per person per season. Cubs or females with cubs may not be killed and dogs may not be used except for stock killing bears by certain workers with specific methods. Fall season runs October 15 to November 15 1952, opening with elk or deer in areas where that season starts earlier. Baiting bears is prohibited by law.
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Montana Fish and Game Commission
State Fish and Game Department
United States Fish and Wildlife Service
Montana aging trends and court ruling highlight state events
Montana’s under six and six to twenty one population shifts show 18 000 more youths under twenty one since 1940 despite a drop in under six. The state supreme court reverses a district court bribery conviction of Roger Porter and orders a new trial while a cloud seeding program for moisture in four southeastern counties is approved. The Nutrition Conference at Bozeman March 20 21 features range and feed topics with Walter C. Berger among speakers. Two 4 H club members win American Youth Foundation scholarships for Camp Miniwanca. Gov Bonner names Albert V McGee chair of petitions sub committee on mental health to push a 1952 bond issue for Warm Springs and Boulder facilities.
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Montana
Supreme Court
Roger Porter
Helena Garageman
Harry Freebourn
Porter
Garageman
Helena
Lee Metcalf
Denver
Colin Miller
Water Resources Development Corporation
Weather Improvement Corporation
Custer
Rosebud
Garfield
Fallon
Denver Company
Weather Bureau
Dough Davidson
Bozeman
E. A. Keyes
Montana College Dairy Industry Department
State College
Walter C. Berger
American Feed Manufacturers’ Association
Chicago
Berger
American Youth Foundation
Camp
Miniwanca
Shelby
Mich
Paul J. Moore
Robert J. Nicholson
Darby
Kathryn A. Metully
Jefferson Island
Nicholson
Miss Metully
John W. Bonner
Albert V. McGee
Whitehall
Veterans of Foreign Wars
McGee
Hans Hanson
Great Falls
State Hospital
Warm Springs
Montana State Training School
Boulder
1951 Licenses Expire April 30 for Montana Sportsmen
State Game Warden R H Lambeth reminded Montana sportsmen that all 1951 hunting and fishing licenses expire April 30. 1952 licenses become available at dealers before the cutoff. Even though the general fishing season opens May 18, 1952, anglers must hold a 1952 license after April 30 to fish in waters normally open year round. Consult 1951 regulations to see waters open. Regulations for 1952 will be available about April.
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R. H. Lambeth
Montana
Lambeth
Tribute to Fay Erwin Highlighted at Rotary Meeting
Dillon Rotary members paid tribute to the late Fay Erwin at a Monday gathering. Dr. S E Davis read the memorial noting Erwin’s long service, leadership as former president, and constant Rotary dedication. Slides from Ralph Kneeland and Navy stories by Norman Ovitt accompanied the remembrance. Principal Martin Rahl chaired. Rev. Robert N Johnstone attended.
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Dillon
Rotary
Joe White
Fay
Bill Bierrum
Fay Erwin
Ralph Kneeland
WMICE
U. S. Navy
Norman Ovitt
40th Anniversary Of Girl Scouting Observed In Dillon
Dillon Girl Scouts celebrate the 40th year with a birthday party Friday at 4 pm in the primary school auditorium. Mothers are invited. Miss Gladys Forester directs the Juliette Low fund and Mrs. Don Wheat handles refreshments. Scouts are asked to bring one penny per year of age for World Friendship fund supporting World Peace and Girl Guidance worldwide.
Eagles raise funds for Beaverhead high school
Hobart Sneed and Russell Smith sponsored independent basketball games at Beaverhead county high school gym. The events yielded 275 dollars, split to athletic and band funds to aid equipment and uniforms. School leaders thank the Eagle bar sponsors for the community support and entertainment.
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Eagle Bar
Beaverhead County
Hobart Sneed
Russell Smith
Eagle
American LaFrance
New Deal
Butte
Vagabond Kings
Detroit
Beaverhead County High School
Sneed
Smith
Mr. Smith
Tyrand
Scott and Grafft
Keeping Car Costs Down with Smart Driving Tips
A vintage AAA guide urges fuel and oil savings through gentle acceleration, smooth starts and stops, and avoiding cold motor racing. Maintain proper tire inflation, keep the carburetor, spark plugs, and distributor points in good order, and drive to protect engine life and your wallet.
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AAA
Couple returns from extended southwestern motor trip
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Koenig and daughter Norma Jean came back last week from a long motor trip to Texas New Mexico and other southwestern states. They were joined in Colorado by Mrs. Myrtle Staley who accompanied them home for a visit.
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Clarence Koenig
Norma Jean
Texas
New Mex
Ico
Southwestern
Colorado
Myrtle Staley
Last Rites Held Thursday for Carrie Peterson
Funeral rites for Mrs. Carrie L. Peterson noted as a esteemed ranch woman of the county were conducted by Rev. Robert N. Johnstone at Brundage chapel. Interment followed at Mountain View Cemetery with pallbearers John Troupe Hovey Cantrell Marion Merrill Rela Welborn Dan Carpita and Carl Guse.
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Carrie L. Peterson
Robert N. Johnstone
Grace Memorial Methodist Church
Brundage Chapel
Mountain View
John Troupe
Hovey Cantrell
Marion Merrill Rela Welborn
Dan Carpita
Carl Guse
Conservation Caravan to Visit WMCE on Saturday
A caravan from Anaconda will tour the campus this Saturday. Pres. Rush Jordan will address the group on Southwestern Montana history. Tea will be served at the residence hall in the afternoon as teachers enrolled in a conservation course make the trip through the region as part of their regular work.
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WMCE
Anaconda
Rush Jordan
Montana
Police Department Gets New Patrol Car in Dillon
The Dillon police department has purchased a Ford patrol car, with Berger Cochrane Motors named as the successful bidder for the replacement. The car is now in service.
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Dillon
Ford
Berger-Cochrane Motors
Local visitors from Grant and Armstead call on city
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Steinbrecher of Grant and Mrs. William Backus of Armstead visited the city Monday, meeting residents during a brief stay.
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Louis Steinbrecher
Grant
William Backus
Armstead
City
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P. J. Lovell Co
Dillon, Mont
N. Montazia St
Dillon Hide & Fur Co
Department of Public Instruction
Rotary Meet
Carrie Peterson
St. James Guild Hall
Katherine White
AMANA
Winn’s, Inc
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