Notice to Creditors and Beaverhead School Levy Election
Notice to creditors of Robert Moses deceased and administrators seek claims with vouchers within four months. Admin Hazel Moses at Ruane and McCarvel Anaconda Montana. Also Beaverhead County High School Board calls a special election April 4 1953 on a 15000 dollar levy to fund the county high school payroll and supplies with polls 2 to 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Moses
Ruane & McCarvel
Daly Bank
Anaconda
Montana
Deer Lodge
Hazel Moses
Rotert
Moses
Beaverhead County
Catherine Hawkins
Beaverhead
Adopting Diana Lynn Alley Court Citation Issued
In the Fifth District Beaverhead Montana Court a citation orders Kenneth Alley to appear regarding the adoption of minor Diana Lynn Alley. The order directs the father to respond to the court in Beaverhead County Montana by a specified date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Diana Lynn Alley
Kenneth Alley
Dillon
John B. MacDonald
Diana Lynn MacDonald
Helen R. MacDonald
Philip C. Duncan
A.D
H. E. Contway
McGovern-Archer Second In Elk Bowling Event
The McGovern Archer doubles team of Dillon holds second place in the Elks state bowling tournament at Butte as the event heads into its fourth week. They totaled 1315 pins, 22 behind leader Cutting Hilderman of Miles City and 19 ahead of the third place team. Elks No. 1 from Virginia City sits second in the team event with 3130. Stags from Red Lodge lead with 3156. The tournament ends next weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGovern-Archer
Dillon
Elks
Butte
Cutting-Hilderman
Miles City
Virginia City
Stagsise Red Lodge
Wanted to Rent for Modern 7 or 8 Room House
Advertiser seeks substantial rent for a completely modern seven or eight room house. Prefers unfurnished or partly furnished. Respond by calling 288 J 35 41.
Butte Bowlers Dominate Booster Singles Classic Prizes
Butte bowlers dominated the sixth annual booster singles classic at Lou-Esta Lanes in Dillon. Jack Delaney led with a 1212 total over 1181 by Tiny McLaughlin and 1176 by Davidson. Final standings list numerous Butte players and top scores, with high game out of money at 234 in a tie between J Lester and D Cromerich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Lou-Esta
Dillon
Jack Delaney
Tiny McLaughlin
Davidson
Frank Delaney
W. Mehrens
Jim White
Dave Hughes
Ed Lueck
Sheridan
Im. Ivankovich
Anaconda
Cc. Bennett
Ed Townsend
Hiram Brundage
Fritz Bessette
John Grant
Dick Rigney
Bill Martin
R. MacMahon
Axel Madsen
Frank Watkins
D. Munden
Deer Lodge
R. Kantback
B. Lester
Sam Suydam
Claude McKee
Bob Graham
J. Fasso
J Lester
D. Cromerich
Tie
UMCY Bowlers Open New League at Lou Esta Lanes
The UMCY youth group of the Episcopal church started bowling league play in Dillon on March 19 at Lou Esta Lanes. Four teams of three faced off with Skimps defeating Lucky Strikers and Jaw Breakers beating Alley Dusters. Highs included Jaw Breakers 467, 446, 395 and Cornel 429 series 185 game for Dusters. Team standings show Skimps 3 1 730, Jaw Breakers 3 1 750, Lucky Strikers 1 3 250, Alley Dusters 1 3 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UMCY
Young Peoples Group
Episcopal Church
Lou Esta Lanes
Dillon
Skimps
Lucky Strikers
Jaw Breakers
Alley Dusters
Cornell
Dusters
Wil Pet
Morrison to Officiate State Class C Basketball Tourney
Polson high school coach Royal Morrison, ex Dillon, named one of four officials for the state Class C tournament at Conrad from Thursday through Saturday. Other officials include Jim Wedin of Butte Oscar Presbro of Chinook and Wilbur Augustine of Great Falls. Western division will be Twin Bridges Thompson Falls and Belgrade, southern Belfry, eastern Poplar and Hinsdale, northern Dutton and Sunburst. Belfry is defending champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Morrison
Polson
Dillon
Conrad
Jim Wedin
Butte
Oscar Presbro
Chinook
Wilbur Augustine
Great Falls Twin Bridges
Thompson Falls
Poplar
Hinsdale
Dutton
Sunburst
Northern
Belfry
Belgrade
Southern Belfry
Sneed Wins Ham Prize in Butte Trapshoot Event
H. L. Sneed of Dillon won first prize, a choice ham, in a miss and out shoot sponsored Sunday by the Butte Trap and Skeet club. Clarence Talcott of Twin Bridges also won. Septic Tank Cleaning. Call Ray Howard, Shady Nook Court. 37-21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Sneed
Dillon
The
Butte Trap and Skeet Club
Clarence Talcott
Twin Bridges
Ray Howard
Shady Nook Court
Ranchers and Sportsmen Urged to Track State Chukar Release
Montana wildlife officials seek help from farmers ranchers and sportsmen to locate and track released chukars. Test plantings occurred in 1951 1952 near Perma with more planned in 1953 along Davis Creek and in the Bitter Root Valley. Birds are banded and sightings should be reported to Montana State University Missoula or the fish and game offices in Missoula or Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State Department of Fish and Game
US Forest Service
Perma
Montana State University
Missoula
State Fish and Game Department
Helena
Washington
Nevada
Davis Creek
Bitter Root
Orson Range
Morese
Game Department Releases Birds In Bitter Root
About 120 adult chukar partridges were released in the Lolo area of the Bitter Root valley by the Montana state fish and game department. The release is part of a testing program to gauge the Asiatic bird’s adaptability to Montana conditions. Birds hatched at Warm Springs game farm were released by Wesley Woodyard, Fred Harthorn, and George Jonkel with supervision from Robert Greene. Officials will closely observe this and other experimental plantings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State Fish and Game Department
Lolo
Bitter Root Valley
Montana
Warm Springs
Robert Greene
Wesley Woodyard
Fred Harthorn
Missoula
George Jonkel
The
State University
Wildlife Research Unit
Close Bowling Matches Feature DeMolay and CYO
Four teams from DeMolay and CYO bowled at Lou-Esta Lanes. CYO No. 1 beat DeMolay No. 1 1799 to 1720, while No. 2 teams split. Gregovich led with 189 and 517, as CYO won all three games and the series 637 593, 601 587, 561 540. The second match saw DeMolay No. 2 win the third game and series 1738 to 1660 after CYO led 613 606 and 558 531. A single pin separated totals, CYO 3459 to DeMolays 2458.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMolay and
Catholic Youth Organization
Lou-Esta Lanes
CYO
Gregovich
CYO No 2
Jacques Stretch League Lead In DeMolay Bowling
The Jacques beat the Blow Boys 3 to 1 on March 23 to extend their lead over Gutter Burns. The Pin Busters swept the Burns 4–0 with scores 570–555 565–526 597–589 and 1732–1670. Nye of the Pin Busters had 476 high series while Burns’ Nye top game was 177.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques
Gutter Burns
Blow Boys
Pin Busters
Busters
Burns
Nye
Seaies
L. Pet. Jacques
Twin Bridges Riflemen Stop Dillon In Tight Shootout
The Twin Bridges Riflemen defeated the Dillon team 1866 to 1862 in a close match on March 20 at the Dillon city hall. Otto Sassman led Dillon with 379 points, while Dr Seidensticker of Twin Bridges topped with 378 and several others posted high scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Bridges
Dillon
Dillion City Hall
Otto Sassman
Dr. Seidensticker
Hignight
Stark
Cashmore
Reynolds
LaFay
Warrick
Clark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dillon Examiner
Montana St
Dillion
NLA
Ssauls Hat Francisco National Editorial
Association
Continental
U.S
Montana State Presse 19 Association
Donald J. Smith
Poindexter Black Dillon, Montana
Star Wooler Company
Fergus Falls
Minnesota
George M. Gosman
State Bank & Trust Company OF
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Umcy Bowlers
New League
Sneed
Ham
State
Game Department
DeMolay
Jacques Stretch
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!