Men's Store Tops Bowling Scoring in Commercial League
Men's Store captured top scoring honors in Commercial league games at the Dillon Bowling center this week. Eagle Bar Keglers led in three-game series with another win, while Gosman's moved to second place. Paddock & Tyro and Warner's tied for third. Cornell led in high three-game series 601 and high game 243.
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Men’s Store
Dillon Rowling Center
Eagle Bar Keglers
Gosman’s
Paddock & Tyro
Warner's
Cornell
Tash Ranchers Lawengeseets
Tanness
Vaughn-Ragsdale Perrrenrit
I Tribune Meeneeeese Beseeanenesecens
Nasene
Oasis Ae Aeeneesteenastears
Apensonentesesre
Vigilantes Ence Mewanmenerseeneenneneee
Winn's
Eagle Bar
Winn’s
Oasis Teetaeeeerevenes
V.& R Bye
Tyro
Eliel
Teeaeeenaer
Tribune
Orr Flowers Eliel’s
Oasis Creamery
Bond’s
Paddock & Tyro- Beck’s
Miss Albertson Elected Head Dillon A AUW
Miss Genevieve Albertson was elected president of the Dillon branch of the American Association of University Women at L Monday night at Mrs. I. W. Winsel home. She has served as state publicity chairman for two years. Other officers named include Mrs. Mary Emerick vice president Miss Virginia Irvine secretary and Mrs. C J Horren treasurer. Paul Anderson director of training at the Normal college was guest speaker on College Graduates in the United States.
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Genevieve Albertson
Dillon
American Association of University Women
I. W. Winsel
Albertson
Mary Emerick
Virginia Irvine
C. J. Horren
Paul Anderson
The
Normal College
United States
Highway safety talk and Rotary meeting notes
Patrol head speaker warns on excessive speed and unsafe repairs as Montana roads see injuries and January February deaths. Drunken driving remains a factor while driver education grows in 28 states. Rotary nominees announced. Atlantic City convention and Butte conference upcoming. Wright Nissen Straugh and Patrick among guests.
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Highway Commission
Sheridan
Montana
Rotary Club
W. J. Bierrum
Rotary International
Atlantic City
Rotary
Butte
S. F. Erwin
Robert Wright
Mildred Nissen
William Straugh
The
Normal College
Elza Patrick
Former Dillon Resident Charles Coe Dies in Polson
Charles Coe, a former Dillon resident, died Tuesday in Polson after months of illness. He was discharged from the army last year along with his wife, a former WAC, and both served during most of the war. The funeral was held in Plains with interment there. An article notes a March 8 rise in ceiling prices for most cotton textiles by five to ten percent to cover higher labor and cotton costs, with an extra five percent incentive for staples like dresses and shirts to shift production toward needed fabrics.
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Charles Coe
Dillon
Polson
Anna Mayfield
Coe
Army
WAC
Plains
Senator Wheeler Seeks $11 Million for Montana Irrigation Projects
Sen. Burton K. Wheeler of Montana said he secured assurance from the House Appropriations Committee chair that sympathetic consideration would be given to his request for 11 Montana irrigation and reclamation projects. The ask totals 11,046,000 with line items: Sun River 96,000 Fort Peck 1,000,000 Hungry Horse dam 2,950,000 eight Missouri river basin projects including Canyon Ferry and the Marias unit in northern Montana 7,000,000.
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Helena
Burton K. Wheeler
Mont
House Appropriations Committee
Montana
Wheeler
Sun River
Fort Peck
Hungry Horse
Canyon Ferry
Marias
Beavers Triumph In Class B State Tourney Final
Dillon Beavers defeat Columbus 54-51 to claim Class B state title after a tight finish. Chuck Davis scores 11 and earns all tournament honors as Dillon edges Columbus in Livingston arena despite late struggles. Livingston mustered a 54-51 win over Dillon for third place.
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Livingston
Beavers
Columbus Cougars
Dillon
Columbus
Glendive
Clancy Johnson
Red Devils
Montana State College
Wolf Fuses
EPO Ves
Neice Sne
Ayeonness
Fuangie
Porters
Die Bae Fad
Burwell Fe
McLaren Fu
Harrison Boo
Osborne Fu
Ecc
Evans F
Wretch Thi Ag
Nees, Foe
Armitage
Hughes
I Svella Bo
Kelley Foe
Schrumpf
Boehmer
Hauck
Ruckman
Hodges
Mariana
Missoula
Spartans
Helena
Chuck Davis
Davis
Sports Dispatches
Porter
Burwell
Harrison G
Hazelbaker
Earhart
Hightower F
G. Nash
Walsh
Kingsford F
B. Nash
Grenager
Nick Mariana
John Good
Shelby
McLaren
Dillion
B. Scott G
D. Shields
Nickelson
P. Shields
Riemann
McClintock
Thriller Livingston
McCahill
Davis F
Porter Cees
Harrison
Talcott
Speaker Bou Ececsceeeesees
Ceming Biosepinsssincone Avant
Cole ¢ Scatetae Ushitan
Terete
Beaverhead
Beaver
Chuck Darling
Dick Carstensen
Gus Nash
Bob Cope
Dick Gunrickson
John Eahart
Perry MacCahill
Tom Holm
Doug Armitage
Beaverhead High Band
Fred Honeychurch
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Miss Albertson
Dillon A.A.U.W
Great Falls
Sigks’ Great Falls Breweries, Inc
Great Falls, Montana
Knight
Ford
Guidici
Frances
Melton
Regina
Blomquist
Wanda
Curry
Bridenstine
Bull
Casterline, Brandt
Paddock
Dolly
Tovey
Virginia
Janet
Peterson, John
Whitworth, Kay
White
Delores
Romers, Dean
Cccc
Hildreth Lowell
Hillstead, Jean
Jakovac, Mary
Giudici, Carol
Sugar
Betty
Zugel
Rose
Dallas
Anita
Huntley
Clayton
McCracken, Dick
Marlys
Talent
Pat Eeee
Hartwig
Jack Haley
Helen Walker
Rudy Vallee
Ozzie Nelson
Escape
Desert
Jean Sullivan
Philip Dorn
Fred Astaire, Lucille Bremer
Yolanda and the Thief
Tokyo
Tom Neal
Barbara Hale
Jinx Falkenburg
Jenifer Jones
Joseph Cotten
America
Barry Fitzgerald
Walter Huston
R. M. Funk
St. James Hospital
Wilbur G. Gilbert
W. G. Gilbert
Fort Douglas
Montana Power Company
Minnesota Woolen
Bill George
Rife St
First National Bank
Northwen Bancorporetica
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