Wood Sculpture Exhibit by John Rood Arrives in Dillon
Kappa Pi and the American Association of University Women present John Rood’s exhibit in Dillon at the Western Montana College of Education art gallery from April 16 to 21. The artist in residence at the University of Minnesota shows 10 wood folk sculptures and seven oil paintings as backgrounds for his carvings. Arrangements are by Mrs. Mary B. Emerick and Mrs. William J. Bierrum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Pi
Western Montana College of Education
American Association of University Women
John Rood
Dillon
University of Minnesota
College Art Gallery
Mary B. Emerick
William J. Bierrum
Funeral Rites Held in Butte for Mrs. Sylvia Hasbrouk
Rev. Belle Long of First Baptist assisted with the funeral in Butte for Sylvia J. Hasbrouk. Dillon attendees included Amos Wright, Ed Heikkila, Vernon Nelson, Holger Carlson, Wilbur Tash, Lillis Albers, E. H. Gransberg, Fred Bridenstine, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Long
First Baptist Church
Butte
Sylvia J. Hasbrouk
Dillon
Amos Wright
Ed Heikkila
Vernon Nelson
Holger Carlson
Wilbur Tash
Lillis Albers
E. H. Gransberg
Fred Bridenstine
McCalebs and Barnett Return From Winter Visit
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. McCaleb and Lloyd Barnett have returned from an extended winter stay in the southwestern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. McCaleb
Lloyd Barnett
Hoopers Confront Daughter Over Rumored “Real Gone” Guy
Hap scolds his eighteen year old daughter as she praises a “real gone” suitor. He complains about her slang and demands clear speech. The exchange highlights generational language gaps in a small town.
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Hooper’s
Hap
Ma Hooper
Layout tips for beauty and abundance in vegetable gardens
The article advises precise, parallel rows for aesthetic and efficiency in home gardens. It covers spacing by crop type, tool impact, and practical drilling methods, recommending drills 0.5 to 1 inch deep for small seeds and deeper for beets Swiss chard peas beans and corn, with row distances up to 4 feet for large vines.
Brundage Shines as Eagle Team Tops Bowling Scores
H M Brundage rolled 246 and 647 in a strong showing as Eagle led the Commercial league with 1 016 and 2 759 pins. Peris won $150 with 1 253 in the booster classic, Hal versen was second for 110 and Brundage third for 80. Other standings include McLean, Korn, Ellis, and Softich among top finishers.
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H. M. Brundage
Eagle
Peris
Butte
Halversen
Dillon
Brundage of
Platt
He McLean
Anaconda
A. Wright
A. Korn
Ellis
Larson
Softich
Beach
V.F.W
Stone
Skeets
Dillon Feed
Lee Schuler
Saw Bones
Mixed bowling leagues compete with iron sights and scopes
In a Dillon Rifle Club Friday night event shooters tested iron sights against scopes with little outcome difference. Independent league leaders included Hale with 215 high single, 566 series. Montana Auto and Sport Shop led team scores in their divisions. For sale: a few young registered Hereford bulls from Willey & Son of Wisdom, Mont.
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Dillon Rifle Club
VLE. W
Dillon Féed
Skeet's Cafe
Hale
Sport Shop
Montana Auto
Bramsman R
Dillon Hide
Commercial League
Tribune
Gosman Drug
Men’s Store
Oasis
Eagle Bar
Bond Grocery
Creamery
Roberts’ Mkt
Warner’s
Winn’s
Eliel’s
State Bank
Lous Flowers
Bays Butch
Tyro
Bond
Paddock
Winns
Gosman’s
Bay’s
Butchers
Lou’s Flowers
Roberts
Tash Ranchers
Earl Willey
Willey & Son
Wisdom
Mont
Popular Couple Wed in Butte Among Dillon Youth
Miss Marilyn Follansbee and Jim Simon, a well known Dillon pair, quietly wed in Butte last week and began housekeeping on Montana street. The bride works as secretary for T. F. McFadden and Leonard Schulz. the groom is a young Dillon businessman. Pat Flynn of Horse Prairie visited Dillon for treatment after a horse fell with an injured foot.
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Marilyn Follansbee
Jim Simon
Butte
Montana Street
T. F. McFadden
Leonard Schulz
Dillon
Pat Flynn
Horse Prairie
Legals Notice to Creditors for Fred Crouse Estate
Hans C. Andersen administrator notifies creditors and claimants of the estate of Fred Crouse deceased to present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be filed at Collins & Burns law offices in the PoinDexter Block Dillon Montana Beaverhead County. First published March 23 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Crouse
Collins & Burns
Poindexter
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead
Hans C. Andersen
Pearl D. Crouse
Poindexter Block
Beaverhead County
Hans ©. Andersen
Winter's Passing and Estate Notice in Dillon Montana
A probate notice for the estate of Malcolm J. Judah requests creditors and other claimants to come forward. The notice includes a poetic tribute titled Winter's Passing by Clara Burch and mentions Dillon Montana with publication dates starting March 30, 1949.
Notice to creditors in the estate of John Swoboda
Anna S. Swoboda executrix of John Swoboda deceased requests all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims must be filed at the law offices of John Collins in the Poindexter Block Dillon Montana Beaverhead County. First pub March 16 1949.
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Guy
John Swoboda
John Collins
Poindexter Block
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead County
Anna S. Swoboda
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Beaverhead
Iola Rous
Iola Rouse
W. G. Gilbert
Idaho Street
Luanna Lyons
Public Auction Notice by Beaverhead County Montana
Beaverhead County Montana Board of County Commissioners offers for sale at public auction at the courthouse steps on April 5, 1949 at 2 00 p m a 1936 Model 11 Caterpillar serial 86190 with 12 foot blade scannfer etc The Board may accept or reject any bids in Beaverhead county interest By order of the Board March 8 1949 Agnes A Corbett administratrix of the estate of William J Corbett deceased Creditors to exhibit claims within four months at Collins Burns offices First Publication March 23 1949
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Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead
Montana
Beaverhead County
A. D
Parket
Scott
Card of Thanks for Mary Helming Death
We express sincere thanks to friends for sympathy after the death of our wife and mother Mary Helming. Thanks to those who sent floral tributes and donations to the American Cancer Society. Harry Helming and son Bruce. William Rule was in town from Dell earlier in the week.
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Mary Helming
American Cancer Society
Harry Helming and
Bruce
Notice of Estate Pearl D Crouse Publication
Notice is hereby given of the estate of Pearl D Crouse deceased with publication to persons in Montana. Hans Andersen appears as a party or executor. This brief notice identifies the estate and legal publication requirement.
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Examiner
Montana St
Mational Advertising Representative
LN. A.S
Seattle
New York
San Francisco
National Editorial Et “Association WY
U. S
LE Tay
Farm Seeds
Timothy
Williams Feed & Machinery
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Strasser’s
Washington
Brundage
Women’s League
Brundages
Red & White
O. K
Bannack St
Sharp
East Clark Street
Freeport
Illinois
Monida
Paul E. Gray
Astor Ave
Los Angeles
Calif
Beaverhead Ffa
C-O Dillon Examiner
Enone
H.—Ti
Ballou
Koenig
Jacobson
Patterson
Bon
Rosenau
Cashmore
Nelson
Smith
Sassman
Buckingham
Langdorf
Summers
Hignight
Scope Oo
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Legals
Malcolm J. Judah
George M. Fleming
Clara Burch
William J. Corbett
Agnes A. Corbett
William Rule
Dell
Examiner Printing Co
Christian Science Monitor
ABC
Norway St
Boston
Mess
U.S.A
Letty
Stete
Dillon Real Estate Mart
G. A. Decker
H. W. Wheat
Hazelbaker Insurance Agency
Hazelbaker
State Bar and Lounge
South
Jim and
George
Blackleg Aggressin
Wit
Parke, Davis & Co
Geo. M. Gosman
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