Admissions and Births at Barrett Hospital Week
There were two births at Barrett hospital this week. A daughter was born last Sunday, April 29, to the Rev. and Mrs. Dennis Kinlaw. A son was born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. William Mitts of Glen. Admissions include Wilmer Bromlie Dillon and others. Dismissals list Waltraude Krieger Armstead and several from Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett Hospital
Dennis Kinlaw
William Mitts
Glen
Wilmer Bromlie
Dillon
Winnie Dickey
Bill Carter
Jackson
Louis Kaufman
Dell
Richard Williams
Cora Joy
Earl Ryan
Emma Carr
Minnie Kay
John Magnus
Waltraude Krieger
Armstead
Sharon
Sandra Tash
Polaris
Ophelia Meyer
Malad
Idaho
Ray Turner
Twin Bridges
Irene Whiteford
Wisdom
Pierce Rouse
Ruth Peterson
E. L. Link
Ronnie Orman
Charles Quick
Theodore Shively
Hugh Weyrick
John Moore
Cancer burden to U S economy and work loss estimate
About 500000 new cancer cases and 700000 under medical care this year in the United States. The figures imply a loss of 3.5 million man-years of work and a 12 billion dollar hit to goods and services output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Vigilante League matches produce high scores across April meet
In April 25 action the State Bar and E and V split their set with Bar Gals winning two of three games while E and V claimed the series 753 725 and 2263 2259. Roberta Theater swept Vaughn and Ragsdale 3 1 with a 2367 team total. Beaverhead Laundry and the Montanan also posted results amid a busy county bowling slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bar and Electric and Variety
Bar Gals
E. Cornell
Roberta Theater
Vaughn & Ragsdale
Beaverhead Laundry
Jack
Lynch
Rundle
Cornell
Montanan
The
Oasis
Shaffer’s Bakery
Eliel’s
Grogan’s
Big Dipper
Joyettes
Joe
Cochrane Motors
Gib’s
Montana Motor Supply
Minerals Engineering
Warners
Hignight Plumbers
Farmers Union
Moose Lodge
Moose
Commercial League
the Tribune
Paul
Chev
McNeil
Roberts Market
Gosman Drug
Metlen
May Stewart
Mockels
Walker
Dillon Creamery
Andrus Hotel
Eagle Bar
Ned-Eva Lanes
Tash
N. Newton
Mrs Hollingsworth Dies in California Pioneer of Beaverhead
Mrs J E Hollingsworth pioneer resident of Beaverhead county died in Santa Monica California Hospital on Friday March 23 at age 89/90. The Hollingsworths ranched near Dillon before moving to California in 1919 and then Santa Monica in 1926. she is survived by husband two sisters three daughters six grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral held March 27 at Forest Lawn Glendale with pallbearers Fred Chapman and Jack Sorenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Hollingsworth
Beaverhead County
Santa Monica
California
Hollingsworth
Big Hole Basin
Beaverhead Valley
Martin Sorenson
Dillon
John
Hannah Hoffman
Utica
Albany
New York
Corinne
Utah
Elizabeth Hoffman
Diller
Sorenson
Hollingsworths
McFarland
Hollings
Corona
Leona Hand
Fred Chapman
Jack Sorenson
Los Angeles
Fred R. Chapman
Bannack Open to Tourists This Season in Montana
Bannack State Monument opens for the tourist season alongside Montana parks. Chan Stallings, supervisor at the historic mining camp once Montana’s Territorial Capitol, notes rising visitor numbers. The site joined the state park system on August 15, 1954, and access roads were readied last week per state parks commissioner Mrs. Fred Woodside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bansnack
Montana
Chan Stallings
Bannack
Fred Woodside
Woodside
State Parks’ Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
Examiner
Heaven's Sakes
Dillon Hide & Fur ‘Co
N. Montana
Melton
Texaco
Washington and Glendale
C.ww.gee
Andrus Barber Shop
Beaverhead Bar Supply
Hoes
Russell Stover
Saylors
Dorothy Gray
Max Factor
Coty, Yardley
Mitchell’s City Drug Store
Montana and
Robert’s
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