Montana Sets Special Big Game Seasons for Moose and Sheep
The Montana Fish and Game Commission approved special seasons for moose, big horn sheep, antelope and Rocky Mountain goats at its last meeting. Maps and regulations will be available late May. permits must be applied for in Helena by July 31. Drawings occur August 15 with limited quotas, including about 400 moose permits at 25 dollars each.
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Helena
Everin
Madison
Gallatin
Park
Sweet Grass
Carbon
Stillwater
Yellowstone
River Teton
Lincoln County
Flathead County
Upper South Fork
Middle Fork
Flathead
Lincoln, Sanders
Goat permit window opens in Lake and Flathead counties
Lake and Flathead counties will open October 20 through October 30 for an unlimited number of goat permits. The move permits any number of applicants to obtain permits during the 11 day period.
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Lake and Flathead Counties
Recital by Beaverhead Students Ahead of State Music Meet
A high school recital on Monday night showcased 34 Beaverhead students who qualified for the State Musical Festival at the University on May 10 and 11. Qualifiers earned superior or excellent ratings at Western College. The All-State band and chorus perform May 11 at the University fieldhouse with BCHS students Jo an Beager Lew Brundage Dianna Squires Mary K Straugh Carol Martin and others in the lineup.
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Western College
Beaverhead High School
University
BCHS
Joan Beager
Lew Brundage
Dianna Squires
Mary K. Straugh
Carol Martin
Marilyn Bogut
Marian McDonald
Verna Rose
Shirley Braun
Bob D’evelyn
Steve Andrews
Chuck Evans
Bill Sanborn
JoAnn Beager
John Hollensteiner
Judy Holland
Alex Bolick
Diana Squires
Sandra Peterson
Gleanne Foster
College Players KO'ed In Outfield Collision
Outfielder Sonny Lubich and teammate Bob Kovacich of Western Bulldogs were knocked out after colliding while chasing a fly ball in practice. Both were hospitalized with head and facial injuries. Kovacich recovered first, Lubich regained consciousness about 4 AM Tuesday. Doctors initially feared a fractured skull but later diagnosed a concussion.
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Sonny Lubich
Western Bulldogs
Bob Kovacich
Kovacich
Lubich
4-H Builders Group Elects At Meeting
A dinner reorganization meeting for the 4-H Builders was held at Lee's Steak House. Eleven members attended along with Lara Pennell Ed Atkins Blanche Downing Norman Downing and others. Officers chosen include President Bill Petersen Vice President Martha Miller Secretary Gayle Wheat Treasurer Caila Jensen Reporter Agnes Rebish Recreation leaders Clara Jensen Billie Ann McFadden Advisors Mrs Norman Downing and Harry Andrus. The group discussed junior leadership led by Mr Atkins and Mrs Penwell. Reporter Agnes Rebish.
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Lee’s Steak House
Lara Pennell
Ed Atkins
Blanche Downing
Norman Downing
Bill Petersen
Martha Miller
Gayle Wheat
Caila Jensen
Agnes Rebish
Clara Jensen
Billie Ann McFadden
Harry Andrus
Montana State University Hosts State Music Festival for Hundreds of Students
About 2,000 students from at least 80 Montana high schools will attend the State Music Festival at Montana State University in Missoula from May 9 to 11. Auditions for MSU Music School scholarships will occur during the festival, with winners announced then. Public concerts run May 9 and 10, and the All-State concert concludes the event on May 11.
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Montana
Missoula
Montana State University
Luther A. Richman
College of Fine Arts
Montana High School Association
MSU School of Music
MSU
Music School Foundation
Lee Orr Joins Sigma Alpha Epsilon at Montana State
Dillon resident Lee E Orr is among 11 new pledges to the Sigma Alpha Epsilon social fraternity at Montana State College.
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Lee Orr
Lee E. Orr
Dillon
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Montana State College
Vigilante Electric bids awarded for rural substation and oil breaker
Vice President Gordon Allen of Montana Electric Supply bid 27 995 dollars for a 100 KVA rural package substation unit. Six other bids were submitted. Dale Turner of M & L Supply offered 18 385 dollars for an oil circuit breaker for the Bannack transmission line. The Federal Pacific Company in San Francisco manufactures the equipment. John Bielenberg of the Montana State Water Board REA designed the substation and conducted the bid opening. Leo J. Carmody presided. The bid ensures adequate energy for Grasshopper and Big Hole areas.
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Vigilante Awards
Gordon Allen
Montana Electric Supply
Dale Turner
M & L ‘Supply
Butte
Federal Pacific Company
San Francisco
Vigilante Electric
Big Hole
John Bielenberg
Montana State Water Board
REA
Leo J. Carmody
Cardwell
Grasshopper
Postmaster Convention Motorcade Heads to Historic Beaverhead Tour
A motorcade of convention guests departs for Virginia City and visits historic points in Beaverhead and Madison counties for an afternoon of sightseeing.
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Virginia City
Old Camp
Beaverhead
Madison Counties
Montana Territorial Convention Schedule Details
A group dinner Tuesday evening followed by a Wednesday program with a morning session and optional tours to Bannack Big Hole Basin and Blacktail country. An official banquet is set for Wednesday at 7 PM at the Elks Club room. Thursday covers committee reports resolutions and officer elections before adjournment.
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Montana
Bannack
Big Hole Basin
Blacktail
Elks Club
Boy Scout Buffalo Hunt Camporee Details
Scouts stage a Buffalo Hunt event with film coverage by Del Hanks and others. Saturday evening campfire and dinner precede an overnight campout with Sunday church services en route. Local organizers include Earl Craig Rex Clark C Gosta Miller Dick Burns and others with business firm support.
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del Hanks
Earl Craig
Rex Clark
C. Gosta Miller
Dick Burns
W. G. Gilbert Jr
George Gleed
Bruce Watters
Ray Lynch
Dick Warren
Lloyd Dougherty
John MacDonald
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