Bowling Standings and Weekly Scores From Local Leagues
The Oct 16 postponed state bar game was played with Winns and Bays Butchers earning three of four points to climb into 15th. In Commercial league action Big Dipper led 24-8, Tribune 22-10, Dillon Creamery 19-13, and others trailing. Women’s league saw Barmaids sweep Skeets to take 21-7, with Ruth Greenfield posting two highs for the Barmaids. Next week’s schedules and visiting guests noted, along with local publicity director Mrs. Myrtle B Brown visiting Albion Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winn’s and
Bay’s Butchers
Big Dipper
the Tribune
Dillon Creamery and Roberts
Bond’s
Archie Green
H. M. Brundage
Lou Esta
Sport Shop
Metlen Hotel
Harvey Appliance
Bradleys
Bramsman Radio
Ben Redd
W.F.W
Megquier Plumbing
John Hart
Dave Stratford
Matt Taborski
Bob Johnson
Skeets
State Bar
Barmaids
Roxy Theatre
Red & White Laundry
Robes and Maddens
Dillon Fead & Seed
Roxy
Ruth Greenfield
The
Commercial League
Roberts
Lee Bonds
Eliel’s
Gosmans
Eagle Bar
State Bank
Bays Butchers
Tash Ranchers
Winn’s
Tribune
Warners
Coast To Coast
Paddock ‘Tyro
Maddens
Dillon Feed & Seed
Roberts Market
Medlen Hotel
Ben Redd Chevrolet
Lou-Esta Lanes
Bay Butchers
Ip. m
Coasters
Tash Ranch
Eliel
Roberts Mkt
Men’s Store
Elks Magazine Praises Jim Thorpe as Greatest Footballer
Kyle Crichton, writing in the November Elks magazine, extols Jim Thorpe as the greatest football player. He recounts feats such as a 100 yard punt, eight successful drop-kicks from the 50, and TD runs through Army and Lehigh, plus anecdotes with Pop Warner and Knute Rockne.
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Kyle Crichton
Elks Magazine
Jim Thorpe
Thorpe
Lehigh
Army
Harvard
Carlisle
Pop Warner
Warner
Knute Rockne
Rockne
Rock’s
Jim
Beavers Top Bengals 32-12 In Regional Gridiron Clash
Dillon Beavers defeated Helena 32 to 12 as Les Jones Schumacher Schulz and Thompson starred with multiple scoring plays. Dillon led 25-0 at halftime and held on after Helena scored twice in the second half. Intermission featured a high school band performance under A. H. Hartwig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beavers
Bengals
Page
Les Jones
Helena
Verbance
Schulz
Ed Thompson
Bengal
Jones
Ronnie Eliason
Dillon
Thompson
Verdance
Bill Thomas
Bob Rouse
Tyrand
Beaver
A. H. Hartwig
Voters Decide On Special Issues Tuesday 1950 Montana Ballot
Montanans head to polls on Tuesday November 7 1950 to decide three measures. Referendum No 53 asks whether city school district and township indebtedness should stay at 3 percent or rise to 5 percent with separate water sewer approval. Initiative No 54 proposes an Honorarium World War II bonus funded by bonds and a two cent cigarette tax. If passed the plan would pay about 22 million dollars and run until bonds are paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
U. S
The Best in Job Work at the Examiner Printing Co
The Examiner Printing Co offers high quality job work and printing services, serving clients with precision and prompt delivery. Equipped with modern presses and skilled staff, the firm emphasizes reliable craftsmanship for commercial and personal projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Examiner Printing Co
Holiday overseas mail drive for military personnel
Christmas packages for army navy and air force personnel overseas should be sent between now and November 15 to ensure delivery by the season. Greeting cards may be mailed by air as late as December 1. Packages must be labeled Gift Parcel with contents listed inside, weight limit 70 pounds, and avoid food or clothing. Portable military vehicle loans supplement post office transport during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Air Force
Post Office Department
Pioneer group gathers 150 plus for Powell county banquet
Miss Jean Bishop attended the Powell county branch of the Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers annual banquet in Deer Lodge Wednesday evening October 25. More than 150 pioneer families were present for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Bishop
Deer Lodge
Powell County
The
Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers
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Independent League
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Myrtle B. Brown
Starr Commonwealth For Boys
Albion, Mich
George C. Brown, Jr
Megquier
Lou-Esta
W. Flw
Harvey Apl
Bramsman
Red & White
Dillon, Feed
Soper
State of
Pol
Ass'n. J. L. Gleason, Sec
Livingston, Mont
LAMAR
Democratic
Beaverhead County
Pol. Pol. Adv
First National Bank
Morthweet
2F Disuranch Corporation
Sponsored
Lutheran W.mlf
Farmers’ Union Bldg
Bannack and Pacific
Hien
Mont
Manford
Donegal
Tweed
Ion
Revere
United States Capitol
Towit
Brannan Farm
Denver
Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine
Cvamva
Brannan
Tydings Committee
State Dept
Mansfield
China
Japan
Louis Johnson
Admiral Denfield
Olin Anderson
Mike Mansfield
Vito Marcantonio
Claude Pepper
Glen Taylor
Uncle Sam
G. O. Party
Ralph McGinnis
Beaverhead
Republican Central Comm
Nellie McFadden
Sec’y
Dillon, Mont