Montana Patrol urges drink less driving over fatal crash link
Sheriff Sheridan cites that about one quarter of Montana fatal crashes involve intoxication and warns motorists to avoid driving after drinking. He notes around forty lives yearly are lost to drunken driving. Meanwhile MSU Normal College leaders hunted large game, with President Wordan taking a moose near Grasshopper Creek and Coach Straugh near Bloody Dick Creek mouth.
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Montana Highway Patrol
Charles L. Sheridan
Montana
Sheridan
Moose
Rush Jordan
William Straugh
Montana State Normal College
Wordan
Straugh
Bloody Dick Creek
Community card night finishes with pinochle prizes
Pinochle provided the evening’s diversion with Mrs. Johnson high and Mrs. Stephens low for the ladies and Mr. Neidt high and Mr. Stephens low for the gentlemen. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Smith and Jane returned home Friday after six weeks visiting Lansing, Chicago, Denver and other points of interest.
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Johnson, High
Wisdom and Social Gatherings in Wisdom Area Notices
A stream of social events from Wisdom includes tea hostesses Mrs. William Mackenzie and Mrs. Peter Rasmussen, bridge prizes to Mrs. Devine and Mrs. Wenger, and a Wisdom Chapter OES meeting planning past matrons night for Nov 10. PTA Halloween party honors students. many residents attend Republican rally and local dinners.
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John Wilde
William MacKenzie
Ed Glassey
Raymond Johnson
Dell Lloyd
Roy Oliver
W. J. Neidt
Tom Williams
Peter Rasmussen
Amy Stephens
Bridge
Johnson
Miss Stephens
Wisdom
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
Jack Hurley
George Helming
D. J. Stephens
James Devine
Henry Wenger
Harold Nelson
Devine
Wenger
W. A. Stephens
Mesdames Clark Huntley
Ralph Huntley
Orville Sparrow
J. EH. Hurley
Clarence Helming
Jas. Devine
Richard Gallup
Stewart Capehart
Lloyd
The
Wisdom P T.A
Wisdom School
Eddie
Joeie Wenger
Lynn Williams
David
Donna Nelson
Stanton Huntley
Gail Huntley
Bob Baker
Maryellen Stephens
Mel McDowell
Missoula
Dell
Harry Helming
Dillon
Clark
Retrospect from the Examiner snippets and notes
A compilation of brief items shows Dillon Masons attending Lima lodge install ceremonies and rising local tax payments. Other notes cover a World's Fair trip to Chicago, a large Montana steer shipment, a Dillon band rally, voter registration progress, horse shipments to Kansas City, depot brickwork and Camp Hager dam work with over 100 men employed.
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Dillon Masons
Lima
Masonic Lodge
Shannon
M. A. Henneberry
Chicago
Nick Beilenberg
Deer Lodge County
Montana
Great Northern
Dillon Brass Band
Lendale
Dillon
Fred Waldorf
Kansas City
Morse
Selway
Camp Hager
Monida
Centennial Valley
Montana Harvest Supported by Full Labor Use and Weather
James P. Brennan directs Montana's state employment service and notes Mexican nationals employed as beet field hands are being returned to Mexico. He stresses 1948 harvest was the largest on record with no acreage lost due to labor shortages, thanks to ideal weather and full use of all available labor through the state employment service.
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James P. Brennan
Montana State Employment Service
Mexico
Brennan
Montana
State Employment Service
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Cary Ire
Alnico
H. S. Refrigeration Co
Ryan
Res. Ph
Norman L. Ovitt
Associate Life Insurance of
W. D. Tovey
South Idaho
St. Dillon, Mont
Oakland
Calif
Convention Hall
Philadelphia
Luana Patten
Joyce C. Hall
Hallmark
Luana
Lily
Westinghouse Refrigerators
Cuvie
Electric & Variety Shop
Loess Priced
Dodge Value
Dodge
Hotchkiss Drive
J. W. Walters Garage
N. Montana St
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