Local Employers urged to contact State Employment Service
Employers including ranchers have job openings and should contact the State Employment Service office in the telephone building. Mgr George R Baker notes current wide labor supply including ranch workers sheepherders and sales and office staff. Veterans and seasonal workers are returning seeking winter or permanent farm or business jobs.
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Mgr
George R. Baker
County Extension Service
State Employment Service
Elk tag mix up nets light fine for moose kill
Claude Sheffner of Miles City was arrested by a Gallatin county game warden after killing a moose in the Lizzard Lake area. His elk license and tag were valid but the animal was a moose. The Bozeman court ruled the error honest and imposed a light fine.
Square Biscuits Versus Round Biscuits Debate
A reader argues for round biscuits over square, praising tradition, flavor, and a beer pairing, while opposing the move to square, assembly-line friendly biscuits. The piece humorously endorses the old fashioned round biscuit and American beer served in traditional mugs.
Elks Rally to Back Freedom Train Amid Communist Charges
Lafayette A. Lewis of Los Angeles and Harry L. Tash of Dillon lodge denounce alleged Communist sabotage of the Freedom Train. The Examiners report quotes leaders urging Elks nationwide to intensify support for the train and its documents in all advertisements as national convocation actions unfold.
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Communist Party
Lafayette A. Lewis
Los Angeles
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Harry L. Tash
Dillon
The
Elks
BPO Elks
New York
Order
America
Americans and Elks
Youngsters Celebrate Halloween Festival Across Community
Dillon youths from kindergarten to high school joined police and parents for a multi venue Halloween celebration. Primary pupils enjoyed costumes and candy at the Bagley building and Hartwig theatre shows while high schoolers danced in the gym. The season was reported orderly with few property complaints and local businessbackers funded the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Police Department
Bagley Building
Hartwig Theatre
Montana tops in concert memberships per capita
Miles City reports Montana leads the nation in concert memberships with one in every 27.7 residents belonging to one of the 14 community concert associations in the state during 1948. Craig Hutchinson of Columbia Concerts, Inc. presented the figures during a statewide community concert campaign.
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Miles City
Montana
Craig Hutchinson
Columbia Concerts, Inc
Hutchinson
Hosiery Bargains and Bargain Names
Hosiery bargains offered with multiple 11 pair anklets for 1.00 and 4 pair ladies hose for 1.00. Includes infant to ladies sizes in various styles, colors, and weights. Slight imperfects guaranteed and parcel post options from P.O. Box 2029 Dept BBI Knoxville.
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P.O
Hoxville
Beavers Close Season In 25 6 Loss To Butte Reds
The Beavers ended their football campaign with a 25 to 6 defeat by the Butte Reds at War Memorial field. Butte pulled away in the second half after Dillon scored in the second quarter on Coppin’s one yard plunge set up by a long pass. Butter backfield added three more touchdowns as they won decisively.
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Beavers
War Memorial
Butte Reds
Anaconda Reds
Butte
Dillon
Coppin
Stearns
Valler
Dillon Students Named to University Orchestra
Janet Curry Margo Luebben Bruce Grimes and George Bow ring Dillon students at Montana State University have been selected as members of the University orchestra and will be heard in concert on November 18.
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Janet Curry
Margo Luebben
Bruce Grimes
George Bowring
Dillon
Montana State University
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Davis Motor CO
Mont
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Ontana
Sam D. Goza
State Board of Equalization
Gaza
Daniels
Garfield
Golden Valley
Granite
Jefferson
Judith Basin
Meagher
Petroleum
Powder River
Rosebud
Stillwater
Treasure
Ceretana
Dillon Feed & Seed CO
Porcelain
Refrigeration Co
Conoco
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