Western Montana College braces for basketball season turnout
Western Montana College announces a 16-man roster with six lettermen set for basketball plus new prospects from Dillon, Wolf Point, and nearby towns. Coach Straugh eyes improved depth, with McGuire and Hebres Wise among proven players and several guards and forwards competing for starting roles.
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Bulldog
Western Mountana College
Coan Bull Straugh
Wester
Athan
Dick McGuire
Connor Butt
Jon Corr
McGuire
Cert
Bob Nissur
Custer
Tiatie
Ote Wecen
Ana
Jim Hebres
Lermace
Wester Athletics
U. U.e Army
Buiuldoe
Quac Floyd Vandegrift
Dillion
Vaher
Western
Grant Gravcorn
Wolf
Wolf Point
Ron Kimmel
Marvin
Dickson
Baske Opal
Rowan
Wayne Anderson
Charlo
Dick Anderson
Roger Shawn
Gallatin
Whitworth College
Washington
Dillon Group Featured Sunday Concert in Missoula
Nellie Poole of Duar presented her students in an accordion band program at the American Legion hall in Missoula. The varied program included accordion solos duets and band selections with Tor Collins Eddie Mal esich and Frank Poole also performing. The Dillon group members and six year old Dick Staudeher joined the event with Bob Smith aiding on trombone.
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Nellie Poole
Duar Presencin
Ama Cordion
American Legia
Hall Musscala Sunda
Affertawt
Attit Jrale
Mos
Accordian
Mr. Poole
Missoula
Tor Collins Accordant
Eddie Malesich
Butte
Frank Poole
Dylon
Mip
Mary Garrison
George Featherly
Bruce Thomas
Sharon Stanchfield
Kuzzie Brown
Violet Mae Turner
Judith Belle Hulmlund
Rachel Mayberry
Laurene Walker
Norma Koenig
Former Beaver head County teacher injured in Pasadena crash
Annie C Ames a former Beaverhead county resident and Grant school teacher was injured in a recent automobile accident in Pasadena California. She suffered a broken pelvis and a broken bone in her left leg and was treated at St Luke's hospital in Pasadena.
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Annie C Ames
Beaverhead County
Pasadena
Calif
Dillon Friends
St Luke's Hospital
Former Dillon Girl Has Story In Atlantic Magazine
Frances Dunn now Mrs. Paul Judge, a former Dillon resident, has a story titled Second Life in The Atlantic November issue. The tale covers life in Jackson Hole with Dunn and brothers Bill and Ruff, her great grandmother Mary Jane Waddams in Bannack during the 1860s, and Waddams as a mining boom pioneer. The Judges reside in Moose Wyoming where Mr. Judge serves as chief ranger in Grand Teton National Park.
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Atlantic
Paul Judge
Frances Dunn
Dillon
Jackson Hole
Bill
Ruff
Dunn
Mary Jane Waddams
Bannack
Judge
Moose
Wyo
Grand Teton National Park
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Warren-shola
Western Montana College
Har DiMaggio
Muss Watenskold
Ata
Iym
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Misss Warenskiold
Critice Rave
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Piedmont
Dorothy
San Francisco Opera Company
Dillon Group
Dillon Examiner
Atlantic Magazine
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Eliel
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