Bulldogs Open Cage Season With Anaconda Boosters
Montana State Normal college Bulldogs begin their first basketball season in five years Friday night at home against the Anaconda Boosters. Coach Bill Straugh leads two 12 man squads, featuring last year stars and new players, in a schedule that includes Montana and Idaho opponents. Next Tuesday the team travels to Missoula to face the State University Grizzlies, followed by a two game series with Montana State College Bobcats in Bozeman.
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Montana State Normal College Bulldogs
Anaconda Boosters
Montana
Idaho
Bill Straugh
Missoula
State University Grizzlies
Montana State College Bobcats
Bozeman
Bulldogs
Anaconda Quint
Smith
Eagles
Dillon
Chamions
Boosters
Smith’s Eagles
Straugh
Charlie Deputy
Dale Tash
Beaver
Earl Barlow
Browning
Bill James
Butte
Dick Maguire
Ennis
Stanley Johnson
Hot Springs
Dale Dart
Smokey Thompson
Lindy Estes
Normal
VFW and Auxiliary Plan Joint Social Meeting Tonight
Lloyd Whipple post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and its auxiliary will hold a joint social session at the I C O F hall after a brief business meeting. Post Commander Don Campbell says all members and invited guests are welcome. cards, prizes, and refreshments. The event starts the series planned for winter months with Mrs John Wenger and several helpers in charge.
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Lloyd Whipple
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
U. S
I.c.0.f. Hall
Don ‘Campbell
John Wenger
George Smith
Dan Henneberry
Howard Lloyd
Ost
H. H. Hendron
Potato Goal Set for 1947 by Officials
Montana’s 1947 potato goal is 19 100 acres as released by the Production and Marketing Administration state office of the Department of Agriculture. County committees will set farm goals and price support will be limited to farmers within their goals. Floyd Kenison Beaverhead county committee chairman urged farmers to plant within goals to curb overproduction and cut waste of fertilizer and land.
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Montana
Production and Marketing Administration
Department of Agriculture
Floyd Kenison
Beaverhead County
Kenison
Beaverhead County Red Cross Drive Sees Strong Enrollment
Beaverhead county reports progress in the Junior Red Cross drive. Dillon primary classes reach 100 percent enrollment under Gladys Forester and Margaret King, with rural schools showing full participation under Christine Opp. At Beaverhead County High, juniors lead in enrollment as Lenore McCollum and Claudie Faust head drive efforts. extension planned next week.
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Beaverhead County
Red Cross
W. W. Wetzel
Dillon Public
Beaverhead County High School
Lenore McCollum
Claudie Faust
Rott Receives Promotion to Seaman First Class
Jack B. Rott aged 17 son of Mr and Mrs J B Rott of Dillon has been promoted to seaman first class at Shanghai port facilities China He entered naval service on March 28 1946 and completed recruit training at the naval training center San Diego Calif
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Jack B. Rott
J. B. Rott
Dillon
Naval
Shanghai
China
Rott
Naval Service
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
Conservation Program Committeemen Elected
Results of three community elections to elect farmer committeemen to administer agricultural conservation and related farm programs during the coming year were announced by Floyd Kenison, Beaverhead County AICA chairman. Delegates and alternates from Big Hole Grasshopper Jackson, Dell Lima Dillon Reichle meet Nov. 22 to form the county committee.
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Floyd Kenison
Beaverhead County
Agricultural Conservation Committee
Big Hole
Grasshopper
Mark Clemon
Emil Schindler
John Dooling
Wendell Jardine
Melvin Peterson
Boyd Husted
Jackson
Dell
H. W. Wheat
County Agricultural Conservation Office
Dillon
AICA
Kenison
First Winter Blasts Becomes Severe in Beaverhead
Beaverhead county residents faced a sharp 20 degree drop and a blizzard as winter weather moved in early this week. The Dillon assembly of the Order of the Rainbow for Girls conducted a regular meeting with new members initiated while stockmen prepared for the storm and noted sufficient feed and shelter for livestock.
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Dillon Assembly
Order of the Rainbow For Girls
Jean Lay
Dolly Paddock
Dorothy Tyro
Verda Howard
Fay Burrell
Dorothy Newnes
Pat Carrigan
Jean Hillstead
Carol Giudici
Betty Lugar
Clara Nelson
Betty Burrell
Lois Lacry
Pat Babcock
Frances Giudici
Donna Carrigan
Janet Curry
Marcia Rose Warner
Bonnie Ann Martin
Tanya
Beaverhead County
Montana
Beaverhead
Education Week Programs Held at Training School
In observance of Education Week, home room programs and demonstrations showcased methods and student work across primary grades. Visitors toured Bagley school rooms, with Miss Minger's class serving refreshments. The junior high held an assembly, a student panel discussed school service, and the orchestra performed under Mr. Gregory.
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Bagley
Gregory
Mrs Warner Returns from Missoula Visit to Spokane Move
Mrs. Harold M. Warner returned Friday from Missoula where she visited her daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Walker this week moved to Spokane where he will be employed.
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Harold M. Warner
Missoula
Charles J. Walker
Walker
Spokane
Beaverhead County Board in Regular Monthly Session 1946
Regular session of Beaverhead County Commissioners held November 4 to 8 1946 with meetings on November 4 5 and 6 and welfare hearings on November 7. Actions include canceling fire truck bid and reviewing old age aid programs and canvass of election returns. Reported farm livestock crops payrolls and miscellaneous financial entries.
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Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
Archie C. Henneberry
Paul Stahl, Jr
Martin C. Jackson
C. W. Buckingham
Cooper Company
Portland
Ore
County Board of Public Welfare
Paul Stahl, Sr
Archie C
Henneberry
Mary Dougherty
Ted Sivalon
Board of Welfare
Board of County
United States
Congress
Railroad and Public Service
Supreme Court
The
House of Representatives
Secretary of the State
Dillon Elks Lodge Plans Two Events
Dillon lodge No 1554 Elks under Exalted Ruler John W Walters announces two upcoming activities. James E Higgins district deputy grand exalted ruler of Helena visits Dillon Saturday night Nov 30 with a large class to be initiated at the I.O.O.F hall followed by a dancing party. Memorial services are set for Sunday Dec 1 at city hall with public invited, arranged by Evan Martinson William J McFadden and Dee L Flitten. Higgins and his wife will accompany him.
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Dillon Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
John W. Walters
James E. Higgins
Helena
Higgins
Dillon
City Hall
Evan Martinson
William J. McFadden
Dee L. Flitten
Bond's Lead In Bowling League Race At Dillon Center
Bond's moved into the top spot in the Commercial league race at the Dillon Bowling Center as the result of games of the past week, displacing Tash Ranchers as leaders. The Tash team clung to second place while Gosman's posted a high three.
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Bond
Dillon Bowling Center
We Winn
Behin Gosman
Greeting cards for navy personnel overseas
The navy department urges that Christmas greeting cards sent by air mail to sailors through navy post offices overseas reach the fleet post office. In San Francisco dates by area are: China Tapane Philippine area Dec 1 1946 Okinawa Manus Guam Saipan Marcus Canton Island area Dec 5 1946 Johnson Island Wake Kwajalein Wejuro Eniwetok area Dec 10 Mali? Midway area Dec 15 1946.
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Navy Department
Navy Post
Pacific Ocean
Fleet Post Office
San Francisco
Calif
China-Tapane -Philippine
Okinawa - Manus
Guam
Saipan - Marcus - Canton - Canton Island
Johnson Island - Wake - Kwajalein - Wejuro - Eniwetok
Manciian - Midway
Dillon Resident Thomas W. Jones Dies After Illness
Thomas W. Jones 74, longtime Dillon resident and selective service board member, died Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Butts after a long illness. Born in England July 8, 1872, he lived in Ithaca and Chicago before moving to Dillon in 1935 to help run the Dillon Tribune. He later led the publishing firm, served on the draft board from 1941 until retirement last year, and received a presidential certificate of appreciation. He was active in Masonic orders and survived by siblings and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at Brundage funeral home with Masonic rites at Mountain View cemetery.
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Thomas W. Jones
Dillon
Beaverhead
Selective Service Board
Arthur Butts
Mr. Jones
England
United States
Ithaca
N. Y
Chicago
Bell Telephone Company
F. E. Foote
Dillon Tribune
Foote
Jones
Truman
Hirschy
Ford
St. Elmo
Knights Templar
Dillon Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Dillon Lodge
A. F
A. M
Zabud Council
Butte
Bagdad
Butts
Flynn
Lulu Matson
California
Brundage Funeral
L. Belle Long
First Baptist Church
Masonic
Mountain View Cemetery
Fred Woodside
J. C. Fuller
Thomas DuBois
Ben Davis
D. V. Paddock
A. A. Schroeder
Dillon to Be Scene of District Tournament
Beaverhead county high school will host the District 16 Class B basketball tournament with Dillon as site for the third straight year. The Beavers, defending state Class B champions, open the season at Salmon Idaho on December 6 and 7 against the Salmon Savages. Coach Royal Morrison notes five returnees and promising new material as workouts begin.
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Beaverhead County
Prin. D. L. Johnson
Dillon
Ennis
Montana
Normal College Court
College m
Beavers
Salmon
Idaho
Savages
Anaconda High School
Anaconda Central
Twin Bridges
Whitehall
Sheridan
Royal Morrison
High School Students Guest At Dillon Rotary Dinner
John Patton as guest speaker spoke on Man and the Atom detailing the bomb’s destructive power and lack of defense. Peggy Lou Sutherland performed a wedding present shopping monologue, Bennie Davis shared San Francisco dining notes, Eugene Bennett played The Storm King bass solo, and Robert Greeg announced Normal College Lyceum tickets. Alan Bradley chaired the meeting.
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Beaverhead County
Dillon Rotary Club
John Patton
Peggy Lou Sutherland
Bennie Davis
San Francisco
Eugene Bennett
Storm King
Fred Honeychurch
Robert Greeg
Mizpah Members Attend Lima Eastern Star Meeting
Several Mizpah chapter members traveled to Lima to attend Elva Boardman chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. Local attendance plans were coordinated by Mrs. W. G. Squires.
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Mizpah
Order of the Eastern Star
Lima
Elva Boardman
Order
W. G. Squires
Dillon Man Is Denied a Writ in Montana Supreme Court
In Helena on November 15 the Montana Supreme Court denied a writ of habeas corpus for George Williams a Deer Lodge state penitentiary prisoner. Williams convicted of burglary in Beaverhead County in 1931 and sentenced to 20 years appealed claiming 15 years should have been the maximum. The denial was in a unanimous decision by Associate Justice Albert H. Angstman.
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Helena
Montana Supreme Court
George Williams
Deer Lodge
Williams
Convic
Beaverhead
Albert H. Angstman
Ionian Male Quartet cancels college concert after car crash
Miss Marjorie Hamer reports the Ionian Male Quartet cannot appear at the State Normal college concert on Tuesday November 26 due to a serious automobile accident on tour. Willard Matthews Concert Management of New York confirms cancellation. Elizabeth Davis, a noted soprano, will substitute on the program with a Jenny Lind segment and costumed presentation. Tickets are limited and urged to buy early.
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Marjorie Hamer
State Normal College
Miss Hamer
Willard Matthews
New York
Normal College
Elizabeth Davis
Davis
Rudolph Friml
San Francisco Light Opera Company
Strauss
Indianapolis Star
Thomas Book Store
Dillon youth Paul Idso enlists in U S Army for Fort Lewis
Paul Idso son of the Rev and Mrs Omer Idso of Dillon has enlisted in the U S army and left for Fort Lewis Washington for initial training Through IQ tests he is eligible for officer training.
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Paul Idso
Omer Idso
Dillon
U. S. Army
Fort Lewis
Wash
Frank Unangst Buys Wilbur Cafe in Dillon
Frank Unangst, former Dillon businessman, bought the Wilbur cafe from Bert Wilbur who will retain operation for a month. Wilbur, a long time Montana restaurant man, started the business in Dillon 15 years ago and has also worked in Livingston, Butte, and Havre. Unangst returns to Dillon commerce after several years in Livingston.
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Frank Unangst
Dillon
Bert Wilbur
Wilbur
Anangst
Livingston
Montana Street
Butte
Havre
Montana
Beaverhead County
Gosman Attends Legion National Meeting in Indianapolis
Sen George M Gosman national executive committeeman for Montana American Legion leaves Monday for Indianapolis to attend the annual sessions of the national executive committee. A past Montana department commander and long time Legion leader, he now chairs the Montana Republican state central committee.
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George M. Gosman
Montana Department of the American Legion
Indianapolis
National Executive Committee
Senator Gosman
Montana
Montana Republican State Central Committee
Aumuner
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V.F.W
Beaverhead Conservation
Junior AF
A.C.A
Dillon Rainbow
Blanket County
C. N. Lowe
Lowe
County Farm Quarterly
Dillon Creamery
W. D. Yaden
Chris Bay
Vic Carrigan
Dillon Elks Lodge
Tash
Gosman
NAVY
Tom Jones
Rotary
Ionian
Wilbur Cafe
Legion National Meeting
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