Big game harvest tops 13 000 in Montana season end
Montana Fish and Game reports about 13 000 big game animals taken in the season finale on Nov 15. The tally, based on permits and checking stations, includes 8500 antelope 70 moose 1176 buck mule deer 360 white tail deer 805 does and fawns 1393 elk and 30 bear with deer and elk strongest in the Ruby area and Big Hole seeing good hunting aided by new snow.
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Montana
Montana Fish and Game Department
Ruby
Big Hole
Montana Fish and Game closes antlerless deer season in three counties
Officials predict a strong pheasant outlook for next year if spring weather favors the birds. The antlerless deer season in Beaverhead Deer Lodge and Silver Bow counties was declared closed by the Montana Fish and Game Commission at midnight November 11.
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Fish and Game
Beaverhead
Deer Lodge
Silver Bow
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Demonstration of Range Oven At Winns Staged
Chief Dan Mooney unlocked an electric range on Winns sidewalk at 3 p m to officially open a 15 pound ham sealed since 8 a m. Mon arch representatives Jim Buehler and John Schruth started the demo by heating the oven for an hour and using stored heat for seven hours. The ham emerged warm and cooked as sandwiches and coffee were served to onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Mooney
Winn’s, Inc
Monarch Range Products
Jim Buehler
John Schruth
Mooney
Winn’s
Paddock and Tyro Invite Family Day at Roxy
Paddock and Tyro announce a free Family Day at the Roxy Theatre Dillon on Monday November 27 at 2 o'clock. The event aims to honor old and new friends and customers with vaudeville acts movies and games for all ages and no sales talk.
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Paddock & Tyro
Roxy Theatre
Dillon
Mr. Tyro
Toy Drive Adopted by Q and A Study Club
Mrs Clifton McLaughlin chair man of the 1950 toy drive announces that Q and A Study Club No 1 will conduct the effort with past supporters thanked for cooperation. Lou Boedecker warden notes toys ready for Christmas distribution and fruits plus apple butter will be sent to the Soroptomist home in Butte. Call 631 W to donate by Saturday.
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Clifton McLaughlin
Q & A Study Club
Child Study Club No. 1
Lou Boedecker
State Penitentiary
Butte
Glen Sagebrush 4-H Club Schedules Nov 25 Square Dance
The Glen Sagebrush 4-H Club met November 17 at Reichle school and set a square dance for November 25 at Melrose with lunch served. Mrs. Holmlund and Mrs. Molly Kambich prepared the meal for the meeting.
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Glen Sagebrush
Reichle
Melrose
Holmlund
Molly Kambich
Alice Polish
Presbyterian Church Notes Thanksgiving Program Planned
The Presbyterian Church schedule for Sunday includes a 10 am Thanksgiving program for the entire Sunday school led by superintendent Mrs. W. J. Bierrum and primary department head Mrs. N. C. Murray. There will be no 11 am worship service, with an afternoon service potentially announced later.
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W. J. Bierrum
N. C. Murray
Optometrist Lindley To Reopen Nov 30 After Holiday
Dr. L. L. Lindley and family left Dillon on Saturday November 18 for Thanksgiving and a brief vacation. He plans to add visual training services and inspect equipment to aid patients whose glasses do not fully correct vision. Broken glasses may be left with Mrs. Sutherland at the Dillon Tailor Shop and appointments can be made by dialing 452-W. He will reopen his office Thursday morning November 30 at 9 p.m.
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L. L. Lindley
Dillon
Jillson Named Managing Editor Of Western Livestock Reporter
Herbert H. Jillson Montana Hereford association secretary is appointed managing editor of the Western Livestock Reporter. He is a journalism graduate and the first War Sinske scholarship recipient in agricultural journalism, having served as executive secretary of the Hereford association in 1949 50.
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Herbert H. Jillson
Montana Hereford Association
Western Livestock Reporter
Jillson
The
University School of Journalism
Warsinske
Hereford Association
Schools Plot Busy Basketball Schedule Across State
The Western Bulldog team lists twelve home games and a three day tourney at Dillon. The Bull dogs face Miles Carroll Northern and other foes with Montana Collegians and Rocky Mountain College on late December to February. B C H S hosts a slate including Anaconda Twin Bridges Belgrade and other towns through February 17.
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Dan Connors
Bob Aleksich
Elroy Westad
Bill Leybold
Dale Kusamoto
al Taylor
Tex Bartley
Jack Sleeman
Roger Knapton
Kevin Johnson
Jim Core
Milt Williams
Bulldog
Western Bulldog
Dillon
Miles
Carroll
Northern
Montana Collegians
Ricks College
Rocky Mountain College
Idaho State
Eastern
Mines
Missoula
Grizzly
Bob Cope
Ray Bauer
Jim Graham
Dick Carstensen
John Eahart
Tom Kingsford
Gus Nash
Bob Souhrada
Gar Thorsrud
B.C.H.S
Anaconda
Twin Bridges
Belgrade
Big Timber
Anaconda Central
Sheridan
Whitehall
Laurel
Hardin
Deer Lodge
Gargoyle Club Presents Three One-Act Plays on Campus
The Gargoyle club at WMC campus staged three one act plays with tryouts and student directors under Dr. Selma Guttman. Casts include William Salo Dillon and others from Butte Anaconda Belgrade Missoula and Polson. Sam Solberg oversaw sets and lighting with multiple stage and costume staff assisting.
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Gargoyle Club
Dramatics Society
W.M.C.E
Selma Guttman
Merry
Nicholas Evreinov
Ruth Schoonen
Anaconda
William Salo
Butte
Howard Hansen
Cara Redd
Dillon
Beverly Grant
Jacqueline Haines
Rostand
Lorraine Davenport
Ronan
Walter Morigeau
Polson
Jim Hansen
Wolf Point
Allen T. Clark
Robert Olson
Victor
Mervyn Megee
McAllister
Robert Everhard
Philipsburg
Carolyn Best
Kalispell
Sylvester Meade
Jacqueline Armour
Belgrade
Betty Morgan
Leroy
Pam Rubel
Novelty Night Circus Show by School Band Delights County
A Beaver Circus presented by the B C H S music department drew a large county audience last Wednesday. Under director A H Hartwig the band and chorus along with girls PE performers staged dances and music from Jolly Coppersmith to National Emblem March with acts by Carol Ann Dyer Bernadine Rebish and many student groups.
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Beaver Circus
B.C.H.S
A. H. Hartwig
Girls’ Physical Education Department
Miss McDonald
Billboard
Jolly Coppersmith
Peters Goettger
Carol Ann Dyer
Bernadine Rebish
Mrs. Cray
Miss Rebish
Bottle Blowers
John McCollum
Dan Hawkins
Bernardine Rebish
Dobbins
Oh Vreneli
Little Red Hen
Brahms
Ida L. Cray
Tracy Wheat
Carol Nelson
Glee Ann Foster
Patsy Tharp
Sheron Simon
Kathy Sweeney
Kay Waldemar
Nellie Little Poole
Alice Hren
Walter Featherly, Jr
Donkey Ball Night Brings Laughs and Bruises at Beaverhead
Kiwanis and Rotary clubs fielded teams on donkeys at Beaverhead county high school. Joe Smith and John Patton led Kiwanis. Norman Ovitt and George Anderson led Rotary. Donkey polo thrilled spectators while basketball saw Kiwanis win 24 to 18. Others included Tom Pierce and Henry Richardson. Hospital and ambulance notes follow with local admissions and dismissals.
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Beaverhead County High School
Joe Smith
John Patton
Kiwanis
Norman Ovitt
George Anderson
Rotary
Ben Tyrand
Ray Davis
Jim Orr
Henry Richardson
Roy Dumpke
Rotarians
Elroy Westad
Tom Pierce
Téx Bartley
Milt Williams
Jim Johnson
Jm Orr
Norm Ovitt
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed by Day
The record shows admissions and discharges at St. James and Murray hospital across November 15 to 19. Names include Mrs. John Pilling Dillon and Thomas Straugh Dillon with multiple transfers and dismissals.
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John Pilling
Divide
St. James
John W. Bray
Lima
Murray Hospital
Thomas Straugh
Dillon
Emil Schindler
Jackson
David Tarkalson
John Swing
Sheridan
Marjorie
Areeson
Westley
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Ruby and
Bernice Sargent
Clyde Mecham
Paddock
Tyro
GLEN
Presbyterian Church Notes
Hazelbaker
Rance Agency
Dillon, Mont
Herb Jillson
Uncle Sam
U. S
U. S. Treasury Department
Bud
C’mere
Laundry & Cleaning Co
Western Students
Dr. Guttman
H.S
Checkerboard
Purina
Feed & Machinery
Montana Power Company
Butte Hospital
Star Cars
Chevrolet
International
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