Beaverhead County Commissioners Meet in November Session
Beaverhead Montana county commissioners held a regular session November 7 1949 with Helming Giles and Scott plus Clerk Thompson. They approved last meeting minutes and county claims, moved 1000 from bridge to road fund, and granted Paul Temple a 30 day leave.
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Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
Harry Helming
Norman Giles
Parke T. Scott
Margaret Thompson
Paul Temple
Airport Commission
Pleads Not Guilty To Murder Of Girl In Utah
Ray Dempsey Gardner charged with the July slaying of 17 year old Shirley Gretzinger in Ogden pled not guilty by reason of insanity. A sanity hearing is set for December 2 and trial for first degree murder for December 8. Gardner, a 27 year old ex convict, had confessed to Gretzinger's murder and to another killing in Dillon Montana and a jail cellmate case in Jamestown North Dakota.
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Ogden
Utah
Ray Dempsey Gardner
Shirley Jean Gretzinger
J. Quill Nebeker
Gardner
Miss Gretzinger
Riverdale
Sue Horn
Dillon
Mont
Jamestown
N. D
County Board Adopts Welfare Move and Closes October Payroll
The board adjourned as a board of public welfare and opened as a board of county commissioners. Reports filed with the clerk include county nurse, county farm inmates on farm for October with 9 admitted, 4 discharged, 1 died. High school payroll $4,975.88 and county officers' payroll $3,696.58 approved and filed.
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Board of Public Welfare
Board of County Commissioners
National Book Week Exhibits Highlight Dillon Schools
Dillon public schools staged National Book Week exhibits supervised by Miss Mary Innes with Mrs. Iva Orr assisting. The city library showcased The World with maps booklets and student drawings representing many countries. Teachers and pupils presented displays for eighth to fourth grades featuring Nova Scotia China Alaska British Isles India Mexico Africa Egypt and more.
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Dillon Public Schools
Mary Innes
Iva Orr
England
Patton
Nova Scotia
New England States
Sutter
China
Womack
Alaska
King
British Isles
Bough
India
Tellier
Montana
Three Judges Named In Local Refrigerator Big Giveaway Contest
F. E. Winn of Winn's Inc announces judges L A Walker R M Stone and E S Townsend will select the winner of a local entry for a Crosley Shelvador refrigerator. Entries run Oct 15 to Nov 30 with prizes nationwide totaling about 2 million dollars and include cash awards and Crosley kitchens. Awards are Dec 10 at 3 p.m.
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F. E. Winn
Winn’s, Inc
L. A. Walker
R. M. Stone
E.S. Townsend
Crosley
Avco ‘Manufacturing Corp
Parent- Son Banquet Planned by Beaver FFA
The Beaverhead chapter of Future Farmers of America announces its annual parent and son banquet at Beaver Lodge Recreation Center on Friday evening December 9. Officials say the event aims to connect parents with the chapter’s projects and boost interest in the school organization.
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Parent and Son
Beaverhead
Future Farmers of America
Beaver Lodge Recreation Center
Routledge family returns from Reno motor trip
Dr and Mrs George L Routledge and daughter Marilyn return home after a motor trip to Reno Nevada accompanied by Mrs Kathleen Mountjoy.
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George L. Routledge
Marilyn
Kiathleen Mountjoy
Reno
Nevada
District Governor Visits Laurel Rotary Club
Dr. Sheldon Davis of Dillon, Montana Rotary district governor, conducted a club assembly and addressed the Laurel club on Rotary work worldwide. He described Rotary structure, district and international levels, and noted Chicago as Rotary International’s secretariat and the number of clubs in major cities.
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Laurel
Rotary
Rotary International
Chicago
Rotary Club No. 1
New York City
London
England
Davis
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Haurry
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Armstead
Monica
Andrus Hotel
Lima Mercantile Co
Post Office
First National Bank
Saami Aed On
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Clyde Mecham
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