Tash Takes Lead In Bowling Showdown At Dillon Center
Tash Ranchers and Bond's battle for first in the Commercial league at Dillon Bowling Center continues as Bond's slips to second after three points, while the Ranchers roll a perfect series. Vigilantes and Roberts split games with Roberts winning two to one. Creamery posts high team score 2697 and 970 high game. Buckingham leads individuals with 225 and 584. Women's league sees Roberts take honors with 919 high game and 2570 high series. Cornell of City Drug tops with 213 in a three-game set. Next week’s schedule lists matches for both men and women leagues.
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Tash Ranchers
Bond
Dillon Bowling Center
Vigilantes
Roberts
Creamery
Buckingham
Sheriffs
Wccacaective
Bond’s
Sheriff's
OASIS
Gosman’s O
Beagle
Tribune
Warner's
Eliel’s Occ
Orr’s
Gosman’s
Paddock & Tyre
Eagle
Tash
Winn’s
Eliel’s
Cornell
City Drug
Open League Andrus Leads With 2583 Series
Skeets bowler Murray tops individual figures with a 289 game and 563 series. Open league honors go to Brundage who rolled 904 as part of the high game.
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Andrus
Brundage
Murray
Skeets
Coal rationing tightens across Montana institutions
Montana institutions await Christmas break as coal becomes scarce. Pres. Rush Jordan reports emergency conservation at Montana State Normal College with heat cutbacks and pool closure. Public schools and hospital coal supplies run low, courthouse stock lasts about a month. Two Union Pacific passenger trains were removed from service, with schedule restored for remaining services from Dillon.
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Montana State Normal College
Rush Jordan
O. K. Moe
Union Pacific
Dillon
Winburne Holland Sentenced in Petty Larceny Case
Winburne H. Holland a 44 year old ranch hand was sentenced to 90 days in the county jail after pleading guilty to petty larceny in justice court Saturday. He was accused of taking 50 dollars from the Lima lumber yard office and was arrested by Deputy Larry Peterson.
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Winburne H. Holland
Lima
Larry Peterson
Engagement of Elizabeth Jouise Smith to William Sundberg
The Rev and Mrs Lewis D Smith announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth Jouise Smith to William Carl Sundberg son of Mr and Mrs Carl Sundberg of 5244 Fortieth Avenue South Minneapolis Minn The wedding date has been set for December.
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Lewis D. Smith
Elizabeth Jouise
William Carl Sundberg
Carl] Sundberg
Fortieth Avenue South
Minneapolis
Minn
Hours Fixed for Stores Three Days
Dillon retail stores will stay open Friday, Saturday, and Monday December 21 22 and 23 until 8 pm before Christmas. They will close Christmas Eve. Merchants urged immediate decorating to boost the season. The Christmas home decoration contest will be conducted by the Chamber of Commerce. Chamber retail committee members are J W Walters, Fred Bridenstine, Dale Tash, C J Horren, Elmo Winn. Secretary W M Murfin attends the tri state meeting of the Association of Commercial Organized Secretaries in Miles City December 1 2.
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Dillon
Dillon Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
J. W. Walters
Fred Bridenstine
Dale Tash
C. J. Horren
Elmo Winn
W. M. Murfin
Association of Commercial Organized
Montana Group
Miles City
Elks Lodge Plans Weekend Events Feature Local Talent
Elks lodge prepares a weekend program with Wheat and Miss Sanner in a vocal duet, Mrs. Wheat and Mrs. Wilma Wright performing together with Miss Sanner, a taps number by Don Wheat, and the lodge and audience singing Auld Lang Syne. Officers include Walters, Lasich, and a slate of 11 officers led by Tash Lovell Heikkila Deutsch Green Hilger Sorenson Featherly and Graeter Sabolsky Stahl.
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Wheat
Miss Sanner
Housewarming for Mr and Mrs William McFadden
Friends hosted a house warming Saturday night at the McFaddens new home. The couple received a gift from the group and guests enjoyed pinochle and refreshments.
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William McFadden
Dillon News in Brief From 1891 Rivalry Looms and Winter Debuts
Local items report a new railroad idea from Gilmore to Armstead drawing Dillon citizens, several court cases with two horse thieves pleading guilty, a basketball opener at the Dillon Theatre, strong hay shipments, good grain yields, and a heavy early snow. Also noted are county high school sports, local dignitaries, fox farming, prohibition raids, elk hunts, and a Monte Carlo pigeon trophy.
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German War Office
Eastern Army Air Corps
Russia
Berlin
Bismark
Kaiser
Reichstag
Dillon
Beaverhead
Gilmore
Idaho
Armstead
E. H. Younger
E. M. Wolfe
Duke Gist
Dillon Theatre
Beaverhead County High School
Dillon Athletic Association
Leo Truax
Lima
Levant Taylor
Divide Power
Nevada
Judge Callaway
Wisdom
Dillon Masons
Masonic Lodge
The Best in Job Work at the Examiner Printing Co
Local printing house showcases top quality job work with refined typesetting and durable finishes. The Examiner Printing Co emphasizes precision in lithography, ink control, and timely production for businesses and individuals alike.
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The
Examiner Printing Co
Anniversary meeting of Dillon Eagles set
Dillon aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles schedules a special initiation at Dillon city hall auditorium on Saturday night December 7 to observe the aerie’s first anniversary. Worthy President F. C. Kirby and Secretary Melvin E. Wilbur urge new member entries by December 2. late applicants may join that night. An anniversary dance for the public follows. Plans to be finalized at the regular I.O.O.F. hall meeting Monday night.
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Dillon Aerie
Order of Eagles
City Hall
Worthy Pres
F. C. Kirby
Sec
Melvin E. Wilbur
The
Aerie
Supplemental registration urged for hotels and rooming houses
The O P A announces that landlords operating hotels and rooming houses must file a supplemental registration statement before December 31 due to the price control extension act. The Montana district office will liquidate and close December 1, with rent, rationing, and enforcement duties transferred to Denver and regional offices.
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Denver
Helena
Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule and Meeting Notice
The Presbyterian Church presents 10:00 a.m. Sunday school 11:00 a.m. morning worship and preaching with Dr J Thompson Baker, minister. 7:00 p.m. Westmin ster Fellowship. The pastor will preach on Social Work and the Gospel. A joint meeting of the board of trustees and the session is set for Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
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Presbyterian Church
J. Thompson Baker
Westminster Fellowship
Board of Trustees
Auxiliary of Legion Holds Meet Monday in City Hall
The American Legion auxiliary met in city hall Monday evening for a visit by district president Mrs. R. Hill. She outlined the 1947 program emphasizing rehabilitation and child welfare, plus defense, legislative, Americanism, community service and junior activities. Mrs. John Walters presided over a brief business session, and Mrs. Hill received a gift before a social lunch in Legion club rooms.
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American Legion Auxiliary
R. Hill
John Walters
Hill
Legion Club
Grade School Program Is Club Feature
The Dillon public schools forum at the Rotary Club dinner included seventh graders Edgar Icenoggle Barclay Schultz Sallie Stamm and Danny Hawkins and eighth graders Margie May Bruce Lloyd Peggy Wenger Walter Featherly as speakers. Chairman Donald Richardson presided and answers to questions showed strong preparation.
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Dillon Public Schools Forum
Rotary Club
Donald Richardson
Edgar Icenoggle
Margie May
Barclay Schultz
Sallie Stamm
Bruce Lloyd
Peggy Wenger
Danny Hawkins
Walter Featherly
Robert Gregg
Rotary
Rush Jordan
Beaverhead
Fred Bridenstine
High School Beavers Prep With New Talent
Coppin Arbour Hillstead Brown and Banning lead the forwards while McLaren Hazelbaker Banks Jardine Romers and Wested guard the lineup. The first squad will trim to 12 after two games with Salmon. B squad games are set with Twin Bridges Virginia City St Peters Lima Sheridan and Whitehall. Despite losing key players from last season’s Montana state Class B champions, the Beavers project a strong season with returning regulars and promising new material.
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Coppin
Arbour
Hillstead
Brown
Banning
McLaren
Hazelbaker
Banks
Jardine
Romers
Wested
Salmon
Twin Bridges
Virginia City
St. Peters
Lima
Sheridan
Whitehall
Beavers
Montana
Veterans Hospital Plan Wins City Support for Utilities
Miles City officials assured architects the $3 million veterans hospital project will have utilities sewer connections and water mains provided. The council declined to pledge paving on two sides due to lack of funds. The main building will be six stories high with additional structures for staff housing offices a power plant garage and fire department.
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Miles City
Veterans’ Hospital
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First National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Elks Lodge
Featuring Elliott
Aimett
Karl Lay
Hollywood
Virginia
Bill & Iris
B.C.H.S
American Legion
Andy Smith
Alan Smith
Leimert
Selway
Williams
the Legion
J. T. Ross
Tom Drummey
Bill Ross
Gosman
Barrett
Raymond Schwartz
Vern McMannis
Medicine Lodge
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Will
Bbe
John E. Erickson
Louis Schmittroth
Co. Treas
Bertie Mathews
Butte
Sam Freeman
Jack Keenan
Dillon Hunters
Phillipsburg
Ted Renfro
Dell
Monte Carlo
European Association
Eastern Star
Mizpah
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Irene Mulkey
Lorraine Johnson
Ruth Murray
Harriet Watkins
F.O.E
O.P.A. Information
Auxiliary OF Legion
Ross Hill
Unit
Annette
Montana Power Company
Forum
Eid
Dillon Feed & Seed Co
Leroy M. Gilbert
Atlantic St
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