E T Webster Called By Death in Dillon Area
Emmanuel T Webster 79 a lifelong county resident died Wednesday morning after a short illness at Barrett Hospital He was born in Missouri April 10 1878 moved to Dillon in 1910 and served as a mail carrier at the Dillon post office for almost 40 years He later worked at Bedrock Lakes bird refuge and in Union Pacific maintenance of way He survived by a son Clyde Webster of Great Falls and a son in law Tony Jursnick of Butte and their spouses Funeral arrangements are at Brundage Funeral Home.
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Emmanuel ‘T. Webster
Dillon
Barrett Hospital
Brundage Funeral Home
Mr. Webster
Missouri
Bedrock Lakes Bird Refuge
Union Pacific
Clyde Webster
Great Falls
Tony Jursnick
Butte
Admissions And Dismissals At Barrett Hospital
Four boys and a girl born at Barrett Hospital during the week ending noon Wednesday. The newborns include sons of Joseph Tezak of Sheridan, John Gray of Dillon, Edward Nettik of Dillon, Rodney Foster of Dillon, and a daughter to Norman Stubbs of Dillon. Admitted were W B Turpin, Anna Marchesseau, Joyce Forrester of Dillon, Willard Welch of Dell, Maude Foster and Irene Fleury of Lima. Dismissed were Irma Cashmore, Grace Cook, Charles Wilson, Rose Dauterman and son of Dillon, Dora Parsell of Dillon, Isabelle Jarvin Whitehall, Erlyn Wallace and children Debra and Susan of Mérida, Carlene McCarthy and son, Opal Peterson of Lima, Ralph Peterson of Jackson, William Kearns of Melrose, W D Sandy of Twin Bridges, Joe Tezak and son of Sheridan.
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Barrett Hospital
Joseph Tezak
Sheridan
John Gray
Dillon
Edward Nettik
Rodney. Foster
Norman Stubbs
W. B. Turpin
Anna. Marchesseau
Joyce Forrester
Willard Welch
Dell
Maude Foster
Irene Fleury
Lima
Irma Cashmore
Grace Cook
Charles Wilson
Rose Dauterman
Dora Parsell
Isabelle Jarvin Whitehall
Erlyn Wallace
Debra
Susan
Mérida
Carlene McCarthy
Opal Peterson
Ralph Peterson
Jackson
William Kearns
Melrose
W. D.sandy
Twin Bridges
Joe Tezak
TB Case Register Count Reaches 1257 in 1956
As of December 31, 1956 the State Health Department reported 1,257 tuberculosis cases on the current case register.
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State Health Department
Lima Man Joins Arco Atomic Plant Staff at Idaho Falls
Gile H. Mitchell eldest son of Lima residents joins five new hires in the Atomic Energy Division of Phillips Petroleum at Idaho Falls. He becomes a health physicist at the MTA amid Idaho Chemical Processing Plant SPERT and related facilities. Mitchell, a Western Montana College graduate, served in the Army and is married to Ann Carroll of Dillon. The couple lives in Pocatello.
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Fred Mitchell
Lima
Atomic Energy Division
Phillips Petroleum Company
Idaho Falls
Idaho Chemical Processing
Atomic Energy Commission
Mitchell
MTA
North Dakota School of Science
Wahpeton
Western Montana College
Dillon
U. S. Army Signal Corps
Ann Carroll
William Carroll
West Morst Street
Mrs. Mitchell
North Arthur
Pocatello
Beaverhead Farm Bureau Delegates Advocate Tax Reform Road Policy
The Beaverhead Farm Bureau outlines positions opposing federal subsidies and a graduated land tax, preferring replacing part of school property tax with state retail sales tax. They push right to work, public road routing damage info, and requiring road planners to consider agricultural impact and owner input with crossways for livestock access.
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Beaverhead Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Board of Directors
Farm Bureau Liability Insurance Proposal for MFBF Members
A proposed contract with the Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation Insurance group would offer a membership service program liability policy for ranchers and farmers in the MFBF. Members will vote to decide if they want to accept the coverage.
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Sary
Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation Insurance Group
MFBF
Lechner Memorial Fund Reaches 350 Dollars To Date
Contributions to the Father Lechner Memorial Fund total 350 dollars and 50 cents announced by Father Bernard J. Sullivan of St Rose parish. Funds will buy a memorial in St Rose church for Father Lechner, pioneer priest of Beaverhead County who recently died, with a long list of local donors named.
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Father Lechner
Bernard J. Sullivan
St.Rose Parish
St. Rose Church
Beaverhead County
Lst
Lee Hoerning
Helen Burt
John H. Shafer
Julia Peat
Leo Talent
Jules Wenger
John Jackson
Frank Fox
Edgar Ferris
Irma Harrison
Anna Tobin
Pete Rebish
George Rebish
Carl Hartwig
J. E. Kelly
Walter Albertson
Margaret McHale
James Cummins
Hugo Kenck
R. M. Barrett
Harry Andrus
Paul Bramsman
Mary E. Murray
W. D. Sandy
George M. Gosman
Anna P Brown
Joe E. Brown
Memorial gifts fund Religious Center at MSU
One third of all donations to the Religious Center at Montana State University are memorial gifts. Contributions range from five to two thousand dollars. Alumni and friends honor ministers, a deceased student’s father, and non graduates alike. The center will strengthen campus programs and aid student leaders.
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Montana State University
Tomme Lu Middleton
Miss Middleton
MSU
The
Christian Church
Canton
Ohio
Talent Show Planned Across Ages in Beaverhead County
The Tri M Club of Beaverhead County High School plans a talent show in Dillon Lima Twin Bridges and Sheridan for January 20. Entries open to the public are divided into preschool to third grade fourth grade to eighth grade high school college students and adults. Notify Miss Jane Duncan 219 E Chapman by card or letter with group by December 20. Special invitations sent to communities outside Dillon.
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Dillon
Lima
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Tri-M Club
Beaverhead County High School
Jane Duncan
E. Chapman
Beavers Send Get Well Wishes To Inabnit In California
Mrs. John Inabnit of Beaverhead county broke her right ankle in a Long Beach California intersection accident. She asks friends to write during her cast and mentions caring relatives and a quiet weather span, sending Thanksgiving wishes.
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John Inabnit
Big Hole Basin
Long Beach
Calif
Inabnit
Beaverhead County
Snabnit
Margaret Nelson
Wisdom
Charles Niblacks
Armitages
Chet Harringtons
Ethel Marm
Beaverhead
Tuberculin Tests Coordinated by Community Volunteers
Marie Gibbons and Mrs Ann Wight authorized the program with a team including Mrs T F McFadden and Mrs E J Donovan. Nurses and record keepers numbered over a dozen, with volunteers at testing and reading centers led by Mrs Paul Puyear and others. Dillon PTA members patrolled street corners with Mrs Ross Harkness guiding as children moved to the high school testing site.
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Marie Gibbons
Ann Wight
T. F. McFadden
E. J. Donovan
R. J. Hamilton
Gabriel Hoyland
Edward Malensek
Marlys Ricks
Frank Bailey
Bruce Watters
William Holland
Ted Taft
George M. Melton
George Routledge
George Smith
Emil Berg
Theo Bay
Leslie ‘Jones
Dillon Parent- Teachers Association
Ross Harkness
George E. Pedersen
Charles Deputy
John B. Michalson
Tuberculosis Concerns Highlight Montana Health
Health official warns that Montana has the highest tuberculosis rate in the Northwest and calls for unified action to combat the highly communicable disease. Public Health records are cited to support the concern.
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U. S
Montana
Northwest
Montana Tuberculosis Cases Decline Highlighted
Montana health data show 1,256 known tuberculosis cases reported last year. Officials emphasize continued vigilance and preventive measures across counties to curb spread and protect vulnerable populations.
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Montana
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Barrett
Arco Atomic Plant
Jeep
Davis Motor Co
Wash
Helena St
Dillon, Mont
Lechner Memorial Fund
Grace
Maureen Murdoch
Montana Power Company
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