Red Rock Lake opens for hunting with restrictions
Open season at Lower Red Rock Lake allows hunting only in designated areas east of the division line. Wardens will patrol to enforce rules and ducks barred include trumpeter swan ruddy duck canvasback and redhead. Hunters must carry a federal migratory bird stamp and guns must be plugged to hold three shells. Conditions are favorable with ideal water levels and abundant ducks.
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Hazelbak er Hereford Sale Next Tuesday
The Hazelbaker Hereford Sale moves to Butte next Tuesday highlighting 2 000 high grade cattle from the C Bar D ranch. Auctioneers L V Bradley of Red Oak Iowa and NBC air coverage attract national attention with railhead shipments via Union Pacific Northern Pacific Great Northern and Milwaukee railroads.
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Butte
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Big Hole
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Northern Pacific
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Dillon
Early day physician dies in Lima after long Montana service
Dr. Ford, a longtime physician in Montana, died in Lima. He had married Lucy Miller Ohler in Nauvoo in 1878 and recently celebrated their 59th wedding anniversary. He was active in the Masonic order and the oldest surviving past master of Evergreen lodge No. 45, A F and A M.
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Montana
Dr. Ford
Lucy Miller Ohler
Nauvoo
Evergreen Lodge No. 45
Migratory Waterfowl Refuge Guidance Issued
A note urges immediate contact with refuge headquarters to avoid entanglements with the law, in relation to rock migratory waterfowl at the refuge.
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Rock
Chamber of Commerce appoints committees and leaders
The article lists named chairs and members for Chamber of Commerce committees including Publicity Advertising Public Institutions Highway and Transportation Civic Improvement and Membership with multiple individuals such as H. E. Andrus C. A. Bechler E. L. Wheat F. G. Lyons and others serving in roles like chairmen editors and members.
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F. A. Hazelbaker
Homer Faust
Albert Erickson
H. J. Andrus
Lambert Ebiel
Montanomal and
Beaver
George M. Gosman
Frank A. Hazelbaker
D. A. Galt
F. M. Poindexter
S. E. Davis
J. C. Wedum
Conrad Orr
Lambert Eliel
J. W. Walters
W. B. Hartwig
O. A. Bergeson
George Metlen
C. E. Blinn
W. B. Willey
E. W
W. L. Irvine
Paul Temple
Lima Masons Honor Local Resident With Funeral Services
In Lima a former patron of Elva Boardman chapter O E S and member of St Elmo Commandery Knights Templar Dillon chapter No 8 R A M Dillon Zabud council No 2 Butte Scottish Rite Bagdad temple of the Shrine Butte survived by widow two daughters Mrs Lucy Walker Dillon Mrs Adda Wilson Lima a son L C Ford Jr Lima sister Mrs Anna King Stockton Calif brother Frank Jackson Wyo and three grandchildren Lewis Ford III Lima Dorothy Walker King Long Beach Calif Billie Richardson O Brien Basin and two great grandchildren Lewis Earl O Brien Basin Maurice Stanton Ring Long Beach funeral Sunday in Lima Evergreen lodge in charge St Elmo commandery escort interment Lima cemetery READ THE DILLON WXAMINER
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Elva Boardman
St. Elmo
Knights Templar
Dillon
Zabud Council
Butte
Bagdad
Lucy Walker
Adda Wilson
L. C. Ford, Jr
Anna King
Stockton
Calif
Frank
Jackson
Wyo
Lewis Ford, III
Dorothy Walker King
Long Beach
Billie Richardson O’brien
Basin
Lewis Earl O’brien
Maurice Stanton Ring
Evergreen Lodge
St. Elmo Commandery
Lima Cemetery
Yankees Seen Favored As Series Opens In 1957
A crowd of readers and names from Dillon weigh in with opinions on the New York Yankees versus the Giants series. Many favor the Yankees, with mentions of Dimaggio and Ruffing as deciding factors, while others predict a Giants win citing pitching and strong rosters.
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Nebraska
Minnesota
Jack Keenan
New York Yankees
George Baker
American Legion
Dillon
Lewis Whitworth
Notre Dame
Jonathon Hildreth
Yanks
Lee Hubank
Bert Orr, Jr
Jimmy Judge
Damfino
Frank Poole
Yankees
Emery Smith
Walter Jones
Nertz
Ralph Smith
Gosh
Giants
Helga Anderson
Albert S. Baker
John Troupe
The
Dellar Gordon
Warren Stone
Norman Giles
Young Giles
Bill Waugh
Vincent Heavey
Jay McCarthy
Bill Mitchell
Cal
C. T. Callahan
Harry J. Andrus
New York
Ernest Nelson
Harold M. Warner
Fred Dart
Shep” Sheppard
S. S. Patterson
Pete Westergard
W. W. Hawkins
G. L. Routledge
W. E. Tallent
O. A. Bergeson
Maurice Adams
Harry Graves
Frank Venable
Elmo Winn
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Dave Williams
T. Lee McCracken
John Neal
James Leach
al Groshean
Kay Oachi
Morse Waldorf
Fred Waldorf
Waldorf
Harvey Sorenson
Pete Christensen
Wilbur Squires
Waldron Boger
George Gosman
Bill Logan
Glen Lyons
Johnny Lanner
Bud Jaggers
Dr. A. C. Morrow
Elmer Sage
Frank Anangst
Americans
Boyd Quick
Terry Browning
Jack Porter
W. D. Ross
Frank McFadden
W.H. Stephan
Frank Madden
Gomez
Ruffing
Glenna Vance
Ted McFadden
Tom Gilbert
W. G. Gilbert
Evans Burrell
W. Magnus
Tom Pinkerton
Ben Davis
Open House Featured at College Halls and New Plant
Open house for the college shows three halls and a dining hall built in 1921 at a cost of 50000 with Rec Hall as a key adjunct. The full project cost 181000 funded by 81000 grant and 100000 bonded debt paid over twenty years. Dean Angeline Smith and students host, inviting Dillon and nearby residents to visit the campus Sunday from 3 to 530.
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Emery M. Gibson
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Officers of High School Units Named for Election
The article lists the elected officers for the freshman class with Stanley Bradley as president Alice Davis as secretary and Clyde Cast erline as yell leader. The names indicate a student government slate being chosen this week.
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Stanley Bradley
Alice Davis
Clyde Casterline
Yell
Dell resident A E Scott visits city on Friday
A E Scott of Dell attended to business matters in the city on Friday, according to local notes.
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A. E. Scott
Dell
Memorial to J. E. Monroe Installed at Normal College
A memorial plaque honoring Joseph Eaton Monroe, weather observer from 1900 to 1936 and former Normal College president, is installed. Knights Templar and Prof. J. Ford McBain attended. Elizabeth Winn presided. Lucy H. Carson selected the inscription. Masonic committee members Matt Kay and Earl Fairbanks helped with the program.
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Normal College
Elizabeth Winn
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Masonic Committee
Matt Kay
Earl Fairbanks
Lucy H. Carson
Normal
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