Firemen Train Under State Instructor Amid Snowy Hay Fire
State fire fighting instructor Mr. Frank Hollenback spent three days last week training volunteer firefighters in fire control and handling the new truck. Last Thursday the crew responded to a hay stack fire at the Fred Hirschy ranch, dampened the area, and it smoldered for days. In Dillon the Jackson bridge club hosted a luncheon at the Diamond Bar Inn with post luncheon bridge at Mrs. Wendell Jardine’s home. Prizes went to Mrs. Mert Fullerton and Mrs. Tom Clemon, first. Mrs. Harry Lapham and Mrs. Wendell Jardine, second. Mrs. Lena Nelson and Mrs. Fred Nelson, low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hollenback
Fred Hirschy
Jackson
Dillon
Diamond Bar Inn
Wendell Jardine
Mert Fullerton
Tom Clemon
Harry Lapham
Lena Nelson
Fred Nelson
Low
Jim Johnson
Charles
Ralph Barnes
Susan Haines
Missoula
Fred Nelsons
Bill Nelson
Fritaie
Dwaine McKevitts
Jacqueline Rete
St. Jame
Rosjital
Butte
Uiat Dae Pettit
New York
Dilton
Nelson
Tor
Little Bringett Bakasy Wan
Fred Hirschy Ranch
Jpypus
West Fox School
Charles Burton
Jai
Frederick Huirschy
Laurie Etiel
John Dooling
Compton Calf
Sherman Dooling
Keith Anderson
Dilkel
Harold Peter
Farm Bureau
Elkhorn
Jay Nelson
Bull Neilson
Wendell Jar
Local women named for community notices
Wenger, Mrs. Lawrence Holloran, Mrs. John Jackson and Mrs. Jo Doyle from Dillon, and Mrs. Winni fred Shepherd, Mrs. John Krause, Mrs. Allen Dansie, Mrs. Roy Ford and Mrs. Mark Clemow from Jackson.
Mrs Jackson Hosts Junior Bridge Club Meeting
Mrs Bob Jackson hosted the Junior bridge club at her home last Thursday evening. Score awards went to Mrs Jack Shepherd high, Mrs Bruce Jardine second, and Mrs Clarence Olsen low. Refreshments were served by the hostess. St Margaret's Guild met at Mrs C L Kalitowski's home and sent greetings to Fr Timothy Clifford hospitalized with a broken foot. Catechism classes will resume next Sunday at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Jackson
Jack Shepherd
Bruce Jardine
Clarence Olsen
ST. Margaret's Guild
C. L. Kalitowski
Timothy Clifford
PTA Holds First Session in Jackson Community
The Jackson PTA met at the school last Friday afternoon. With the president and vice president absent, Mrs Wayne Stocks was elected president and Mrs Jack Shepherd vice president. C L Kalitowski became secretary and Benny Johnson treasurer. The group approved installing a school phone and plans to buy folding chairs for classrooms and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Pta
Wayne Stocks
Jack Shepherd
C. L. Kalitowski
Benny Johnson
Cossack Chorus and Targhee Sale on Billings and Dillon
The world famous Platif Don Cosack chorus and dancers will appear at Western Montana College in Dillon on Oct 31 under Dillon Chamber of Commerce sponsorship. In Billings, Targhee sheep breeders plan a production sale at the public stockyard starting 1:30 p.m. Saturday Oct 17 with 135 registered ewes and rams and 200 yearling ewes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Billings
Platif Don Cosack
Western Montania College
Streetend
Targhrinate Peer Sg
Rcdsten
Sixteen Montana Cities May Benefit From Postoffice Plan
Rep. Lee Metcalf said sixteen Montana towns could gain postoffice units under a proposed federal construction program worth 4.261 million dollars if Congress approves. Bozeman would get a unit at 1.015 million, with other towns receiving units costing 200 thousand to 240 thousand each in Chateau Columbia Falls Libby Manhattan Plains Polson Rowan St. Ignatius Stevensville Thompson Falls Townsend West Wellowstone Whitefish Whitehall and Willow Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Montana
Postmaster-General
General Services Administration
Congress
Lee Metcalf
Metcalf
Bozeman
Chateau
Columbia Falls
Libby
Manhattan
Plains
Polson
Rowan
St. Ignatius
Stevensville
Thompson Falls
Townsend
West Wellowstone
Whitefish
Whitehall
Wilow Creek
Vets Counselor Offers Services At State Employment Center
Jamire McCain represents veterans at the state employment center on Motouston Street offering counseling and education support. The program highlights no charge services and aims to assist veterans through the Grove of meetings and related veteran initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamire MceCahin
de Motouston Street
Visit to Armstead Ends in Fatality
A visitor at Armstead venue dies after an incident on a Saturday night. Police report preliminary details, with investigators examining the scene and interviewing witnesses to determine cause and circumstances of the death.
Centennial Visit Sparks Wardrobe Update
A weekend visit drew attention as attendees from Desnoyers and surrounding areas celebrated the centennial event. Prom night outfits known for bold color and era flair highlighted community pride and local fashion.
Cream spill blocks street as cat triggers chaos
A chaotic street scene unfolds when a cream spill from a Saralion sale causes traffic to halt. Officer Tay stops vehicles while Whitey Fisher's track sale is interrupted and Tiny signals cars. A kitten darts out and worsens the mess, sparking further commotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitey Fisher
Whitey Couch
Tiny
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Bridge Club
Dillon Examiner
Hurd’s Twin
Mont
John
J. W. Patton
Tovey Insurance Agency
PTA
NAMSA
Northern Rocky Mountain Ski Association
Rochester
Minn
Joe Wilson
Western Bulldogs
Tubular Chamber of Commerce
Hamver
OS Department
Vets
Frow Armstead
Vevo AtMmstead
Joe Reve
Isifvess Vasa
Wesley Guild
Joe Marsh
Clarion
Stited States Brewers Foundation
Platoff
Don Cossack Chorus
Western Montana College
Beaverhead Museum
The
Dillon Junior
Chamber of Commerce
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