Opening of Big Game Season Sees Thousands Ready to Hunt
Montana hunters await October 20 general season as the Fish and Game Commission divides the state into over 80 units with unique regulations. Antelope openings shift after October 13 and elk bear and two deer per area are planned. over 1,000 hunters checked 124 elk and 140 deer in early weeks.
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Montana Fish & Game Commission
Fish and Game Department
Fish Creek
Absarokee
Bob Marshall
Montana
Madison
Gallatin
Beaverhead
Fish and Game Commission
Sarpy Creek
Armells Creek
Horse Creek
Colstrip Road
F&g
RIGHT OR WRONG on race and schooling debate
A reader argues that police power should protect citizens and questions whether court rulings deny Southern whites the right to educate their children in segregation. The letter cites fears of integration and intermarriage, referencing a bishop's stance and seeking a hopeful solution, though deeming it dim.
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Southland
Dam Construction Delayed Pending Budget Review
The agency states ongoing funds are required to avoid delay and that the 1959 budget process will determine if East Bench Unit construction can start. Officials cannot yet predict compatibility with the President's budgetary and fiscal policies.
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East Bench
Soil Conservation Supervisors NM take Tour In Area
Beaverhead Soil Conservation District held a supervisors tour to inspect ranch conservation practices. Sites visited included Art Christensen and Roy Forrester ranches with grass seeding and Arn old Benson ranch irrigation reservoirs and sprinkler system. The group met at 9 a m at the Dillon office with directors Christensen Martinell Sparrow Forrester and Blomquist.
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Beaverhead
Orville Sparrow
Wise River
Roy Forrester, Jr
Emmett Blomquist
Dillon
Montana irrigation project seeks construction funding 1959
The irrigation district will form by month’s end and repayment contracts with the Bureau of Reclamation are ready. Construction funding is the remaining need, with strong local support and Montana owning about 10 000 irrigable acres within a 23 000 acre area. The project aims to stabilize the regional economy and boost productivity and tax value in Beaverhead and Madison Counties.
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East Bench
George Gleed
Aldrich
Drazich
Bureau
Dillon
Red Rock
Clark Canyon
Red Rock Valley
Lima
Dell
W. W. Hawkins
W. E. Fry
Fry
St. Louis
Helena
Hawkins
Beaverhead
Walter Albertson
East Bench Users Association
Dillon Telephone Exchange
Bureau of Reclamation
State of
Montana
Madison
Hoffa and Teamsters poised to reshape labor power
Labor critics say the NO COMMENT law fails to curb union monopoly. The McClellan committee faces renewed attacks as Congress nears a new session. Hoffa leads a $38 million union treasury and plans to expand control, threatening AFL-CIO unity and national commerce.
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McClellan Committee
Congress
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Chicago
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
McClellan
Labor
Mitchell
Afl-Cio
Teamsters
Davises Fly 10 Honolulu on Eight Day Trip
Mr and Mrs Charles Davis and a Willys sales group left Tuesday for San Francisco then flew to Honolulu as an expense paid award tied to high sales. Chuck Davis led his district in sales and exceeded quota while working for Ben H Davis of Dillon and Butte Willys Studebaker dealer. The trip lasts eight days.
Charity Begins at Home But Man Helps the Homeless
A reflective note underscores charitable deeds starting locally and expanding outward. The saying emphasizes personal responsibility to aid those without shelter or resources, highlighting communal duty and moral improvement through giving.
Barrett Hospital Attends Montana Hospital Association Meet
Mrs. M Loreen Richards administrator of Barrett Hospital traveled to Billings Oct 8 10 to represent the local hospital at the Montana Hospital Association annual convention Speakers covered hospital management service and operation Havre was named for the 1958 convention George F Pender graft Glacier County Memorial Hospital Cut Bank was named association president elect William A Guy named executive secretary Notable speakers included Robert S Borezon Tilmer O Peterson Clyde W Fox Frank Ives Sister Therese Monica John Steele and William Guy The Montana Blue Cross Great Falls also sent leadership to the event
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M. Loreen Richards
Barrett Hospital
Billings
Montana Hospital Association
American Hospital Association
Chicago
Tilmer O. Peterson
Northern Pacific Beneficial Ass’n
St. Paul
Clyde W. Fox
Western Hospital Association
Reno
Frank Ives
University of Colorado
Boulder
Colo
Therese Monica
F.J
St. Joseph School of Nursing
Lewistown
John Steele
Red Cross Blood Center
Great Falls
William Guy
Montana Blue Cross
Men rarely fail from knocking. they fail from having failed before
A succinct adage from Printers of Letterheads and Envelopes notes that people often stumble not from attempts but from preexisting loss of effort, urging readiness and persistence.
Big Buck Hunters Contest At Dillon Lodge
Dillon Lodge 513 Loyal Order of Moose sponsors a Big Buck contest open to all. It runs Oct 20 to Nov 20 1957 with advance registration at Brown's 76 Service Station. Entry fee is 1 dollar. First prize is a pair of 7x35 binoculars or cash. second and third prizes to be announced.
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Dillon Lodge 513
Order of Moose
Brown's 76 Service Station
Parish launches $50 000 building fund drive
The campaign aims to expand the parish to keep pace with growth. Father Sullivan calls all men to volunteer as committee members, led by Edgar Williams Michael Swetish Joseph Carroll and Andrew Schippen. Official kickoff is Sunday November 3 with a minimum goal of $50 000 to fund a new rectory and future school and parish hall.
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Father Sullivan
Edgar Williams
Michael Swetish
Joseph Carroll
Andrew Schippen
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