Eisenhower Cake Delights Beaverhead Republican Event
More than 100 people from Beaverhead county attended a President Eisenhower birthday reception at county headquarters hosted by the Beaverhead Republican Woman's club. The event, part of a national observance, featured Eisenhower cake made from the President's recipe with coffee and doughnuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Eisenhower
Beaverhead
Republican Woman’s Club
J. H. Gilbert
Gilbert
Lois Hazelbaker
Paul Temple
Rhea Meade
Lambert Eliel
Clara Smith
Walter Stamm
Richard Burns
Iola’ T. Draeseke
Elmer Selway
George Gleed
Gleed
Ed Townsend
Mark White
Temple
Roy Forrester
Selway
First Lutheran Church Announces Oct Services and Meetings
Joan Spencer invites worship at First Lutheran Church with Easter Sunday events on Oct 21 including Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11. Luther League meets Oct 22 at 7 30 p m followed by senior confirmation class Oct 25 at 3 30 p m junior choir 4 p m and senior choir 7 15 p m Women's Federation gathers Oct 26 at 8 p m at the Squires home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Spencer
Luther League
Women’s Federation
Squires
Farm Placements Slow as Harvest Demand Declines
Farm labor demand for harvest workers dwindles while year round farm and ranch jobs increase. Paul Stahl Jr of Saar Employment Service in Dillon notes several placements under the states Employ the Physically Handicapped program. He seeks housing help for a nine person survey crew from the Bureau of Reclamation for the Clark Canyon dam project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stahl, Jr
Saar Employment Service
Dillon
Stahl
Bureau of Reclamation
Clark Canyon
Prizes Announced for Western Montana College Parade
Western Montana College students and alumni will compete in the Homecoming Parade at noon Saturday. Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce funds prize certificates to be awarded at halftime of the Mines Western football game at Vigilante Field, beginning at 1 30 Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Montana College
Dillon Merchants
Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce
Mines- Western
Vigilante Field
Homecoming Queen Candidates Named for Western Mines Game
Five candidates for Homecoming Queen are Ardis LeSeur Hamilton Jean LaLonde Elizabeth Pilling Correne Jonasen and Patricia Wickham. The election is Friday Oct 19 with the crowning at Vigilante field before the Western Mines football game at 1 30 Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardis LeSeur
Hamilton
Jean
LaLonde
Anaconda
Elizabeth Pilling
Divide
Correne Jonasen
St. Ignatius
Patricia Wickham
Stevensville
Western Mines
Volunteers for Girl Scout Work at WMCE
A group of WMCE sophomore girls donate time as volunteers to gain child interaction experience before student teaching. Names include Frankie Morse Drummond Connie Sullivan Anaconda Gladys Goldsworthy Deer Lodge Deanna Mack Butte Joyce Newkirk Harrison Marcia Hooper Hamilton Otilia Gandara Hamilton Virginia Snow Hamilton Audrey Oberst Plains Betty Rae Nicholls Butte Lorraine Evenson Cut Bank Nancy Osborne Ennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMCE
Frankie Morse
Drummond
Connie Sullivan
Anaconda
Gladys Goldsworthy
Deer Lodge
Deanna Mack
Butte
Joyce Newkirk
Harrison
Marcia Hooper
Hamilton
Otilia Gandara
Virginia Snow
Audrey Oberst
Plains
Betty Rae Nicholls
Lorraine Evenson
Cut Bank
Nancy Osborne
Ennis
Beavers Meet Powell County Wardens in Season Finale
The Beaver football team hosts the Powell county Wardens of Deer Lodge for the last home game at Vigilante Field. Both teams are evenly matched after varied results this season, and Dillon fans expect a large turnout with the Beaver band performing at halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Powell County Wardens
Deer Lodge
Helena Cathedral
Hamilton
Beavers
Broncs
Bun Lodge
Salmon
Idaho
Orvis Stenson
Dillon
Prices hold steady at Shorthorn cow and bull sale
Prices were about the same as last year in the aggregate at the sale of 20 registered Shorthorn cows and 16 bulls held last Saturday at the county fair grounds auction barn. Dale E. Metlen, a registered Shorthorn breeder of Horse Prairie, said all animals were disposed of at fair prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale E. Metlen
Horse
Goat hunters report two successful pairs in county
While scores of deer and elk hunters had success Monday, only two goat hunters were reported Tuesday. Frank Williss, 17, and his older partner Jim Johnson brought back mountain goats from Bald Mountain area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Williss
Jim Johnson
Bald Mountain
Also Mentioned on This Page
BRWE
First Lutheran Church
Fairbanks-Morse
Wife Saver
Luebben
College
Girl Scout
School OF Mines
Shorthorn
Allis- Chalmers
Allis-Chalmers
P. J. Lovell Company
Montana St
Mais
McCracken Bros
Dillon, Mont