Creamery Keeps Bowling Lead With Four Straight Wins
Creamery tops the Commercial league standings after four consecutive victories. High single game went to George Mithune 238 for Winn's while Lynch of the Creamery posted a 592 in series. High team game was Winn's 1008 and Lou's Flowers Jed's 2880 pins.
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Creamery
George Mithune
Winn’s
Lynch
The
Lou’s Flowers Jed
Uidume
State Bank
Gosman Drug
Warner Food
Bay’s Butchers
Bond Grocery
Oasis
Lou’s Flowers and State Bank
Tribune
Warner’s Food and Roberts Market
Eliel’s
Bay
Tyro
Eagle Bar
Men Available for Winter Employment in Local District
Beaverhead county job seekers look to winter work as general farm hands, chore men, livestock feeders, ranch cooks, construction laborers, warehouse workers, truck drivers, and office staff. The state employment service in the Telephone building urges employers to place job orders in advance for efficient matching.
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State
George R. Baker
Beaverhead County
Baker
Brundage Heads to Butte to Reunite with Wife
H. M. Brundage drove to Butte Saturday to meet his wife who had just returned from visits with relatives in Seattle and Spokane.
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H. M. Brundage
Butte
Lemhi Girl Crowned Homecoming Queen at Vigilante Field
Joan Yeaman of Lemhi Idaho was crowned homecoming queen during the Carroll College Bulldogs football game at Vigilante field. She was crowned by Joe Fey with attendants Betty Breuer Anita Dallas and Beverly Eddington named as contestants in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll College
Joan Yeaman
Lemhi
Idaho
Normal College
Joe Fey
Betty Breuer
Fort Benton
Anita Dallas
Dillon
Beverly Eddington
Anaconda
Large Calf Purchase Shocks Beaverhead County
Emerson Hughes and Al Wal demar of the Horse Prairie section bought 300 head of Black Angus calves at a sale held at the N Bar ranch near Lewistown. The lot is believed to be the largest shipment of this breed ever brought to Beaverhead County.
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Emerson Hughes
al Waldemar
Horse Prairie
N' Bar
Lewistown
Hughes
Beaverhead County
Speeding motorist fined by city court
Leonard H. Grandell pleaded guilty to exceeding the city speed limit and was fined 60 dollars. He serves the fine in jail after failing to post the amount, under Judge George E. Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speeder
Leonard H. Grandell
Minnesota
George E. Baker
Museum Fund Benefit Donation Reported
A donation of six dollars was contributed to the museum fund by the Lima Home Demonstration club. Mrs. Fred Woodside, financial chairman of the committee, reported the contribution.
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Lima Home Demonstration Club
Fred Woodside
Students Return From Grizzly Bobcat Game in Butte
Among Montana State University students who attended the Grizzly Bobcat game in Butte Saturday and came home for the weekend were Margot Luebben Dean Romers Bruce Grimes Carl Davis Bert Gaskill and Ted Hazelbakery. Home from Montana State College were Mr and Mrs Maurice Sullivan and John Patton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State University
Butte
Margot Luebben
Dean Romers
Bruce Grimes
Carl Davis
Bert Gaskill
Ted Hazelbakery
Montana State College
Maurice Sullivan
John Patton
St James Episcopal Church Service Schedule
Rev. Lewis D. Smith presides over morning communion at 8 a.m. Sunday school follows at 9:45 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon conclude the services at 11 a.m.
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Lewis D. Smith
Assembly of God Church Sunday Schedule
Sunday school at 10 a.m. morning worship at 11 a.m. Sunday evening service at 8 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8.
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Assembly OF God Church
Meeting Postponed for Irene Clemow Funeral
The regular meeting of St. James' Guild is postponed to Thursday October 28 so members may attend funeral services for Irene Clemow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Guild
Little Irene Clemow
Local social and academic visits noted in Dillon
Mrs Jennings L Mayland left for Los Alamos New Mexico to join her husband with the Atomic commission. Their three daughters stay in Dillon for now. Visitors include Mr and Mrs P B Goodwin Elkhorn en route East and Mrs Charles Haight. Jean Bishop and Mrs Leslie attended the Presbyterian Women Synodical Society meeting in Bozeman where Bishop was elected president. Dr Baker and Dr Bimrose attended. Baker named permanent clerk of the Synod and state clerk treasurer of the Butte Presbytery. Mrs Levene Wiksdal returned from Logan Utah. Dr and Mrs R Z Stamm and Miss Barbara Stamm of Chinook visited Risleys. A B Case of Coeur dAlene Idaho arrived for a visit. Walter Paddock of Bannack spent Monday in Dillon. Montana State University students Margot Luebben, Dean Romers, Bruce and Ted Hazelbaker spent the weekend at home. Bozeman State College students Morris Sullivan and John Patton also visited.
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Jennings L. Mayland
Los Alamos
N. M
Mayland
Atomic Commission
P. B. Goodwin
Elkhorn
Dillon
Charles Haight
Elkhorn Hot Springs
Jean Bishop
Leslie
Presbyterian Women’s Synodical Society
Bozeman
Montana
Miss Bishop
Baker
F. H. Bimrose
Dillon Presbyterian
Montana Synod of the Presbyterian Church
Presby
Butte
Levene ‘Wiksdal
Logan
Utah
R. Z. Stamm
Barbara Stamm
Chinook
B. A. Risley
A. B. Case
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Walter Paddock
Bannack
State University
Margot Luebben
Dean Romers
Bruce Grimes
Carl Davis
Bert Gaskill
Ted Hazelbaker
State College
Morris Sullivan
John Patton
Montana cattlemen prepare shows with multiple steer loads
Five renowned Montana cattlemen announce entries for upcoming shows. Walter B. Hiller of Livingston will present two loads of angus steer calves, John A. Willard of Augusta one load of hereford steer calves and heifer calves, Herman Duerr of Cascade five loads of hereford yearling steers, the Armstrong ranch of Livingston three loads of hereford yearling steers, and Alfred Hicks of Wolf Creek two loads of hereford steer calves.
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Montana
Walter B. Hiller
Livingston
John A. Willard
Augusta
Herman Duerr
Cascade
Armstrong Ranch
Alfred Hicks
Wolf Creek
Montana tourism grows as visitors near two million
Rod Maxey reports nearly 2,000,000 out-of-state tourists visited Montana in the past season, spending about 55 million dollars. The 1948 estimate shows a 15 percent rise in tourist trade since last year, while Sam D. Goza notes a higher assessed valuation boosting total state property value to 1,374,218,198 dollars, up 118,493,112 from 1947.
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Helena
Rod Maxey
Montana
Maxey
Sam D. Goza
State Board of Equalization
Goza
REA approves loans to Montana co operatives totaling 1.248 million
The Rural Electrification Administration approved loans totaling 1,248,000 to Montana cooperatives. Sen. Jas. E. Murray states 1,088,000 goes to Sheridan County Electric Cooperative of Westby and 160,000 to Bear Tooth Electric Cooperative of Red Lodge for Stillwater County work.
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Rural Electrification Administration
Montana
Jas. E. Murray
Sheridan County Electric Co-operative
Westby
REA
Bear Tooth Electric Co-operative
Red Lodge
Stillwater County
Bipartisan Montana Democrats and Republicans Unite After Theft
In Lewistown Fergus County both parties helped recover a stolen GOP headquarters sign. Chair Weymouth Symes of the GOP and Democratic Chair Jack Zappone pledged cooperation to catch the culprits. No charges were filed after two boys confessed plans to swap the signs between parties.
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Lewistown
Fergus County
GOP
Weymouth Symes
Grand Old Party
Jack Zappone
Voter registration in Montana rises for general election
A total of 269,779 Montanans are registered to vote in the general election on November 2. This shows an increase of 14.25 percent from the July 20 primary, up from 236,236. The figure also contrasts with 248,407 registered for 1944 and 263,425 for 1946.
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Montana
Elk limits set for Northern Yellowstone herd season
Montana officials cap elk kills at 2 600 from the Northern Yellowstone herd. The season ranges Oct 15 to Jan 31 near Gardiner. In Hebgen Lake hatchery trout, 15 000 Rainbow yearlings averaging seven inches were released with 1 000 tagged. Only 34 fish were caught but growth in released fish ranged from 4.4 to 5.8 inches.
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State Fish and Game Commission
Yellowstone
Yellowstone Park
Montana
Gardiner
Hebgen Lake
State Fish and Game Department
Hebgen
Governor Ford Speaks at Friday Campaign Stop
Gov. Sam C. Ford argued about highway funding and state bonuses for World War II veterans during a campaign stop. He countered rival promises and praised Dewey and Warren, with Mrs. Ford and William C. Rae among attendees at the Andrus hotel banquet in Beaverhead County.
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Montana
Congress
Ford
William C. Rae
Havre
Andrus Hotel
Frank Hazelbaker
Beaverhead County
Republican Central Committee
Gov. Ford
Dewey
Earl Warren
Dedicate Cabinets Honor Dorothy Brundage at St James
The Altar guild cabinets in St. James Episcopal sacristy were dedicated last Sunday in memory of Dorothy May Brundage and others who served the church. A silver tea at the rectory followed, with the cabinets shown and their use explained by Rev. Lewis D. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Episcopal Church
Dorothy May Brundage
Lewis D. Smith
Forgery convict Bob Davis sentenced in district court
Bob Davis pleaded guilty to forging the name of Mark Clemon on several checks. Judge Lyman H. Bennett sentenced him to three years in the state prison and orders escorted to Deer Lodge that afternoon. Davis, a transient ranch worker, reportedly cashed at least two checks in local business firms.
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Bob Davis
Mark Clemon
Lyman H. Bennett
Deer Lodge
Davis
Agricultural Car to Stop in Beaverhead
Union Pacific agricultural improvement car will stop in Beaverhead county with two public exhibitions. At Armstead the car opens for inspection at 1 30 p m on Tuesday October 26 and it travels to Dillon for a stop on Wednesday October 27. The car features educational film displays on insecticides weed killers irrigation and dairying. Paul Orcutt livestock extension agent and Ralph Mercer extension agronomist from Montana State College Bozeman will accompany the car and discuss feeding and seeding. Public attendance is invited.
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Beaverhead County
Union Pacific Agricultural Improvement Car
Northwest States
Armstead
Dillon
Paul Orcutt
Ralph Mercer
Montana State College
Bozeman
Ladies of Elks Host Card Party at I O O F Hall
About 80 members attended the Ladies of the Elks card party Tuesday night at the I O O F hall. Pinochle and bridge were played with notable winners including Mrs Sherman Hughes and Mrs Carl Guidici in pinochle and Mrs E S Townsend and Mrs Jack Carroll in bridge. A luncheon followed, with Mrs Harold Murray chairing the organizing committee alongside Mrs George Heikkila Mrs Emerson Hughes and Mrs Franum Schuyler.
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I. O. O. F. Hall of
Ladies of the Elks
Sherman Hughes
Carl Giudici
George Heikkila
Cyral Evantz
E. S. Townsend
Jack Carroll
Arthur Graeter
Harold Murray
Emerson Hughes
Franum Schuyler
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Toke
Contway
Democratic
Clerk of the
Pol. Pol
H. E
Mike Mansfield
Z-Bar
KGEZ
Kalispell
Bramsman
East
Glendale
Axolotl Orchestra
Angditty R
Montana Power Company
Purina
United Press State Letter
the Capitol Week
Sam C. Ford
Forger
Beaverhead
Ladies OF Elks
Geo. M. Gosman
Tom Davis and
Albert Angstman
Republican
Roxy Theater
Republican Dental Committee
Frank McFadden
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