Local visitors and hunters frequent Polaris area notes
Miss Myla Pendleton visited Grasshopper while Mr and Mrs Jay Sandberg hosted. Seattle relatives joined for farm talk as Mr Sandberg hunts elk. Moosers and others from Havre and Missoula join in regional hunting trips. Families including Marchesseau Hazelbaker Cummings Nelson and Pyle appear in weekend travel and social visits.
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Jay Sandberg
Christena
Jon
Seattle
Mr Sandberg
Missoula
Robert Finch
Jake Kincaid
Osceola
Delbert Shaffner
Deepwater
Missouri
Elkhorn
Wise River
Havre
Anna Begin
Deanna
Howard
Manlyn Smith
Hamilton
Beavers
Stevensville
Frank Marchesseau
Betty Hoy
Dillon
Montana to Run Forty-Five Game Checking Stations
The Montana Fish and Game department will operate 45 game checking stations this hunting season across key big game areas. Uniformed staff from other duties will assist, aiming to improve service and information for hunters. Stations vary from permanent to weekend-only, with data collected on species, sex, age, area, and time afield. In tagged elk areas a $5 reward for ears supports a joint MSU study. reproductive tracts of female deer may be requested at others.
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Montana Fish and Game Department
Department
Montana
Gallatin
Madison
Yellowstone
Montana State College
Mul Creek
Fleecer Mountain
Divide
Big Hole
Bonner
Darby
Peterson Creek
Dog Creek
Freezeout Creek
Deer Lodge County
August Montana game fines total $36 per case
Fines for violations of Montana Fish and Game laws in August averaged 36.00 per case with 72 total violations state wide. Deputy wardens made 41 fishing violations arrests and 31 other offenses including false license statements and unlawful possession of game. The largest single fine was 200 for a doe killed in closed season with 90 day suspended sentence. Three Missoula residents faced charges for over limit possession totaling 204 fish and 240.50 in fines.
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Montana
Billings
Missoula
First Presbyterian Church Schedule and Circles Meetings
Sunday school at 9:45 with morning worship at 11. Sermon The Ninth Commandment. Nursery provided. Junior high Westminster fellowship 4:30. Family outreach 6:30. Youth choir rehearsal Thursday 3:45. Senior high Westminster fellowship 7. Women's Association circles meet: Hannah Friday 2:00, Mary Thursday 2:00, Triangle Thursday 2:00, Pearl Crouse Thursday 8:00. Hostesses named.
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First Presbyterian Church
Wm. J. Holland
Westminster Fellowship
Women's Association of the
Hannah
Helen Cushing
Mary
Mildred Hollensteiner
Triangle
Ruth Cacry
Pearl Crouse
Helen Shaffner
Busines visitor from Dell calls at Dillon Examiner
John Briggs of Dell and his sons visited Dillon today calling at the Examiner office. The Briggs: family operates a large Dell livestock ranch founded by the late Henry Thompson.
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Dell
John Briggs
Dillon
Examiner
Mr. Briggs
Henry Thompson
Mothers of first graders host PTA meeting in Bagley music room
Mothers of first graders hosted a PTA meeting Monday night in the Bagley building music room. Mrs. J H Gilbert spoke on Referenda 57 and 58 and school board duties were outlined by Mrs. Hellen Squires, a board member. W M Stone and Dr R J English traveled to Whitehall Tuesday to inspect sites for a roadside sign promoting travel on the water grade route to Dillon, an effort sponsored by the chamber with Junior Chamber participation. the sign is nearing completion.
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PTA
Bagley
J. H. Gilbert
Hellen Squires
Chamber of Commerce
W. M. Stone
R. J. English
Whitehall
Dillon
Romeo and Juliet at Diamond Bar Inn by Virginia City Players
The Virginia City Players present Romeo and Juliet at the Diamond Bar Inn on Saturday evening October 23. The event draws a capacity crowd and promises their inimitable version of the classic play.
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Diamond Bar
Virginia City Players
Inn
Perenne
Election Day Reminder for Dillon on November 2
The Examiner urges Dillon residents to vote on November 2. The notice appears in the October 20 1954 issue, reminding readers to participate in the upcoming election.
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Dillon. Examiner
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Polaris News
Dillon Examiner
Polaris
Myla Pendleton
Erwin Marchesseau
I. K. Cummings
Norman Nelson
Ted Hazelbaker
Dilon
E. P. Marchesseau
Andy Pyle
Polaris Mine
Coulter Given
McCarthy
Idaho At
Center
U.S. Navy Research
Consignors
Emmet Blomquist
the Cheneys
Henry Creekmore
Dan Landers
Harrie
B. Landers
Lewis & Jarboe
Marshall Herefords
George Mungas
Ed O'Hare
Nick Pepercoff
Sim & Shock
Henry M. Skank Vernon Smiley Soulsby Brothers
Wilbur Storey
Tee Bar
Three Ranch
Betty Lou Ward Thomas Watson
Vernon Watson
John P. Wright
Oscar Saies
Clarence Hagen Wetmore Hodges
Frank Pendleton George Hemand
Monforten Hereforda Win-De] Ranches
Wilsall
Dillion Belgrade
Alder
Clyde Park
Jackson Wilsall
Philipsburg
Highwood
Eden Windham
Philipsburg -Hobson
Wisdom Cardwell
H. W. Wheat
H. B. Sager
Montana Stockgrower
Montana Farmer and Stockman
Western Livestock Reporter
Sale Wed
J. E. Selway
Frank Pendleton
Wendell Jardine
Arnold Benson
Harry Tash
C. A. Michels
Wyler
Stamm Jewelers Jewelry
Ray Curtis
Dean Wright
Dean
Ray
Winn’s, Inc
Floyd E. Winn
Alice Noble
Don Noble
Elizabeth Winn
Elmo Winn
Alway
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