Beav er Head County High School Receives Car for Driver Training
Ben Davis of Davis Motor Co presents a Willys automobile to Martin C. Rahl BCHS principal for a one year student driver training program. The car features dual controls and is donated courtesy of the Davis Motor Company. Also pictured are BCHS staff W. J. Bierrum Jr., George Scott, and Ben Tyrand.
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Ben Davis
Dilions
Martin C. Rahl
Beaverhead County
Ben Tyrand
Soccer tops baseball as global spectator draw says Sideliner
The Sideliner argues soccer attracts more fans annually than baseball in many regions. It notes soccer crowds in Britain and Europe exceed World Series games, while basketball outdraws both baseball and football in the United States. The piece predicts possible MLB moves to Canada and discusses Pacific Coast League viability without major league status.
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Dillon
England
Scotland
Europe
Asia
Commonwealth
United States
Canada
British Isles
Latin America
Rio Grande
Boston Braves
Milwaukee
St. Louis Browns
Baltimore
Montreal
Quebec
Los Angeles
Seattle
Pacific Coast
PCL
San Francisco Bay Area
A R Jacobs Honored on MSU Carillon Bell
The Montana State University 47 bell carillon dedication included a bell inscribed for A R Jacobs pioneer banker of Dillon and Missoula born 1876 died 1939 Donors listed as Mabel Martin Jacobs Theodore Jacobs Randolph Jacobs and Meier Jacobs Noel all MSU graduates
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Missoula
Montana State University
A. R. Jacobs
Dillon and Missoula
Mabel Martin Jacobs
Theodore Jacobs
Randolph Jacobs
Meier Jacobs Noel
MSU
Mrs Mark Selway Buried at Missoula
Funeral services were held in Missoula for Mrs. Mark Selway a former Dillon resident who died October 13 Survivors include J Selway and Ada Selway a sister in law and several nieces and nephews Elmer Peterson and Dick Selway Jack Selway Fred Dart and George Dart among others listed as relatives
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Mark Selway
Missoula
Dillon
J. Selway
Ada Selway
Elmer Peterson
Dick Selway
Jack Selway
Fred Dart
George Dart
Sage spends week with Oakland parents
Lou Sage of Oakland California spent the past week with his parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Sage.
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Lou Sage
Oakland
Calif
Elmer Sage
Armored Cavalry Units to Receive Latest Light Tanks
Montana national guard units of the 163rd armored cavalry regiment will soon receive the T41B2 light tanks known as the Bulldog. Brig. Gen. S Mitchell notes 36 units will arrive between Oct 1 and Mar 1, 1954 to replace older tanks valued at over five million dollars each. Units in Bozeman Culbertson Sidney Poplar Glasgow Havre Chateau Billings Lewistown Miles City Glendive will get the new models. MSgt Michael Proloux invites interested men to contact him.
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Montana National Guard
163Rd Armored Cavalry Regiment
Dillon
S . Mitchell
Montana
Bozeman
Culbertson
Sidney
Poplar
Glasgow
Havre
Chateau
Billings
Lewistown
Miles City
Glendive
National Guard
Msgt
Michael Proloux
Dulon
Northern Rocky Mountain Ski Association selects Jackson race date
The Northern Rocky Mountain Ski association set March 21, 1954, as the giant slalom race date. Jackson won the bid to host, with Hairpin hill south of Jackson chosen as the course. Tony Matt of Whitefish, the association president, led sessions. Delegates from 13 ski clubs attended, including Audrey Roth and John Dooling from the Jackson Ski club.
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Jackson
Northern Rocky Mountain Ski Association
Hairpin Hill
Tony Matt
Whitefish
Audrey Roth
John Dooling
Jackson Club
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BCHS
Davis Motor CO
Willys
Dillon Examiner
State Farm
J.C. Faller
Room
Roxy Metlen
State Farm Mutual Automobile, Insurance CO
Bloomington
Illinois
Dilion
Wey
Billon
Mabe
Telephone Company
G. W. Mithun
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