Rocky Bears Hold Off Western Montana In 1953 Clash
Rocky Mountain College of Billings edged Western Montana College of Dillon 20 to 19 in Laurel to finish their 1953 schedule. The Bears led 20-7 before the Bulldogs rallied in the final period as Carroll and Mines loom in conference standings. Kennedy, McCormick, Brown and Merrifield paced Western while Bear TDs came in the third quarter.
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Vvcsltia VR Secas
Laurel
Rocky Mountains College of Billings
Montana
Western Montana College of Dillon
Bears
Bulldogs
Carroll
Dillon
Carroll Saints
Rocky
Mines
Eastern
Bill Straugh
Grizzly Jcubs
Missoula
Saints
Billings
Kennedy
McCormick
Brown
Merrifield
NPA
Mountain
Nee
Metcalf Proposes Constructive Alternative to Grazing Bill
Representative Lee Metcalf proposes HR-6081 as a conservation focused alternative to the grazing bill that sparked protests across western states. The plan adds watershed and wildlife voices to district advisory boards and recognizes multiple public domain uses including grazing, watershed protection, timber and recreation.
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Washington, D. C
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Sports Afield Magazine
Congress
Metcalf
House
Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Sports Afield
Wayne Fitzwater to Lead Beaverhead Deputy Warden Team
New game warden Wayne Fitzwater, based in Helena for 30 months, will move to Dillon to succeed Orville Lewis as deputy game warden for the Beaverhead area. Lewis transfers to Miles City to supervise a new district starting November 1.
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Wayne Fitzwater
Helena
Dillon
Orville Lewis
Beaverhead
Lewis
Miles City
From where I sit. It's the Principal of the Thing
Joe Marsh notes annual school contest to name a temporary principal for a day. Skip Roberts wins and proclaims a holiday, while Miss Gilbert approves with a laugh. The piece praises Miss Gilbert as a model principal and community figure.
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Recorder
Skip Roberts
Miss Gilbert
Dell News Roundup from Lima and Dell Area
Mrs Lilian Sweeney of Dylan visited her son and daughter in Dell. The Dell home demonstration club meets Wednesday at Clara Downing’s home. Anna May Cheney and Annie McNinch attended the VFW auxiliary in Lima. Louise Kluesner and Anna May were initiated into the order. Lula K Manual visited and received a corsage made of one dollar bills. Frank Hauffman and Basil Hyde move into Lima. Hauffman is replaced as section boss. Ralph Frazee and family visited Idaho Falls to see an uncle patient. Don Cheney and son Melvin and Mrs Bill Kluesner were in Dillon. Mildred Frazee planned Pythian Sisters activities for temple anniversary. past chief night with handkerchief shower for Nomie Holten and Helen Raddatz. Knights and Sisters card party with lunch. Gene Bauley and family visited in Lima then returned to Central City. Leslie McNinch visited Dillon. Clyde Seybold improving in Barrett hospital. Maurice Wolfe shipped registered heifers to Omaha for top prices. Ken Koho’s sister Allen Raddatz joked about being lost. Allen was found at home. Henry Fitter of Dillon visiting Oscar Gravely’s in Lima. Wendell Martinelli, Montana State College student, joined stock judging trip to Portland.
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Anna May Cheney
Annie McNinch
VFW
Lima
Anna May
Louise Kluesner
District No 4
Frank Hauffman
Hauffman
Dell
Basil Hyde
Dillon
Ralph Frazee
Stevie
Floyd Bell
Dilon
Idaho Falls
Don Cheney
Melvin
Bill Kluesner
Mildred Frazee
Mildred
Pythian Sisters Social Committee
Temple
Nomie Holten
Butte
Helen Raddatz
Knights and Sisters
Gene Bauley
Central City
Bailey
Leslie McNinch
Clyde Seybold
Barrett Hospital
Clyde
Maurice Wolfe
Omaha
Ken Koho
Allen Raddatz
Allen
Henry Fitter
Oscar Gravely
Fitter
Grand Hotel
Wendell Martinelli
Ray Martinell
Montana State College
Bozeman
Portland
Ore
Beavershead Farm Bureau Sets Nov 4 Meeting in Dillon
Bea verhead county Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday November 4 at St James guild hall in Dillon starting 2 30 p m and continuing through the evening A pot luck lunch is planned at 6 30 p m Election of a president and vice president and discussion of state and national Farm Bureau resolutions are on the agenda Entertainment includes square dancing after the lunch and a featured speaker An attendance push calls for 100 percent member participation.
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Beaverhead County Farm Bureau
St James’ Guild Hall
Dillon
Dale E. Metlen
Armstead
National Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
MEA Conclave Brings Western Montana Faculty to Missoula and Great Falls
Montana Education Association conventions tour stops October 29 and 30 include Rush Jordan president at Missoula, Ralph Kneeland section chairman at Bozeman, Zella Flores speaking in Great Falls, and Albertson with Ryburn guiding Western alumni breakfast. Training instructors at MBA sessions include Forester Lasich Lloyd Lohr Melton Nelson and Opp.
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Western Montana College
Montana Education Association
Rush Jordan
Missoula
Ralph Kneeland
Bozeman
Zella Flores
Great Falls
Genevieve Albertson
Joe Ryburn
Western
Gladys Forester
Isobel Lasich
Alice Lloyd
John Lohr
Emma Melton
Martha Nelson
Florence Opp
Montana Weather Warms Winters In MSU Study
Montana State University researchers publish in Montana Business that Montana’s winter temperatures are milder than northern states to the east, with July averaging 71.1 degrees and January about 19.8 degrees above zero. The state’s overall annual average runs around 42.0 degrees.
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Missoula
Montana
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Rocky’s Bears
Dillon Examiner
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Dillon Hide & Fur CO
Dell News
McNinch
Lilian Sweeney
Dylon
Sheep Creek
John Sweeney
Dell Home Demonstration Club
Clara Downing
MSU
Donald Weitzel
Lima Community Church
Weitzel
Lama Church
State Farm
J.C. Faller
Rory Metlen
State Farm Mats al Automobile Insurance CO
Bloomington
Illinois
Therm
Windsor
America
Duo-Therm
Dillon Implement Company
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