Halloween Party Aboard Dillon Social Clubs and Gatherings
Mrs. William Hillstead hosted a sewing club Halloween party with prizes for guessing games and a later Halloween event at Blacktail schoolhouse featuring dancing and music by Jimmy Kambich. Church and civic groups held dinners, meetings, and community nights with the American Association of University Women, Girl Scout leaders, and various clubs showcasing plans and member activities.
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William Hillstead
Morse Waldorf
George Stefanatz
Willard Shaffner
Robert Wright
Oliver Kurtz
Verne Rang
Ed Johnson
J. Spehar
J. Hildreth
J. McCullum
C. M. Casterline
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Matt Reis
Harry Tash
Er Ranch
Lamar Hatton
Lee Hoerning
Frank Lasich
Fred .Kerr
Harold Murray
Donald Tash
Harris Opp
Leslie Smith
John Shaffner
Harvey Sorenson
Clyde Casterline
W. A. Casper
Jean Hillstead
Sheldon E. Davis
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Wayne Lucy
F. A. Hazelbaker
Ted
Carl Hartwig
Blue Bird Club
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Anne McKnight
Florence Hughes
Alta Sanders
Gladys Tofte
Dillon Home Arts Club
T. W. Sargeant
C. W. McLaughlin
A. E. Seifert
H. W. Wheat
M. ©. Marvin
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Clarence Peters
Clyde Sewell
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Marcus Rand Visits Dillon from Horse Prairie
Marcus Rand, a business visitor from Horse Prairie, spent last Wednesday in Dillon for professional engagements and meetings with local firms.
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First Half Million Men Draft Plan Sees 250 Numbers Chosen
The article lists Beaverhead County residents among the first 250 numbers drawn in a nationwide draft plan authorizing a half million additional soldiers. It notes no deferments, the process for official notification from Washington, and that training will cap at 800,000 men, about five percent of the 16 million registrants.
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Jackson
Roy W. Forrester
Dillon
Walter H. Leach
Arthur A. Reichle
Reichle
Roman E. Chmiel
Uncle Sam
Beaverhead County
Percy L. Kenison
Hazem L. Lackey
LaSharom B. Montgomery
Chas. W. Rhodes
Dell
James S. Taylor
Lima
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Jesse L. Laney
Fred C. McCleary
Melrose
Herbert Campbell
Grant
Joel I. Berg
Armstead
William J. Hartwig
Wilbur M. Hall
Albert Cobb
Fred J. Schonenberger
Wisdom
Walter E. Renfro
Walter E. Bauer
Bernard M. Johnson
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Ricks squad dominates Bulldogs 41 to 0 in rugged clash
Rexburg Roughriders win 41 0 as five starters leave due to a slugging scramble. Next on the schedule: Carroll College at 8:00 p.m. Saturday under floodlights. Chuck Sekulich is out for the season with a broken collarbone. Cosovich may return to boost passing attack.
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Carroll College
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Beavers Steal First 7 Passes Against Reds
Field men McCord, Graham and Bradley are named as seniors who played their last ball for B C High School. Basketball practice starts this week and the class tournament follows next week. A tentative squad will be chosen from intramural play based on merit shown.
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B.C.H.S
McCord
Graham
Bradley
Uncle Ed Sez and the Gallop Poll Echoes
A collage of 1656 voting limits and horsemen politics links to a modern Gallop Poll idea. The Santa Barbara National Guard hosts a barbecue at the Armory as a band plays The Old Gray Mare. Hollywood disputes and personal issues surface amid nostalgia and satire.
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Santa Barbara National Guard
Eaton profiles long service Senator for Lieutenant Governor post
Senator Eaton, president of Billings Polytechnic Institute, has 38 years in Montana, eight terms in state legislature, including a full Senate session. He backs defense, youth education, and wartime HO activities, and would assume governor duties if needed.
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Billings
Abirly Bone
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