Street Dragnet Drunkenness Fines In Police Court
Dillon police booked Willie J Roger and Chee Saliego who were fined 15 dollars each for fighting Judge George Baker presided Sept 1 Saliego received time to obtain funds from the railroad steel camp. Other defendants including George Gruber Theodore Wilson and several unnamed men faced 15 dollar fines for drunkenness Aug 29 to Sept 1 with some penalties suspended and occasional jail terms.
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Dillon
Willie J. Roger
Chee Saliego
George Baker
Roger
Saliego
George Gruber
Theodore Wilson
John Blass
Wilson Elsitty
Willie Gray Eyes
Willie Blackie
R. Yazzie
Sam McGee
Harold Rathbun
Hank McClain
Bert’ Klein
Willie Bedonis
Drnkenness
Best in Job Work at the Examiner Printing Co
The Examiner Printing Co earns top recognition for job printing quality and service in a local industry haul. Awards highlight precision, reliability, and timely completion for commercial clients.
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The
Examiner. Printing Co
Eddie Davis Hurt In Auto Accident Near Dillon
Eddie Davis son of Mr and Mrs Ben Davis of Dillon is recuperating in Barrett hospital with injuries after the car he drove left the highway and plunged into a borrow pit south of Dillon late Saturday or early Sunday. The automobile was extensively damaged.
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Eddie Davis
Ben Davis
Dillon
Barrett Hospital
Legion Boys State Discussed at Dillon Rotary Meeting
The American Legion sponsored Boys State ending at Western Montana College was the topic at the Dillon Rotary Club meeting. Chair Wilber Squires noted Elaine Starland Chinook Girls State governor visitor Andrew Cogswell Missoula director Leroy Wilkes Thompson Falls 1953 governor Ted Hazelbaker consultant and praise for Western Montana College and Dillon community.
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American Legion
The
Legion
Rotary Club
Leonard Mashino
Montana Power
Dillon William Shallenbarger
Missoula
Bob Russell
Billings
Catherine Crockett
Chinook
Charles Dandridge
Arcadia Calif
Beavers football schedule aims to defend 1952 glory
Beaver grid squad faces a grueling slate with key conference games at Hamilton on Sept 18 and Powell County Wardens at Deer Lodge Oct 2. They also play Butte Reds or Butte Central reserves, Stevensville, Salmon Idaho, and other rivals as they seek to preserve the 1952 team’s undefeated, conference champion status and western Montana co-champion distinction.
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Beaver Grid
Beavers
Butte Reds
Hamilton
Butte Central Reserves
Deer Lodge
Powell County Wardens
Western Montana
Beavers and Kansas visitors at convention mingle with local crowd
A jumbled clipping notes visits from Mrs L P tou and Mr and Mrs Fo O P Emporia Kansas, plus Mr and Mrs Cesar Fer and Mio J oF Kelly at a convention. The item references Beavers of Ws and a Beavers team score 4 2 pty with a long cascade of unclear phrases.
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F. Emporia, Kans
Nat
L P Tou
Mio J
Kelly
Ecsar
Gaeetcdli Cowl
Funeral Services For Mrs Long Set For Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs Edith Mae Long 29 died recently will be held at 2 pm Thursday from the Brundage chapels with Rev Robert N Fohrnvone officiating. Interment will be at Mountain View Cemetery in Dillon. Local attendees include Mrs Ray J Star and Mrs Jobe of Whitehall. Distant relatives noted include Mrs Jobe of Albuquerque and Mr D Fils of Missoula.
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Edith Mae Long
Hanive of Dillon
Chiase
Robert N Fohrnvone Wi
Mountain View Cemeteria
Whitehall
Missoula
Cafe
Cua
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