Farewell to Beaverhead Loyal Son Bill Chapman
The Beaverhead community mourns Bill Chapman a loyal Beaverhead son who died August 8 in Los Angeles. A civil engineer and poet known as The Bard of the Beaverhead he wrote of Dillon and Beaverhead’s frontiers, forests and autumn colors, inspiring locals and metropolitan readers alike.
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Beaverhead County
Montana
Beaverhead
Examiner
Butte
Bill
Beaverhead Canyon
G.R.B
Beaverhead Hunters Get Special Permits
Beaverhead hunters named for special big game permits must check areas and dates as issued by the Montana Fish and Game Commission. Dates vary by area. enforcement will stress proper locations. Permits include details and maps available from license dealers and state game wardens.
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Montana Fish and Game Commission
W. J. Everin
Beaverhead Hunters By Area For Various Game Species
Beaverhead hunters and their assigned areas listed for the various game species. Sheep includes Fred T. Bonneau Dillon rea 201. Moose listings name Anna Brown Armstead 113 and other shooters from Dillon Armstead Monida and Wisdom. Mountain goat crews feature Fred Bonneau Dillon 312 and several other shooters across Dillon Lima Polaris Glen and more all assigned to 312.
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Fred T. Bonneau
Dillon
Moose
Anna Brown
Armstead
Gayle Chaffin
Gerth Daniels
Beverly Hren
Evan Huntsman
Eva Vv. Huntsman
Florence Huntsman
Clayton
Kennedy
Monida
Ken B. Leavitt
Melrose
John J. McDougal
Wisdom
Calvin G. Morse
Glen
Dorothy K. Paskett
C. L. Calvert
Lima
John W. Gray
Joe P. Grogan
John Hand
John Hart
Marshall Harvey
Jim Johnson
J. C. Judge
Polaris
Norman R. Nelson
Dean Richard
Frank Williss
Polaris visits Dillon Examiners and Polaris news roundup
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Andrus of Caldwell Idaho visited Dillon and Polaris area trip, meeting old friends and attending local events. They toured Grasshopper communities, visited the Christian Rest Home and Museum, and commented on wanting to live nearby. Teachers changed, residents moved into Polaris School area, and the Dillon Fair and Rodeo drew large crowds with notable parade and sponsors. Dr H Scarborough will visit Andrus Hotel to examine eyes and fit glasses on Sept 13 and 14.
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Ike Andrus
Caldwell
Idaho
Judge
Grasshopper
Dillon
Ike
Frank Madden
Harry Lapham
John Jackson
Lena Nelson
Dan Pendergast
Harry Underwood
Pahnishes
Jake Neidt
Dr. Ryburn
Retallack
Claude Wampler
Innes
Christian Rest Home
Anna Marchesseau
Susie Tash
Anna Mansfield
Brenner
Andrus
Elkhorn Springs
Bannack
Kelly Herr
George Hartman
Kelly
Roland E. Spence
Ned George
Winston
Spence
Ned
Green River
Wyoming
Frank Hull
Deer Lodge
Hull
Polaris School House
Charley Rhodes
Dianne
Circle S Ranch
Carl Boyer
Pyle Place
Hayes
K6 Ranch
Polaris School
Grasshopper Valley
Teddy Harrison
Badger
Jenny Lynn
Michael Paddock
H. Scarborough
Salt Lake City
Andrus Hotel
Barrett Hospital Admissions and Births Update
Mr and Mrs Doyle Stocks of Dillon welcomed a son born last Friday August 31 at Barrett hospital. On September 5 a daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs Tom Glennon Jr of Dillon. Admissions during the week ending Wednesday noon include Danny Stinson Dell Martin Oakland Vickie Roberts Glen and Johnny Reis Francis Danielson Mrs Agnes Brown Fred Readbin and Charles Wilson all of Dillon. Dismissals feature Mrs Florence McKevitt Lloyd Kluesner Joyce Taylor of Lima Mrs Myrna Jensen and son Glen Evan Jones of Monida and Mrs Dorothy Re bich and son Ben Isaacs Mrs Ada Ingram and Mrs Florence Willard all of Dillon.
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Doyle Stocks
Dillon
Barrett Hospital
Tom Glennon
Danny Stinson
Dell
Martin Oakland
Glasgow
Vickie Roberts
Glen
Johnny Reis
Francis Danielson
Agnes Brown
Fred Readbin
Charles Wilson
Florence McKevitt
Lloyd Kluesner
Joyce Taylor
Lima
Myrna Jensen
Evan Jones
Monida
Dorothy Rebich
Ben Isaacs
Ada Ingram
Florence Willard
Dillon Firs
Fair Exhibits Expanded Before County Fair
County fair exhibits filled three buildings plus a completed display area as demand rose this year. Manager George Brown noted greater variety and higher interest, with hundreds of visitors during the four days of the combined fair and rodeo. Floriculture drew special attention amid wide-ranging agriculture displays including farm machinery and household appliances. Public notices invite attendance at Sunday Christian Science services in Dillon at 11 a.m.
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George Brown
Dillon
Mary Baker Eddy
South
Washington Street
Bill Davis Family Moves To New Seattle Home
Mr and Mrs Bill Davis have moved into a newly completed home in Seattle at 7305 42nd Ave NE They are the son and daughter in law of Mr and Mrs Loren Davis of Dillon and have one child
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Bill Davis
Seattle
42Nd Ave
N.E
Loren Davis
Dillon
Picnic plans for Ruth and Little League guests set
Officials met last Thursday night to announce a City Park picnic next Sunday for Babe Ruth and Little League players. Managers and commissioners will host the youths and part of the afternoon features a baseball game between two Little League teams.
Farnum Schuyler Takes Over Hotel Management
The Andrus Company resumed operation of its hotel Saturday afternoon at the lease’s end with Farnum Schuyler taking over as manager. Former lessee LaMoine LaFaye, who came from Idaho Falls, will remain in Dillon for now and continue other Oregon hotel interests.
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Andrus Company
LaMoine LaFaye
Idaho Falls
Farnum Schuyler
LaFaye
Oregon
Dillon
Union Pacific Declares Dividend and Reports Seven Month Earnings
Union Pacific Railroad declared a semi annual dividend of 20 cents per share on preferred stock and 30 cents on common stock payable October 1 to record holders September 10. For the first seven months of the year net income fell $2.89 million from 1955, with operating revenues rising to $285.81 million and expenses up to $216.05 million. July net income from transportation declined to $5.49 million from $6.34 million a year earlier as revenues edged down and expenses dropped.
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New York
N. Y
Union Pacific Railroad Today
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Memmer
Fon Jy State Press
Dillon Examiner
Polaris News
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U. P
Blue Anchor Bar and Grill
Paul
Geo. M. Gosman
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