Dave Hier Tops Opening Open Bowlers in Commercial League
Bay's Butchers and Lou's Flowers started undefeated in the first session of Commercial league bowling on Monday and Tuesday. Dave Hier of Eliel's led high single with 217, while Lou's Flowers posted the top three game 2761 and Tribune had high 982 game. Tuesday results list Bay Butchers, Creamery, Winn's, Oasis, Warner's, Roberts Market, and others with varied scores and upcoming matches scheduled for Sept 15 and Sept 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay’s Butchers
Lou's Flowers
the Tribune
Lou’s
Dave Hier
Eliel Club
State Bank
Lou’s Flowers
Pad
Tyro
Gosman Drug
Tash’s
Eliel’s
Tribune
Bay Butchers
Winn’s
Oasis
Warner's
Roberts Mkt
Bond Gro
Men’s Store
Gosman’s
Triburne
Tash Ranchers
Paddock & Tyre
Roberts Market
Orr’s
Warner’s
Bond Grocery
Creamery
Mrs Fults Visits Friends En Route to Monida
Mrs. G. E. Fults of Yuma Arizona is visiting friends in Dillon on her way to Monida where she will visit her aunt Mrs. Maggie Halligan.
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G. E. Fults
Yuma, Ariz
Dillon
Monida
Maggie Halligan
Methodist
Butte
James M. Hunter
Henry Gravely
Dell
Bruce Risley
Helena
CPA
Frank Tyre
Alex Tait
Dempster
Whitehall
Florence Stone
Archie Henneberry
Jeaninette Rankin
Jean Bishop
Jessie King
Los Angeles
Calif
Hayes
Baxter
L. Ott Gordon
Yellowstone Park
Bremerton
Wash
Gordon
Robert Gordon
Service Officer James McCash to aid veterans in Dillon
James McCash of the Veterans Welfare Commission will visit the Montana State Employment Service in Dillon on Thursday September 11 to assist veterans. He will also be in Lima Thursday evening and Friday morning.
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James McCashin
Veterans Welfare Commission
Dillon
Montana
Berg Christensen
Ras Hansen
Armstead
John Christensen
California
Earl Mooney
Butte
Pat McFadden
T. F. McFadden
Sally Stamm
Walter Stamm
Salt Lake City
St. Mary’s
Wasatch School
McFadden
Stamm
Chris Overgaard
Dell
Bud Harrison
Polaris
George Baker
Tacoma
Wash
William Chance
F. L. Bridenstine
Dave Hagenbarth
Spencer
Idaho
Timothy Clifford
Willard Green
Monida
John Halligan
Vis
Woodcraft Juveniles Elect Year's Officers
Woodcraft Juveniles met last Wednesday night and elected officers for the year. Hazel Davis chosen guardian neighbor. Rosemary Tyre past guardian neighbor. Raymond Davis advisor. Shirley Peterson magician. Darlene McCullum attendant. Alice Lessey clerk. Glenna Goodfellow outer sentinel. Darlene Lessey inner sentinel. Carol and Robert Nelson flagbearers. Eveline Lessey banker. Katherine Cardinale musician. Nora Jean French captain. Darlene Baril Jeanette Arigoni Richard Nelson and Donald Nelson Sandra Peterson Bruce Howard Lloyd James Goodfellow James McCullum paiges. Refreshments served after the meeting. Senior guardian Mrs. Sherman Hughes announced installation at next meeting Nov 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Davis
Guardian
Rosemary Tyre
Raymond Davis
Shirley Peterson
Darlene McCullum
Alice l Lessey
Glenna Goodfellow
Outer Sentinel
Darlene Lessey
Inner Sentinel
Carol
Robert Nelson
Eveline Lessey
Katherine Cardinale
Nora Jean French
Darlene Baril
Jeanette Arrigoni
Richard
Donald Nelson
Sandra Peterson
Bruce Howard Lloyd
James Goodfellow
James McCullum
Paiges
Sherman Hughes
Shift of Wool Market To West Debated
The article quotes Ford supporting decentralization of industry and a shift of the wool market from Boston to the West. He argues Western states deserve their share and that Boston must recognize national unity. Governors of Montana Colorado North Dakota and Wyoming endorse moving the market toward the Rocky Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Massachusetts
Ford
Boston
Montana sales rise 120 percent in first seven months 1947
Helena report from the Federal Reserve bank research department shows sales in 81 Montana department and general stores from January through July 1947 reached 120 percent of the same period in 1946, indicating a substantial upturn in retail activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Federal Reserve Bank
Road bid rejection studied by group at meeting
The committee reviewed state highway planning charts showing Beaverhead county sections near Jackson and part of the Dillon Twin Bridges road were planned for 1947 but delays in obtaining steel for bridges may push completion into 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Dillon-Twin Bridges
Beaverhead County
No Bids On Sale County Bridge Shown At Beav erhead Meeting
Beaverhead County held its weekly session with no bids on the sale of a bridge. Commissioners designated State Bank and Trust Company and First National Bank of Dillon as official depositories for county funds. The board approved bonding for the county treasurer’s deputy and transferred funds to bridge maintenance districts. Fred Woodside was reappointed to the Beaverhead Aeronautics board for a three year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank and Trust Company
Dillon
Montana
First National Bank of
Beaverhead County
Hirschy
Stahl
Alice Orr
New Bridges Fund
Fred Woodside
Beaverhead Aeronautics Board
County Board of Public Welfare
Paul Stahl, Jr
Fred L. Hirschy
Parke T.scott
Mary Dougherty
Ted Sivalon
C. W. Buckingham
Board of Welfare
Board of County Commissioners
Paddock & Tyro
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Lou’s Flower Quint
Hazelbaker Insurance Agency
Real Estate — Abstracts
Beaverhead
Hazelbaker
E. F. Sill
Entertainment
Highway
Chevrolet
Fisher
Woodcraft
Pacers
Hartwig
Claudette Colbert and
Fred MacMurray
Alice Faye
Tyrone Power
Alexander
Stooge
Sinbad the Sailor
W. Somerset Maughn
the Razor
Gene Tierney
John Payne
Anne Baxter
Clifton Webb
Herbert Marshall
Humphrey Bogart
Lizabeth Scott
Shope
the Queen of Hearts
Gadzonks
Willy
THE
Montana Power Company
Sale County
Montana Auto Sales Co
McCormick-Deering
Davis Motor Company
J. W. Walters
John Deere
Traderhorn Mining & Construction Co
Westmont Tractor & Equipment Co
Westmont Tractor Co
George W. Miller and Sons
Big Hole River
Melrose
Madison County
George W. Miller & Sons
Delco
Pacific St. Dillon
Mont
Minnesota Woolen
Bill George
Rife St
Housewives
Butte Motor Company
E. Galena
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