Bowling Opens 1952 53 Season At Dillon Center
Dillon alleys Gosman Drugs and Tribune lead the Commercial league after the first night. Tribune tops with 2780 team total and 963 high team game as Gosman and Tash Ranchers split matches. Individual high was Shuler 579. Jensen 241. City League and Treasure State league results follow with Creamery and Bay's Butchers posting high totals and early 200s achievements.
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Gosman
Tribune
Dillon
Tash
Shuler
Roberts
Jensen
H. Brundage
Watkins
Schuler
Madsen
Big Dipper
Ramps
Medlen
Gosman Drugs
Tash Ranchers
Harvey Appliance
Metlen Hotel
Men’s Store
Harvey's
Gosman’s
Metlen
Bay
Bay's
Warner’s
Winn's
Ebiel’s
Creamery
Eagle Bar
Coasters
Bond's
Mockel
Montana Motor Supply
Berger- Cochrane
Megquier Plumbers
Bergeson Family Moves for Law Studies at Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bergeson and their daughters traveled to Eugene Oregon last weekend for son and husband to enroll as a law student at the University of Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bergeson
Eugene, Ore
Bergeson
University of Oregon
PMA Ballots Due Sept 19 for Beaverhead Election
Beaverhead PMA ballots must be marked and returned to the county PMA office at the Federal building by Friday September 19. Chairman Carl Benson said eligible participants include ACP participants, loan or price support claimants, sugar beet payment recipients, or holders of federal all risk wheat insurance.
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Beaverhead County
PMA
Federal
Carl Benson
Benson
Dillon Riflemen Take Third in Montana State Small Bore
Four Beaverhead county shooters attended the Montana state small bore rifle tournament at Laurel on Aug 31 and Sept 1. Henry Hignight won third in the expert class with 8 161x154, behind Kenneth Elgen and C O Boyle. Hignight declined a place on the 20 man state team despite earning it. The event drew 82 shooters from multiple regions, with the next outdoor state match planned for Laurel in late summer 1953 and the indoor gallery at Big Timber earlier that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Montana
Laurel
Henry Hignight
Hignight
Kenneth Elgen
Big Timber
C. O. Boyle
Oregon
Washington
Alberta
Idaho
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Dillon
Florida
Alaska
Minnesota
Orphans treated to Labor Day rodeo at Beaverhead grounds
About 105 orphans from Twin Bridges Home attended the Labor Day program hosted by the Beaverhead Rodeo Association at the rodeo grounds. They received free carnival rides downtown, treats of pop and ice cream, and sandwiches from local groups. Crosley Little Chief fire engine rides were offered by Tony Canonica of Butte.
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Twin Bridges
Beaverhead Rodeo Association
Rodeo Grounds
Carnival Management
John Hart
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dillon Elks Drum and Bugle Corps
Crosley Little Chief
Tony Canonica
Butte
The Best in Job Work at the Examiner Printing Co
The Examiner Printing Co showcases top quality job printing services for local businesses and individuals. Precision typography, reliable turnaround, and competitive rates highlight the firm’s reputation in the community.
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The
Examiner Printing Co
Montana Seeks All Waterton Belly River Waters for Irrigation
The Montana Water Board, led by Gov. John Bonner, claims rights to waters of the Waterton and Belly rivers originating in a smokey national park. The state asserts ownership and may tunnel mountains to access the stream, arguing current usage by Canada must yield to irrigation needs.
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RTA
Ntana
Onsen
Montana
John Bonner
Smokee
Canada
Sage family man joins Navy drone squadron at San Diego
Lester R. Sage, a navy airman and son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sage, serves in Utility Squadron Three at the San Diego auxiliary air station. The squadron uses piloted and drone aircraft to supply targets for ships gunnery practice. Sage trains in aerology, maintenance, electronics and mechanics to stay current in naval aviation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester R. Sage
Navy
Elmer Sage
North Pacific Street
San Diego, Calif
Young Sage
Montanan Killed in Korea Among Five Casualties
Department of Defense casualty list dated Sept 6 reports Cpl. Robert J. Harrington of Husan killed in action. Also listed wounded are Pfc. George J. Hewankorn of Dayton and Cpl. Loren R. Lowery of Hamilton, plus sailors Vance C. Long of South Great Falls and Raymond Reid of Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Harrington
Charles V. Harrington
Husan
Korea
Office of Public Information
Department of Defense
Washington, D. C
Montana
Pfc
George J. Hewankorn
Jerome Hewankorn
Dayton
Loren R. Lowery
Lutheran church schedule and convention dates
Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m with Mrs W F Koeneke as superintendent. Regular service at 11 a m with layman Ernie Pewe leading. W M F meets Friday night. The Evangelical Lutheran church pastor laymen and W M F convention will be in Dillon September 30 and October 1.
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W. F. Koeneke
Ernie Pewe
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Dillon
First Presbyterian Church
H. Warren Kunkel
Westminister
Westmiinster
Torrey Lodge
The
Presbyterian Church
Butte
Butte Hospital Admissions and Discharges This Week
Admitted to Butte hospitals during the past week were Frank Slaght Wise River Mrs Arthur Roth of Wisdom and Robert McLaughlin Dillon. Released were Keith Boeticher Jackson and Mrs Lyle Lewis Dillon.
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Butte Hospital
Butte
Frank Slaght
Wise River
Arthur Roth
Wisdom
Robert McLaughlin
Dillon
Keith Boetticher
Jackson
Lyle Lewis
Wylie Campaigning for Bonner in Montana
Jack E. Wylie of Helena outlined Gov. John W. Bonner's re election bid from Dillon last Thursday. The Bonner campaign opened in Butte on September 3 with plans for Beaverhead County visits and a Dillon speech before November 4 election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack E. Wylie
Helena
Dillon
John W. Bonner
Butte
Wylie
Beaverhead County
Grace Methodist and First Presbyterian notices page
Grace Methodist Church and First Presbyterian Church schedule events led by pastors and teachers. Services and Sunday school listed with sermon topics and upcoming pot luck, with notices of optometrist visit and a trip update from the Wilkinsons. Polio hits Kenneth Sutherland and Rotary meeting canceled in Kalispell.
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Kalispell
Kenneth Sutherland
Flathead
Montana
Alberta
British Columbia
Sutherland
Abonus
Shrine Hospital
Spokane
Contest Rules Announced For Montana MacKay Collection Drive
The Historical Society of Montana invites Montanans to submit essays under 250 words to keep the Malcolm S. MacKay collection in state hands. Entries cost two dollars each, with postmark by November 15 1952, and the winner receives two round trip tickets to Los Angeles with optional guided tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Ross Toole
Historical Society of Montana
Malcolm S. MacKay
Montana
Northern
Billings
Russell Fund
State Capitol
Helena
Mont
The
Los Angeles
Beavers Open Season With Home and Away Schedule
Beavers begin football with uncertain reserve strength and a mix of seniors, juniors, and sophomores vying for backfield spots. Freshmen train under John Dowdall as potential future contributors. First home game set for Oct. 3 against the Butte Reds, with several trips and a tentative Dillon field game versus Salmon under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Jerry Dumke
Clare Anderson
Jim McCullum
Jacky Zink
Pete Hilges
Jim Goodfellow
Bob Stone
Gunnar Kalsta
Jim Backus
Gordon Donovan
Ray Cody
Don Murray
Frank Buhrer
Donovan Weston
Dan Pendergast
Gene Lloyd
Butte
Bob Leverage
John Nelson
John Dowdall
Gene Stone
Bill Hartwig
Jack Lovell
Craig Cornell
Ronnie Buckingham
Jack Teale
Bill McNeal
Harold Magnus
Bob Brockman
Don Benninger
Tyrand
Beavers
Hamilton
Broncs
Bitter Root Valley
Butte Reds
Deer Lodge
Salmon
Ida
Dillon Field
Premium money ready for Beaverhead youth fair ribbons
The Beaverhead county extension agent announced that all individuals who received ribbons at the county youth fair may call at the extension office to collect their premium money.
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Beaverhead County
Montana incomes above national average in 1949 census
Montana’s average family income in 1949 was 3255 dollars, six percent above the U S average. About 21 percent earned five thousand dollars or more, while 24 percent fell under two thousand. Toole county led in income. Laurel led cities.
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Montana
U. S. Toole
Laurel
United States
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Salt Lake City
Andrus Hotel
Nature
Merrill, Malone and
Skyline
Ball
Joe Smith
Sam Langdorf
Howard Roseneau
Alden Cashmore
Western
College of Education
University OF Montana
Dillon, Montana
University
Russell Sage
San Diego
Lutheran Church
Grace Methodist Church
Robert N. Johnstone
Norman L. Ovitt
L. F. Tisdal
Kaye Larson
Sam Wilkinson
Sheboygan
Wisc
John Esch
Esch
Elizabeth Wilkinson
Cos
Knight Spring Canyon Coal
City Fuel CO
America
U.S
Rocky Mountain
Montana Power Company
Dillon Examiner
Baker-Nelson
Mrs. Eden
Diamond Bar Inn
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