BOWLERS FORM THREE NEW LEAGUES IN DILLON
Two of Dillon's three new men's bowling leagues were created after a City Bowling association decision. The eight team Commercial league will bowl Mondays with Tim Tash as president and notable scores of 2642 team high and 318 high game. The City league begins Tuesday with Earl Tash as chief executive and top series 610 by Dieterle. A third league starts Thursday at Lou-Esta Lanes, while the Women’s Vigilante League begins September 12 with eight teams and many new bowlers listed.
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Dillon
City Bowling Association
Tim Tash
Skeets Murray
Tony Bramsman
Earl Tash
Bill Tash
Tash Ranchers
Warners
Eagle Bar
Winns
Dillon Creamery
Mockle
Berger-Cochrane
Warner's
Dieterle
Lou-Esta
Electric & Vvariety
Ruth Puyear
Elsie Cornell
Monty Stone
Grace Puyear
Lucille Megquier
Red & White Laundry
Lois Lynch
Muggs Campbell
Pat Burwell
Betty Lou Thompson
Baby Schuler
Edith Hilger
Madden’s Bar
Audrey Hartwig
Hayes Baxter
Harriet Brundage
Jessie Barrett
Mae Tonrey
Big Dipper
Mary Laden
Florence Selway
Shirley Hart
Winnie Emerick
Vera Melvin
Elveretta Rundle
Roberta Theatre
Jean Linduska
Mamie Sneed
Clara Wise
Lee Wedum
Mildred Stanchfield
Hope Lloyd
Snack Shack
Glenna Goodfellow
Fay Nelson
Connie South
Grace Logan
Fern Wheeler
Watkins
Jean Johnson
Harriet Watkins
Althea Flitton
Suzanne Stahl
Paulie Harvey
Merle Brown
Ruth Greenfield
Clara Pahnish
Augusta Bay
Ernestine Ledbetter
Laverne Hughes
Electric & Variety
Madden’s
Davis Family Reunion Honors Mrs. Rhoda Davis at Elkhorn Springs
Family gathered September 2 at Elkhorn Springs to honor Mrs. Rhoda Davis with a reunion picnic outing. Attendees included daughters and spouses Eu gene Paddock Billings Ed Naylor Donna Provo Lew Edwards Thistle James Barrett Michael Kelly Mary Evelyn Grant John Burwell Connie, Ralph Davis and family Nancy Shafer Argenta, with Henry Shafer Argenta absent.
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Rhoda Davis
Elkhorn Springs
Mary Evelyn
Grant
John Burwell
Johnnie
Connie
Ralph Davis
Jimmy
Irene
Charles
Nancy Shafer
Argenta
Henry Shafer
Prices received by farmers fall slightly in July August index
The index of prices received by farmers dropped to 309 percent of the 1910-14 base for July 15 to August 15, reflecting lower grain and wool prices. Higher meat and poultry prices only partly offset the decline compared with 310 on July 15, 1951 and 274 for August 15, 1950.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Unemployment Insurance Workshop Planned in Dillon
Labor officials announce an industry wide workshop at Dillon city hall on Tuesday evening November 13 to explain unemployment insurance in Montana. M Joe Miller will lead with staff, discussing benefits rights and obligations and the payroll contributions underpinning the system.
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Dillon
Montana
Paul K. Stahl
The
Employment Service
Carpenters and Electrical Workers
Stahl
M. Joe Miller
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Miller
Commission
Montanas
Dillon Labor Workshop
Kalispell
Libby
Anaconda
Helena
Miles City
Livingston
Bozeman
Billings
Great Falls
Missoula
Glasgow
Chinook
Shelby
Lodge
Butte Officials Urged to Name Scrap Drive Chairman
The Butte office of the U S Department of Commerce and National Production Authority notified mayors of towns over 1 000 residents to appoint a scrap mobilization chairman. W G Maloney Montana manager said the drive aims to gather heavy scrap iron and steel for national defense, with 48 Montana chambers contacted.
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Butte
U. S. Department of Commerce and National Production Authority
W. G. Maloney
Montana
Landowners Urged to Apply for Permits to Euthanize Damaging Animals
State Fish and Game Department officials say landowners facing animal-caused damage must apply to their local deputy game wardens for permits. Do not contact Helena. reach the deputy wardens in their own areas for guidance.
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State Fish and Game Department
Helena
Elkhorn Burn Conducted Successfully
Elliott E. Redman of Beaverhead National Forest led a multi block controlled burn to reduce fuel buildup. Firefighters used torches shovels and firebreaks as heavy August rains had dried fuels but preserved flames within lines.
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Pacific Pumpers
Elliott E. Redman
Beaverhead National Forest
Unburned Amatoriel Area to Lose Fire Patrol Funds
The fragment notes that remaining amatoriel will deteriorate within years and land will likely be seeded to grass. It argues the area is no longer a high fire hazard and suggests saving monies spent on a patrolman for extra protection.
Mansfield Visits Here to Inspect County Deposits
Montana Representative Mike Mansfield visited Dillon last Thursday to check the extent and quality of ten deposits recently uncovered in the northern part of the county.
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Montana
Mike Mansfield
Dillon
Miss Pettit Begins Teaching Duties at St Ignatius
Miss Marjorie Pettit a Western Montana College of Education graduate reports for teaching Sept 4 at St Ignatius public schools. She is accompanied by her parents Mr and Mrs George Pettit who spent Labor Day there.
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Marjorie Pettit
Western Montana College of Education
St. Ignatius Public Schools
George Pettit
Ranch Time Sheets for Social Security at the Examiner
A local newspaper notes schedule changes and payroll timekeeping practices tied to Social Security coverage at the Examiner office. The report outlines administrative steps, payroll adjustments, and the impact on staff during the current period.
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the Examiner
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Bill) Stahl
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N. Montana
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Lima Drug
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Bing Crosby
Paramount
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Ance
Dillon, Mont
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Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Berger-Cochrane Motors
E. Glendale
Dilton
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TU Rallye
LO AA
Davis Electric CO
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