Montana Ram Sale Prep Sees 900 Inspected Rams
Montana sheepmen will inspect 900 top rams from 26 Montana breeders at Miles City on September 20 for the Seventh Annual Montana Ram Sale. Sale manager Everett E. Shuey notes the sale offers the highest quality rams yet with health and soundness checks by Dr. E A Tunnicliff and Dr. G C Halver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Miles City
Everett E. Shuey
Helena
E. ‘A. Tunnicliff
Bozeman
G. C. Halver
Montana Livestock. Sanitary Board of
R. T. Hargrove
Edna Haugan
Columbus
Hughes Livestock Company
Stanford
John T. Kelly
Red Lodge
Lechfield Ranch
Lavina
First Lutheran Church Activities Advertised
Friday evening circle at Mrs Charles Cas home Saturday Luther League rally at Butte Sunday schedule includes Sunday school worship service and nursery for children Junior confirmation class Thursday and senior confirmation class and choir Luther League meet invite to worship with us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Casperson
Luther League
Butte
Hursday
Printers of Invoices Billheads and Statements
An item from the Dillon Examiner notes printers specializing in invoices billheads and statements as a business listing in the September 12 1956 issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Examiner
Butte Livestock Market Receipts Lead to Higher Cattle Prices
Monday totals show 1738 head with most cattle up across classes. Bulls and plain cattle steady or higher. veal calves at 17 to 19. stockers and feeders range from 11 to 19.50 for various steers and heifers, with stock cows 8.50 to 10 and dairy calves 8 to 10.
Idaho Falls Livestock Market Report September 3 5
Idaho Falls market totals show sheep and hogs mixed on September 3 and 4 with lamb and feeder prices listed. Sheep included range fat lambs 18 to 20.50 and breeding ewes 12 to 18. hogs ranged 9 to 18 for various weights. cattle bids ranged from 8 to 24 for steers and 6 to 18 for calves and cows across multiple categories.
St Rose Parish Schedules Sunday Mass Times
St Rose Catholic Church lists Sunday Masses at Dillon 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. Lima 4:00 p.m. first Sunday monthly Melrose 4:00 p.m. third Sunday monthly and fifth Sunday when it occurs Jackson 4:00 p.m. fourth Sunday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Rose Catholic
Dillon
Lima
Melrose
Jackson
Melrose Thimblers Vote $40 for Fire Dept Siren
Melrose Thimblers 4 H club met Sept 4 at the O Connor home with 12 members led by president Dianne Pendergast. The group voted to donate up to 40 for a fire siren, placed a Red Cross first aid book in the school, and awarded clothing at the fair. They earned nine blue ribbons ten red and eight white for displayed clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose Thimblers 4-H Club
O’connor
Lois Cannon
Dianne Pendergast
Red Cross
Shodair Crippled Children’s Hospital
Joyce Barney
Vickie Lou Kambich
Vera McCleery
Couple Arrested After Knocking Out Guard Posts on Deadman Curve
A man named Harold J. Frye, 24, held on a $150 fine for drunken driving after Sheriff John MacDonald arrested him. Lola Hayanes, 26, pleaded not guilty to intoxicated on the highway and released on $100 bond. They were arrested on U S Highway 91 near Glen by Highway Patrolman Royal Archer after their 1955 Cadillac struck guard-rail posts at Deadman Curve, leaving a blown left front tire and damage to the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Frye
John MacDonald
Evans Innes
Justice Court
Lola Hayanes
U. S. Highway 91
Royal Archer
Deadman’s Curve
Glen
California
Montana Residents Dominate Special Moose and Sheep Permits
Montana residents received 87 percent of moose, mountain goat, and mountain sheep special permits. Of 405 moose permits 54 went to non residents, 37 of 263 sheep permits and 66 of 485 mountain goat permits went to out of state hunters. The $100 non resident license fee applies. residents pay $3. The department notes equal chance in drawings with refunds for unused special fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana Fish and Game Department
Helena
Engagement announced for Judith Belle Holmlund and George Featherly
Mr and Mrs Arthur Holmlund of Dillon announce the engagement of their daughter Judith Belle to George Featherly son of Mr and Mrs Walter Featherly of Dillon The couple has not set a wedding date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Holmlund
Dillon
Judith Belle
George Featherly
Walter Featherly
Dillon Seeks Bids for Police Car Purchase or Rental
The City Council of Dillon Montana invites sealed bids by September 22 1956 at 5 00 PM for one or more of three items a 1957 model four door police sedan with heavy duty generator directional lights heater and at least 265 cubic inch V8 engine b annual police car rental including servicing and repairs but excluding fuel and oil c sale of a 1954 Ford four door Mainliner police car. Bids may be separate or combined with trade in and delivery fob Dillon. City reserves right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Montana
Don J. Smith
Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Armstead
John Prohosky
Transfer of Retail Liquor License for Antler Bar
Notice of application filed September 5 1956 by Hans Rasmussen and Betty Rasmussen to transfer Montana retail liquor license from Carl E Sevalstad to Antler Bar Wisdom Montana Lot 1 Block 2. Public protests if any to be heard October 18 1956 at 9:00 a.m. at Montana Liquor Control Board Helena. Signed J E Manning Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Rasmussen
Betty Rasmussen
Montana Liquor Control Board
Carl E. Sevalstad
Antler Bar
Lot 1
Block 2
Wisdom
Montana
Helena
J. E. Manning
Transfer of retail liquor license for Wise River Club
On September 5 1956 Carl E Sevalstad filed with the Montana Liquor Control Board for transfer of a retail liquor license from Nels Sevalstad Jr to be used at Wise River Club in Wise River Montana protests against issuance will be heard at 9 40 A M October 18 1956 at the Montana Liquor Control Board office in Helena Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Sevalstad
Montana Liquor Control Board
Nels, Sevalstad, JR
Wise River Club
Wise River
Montana
Helena
J. E. Manning
Publicans summoned in Dillon land title suit
In Beaverhead County Montana AGGIE POLISH and MARY SEBINA sue unknown heirs and devisees of CHARLES L THOMSEN and CHARLES E ROBBINS others for quieting title to a described tract in Dillon. The State of Montana and other unknown defendants are named. Defendants must answer within 20 days or risk default judgment. The action seeks to quiet title to property on Fraction E Original Townsite Dillon, starting at Pacific Street and Helena Street bounds. Court clerk H E Contway issues summons dated August 28, 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Thomsen
Charles E. Robbins
Austin L. Coon
Lawrence Smearbo
Larry Severbo
State OF
Montana
Dillon
County of
Beaverhead
State of Montana
Pacific Street
City of
Helena Street
A. D
H. E. Contway
Service Officer to Assist Montana Veterans Weekly at Dillon
James Mc Cashin, service officer, will be at the Dillon Montana State Employment Service office each Thursday to aid veterans with pensions, insurance, employment, vocational rehabilitation and education, and other benefits under the G I Bill of Rights and related veteran legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCashin
Dillon
Montana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Continental
U. S
First Lutheran Church
John Spencer
Butte Livestock Market
Idaho Falls Livestock
Melrose Thimblers
T. Siren
A Kaye Coles
Deadman Curve
State Bank & Trust Company OF
Dill
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Judith Holmlund
District Court of
Fifth Judicial District
Aggie Polish
Mary Sebina
Schulz & Davis
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