Protests Rage Over Montana Education Bond Allocations
Montanans protest after the state board of examiners cut five million dollars from Western Montana College of Education Montana State University and Montana State College from the bond funded education plan. Supporters say the measure was fair and needed for repairs equipment and facilities.
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Montana
Far
State Board of Examiners
Western Montana College of Education
Montana State University
Montana State College
Western College of Education
State Normal College
State Board of Education
McCashin to Assist Veterans in Dillon Lima Visit
James McCashin will be in Dillon on Thursday morning and in Lima on Thursday afternoon and Friday morning to assist veterans with their problems. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Ross of Seattle, former Dillon residents, are visiting relatives and friends in the city. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Casterline are expected home the latter part of the week from a vacation trip to Los Angeles.
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James McCashin
Dillon
Lima
J. T. Ross
Seattle
Local residents pursue education and travel notices in Dillon
Locals report Mrs. Fred Bridenstine and family moving to Wheaton Illinois for college study. Others travel to Salt Lake City, Oakland or New York for schooling, dental work, or teaching positions. Notables include Judge Bennet visiting from Virginia City and Mrs. Nettie Stephens visiting Dillon.
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Fred Bridenstine
Janet
Bill
Wheaton
Ill
Wheaton College
Herman Peterson
Salt Lake City
Shirley
Sandra
Rowland Hall
Keith Seidensticker
Cut Bank
L. S. Osborne
Paul I
Francis Tonrey
Oakland
Cahif
Francis Tonney
Nettie Stephens
Lima
Dillon
Larry Helfert
Helena
Hayes Baxter
Walter Delaney
Delaney
A. D. Morrison
Treasure State
Richard Burns
Dillon Hosts Inaugural 1949 Bowling Season Run
Interest climbs as 32 teams line up for play in Dillon with eight more to be added. The Commercial league opened with Paddock & Tyro posting a 917 team score and Bond hitting 213. Gosman Drug led the 972 team score for Tuesday night. Rival schedules and matchups fill the week with games across Eliel's, Ray's Butchers, Metlen Hotel, and more clubs.
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Dillon
Louis Schmittroth
Dillon Bowling Center
Paddock & Tyre
Bond
Ray’s Butchers
Hier
Eliel’s
State Bank-Warner
Montana Auto
Sport Shop
Bramsman Radio
Dillon Hide
Metlen
V.F.W
Bradley Electric
Metlen Hotel
Bowling Center
Paddock-Tyro
Bays Butch’s
Big Dipper
Roberts
Bond Grocery
Winn’s
Tim Tash
Gosman Drug
State Bank
Paddock & TO
Tash Ranchers
Bonds
Tribune
Creamery
Gosman’s
Winn's
Eagle Bar
Women’s Bowling League Promotes 1949-50 Schedule
The 1949-50 women’s bowling league stalls unchanged with sponsors from last year. Wednesday at 7 p m Big Dipper vs Brundages Dillon Feed vs Skeets at 9 p m Red and White vs Roberts State Bar vs W F. W bowlers must pay 1 50 dues before play and a short meeting between shifts will vote on state tournament business.
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Big Dipper
Brundages
Dillon Feed
Skeets
Roberts
State Bar
W.F.W
Virginia Faller Honored as Secretary Treasurer
Miss Virginia Faller of the Dillon Associated Credit bureau was elected secretary treasurer of the state association at the annual convention held last weekend in Great Falls. She has two years in this work and is the youngest officer ever to serve on the state group.
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Virginia Faller
Dillon Associated Credit Bureau
Great Falls
Faller
Grace Memorial Methodist Church Fall Conference Notice
Robert N. Johnstone pastor leads Grace Memorial Methodist Church services with Sunday school at 10 a.m. Alfred Graesser guides the children. Morning message The Fall and the Frost Have Come. Evening service at 7 30 p.m. Rev Reuben Dutton Yellowstone district superintendent will bring the message and preside at the fall conference. Public is invited.
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Robert N. Johnstone
Alfred Graesser
Reuben Dutton
Yellowstone
Church Board Meeting Scheduled for Wednesday Evening
The official board of the Methodist church is asked to attend a meeting on Wednesday at 7 30 o clock in the church. Maurice Sullivan left Saturday for Northwestern university to finish his schooling and has earned a chemistry scholarship while attending Montana State college.
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The
Methodist Church
Maurice Sullivan
Northwestern University
Montana State College
Montana divorce summons in Beaverhead County
In the Fifth Judicial District Court of Montana Beaverhead County TOM JONES sues MARTHA A. JONES seeking a decree of dissolution of marriage filed 1926 desertion grounds. Defendant must answer within twenty days. default leads to judgment for plaintiff. Clerk H E Contway dated September 10 1949. Leonard A Schulz Dillon MT attorney for plaintiff.
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District Court of the
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Beaverhead
Tom Jones
Martha A. Jones
A. D
H. E. Contway
Time appointed to prove will in Fuller estate
Pursuant to a court order dated September 6 1949 the 26th day of September 1949 at ten oclock a m has been appointed in Dillon Beaverhead County for proving the will of Clarence R Fuller deceased and for hearing Nadine Fuller application for letters testamentary.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Clarence R. Fuller
C. R. Fuller
Dillon
Nadine Fuller
H. E. Contway
Private sale of Dillon real estate by Jones estate
Notice under an order of sale dated September 6 1949. The administrator will privately sell Lots 8 9 and 10 in Block 2 West Addition Dillon Montana on or after September 23 1949. Bids are due at the Leonard A Schulz law office White Building Dillon Montana. Cash terms 10 percent at sale and balance on court confirmation.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
James H. Jones
Dillon
Leonard A. Schulz
White Building
Woman named state treasurer in Montana after husband’s death
Gov John W Bonner appoints Alta E Fisher of Missoula to fill the late Neil Fisher’s post as state treasurer. Officials say it may be the first time a woman has been named to a major Montana state office by the governor. Fisher died after pneumonia complications.
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Helena
John W. Bonner
Alta E. Fisher
Missoula
Notice to Contractors Federal and Secondary Project S 35 2
Bids for grading and drainage on Federal Aid Secondary Project No S 35 2 Jackson Dillon Road Beaverhead County Montana are due Sept 22 1949 at 9 30 a m local time. Requires 5 percent bid bond and corporate surety. plans and specs available in Helena and Missoula. commission may reject any or all bids and requires experienced responsible contractors. Lee M Ford and Co E Stahl sign.
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State Highway Commission of Montana
Helena
Jackson- Dillon
Beaverhead County
State Highway Commission
Montana
Bureau of Public Roads
Missoula
Lee M. Ford
Co. E. Stahl
For the best in the service go to the O. K. Rubber Welders
An old classifieds snippet advertises O. K. Rubber Welders at 109 Bannack St Dillon Montana. It also lists hay and pasture for sale 12 miles south of Dillon on Highway 91 with water and shelter and a contact Box 682 Dillon Montana John Ney. A separate notice promotes a maple spinet piano priced from 700 to 545 dollars offered by Orton Bros 216 North Main St Butte Montana.
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O. K
Bannack St
Dillon
Montana
John Ney
Orton Bros
North Main St
Butte
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Dillon Examiner
Congress
Pxominer
Montana St
National Advertising Representative
WN. A. Ss
New York
San Francisco
Continental
U. S
National Editorial Association
A. C. Staggers
Lou Larsen
Manse Society of
Presbyterian Church
Clark D’evelyn
John L.mountjoy
Shannon
Fort Worth
Texas
Mountjoy
TCU
James Mountjoy
Robert Gregg
New York City
Mr. Gregg
New York University
Ford
New York Fashion Academy
Fashion Academy
Davis Motor Company
Dillon, Mont
State Bank & Trust Company OF
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Grace Memorial Methodist Church
Legals
Ceretana
Call Dillon
Dillon Rendering Company
Parke, Davis & Co
Blackleg Preventice
Geo. M. Gosman
Mian
Sarge
GMAA
By Plotner
Dan Sai Seei
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