Grass Roots Poll Shows Eisenhower Favored by Montana Editors
A publisher's auxiliary poll of 30 Montana weekly editors finds 27 backing Eisenhower personally and 18 editorially, with 10 undecided or opposed. Nationally, editors in 47 states report 66.5 percent favor Eisenhower, 25.2 percent Stevenson, and 8.3 percent undecided.
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Eisenhower
Stevenson
George H. Bechtel
Arizona
Montana Weekly
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
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Nevada
Museum attendance up at Beaverhead history center
Beavershead historical museum custodian W. M. Stone reported 1 920 visitors signed the guest book in August, beating the 1 728 record from August 1951. He credited the August 31 rodeo day for boosting turnout and noted combined attendance for August 31 and September 1 rodeo days surpassed 600 visitors.
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W. M. Stone
Beaverhead
Report of Condition for STATE BANK & TRUST COMPANY
Statement shows demand deposits 4,919,804.00 and total deposits 7,193,608.64 with capital and surplus totaling 7,500,937.48 and liabilities matching this figure. Robert J. Harrison, Assistant Cashier, swears the figures are true to the best knowledge and belief.
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State Bank & Trust Company
Asec
Robert J. Harrison
FDR's Unscheduled Dillon Stop Preceded 1932 Campaign
Twenty years ago this week Dillon hosted a surprise 3:45 a.m. stop by Franklin Delano Roosevelt while en route to Butte for a campaign speech. Roosevelt would become U S president in 1933, with Dillon memories of a four hour, unplanned layover.
Sunday Mass Schedule by Parish
Schedule lists St Rose Lima Grant Melrose and Jackson church masses on specific Sundays with times 10:30 a m 10:30 a m 10:00 a m 9:30 a m noting fifth Sunday when it occurs and fourth Sunday for Jackson church The arrangement shows each parish service timing across the month.
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ST. Rose Catholic
Lima
Grant
Melrose
Jackson
Lutheran Church announces Sunday school and guest speakers
The Lutheran Church invites members to Sunday school at 9 45 a m with Mrs W F Koeneke as superintendent The regular service will be held at 3 00 p m with Rev Neste of Anaconda as guest speaker Evangelical Lutheran church convention dates are Sept 30 and Oct 1 Rev Eastwold of Minneapolis Minn and vice president of E L C will be the principal speaker
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Lutheran Church
W. F. Koeneke
Neste
Anaconda
Evangelical Lutheran Church Convention
Eastwold
Minneapolis
Ellsworths Visit from Leadore on Monday
Mr and Mrs Francis Ellsworth arrived in town from Leadore Idaho to handle business matters during their Monday visit.
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Francis Ellsworth
Leadore
Icéaho
Armstead Social Notes Report Busy Weekend Visits
Mrs. C B Rand and Sophia Guysz visited the Boulder mine while Mr. and Mrs. Muggs McGrath called on Walter Bastian. Eldo Stroud visited Leadore with relatives and a new great nephew. Several families planned trips and moved homes, shopped in Dillon, or attended the Better Living show, with social calls and travel noted across Armstead and nearby towns.
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Arlee Robie
Alberta Simpson
Charlie Stoll
Charlie Jr
Dillon
J. R. Gravely
Seattle
Tony Hydek
Wayne Halstead
Gene
Bill Bjorns
R. C. Gravely
Carl Guse
Emmerson Hughes
Emmett Jones
Buffalo Lodge
James Prohosky
Friends
Shorty Nicholson
Idaho
Walter Bastian
Lorraine
Verona Nettik
Rosalee Bastian
Robert Harwood
H .E. Wombacher
Carouse
Better Living Show
Jesse Brown
Ruth Ann Brown
Lowell Hildreth
Clarence Jensen
Annie Stocker
Sophia Guyaz
Rand
A. G. Danielson
Given Brown
Butte
Lyle Fournier
Reno
Fourniers
Backus
Pocatello
Armstead
Clifton Garriott
Idaho Falls
Bob Calkins
Ray Stocks
Jackson
Garriott
Calkin
Jaycees Plan BCHS Lectures and Park Projects in Dillon
The Dillon junior chamber of commerce met at the Country Club on Friday September 12 to outline vocational guidance lectures for Beaverhead County High School students and discuss joint Boys State activities with the American Legion. City park improvements were reviewed by George Brown with plans to fence the park and explore landscaping and a wading pool. Rodeo program sales netted nearly $300 with 25 percent earmarked for the Jaycee treasury as thanks were given to Monte Melton Joe Ryburn and Ed Sweiich. Dick Later announced the next banquet possibly aligned with a W M C E visit by Orvin Flare of Big Timber. Guests included Don Wheat George Anderson and Frank Eliel.
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Dillon
New York
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
United States
Butte
FDR
Hazlebaker
Frank Hazelbaker
John E. Erickson
Hidden Lake
Louis Schmittroth
W. D. Ross
Montana State Normal College
Western Montana College of Education
Sheldon E. Davis
Whitehall Licks Beavers Examiner
Beaverhead County High School
Whitehall High School
Beavers
Three Forks
Brick Breeden
Wheat
Roe
Green
Gilbert
Ritchell
Lapham
Simpson
Gibbons
Brown
Conklin
Dean
Cashmore
Stevens
Centennial
Charles Price
George Opp
Jack
Glendale Street
Mary Jane Minter
Ed Neal
Art Gauchay
Poindexter
Beaverhead County
Reno
Nev
Dillon Junior Chamber of Commerce
Country Club
BCHS
W. E. Monger
Jaycees
Jaycee
Monte Melton
Joe Ryburn
Ed Sweiich
Banquet
Orvin Flare
Big Timber
Don Wheat
Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce
George Anderson
Frank Eliel
Last Rites Held for William Pierce 61
Funeral services were held at Brundage Funeral Home for William F. Pierce 61 who died Friday at his East Bannack Street home after a brief illness Rev R N Johnstone officiated and interment was at Mountain View cemetery Pierce born in Huron South Dakota October 2 1890 came to Beaverhead County about 1920 and worked as a blacksmith carpenter and ranch laborer He had no known relatives.
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Brundage
William F. Pierce
East Bannack Street
R. N. Johnstone
Mountain View Cemetery
Huron
S. D
Pierce
Beaverhead County
Methodist Church Services and Church School
The Methodist Church announces church school at 10 a.m. with Norman L. Ovitt as superintendent and Bible classes for all ages. Morning service at 11 a.m. with organist Mrs. Lloyd F. Tisdal and music by Mrs. Kay Larson. Sermon titled How Shall We Meet Life. Visitors welcome.
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Methodist Church
Norman L. Ovitt
Lloyd F. Tisdal
Kay Larson
Notice to Creditors and Quiet Title Actions in Dillon
Notice to creditors seeks claims against W G Gilbert estate with ten month deadline from September 6 1952 in Beaverhead County. Simultaneously public court summonses in Dillon seek to quiet title on lands described in Sections 32 and 33 Township 13S Range 8W with buyers and heirs named, including Helen Lott and Mary Downing defendants, actions dated August 20 1952 and September 5 1952.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
W. G. Gilbert
W. G. Gilbert, Jr
Sondaho Street
Dillon
Claude L. Downing
Alta McGee
Beulah Adkins
Myrtle Kelley MacKay
Seth E. Downing
Tina B. Peterson
Mary I. Downing
Beaverhead County
Helen Marie Lott
Seer
William E. Schofield
A. D
H. E. Contway
Leonard A. Schulz
Abrams. Rife
Mary Rife
Mary Jane Doe Lowery
Albert Lowery
Cleo McLaren
Donald J. Smith Poindexter Block Dillon
Fuel Oil and Gasoline Bids Sought by Montana State Agency
State Purchasing Department in Helena invites sealed bids by October 2 1952 at 10 a m for fuel oil diesel fuel hi test gasoline kerosene and White 3rd structure gasoline plus Winter and Summer grade Premium gasoline to supply state institutions from October 16 1952 to October 15 1953. Bid forms specifications and delivery points available from the Capitol building Helena Montana. Bids on department forms sealed and marked Fuel Oil & Gasoline 10-2 52. State Purchasing Agent reserves right to reject any or all bids and waive technicalities.
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State Purchasing Department
Capitol Building
Helena
Montana
A. M. Johnson
Rotary Club hears Convention Report and Grand Canyon talk
Luther Smith reports on the American Legion national convention in New York City including Eisenhower and Impelliteri addresses and a 75 000 person parade. Lou Garrison describes the Bright Angel Trail and tourists with eyes closed. Robert Miller will visit Dillon club next week. Harold Warner led the program. Rev. Arthur Lord attended as a guest.
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Luther Smith
New York City
National Convention of the
American Legion
Lou Garrison
Forest Service
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Colorado River
Rotary Club
Country Club
Smith
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Vincent Impelliteri
New York
West Virginia
Garrison
Bright Angel Trail
Grand Canyon Park
Robert Miller
Livingston
Dillon Club
Harold Warner
Arthur Lord
Episcopal Church
Catholic Congress Set at Great Falls
Bishop William J. Condon announces the sixth congress of the Catholic Con fraternity of Christian Doctrine to be held Oct. 3 to 6 at the Great Falls civic center. Delegates from Helena Spokane Boise Yakima and other Pacific Northwest sees will attend with Archbishops Howard and Connolly and Bishops Brady and OConnor among the leaders. A Gutenberg Bible 500th anniversary session is set for Oct. 5 with a pontifical mass at Central Catholic high school auditorium and a 1000-student choir. A banquet follows at 6:30 p.m. and opening mass is at 8:15 p.m. on Oct. 3.
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William J. Condon
Great Falls
Catholic Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
Great Falls Civic Center
Pacific Northwest
Helena
Baker
Spokane
Boise
Yakima
Edward D. Howard
Portland
Thomas A. Connolly
Seattle
Matthew F. Brady
Manchester
N. H
William P. O’connor
Madison
Wis
Central Catholic High School
Archbishop Howard
Montana Ram Sale Opens at Miles City Fairgrounds
The seventh annual Montana Ram sale opens Thursday September 18 at the Eastern Montana fair grounds Miles City with many breeds on exhibit and for sale. The sale is sponsored by the Montana Woolgrowers Association. Everett E. Shuey Helena is manager and Ken Conzelman Bozeman is auctioneer.
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Montana Fair Grounds
Miles City
Montana Woolgrowers Association
Everett E. Shuey
Helena
Ken Conzelman
Bozeman
Notice of General Election Registration Closing
Beaverhead County Montana closes voter registration at 5:00 PM September 19 1952 for the November 4 1952 general election. Electors must be 21, have Montana residency one year and county residency 30 days, and re register if not voted in 1950. Dillon notice dated August 19 1952 and signed by County Clerk Dora E Schmittroth.
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Montana
Beaverhead
Court House
Dillon
Dora E. Schmittroth
Beaverhead County
Hungates Host in Dillon Visitors From Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Bart Hungate of Lima hosted guests Mr and Mrs E L Wharton in Dillon. Mrs Wharton is Hungate’s sister and they traveled from Hebo Oregon arriving Tuesday for a stay at the Hungate home.
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Bart Hungate
Lima
E. L. Wharton
Dillon
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