Bowling Leagues See Shifts In Standings And High Scores
Commercial league bowling saw Bonds take the lead at six wins, two losses with several teams close behind including the Men's Store Eagle Bar State Bank and Creamery at 5-3. High scores featured H. M. Brundage 628 series and multiple 200s, while Eagle Bar claimed team honors with 2803 across three games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonds
Eagle Bar
State Bank and Creamery
Tash
Roberts
Big Dipper
Tribune
Paddock & Tyre
Coast To Coast
Winns
Warners
Gosmans
Bays Butchers
Ebels
H. M. Brundage
Dee Flitton
Dave Halvorsen
Paul Stahl, Jr
Rudy Platt
Roscoe Cornell
Henry Hignight
al Ewan
Archie Green
P. m- Winns
P. m— Elels
Creamery
State Bank
Sport Shop
Lou-Esta Lanes
Ben Redd Chevrolet
Megquier Plumbing
V.F.W
Bramsman Radio
Metlen Hotel
Bradley Electric
Megquier
Ben Redd
Sam Langdorf
Vince Schmittroth
Dillon
Maddens
Roxy
Skeets
State Bar and Lounge
Red & White Laundry
Roberts Market
Boomer Girls
Dillon Feed & Seed
Edith Hilger
Monte Stone
Commercial League
Men’s Store
Paddock & Tyro
Eliels
Tash Ranchers
Red & White
Roxy Theatre
State Bar
Lou Esta
W.elw
Rotary Club Boys State Report At Meeting
Rotary club guests included Jerry Dean Billings Glenn Howard Billings Dougan Tom Luebben Jr and Tom Clemow Jackson. George Clemon gave a Boys State report while Bernardine Rebich performed three accordion numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Jerry Dean
Billings
Glenn Howard
Dougan
Tom Luebben
Tom Clemow
Jackson
Sam Wilkinson
S. E. Davis
George Anderson
George Clemon
Bernadine Rebich
George
Boys’ State
Crusade for Freedom Led by L A Schulz in Beaverhead
Leonard A. Schulz named Beaverhead county chairman of the Crusade for Freedom of the National Committee for a Free Europe Inc. Led by General Lucius D. Clay the drive supports Radio Free Europe broadcasts to Western Germany to counter Communist influence. Endorsed by President Truman and launched on Labor Day by Dwight Eisenhower, the effort includes Freedom Scroll petitions to be enshrined at the Freedom Bell in Berlin on United Nations Day October 24, 1950. Citizens may donate to sustain the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard A. Schulz
Beaverhead County
Crusade For Freedom
National Committee For A Free Europe, Inc
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
N.C.F E
Free Europe Committee
U. S. State Department
Voice of America
Russia
Europe
Berlin
Radio Free Europe
Barrett Hospital Notes Admits and Births
Admitted list includes Joe Baldwin James McBride Gayle Wheat Nellie McFadden Ida Owen Mrs Thom as McAdam Mrs James Johnson of Dillon Sam Waddell of Mon ida Kenneth Kahn of Dell Annie Hurst of Melrose and Bud Sims of Leadore Idaho Births report a son for Warren Callentine Sept 18 a son for Mason Brennan Sept 19 and a girl for Henry Lawson of Wisdom Sept 13 Dismissals list Frattie Stone Chas Collins Albert Longseth Bonnie Megquier and Mrs Francis Mooney Dillon William Hoover Leadore Idaho Mrs Maguir Rivera and son Jackson Mrs Jack Joslin and daughter Wisdom Eva Berrett Lima and Mrs Henry Lawson and daughter Wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frattie Stone
Chas. Collins
Albert Longseth
Bonnie Megquier
Francis Mooney
Dillon
William Hoover
Leadore
Idaho
Maguir Rivera
Jackson
Jack Joslin
Wisdom
Eva Berrett
Lima
Henry Lawson
County Commissioners Refer Road Issue and Adjourn Slowly
The board adjourned as a board of public welfare then as county commissioners. Bids for a 3 12 yard dragline shovel were opened and will be discussed again September 18 at a special meeting. County Farm reports show 17 inmates on the farm as of September 1, 18 admitted and 2 discharged in August. Payrolls totaled 3 680 95 for the High School and 3 719 04 for County Officers. The meeting adjourned September 6, 1950 at 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Atty
Board of Public Welfare
Board of County Commissioners
Parket
Scott
Mizpah chapter marks golden jubilee with historic ceremonies
Lucie Walker receives Charter Member pin as Mizpah chapter No. 13 of Dillon celebrates 50 years. The evening features three sections Building a House ceremonies, a history read by Adda Wilson, notes on Elva Boardman chapter No. 26 of Lima, and a chest ceremony with gold nuggets. Guests include Alma H. Schultz and other grand patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilma Merrell
Masonic Hall
Delos Jenins
Adda Wilson
Lucie
Ray
Grace Martinell
Kathryn Franks
Adelaide Mitchell
Jeanne Pruitt
Bonnie Merrell
Grace Mordan
Helen ‘Harshner
Nora
Ernestine Calvert
Mayme Sullivan
Henry Fitter
Olga Gardner Fiebitz
Alma H. Schultz
Arthur H. Small
W. W. Casper
R. D. Curry
Luella Kellett
Veteria Pierce
Clara Price
Stella Bierrum
Miz‘pah
Dillon
Elva Boardman
Lima
Bureau to Award Halter at Dillon Hereford Show
The Dillon Hereford Show bureau plans to award a halter and asks schools and organizations to display the United Nations and American flags. A three by five foot white flag with a blue center and wreath will be used. background materials for Riverside and Blacktail schools will be purchased. Anna McMurchy chairs a flags committee with Agnes Deputy and Norman Downing as aides. Riverside Rustlers 4-H win county gavel for better meetings. 4-H square dance team to perform at October farm bureau meeting. rural telephone discussion precedes a potluck lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Penwell
Riverside
Blacktail
Anna McMurchy
Central County Committee
McMurchy
Agnes Deputy
Norman Downing
Riverside Rustlers
State Farm Bureau
Benson
Farm Bureau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brundage
Independent League
Lou Esta Lanes
Bramsman
Eaney Elec
F.W
Paddock-Tyre
Coasters
Eagle
Men's Store
Jim Johnson
Pipe Organ Lodge
Clyde Mecham, Mer
Siegler
Bob & Lois Dodd
Dillon, Mont
Hallon
Rotary Club
George Clemow
Bernadine Rebish
L. A.schulz
Margaret Thompson
Lucie Walker
Montana Power Company
REA
The
Hereford
BEN Redd Chevrolet CO
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