Orville Smith Dies Suddenly in Monrovia California
Orville Smith eldest son of the Elza Smith ranch family died last Wednesday at a Monrovia area hospital after a sudden illness. He was about 53, survived by his mother, wife, a step son, daughter Margaret, two brothers, two sisters, and several nieces. Funeral arrangements were pending.
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Orville Smith
Beaverhead Valley
Elza Smith
Monrovia
Calif
Lena Boone
Dillon
Riverside School
California
Baldwin Park
18 Lettermen In 48-Man RMC Preseason Squad
A total of 48 grid prospects including 18 lettermen reported for Rocky Mountain College pre-registration practice last Thursday. Coach Mathew praised the turnout as the best in recent years and noted it is too early to discuss prospects. The Bears open the 1954 season October 2 in Daylis Stadium against Northern College of Powell Wyoming.
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Mathew
Rocky Mountain College
Bears
Billings
Daylis Stadium
Northern College of
Powell
Wyoming
First Baptist Church Service Times
Rev. E. W. Goodrick presides with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning service at 11 a m Evening service at 8 p m and Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 p m were listed for the church.
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First Baptist Church
E. W. Goodrick
Death of Dr George G Brownback Reported in Lincoln Illinois
News clipping notes Dr George G Brownback a former Dillon resident died at his Lincoln Illinois home on May 22 at age 63 from a heart attack. He was born in Ashland Til and was a 1913 graduate of the American School of Osteopathy. Survived by two brothers and a sister. He played piano with the Baxter Tonney orchestra in Dillon and belonged to the Masonic order and Episcopal church.
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Examiner
George G. Brownback
Dillon
Lincoln
Ill
Brownback
Ashland
Til
American School of Osteopathy
Masonic Order
Episcopal Church
Kirksville
Baxter- Tonney Orchestra
Montana
Idaho
the Examiner
GAVEL FROM HOLY LAND CONTINUES WITH CHURCH GROUPS
The article lists many committees and members including Parke Scott chairing Jurisprudence, Flor ence Davis chairing Instruction of candidates, Elizabeth Lord chairing the program, and Stella Bierrum leading Decorating. Visiting and welfare groups, Rainbow board roles, and host/food hostess duties are enumerated with dates and names. A social hour followed with a birthday gift to the matron from officers. cake served by the refreshment committee.
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Georgia
Viola Cook
Mabel Kochel
Irene Mulkey
Florence Davis
Anna Blinn
Florence Backus
Alice Cragholm
Lois Townsend
Sadie ‘Poindexter
Christine Rodgers
Mabel ‘Erwin
Christine Anderson
Dorothy Ann Anderson
Georgiana Anderson
Elizabeth Cottom
Lillian Grimes
Margaret Taylor
Marvel Berger
Janet Christensen
Stella Murray
Mazie Davis
May Melton
Blanche McFadden
Hellen Squires
Janie Sutherland
Mary Luebben
Ronnaud D’evelyn
Iva Orr
Elizabeth Clemon
Dorothy Ann Forrester
Bill George
Walter Scott
Rhea Meade
Alice Nobel
Nancy Wheat
Jessie Smith
Edna Moe
Christene Rodgers
Cliff McLaughlin
Elfrieda
Inventory Pads and Special Ruled Sheets Noted
An Examiner report notes the availability of inventory pads and special ruled columnar sheets. The item list highlights writing supplies suitable for office use and record keeping.
4 H Youth Groups Prominent at Butte Stock Show
Beaverhead 4-H boys and girls represented the county at the eighth annual fat stock show and sale in Butte September 17 to 19. They topped with purple ribbon steers, tied Madison County in blue ribbons, sold high priced beef, won junior livestock judging, and advanced a contestant to the final showmanship contest. Betty Carlson Carole Lee Kambich Billy Garrison and Mary Garrison showed and sold purple ribbon steers with Mary Garrison’s steer selling for $44 a hundred to Wilson Motor Company. Gloria Else of Wisdom won first in the junior livestock judging. Carole Lee Kambich was nosed out.
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Beaverhead
Our County
Butte
Madison-Jefferson County
Betty Carlson
Carole Lee Kambich
Billy
Mary Garrison
Wilson Motor Company
Gloria Else
Wisdom
Funeral Held For Marguerite Sutfin Of Dillon
Marguerite Sutfin of Dillon died in a Butte hospital after surgery. Her funeral was held Tuesday at St Rose Catholic Church with a rosary at Brundage chapel and graveside rites at Mountain View Cemetery. She had lived here for years and worked as a practical nurse. relatives were in California.
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Marguerite Sutfin
Dillon
Butte
St. Rose Catholic Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Brundage
Sutfin
California
Champion showmanship honors amid tight final minutes
At a competitive show, blue ribbon steers were shown by Donna and Gloria Else and others including Barbara Carlson Joan Marie Kent Connor Casey Spar row Sue Sparrow Dick Willey Jill Judith Biul Stanford Garle Wheat Jerry Rutledge Boone Sparrow won a red ribbon and Ronnie Benson placed in white division. Sale average on 89 steers ranged about 29 to 30 cents. Lamb show participants included JoAnn Gransberg Jill Stanford and Bill Stanford.
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Donna
Gloria Else
Barbara Carlson
Joan Marie
Kent Connor
Casey
Sue Sparrow
Dick Willey
Jill
Judith
Biul Stanford
Garle Wheat
Jerry Rutledge
Boone Sparrow
Ronnie Benson
JoAnn Gransberg
Jill Stanford
Bill Stanford
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RMC
Dillon Examiner
East Bannack
Holy Land
H. H. Scarborough
Salt Lake City
Andrus Hotel
Rogers
Rogers Roughage
C. Austin
Driggs
Dillon, Mont
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