Waterfowl Season Opens October 6 in Local Districts
The 1950 migratory waterfowl hunting season runs in two 18 day periods in Dillon Butte Deer Lodge and Anaconda districts from October 6 to 23 and November 17 to December 4. Opening hours on October 6 and November 17 are noon to sunset. Bag limits include five ducks daily with at most one wood duck, 25 merganser, ten coots, and up to ten coat or mudhens daily with ten in possession.
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Dillon
Butte
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Beaverhead
Madison
Gallatin
Hicseideiatslyerd
Presbyterian Church Picnic Plans With Sunday School
No regular service today. Sunday school at 10 a.m. with Mrs. W. J. Bierrum as superintendent. At noon a picnic lunch on the church lawn. Members urged to bring their own sandwiches.
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Presbyterian Church
W. J. Bierrum
Montana defense chief urges readiness for west coast evacuations
Butte defense director Eugene Savage told 40 civic leaders that Montana could evacuate heavily populated west coast cities if war comes. He stressed ongoing public outreach to sustain an effective defense corps as Montana sets civilian defense plans per Gov. Bonner’s request.
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Montana
America
Butte
Defense
Eugene Savage
Savage
Thomas Morgan
John W. Bonner
Twin Bridges Couple Wed in Dignified Lutheran Ceremony
Miss Sally Joan Telin and Charles Reid united in a double ring wedding at the Dillon Lutheran church on Sunday September 17 at 2 p m. Rev B M Alstad officiated. The reception followed at the Telin home with about 75 guests.
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Twin Bridges
Dillon
Madison County
Sally Joan Telin
Mathew Telin
Charles Reid
Alvin Reid
B. M. Alstad
Nancy Ann Petersen
Carolyn Mayo
Sue Petersen
Virginia Balkovatz
Twin
Dale Reid
Matthew Telin, Jr
Donald Cox
Matthew Telin
Telin
Cc. J. Lund
Marilyn Mayo
Salt Lake
Nevada
Helena Civil Defense Conference Invites Six States and Provinces
Gov. John W. Bann er announced invitations to the governors of Washington Oregon Idaho Wyoming North and South Dakota Alaska and the premiers of British Columbia Alberta and Saskatchewan for a civil defense conference in Helena on September 21. Representatives from the sixth army and federal defense officials are expected to attend. The governor stressed practical preparation in case of enemy action.
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Helena
Civil Defense Compact Commission
Canada
Alaska
Gov
C. A. Robins
Idaho
C. E. Gerhart
Alberta
Col
E. K. Cheadle
Montana National Guard
North
South Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
John W. Banner
Sixth Army
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