Montana forestry school marks fifteenth anniversary of short course
Missoula Montana January 26 opening of the winter quarter at the state university marked the fifteenth anniversary of the short course for Forest Service employees. Forty men enrolled with over 100 applications. supervisors or employers must vouch for merit. The course lasts three months and costs total about 450 dollars per student including salary forfeiture and fees. The school offers general forestry study plus a ranger, grazing, or lumbering specialization with extensive lab facilities and faculty in Missoula.
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University of Idahog
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T. C. Spaulding
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Madison County Hens Sheridan News Noter
Sheridan January 25 Mr and Mrs Johns inch are moving into the home they recently purchased from James Duncan Jr and Mera Blackwell Tuesday to attend the district den and high school bond issue authorizing a special levy of 10 mills. Mr and Mrs Seep Brul Alwara of Twin Ridges Sheridan Wednesday and Thursday of last week vis John Swing took their daughter Lota to Butte Hospital. The ground covered by the mowing marks an unusual progress this week as officials outline grazing rules on the national forest reserve range.
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Johns Inch
James Duncan Jr Hey
Mera Blackwell
Butte
Teanoh National Forest
James Duncan Jr
Famaliy
Lahr
Cathie Guia
Frank ‘Carey
Mintek Butte Hospital
Nurns
Three Forks News Tones News Nore FHI Forks
Nore FHI FORKS. Jan ohare Bur nell of Great Palle arrived in the city Wednesday to be with her alwy stoved to her home Wednesday much hendore Agher left Saturday morning for San Wranch eca where he will spend the remainder of the winter with hie family bir land Mre Merman Lien of Ming evening in 3 Mrs and itive daugh town Thursday Mr timed to be with the Immigra Department of the Milwaukee railroad and made many trips to Three Forks in former daye Dire. Harry Van Meter left Friday morning for Butte where spe wit spend Several weeks visiting her daughter Iris Lynch of the Continental 0 Saying on our local Thured
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Great Palle
Hendore Agher
San" Wrancheca
Merman Lien
Ming
Itive Daugh
Department of the” Milwaukee Railroad
Three Forks
Harry van Meter
Butte
Iris” Lynch
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Turkey Marketing Association
Wheatland County
Farm Bureau
Ralph Good
Perry Moore Sr
Twedot
Harlowton
Roy Harrington
Orning
Roseman
Paul Haines
Thayer Stevens
V. Bitelu
Billings
Ladi Altar ‘Society
St. Joseph
Pariah Hall
la R. Daems
George Phillippe
SW. Murephy
Lewistown
White
M. Ii
Keene
Helena
Almond Perry
Shawmut Visting
J. C. Williams
Twodot
Paul Grange Rites Held At Lennep Lutheran Church
Paul Grange died last week at MT Grande home near Lennep after a lingering illness. He was in his early 60s and longtime resident of the Lenney area, living with MT Grande. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Lutheran church, with burial in Lennep cemetery. J C Berg returned from White Sulphur Springs on business. Andrew Berg remains ill and bedridden for several weeks. Miss G Ross, primary teacher at Lennep, led eighth grade exams in Martins this week. J O Berg re-elected vice president at Continental Band and Trust Co meeting in Harlowton.
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Paul Grange
M.T. Grande
Lenney
MT. Grande
J. C. Berg
Boulder News Notes and Local Social Highlights
Local items from Boulder report Agnes Mickelson visiting her sister Mrs William and a girls basketball win over the Stave school team by 9 to Mary Jane Ryan celebrating a birthday. Ice cream and cake were served at Finn school. Visitors include Whitehall’s Garfeld Williams and Basin business guest Ea Flood. Shipments and patents mentioned related to Finn, Wickham, Gowan, and Herman St Bebunits.
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Mras Agnes Mickelson
William
Boulder Gire
Stave School
Mary Jane Ryan
Finn School
Thyan
Bessie Wille
Catherine George Hanchild
Whitehall
Garfeld Williams
Butte
Ea Flood
Basin
John T
Wickham
Jim Gowan
Finn
Fred Burns
Jean
San Diego
Cal
Bitter Root Fruit Men Meet at Stevensville
Fruit men from Western Montana gathered for the Montana State Horticultural Society annual meeting in Stevensville, held in the First National Bank hall. Attendees heard talks by Frederick C. Heng and others on market issues, pests, and cooperative marketing. The event concluded with a banquet and community welcomes from Mayor C. L. Adams.
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Montana ‘State Horticultural Society
Seasions
Frederick C. Heng
Northern Pacific Railway Company
First National Bank
C.L. Adams
M.R.” Wood
Somers
Fred T. Parker
Hamilton
WE. Pol- Unger
Corvallis
Pacific Northwest
A.A. Kelly
Spokane
I. T. Parker
State College
Bozeman
Missoula
Eamund Burk
Harrington
Co-Operative Federal Estate
Mountain Lions Report Extermination Progress in Montana
Hamilton January 26. Thompson reports government hunts have exterminated many coyotes and wolves in Montana but mountain lions remain. He notes winter war on big predators continues in Idaho and western Montana with few lions killed recently as crews reassess strategies after surveying Bitterroot and Salmon River regions.
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Thompon Maid
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Hamilton Chamber Renames Officers in 1928
Hamilton reports the final officer election, naming C. Hartley as president, J. W. Lowell as vice president, CH Raymond as treasurer, Mrs Bessie K. Monre as secretary, and W. C. Wells joining the board of directors succeeding C. Raymond. Hamilton News Notes adds that Mrs Lee Downing and Mrs G Smith are mentioned in the same issue.
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HamIlton Chamber of Commerce
C. . Hartley
W." Lowell
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Bessie K- Mon’ Re
W. C. Wells
C. Raymond
Harlowton Notes Visit Residents and Local Business
In Harlowton on January 25 many residents and visitors are noted. Mrs. D C Haven returns from Elgin Illinois, Herman Kramer plans a California stay, and John Spithoven, George Haynes, Angelo Rucci, Perry Moore, and Joan Anderson visit for business and social calls. Local officials discuss road work while farmers prepare for next season and the annual Farmers short course.
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Elgin
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Butte
T. R. Dames
George Haynes
Judith
Angelo Rucci
Wishecook
Perry Moore
Twedot
Mr. Moore Ie
Twodot
Joan Anderson
Shawmut
W. Ki. Stokes
Big Timber
Alfred Sambell
Hodgeaville Trans
Tueaday Fe
Ease Langston
American
Kennedy
Lew
M. J. Biller
Thin City
Lewistown
Castle
Ing
Paul Sehwarts
Dakota
Harrowton
Nu Kittle
Mites City
J. Libby
Mixx Myrie Perry
Normal college nets decisive win over Twin Bridges Independents
DILLON Jan 26 The Normal college basketball squad defeated the Twin Bridges Independents 26 to 14 in a Tlatiess game played last evening at the new college gym. The Teachers led most of the contest but coasted with reserves late as the game ended with a wide margin. Murray opened scoring for the Teachers, and the Normalites extended their lead in the second half despite a stronger Independents effort.
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Pipestone visit and winter plans noted in town
Telers company visitor from Pipestone, Lima Montana, and local residents discuss travel to California for winter. Mrs Mattie Burgoyne leaves Friday for Redmondo to stay with niece Mrs Clemo as Mrs Menrietta Crockett tours auxiliaries from Butte Armstrong Cardwell resident honored. Jim Collins recuperating, sewing club held, McDonald heads to Portland. George C Lee of Rowan visits Whitehall. Boulder game hosts public basketball event.
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Lima
Mont
Jim Collins
Blaabe
McDonald
Portland
Belet Marents
Albert Spartell
Boulder
Twill
California
George C. Lee
Rowan
Whitehall
Lem
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Gebo
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White Sulphur News notes retirement and shifts
An item from White Sulphur and Sulphur Springs reports Ji has retired after a steady period, with mention of home on Mactie creek and the lower gas company. Olga Work underwent major surgery at Wye hospital and is recovering, with updates on local affairs and community changes.
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Paeree
Olga
Wye Hospital
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