Freshman Registration Opens At Montana State College
Bozeman July 10 With 20 early registrations for the incoming freshman class already in, Montana State College prepares for a large fall enrollment. President Atkinson, the registrar, and deans plan Freshman Week activities including study methods, library use, health services, and student organizations. Preliminary registration begins Sept 19 with placement tests and department conferences, plus a freshmen reception, mixer, and the first football game against North Dakota on Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana State College
Atkinson
North Dakota
Boulder News Highlights Local Travel and Visits
A string of Boulder residents and visitors are reported in this community note. John W. Mountjoy and family traveled to Cardwell to visit the Mikleson ranch and Lucille Mount. Donald Smith joined by Ethel Kilburn, Aretta Paradis, and Drew Jackson visited Butte. R P F Smith and Donald returned from Livingston. Ed and Francis Ryan family hosts in the valley. Edward Ryan joined Bre. Ryan for a few days at Francis Ryan’s home. Deputy game warden W. Pirona Carney in Boulder on business. Paul, Phil, and John Williams attended dog races in Butte. Mary Dawson returned to Butte after stays in Boulder and Cold Springs. Bill Dawson, county commissioner, traveled to Butte then northern Montana for cattle work. Edward Smith Jr went to East Helena for summer work on Vollmer ranch. Robert LeRoy and Miss Mary of Basin visited Boulder. Joe Bossier of Helena and Mrs Berry with daughters attended to business in Boulder. Steve Guillo of Comet visited on business. Mr and Mrs Walter Wilson of Mullan Idaho visited Boulder then rushed to Butte due to illness in family. George Handchild and wife shopped in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Mountjoy
Jack
Jimmie
Cardwell
Harry Mikleson
Lucille Mount
California
Donald Smith
Ethel Kilburn
Aretta Paradis
Boulder
Drew Jackson
Basin
Butte
R. PF. Smith
Donald
Livingston
Ada McCauley
Bernard
Francis Ryan
Edward Ryan
Vretta Paradis
Br. Ryan
Francis
Jefferson County
Helena
W. H. Pirona Carney
Paul Smith
Phil Smith
John Williams
Mary Dawson
Soulder End Cold Springs
Bill Dawson
Edward Smith Jr
East Helena
Walter Wilson
Mulen
Idaho
Jefferson Island
Brooking
Robere
Ea Mack
Pony Oh
Vine
Arthur Collins
Bert Gray
Twin Bridges
Harve Patrick
South Boulder
Carl Trundell
Fam
Helen
Thomas
William Knucky
Coghlin
Ala. Needham
Whitehall
Mammoth
Fnr
Jess Chambers
George, McKeown
John Miller
Lauznter
Shirley
John Jr
Mer— Fil
Harry Shaw
Harry
Prank
Arthur
Loren Shaw
Yvan Moon
Buster
Loren White
Eble
Pmery Dodge
Lu Mecann
Amet
Win Miey McCann
Wisconsin
Summentale
Wilebur Tocknith
Berea Ky
Summer
Gale
Martha Patrick
AA. Maree
Brownback
Ralph
Josephine
Gladys Brown
Jack Dearth
Mollie Mae
Ed Manlove
Madison
Bret Sparrell
Davia Agan Sr
Pym
Art Allen
Velma
Manhattan
Babies Gay for Castoria in 19th Century Ad Claim
An old advertisement extols Mother Fletcher's Castoria as a preferred gentle substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric and teething remedies. It touts no narcotics and notes proven directions on each package with physicians recommending the product and the genuine signature mark.
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Mother Fletcher
Montana Agriculture Sees Strong July Crop Prospects
Eastern Southern Central and Western Montana report excellent crop conditions at July opening. Winter wheat and rye rise with adequate moisture. spring wheat growth rapid though moisture must match. Sugar beets rise in Eastern and Northern Montana. corn recovers in most areas. Abundant pasture supports livestock, with 42,000 Ingomar sheep yielding over 10 pounds wool per head.
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Montana
Leathar
Bear Paw Mountains
Fallon
Richland
Down
Ingomar
Rosebud County
Whitehall Wedding and Local News Highlight Montana Valley
In Butte this week Miss Kathern Elmer wed Frank Morrow, daughter of Uriah W. Elmer and son of Mrs. Robert Morrow, with plans for a Piedmont home and Yellowstone Park trip. Many Whitehall residents marked the Fourth with visits, travel, and local construction updates including the Whitehall High School reconstruction by Kroffgans & Prank of Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Butte
Jefferson Valley
Kathern Elmer
Frank Morrow
Uriah W. Elmer
Pleasant Valley
Robert Morrow
Milwaukee Railroad
Piedmont
Yellowstone Park
Guy R. Williamson
Belgrade
Hubbard
Williamson
Whitehall Drug Company
Kroffgans & Prank of
D. H. Budd and Company 1
Bozeman
Palmquist Electric Company
Helena
F. P. Bruner
Bruce Wiley
Illinois
Nyhart
Chester McCall
Virginia
Marvin Stanley
L. R. Packard
E. J. Bush
William J. Lowry
Lorraine Monforton
Regina Kermott
Philip
Great Falls
Harlan Boyd
Helos
Psy
Pista
Raith
Marshall
Bovensat
Caver
Bertoglio
Little
Garden City
Kas
Mw Cow
Watpace Ee Gath Kouta
Tong Beach
Inspect Montana certified seed potatoes tour listed
Southern potato growers will inspect Bliss Triumph seed potato fields in Montana from July 23 to August 12 under a revised schedule led by Prof. G L Tiebout of the University of Louisiana. The party includes Southern extension agents, railroad development staff, farm groups, and Montana growers joining across cities and counties including Hardin Billings Carbon Yellowstone Gallatin Butte Helena Cascade Teton Pondera Mill Blaine Phillips counties with dates through August 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railroads
Southern Farm Organizations
Montana
Harrington
Hardin
Billings
Carbon’ County
Yellowstone County
Gallatin County
Northern Idaho
Butte
Helena
Aur
Cascade
Teton
Pondera
Mill County
Blaine County
Phillips County
Dillon P T A Opens Headquarters at State Normal College
Dillon Montana July 10 The Montana Parent Teacher Association opens its state headquarters at the State Normal college with Mrs J H Gilbert president available Tuesdays 2 to 4 pm in room 102 for congress business. Membership growth and district organization are outlined along with plans to revive interest. Equally to offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Montana
Parent-Teacher Association
State Normal College
J. H. Gilbert
Congress
Gilbert
Montana Education Association
B. J. Klemme
Helena
Earl Baxter
Bilngs
A. F. Waldorf
Mission Reds Dominate Flathead League Title Race
The Mission Reds defeated Dixon in Missoula last Sunday to claim the Flathead league baseball title. They previously beat Dixon in three meetings, including an earlier 12 to 4 St Ignatius win and a May 30 4 to 3 win in Dixon. The Reds planned a game against Charlo at Arlee rodeo grounds and issued a challenge from North Side Missoula for July 17.
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ST. Ignatius
Mission Reds
Dixon
Missoula
Mission
Charlo
Rodeo Grounds
Arlee
Warmest day of the season noted in Corvallis
Corvallis records a high of 89 on Friday. Haying advances rapidly with alfalfa stacks building this week. Strawberry crates bring $2, green gooseberries fetch $2 per crate. Red currants expected in two weeks as local dairymen report losses and shipments of Holstein cows to Los Angeles. Community notices mention visits, births, and a granddaughter's marriage in Colton California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Mercury
A. Dumiler
Bell Mower Cal
Hamilton
Los Angeles
Otto Quast
M. L. Chaffin
Marie Emmerson
Gene- Meve Wheeler
Ralph Emmerson
D.R. Progge
Winifred Frogge
Roy Baughman
Couer d'Alene City
Idaho
Paul D. Lear
Charles Lee
Hamilton Hospital
Violet Hay
Wis
Hall
Cecil James
Jack Hill
Colton
Cal
Phillipsburg Social Roundup Sees Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Joe Gillies visited Philipsburg from their ranch to handle business. June McRae Jenkins and Leona Wilhelm traveled from Hall and Anaconda to see relatives. Fred Moe and others from local ranches attended to affairs. Watts Page and several residents went to Drummond Sunday for the Rainbow Girls initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
Joe Gillies
June McRae
Jenkins
Hall
Leona Wilhelm
Anaconda
Fred Moe
Thomas Sarr
Rock Creek
Watts Page
M. Aarschfeld
A. 8. Huffman
Lois Donelly
G.L. Atwater
Addison Harris
Clayton Carmichael
Leslie Herring
Drummond
Drummond Rainbow
Sheridan People Take Summer Trips and Move In
Sheridan residents trace back a busy week with visits, relocations, and travel. Mr. and Mrs. E Elliot and daughter Corrinne returned from a four day trip to Flathead and Bitter Root valleys, with the Fourth spent at Melita Island among Masonic families. The Wigtons plan Yellowstone Park employment, while MacGregor and Taylor families expand ranch interests in Ruby valley and a move nears. Several visitors pass through Sheridan including Stotesburys, Junod, Ellinghouse, and Winslows, as life, school, and work blend through summer plans and local trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
E Elliot
Corrinne
Flathead
Bitter Root
Melita Island
Flathead Lake
Stanley Fenton
Magaler
Nettle Wighton
Lars
E.A. Wigton
Thelma’ Wigton
Yellowstone “Park
The
Canyon
FB. MacGregor
D. M. Ferry
MacGregor
Ruby Valley
Leo Weidner
Charles la Due
Yellow Mane Park
C. H. Junod
Billings
Raymond Ranch
A. C. Ellinghouse
Jeffers
Ivan Winslow
Tommy
Ennis
Mary Adams
Franke
Elvingston
R. Dyer
Missouri
Florence
Edward
Ruth Grant
Cheney
W. A. Showe
Frank Baril
Butte
Wealey
St. James Hospital
Corabelle Teachman
Boston
Prankie Steiner
August Steiner
George Willis
Lake Shore
Alfred Story
Cameron
Andister
Btfle Cole
Nebraska
William Foreman
W. Halse
A.J. Halse
Martin ‘Battle
Madison County
California
Yellowstone
Montana
Angling News Roundup From Bozeman to Butte
Community notes show Mrs Crowley and family visiting John Rees Jr in Bozeman while Sam returns to Billings after Glacier Park trip. Guests include Miss Baldwin of Chicago visiting J B Seeley, and several locals visiting hospitals, farms, and counties. Fishing reports note record herring catches off the Irish coast this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sullivan
Butte
G. N. Higgins Ranch
Alice Higgins
Glenn Stevens
Elizabeth Smith
Three Forks
Thomas McCurry Jr
George Messer
Butte Wednesday Morning. ‘They Went To Visit Mrs. McCurry
The
Murray Hospital
Loraine Measey
J. B. Seeley
Dorothy Baldwin
Chicago
Portland
Coast Points
Robert Gary
Bozeman
R. M. Campbell
George L. Leibel
Hamilton
R. J. Quigley
Helena
Robert’ Weatherston
Albert Myers
John Donovan
Irish
Montana cowboy praises sarcophagid fly as grasshopper killer
Bozeman reports a Montana ranch tale from 1934 recounting a rider at Harvey Ranch near Livingston who rode an outlaw against a grasshopper plague. The sarcophagid fly is credited with attacking hoppers, laying maggots that feed on them, and helping prevent future outbreaks per Prof. Cooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana
Jour ‘Hudson
Satsop
Wash
Hudson
Harvey Ranch
Livingston
Mr. Hudson
R.A. Cooley
S Cummer
Professor Cooley
Mr. Cooley
Fourth of July Outing Colloquy Sparks Jefferson Island
Jefferson Island residents and visitors from Butte Whitehall and nearby towns gathered for the Fourth of July in Twin Bridges and on the South Boulder. Families, neighbors, and friends enjoyed camping, fishing, picnics, and birthday celebrations, with many local names noted among the group.
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State College
Boulder News
Babies Gay
Castoria
Fergus
Judith Basin
Choueau
Whitehall News
Joseph Kountz Jr
Louis Kountz
J.C. Dearth
Gladys
Ralph Brown
Bud Manlove
John ‘McFadden
Ward King
Francis Clawson
A. W. Robert
F. ©. Fessenden
Murdock Ayers
Rol Yetter
Franklin
Jap Yotter
Isabel Pruett
Tom Greene
Boulder Mountain
Boulder Hot Springs
Harvey Strong
West Yellowstone
J. L. Houx
Mnock
Oscar Wolf
Geraldine
H. H. Waldo
C. Covert
R. G. Hixson
W. R. Thompson
Roy Winslow
Roy Winslow and ©. W. Winslow
J. EB. Armstrong
Mrs. Armstrong
T. T. Black
Amy Griffin
Brad Box
Tru Bake Gackers
Ren Berea
Treasure State
Dillon Bureau Parent-Teacher Body
Ofear
P. Shawkey
Marshall College
Huntingdon
W. Va
Normal College
Shawkey
West Virginia Journal
West Virginia
Dillon Fire Department
W. A. Lovell
Dakota Street
Lovell
Illon
Lincoln Howatt
Butte Country Club
Howatt
Dillon See Club
SUN News
Prod Crampton
C. B. Crampton
Stockton
Deli
Tima
E. F. Price
Fa Gleed
William Ted
Leo Charles Trueax
E. W. Geary
Charles Calvert
Mae Brady
E. H. Keller
Maggie Halligan
Eileen Richardson
Edna Stewart
John Halligan
E. M. Martinell
Sam Bates
Henry Fitter
E.R. Elliot
the Rife
Clark Hair
Born City, Mich
W. G. Gilbert
Georgia Mathews
Beloit
Bradley
G. T. Paul
M.D. Edson
E. L. Poindexter
Harlowton
Prague
Ignatius News Mission Reds
Ray Biggerstaff
Leone Biggerstaff
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lee Biggerstaff
R.A. Young
Jor T. Carr
R. J. Martin
3. A. Repass
Johnman
R. Martin
P. A. Flatten
G. H. Beckwith
A. W. Miller
Nels Brison
Foothills Country Club
Cli
Equity Hall
Bitter Root News
Philipsburg. News
Sheridan News
Angling News
Jefferson Island News
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