Dillon Education Association Opens Convention In Dillon
The thirty-sixth annual western Montana Education Association convention opens Thursday at 2 15 PM in the Normal college gym with 600 teachers expected. Sessions include general meetings, department discussions, and addresses by state and university leaders, plus a junior Red Cross program and musical performances.
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Dillon
Montana Education Association
Montana
Normal College
Res Jon
A. T. Peterson
J. W. Dennett
Felcome
Roscoe Gornell
Frank Elle
State Board of Education
William J. Lowry
Davis
Montana State Normal College
W. I. Maddock
Ad Sarees
Tm Hhess
C. Hl. Clapp
St .University
Red Cross
Ralph E Butcher
Piano Gote
Ralph McFadden
State Normal College
J. Coleman
University of British Colamani
Back trimming as gown feature in fashion notes
An article outlines back trimming as the latest gown feature with discussions on back fullness, tunics, collars, and trims. It notes varieties in patterns, sleeves, belts, and decorative back details while contrasting with front treatments and newer silhouettes.
Musselshell Wool Growers Meet In Harlowton
Harlowton Oct 25 Musselshell Valley Wool Growers association held a large meeting in Wheatland county court room Central Montana wool problems and marketing discussed Ira T Wright National Wool Exchange key speaker outlined wool consignment money sale grading handling plan L Waddell Montana livestock specialist spoke on culling light sheep Banquet followed at Harlowton High School gym Montana Merrymakers provided music Indies of St Joseph’s church served tabled supper program featured local wool growers and business men in attendance
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Harlowtown
Musselshell
Montana Wool Brower
Ira T. Wright
The
Nation Wool Exchange
Hee
L. Waddell
Montana
Harlowton Chambers of Commerce
8. Joseph’s
Large Lamb Shipment From Harlowton To East Market
On October 25 a major shipment of lambs from Harlowton was sent east via Foulkes Livestock Company of Billings. About 7,000 sheep from leading local ranches accompanied several carloads of Wheatland county cattle. Overall around 200 cattle carloads were shipped from the area this week to eastern markets.
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Harlowtown
Foulkes Livestock “Company of
Billings
Wheatland County
Deacon Dubbs to be staged by St Marys guild in Deer Lodge
Father Landy announced St Marys guild arranged with St Pauls Dramatic club of Anaconda to present Deacon Dubbs a rural comedy drama in three acts at the Prison theater Sunday November 18. Ernest Lar Inch director said the show would be up to past high standards and likely funnier than previous plays. The Deer Lodge Art Shop advertises Christmas needlework at 15 and 20 percent discounts.
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Drer Lodge
Father Landy
St Mary's Guild
St. Paul's Dramatic Club
Anaconda
Deacon Dubbs
Prison Theater
Hjoy
Ernest Lar- Inch
Yndiew
Salmon News: Matron Die After Short Illness
Ralph Nichols died after a brief illness. The body was prepared for shipment to Milwaukee, the family's eastern home, as affections were paid. Deep regret echoed among the many friends of the Nieholm family upon the death of Mrs Nieholm.
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Ralph’ Nichols
Au Mil
Salmon Spawning Station Claims Second Largest worldwide
Salmon Idaho October 25 Sept van A Heffner reports Salmon spawning station is the second largest in the world. The station spawned 12,300,000 salmon this season. Output has grown rapidly and commercially the fish spawned here are proving to be among the most productive.
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Salmon
Idaho
van A. Heffner
Weatthe
Hayden Creek School Lacks Legal Status, Judge Rules
Balmon Idaho Oct 25 Senator Glennon reports Judge Adair affirmed the Hayden Creek basin school district No 32 has no legal standing after lapsing in 1924. The district board had hired a tutor and began the term which now cannot continue.
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Balmon
Idaho
Glennon
Adair
Board of County Commissioners
Hayden Creek Basin
Carmen Bridge Work to Start Shortly in Carmen Idaho
Salmon Idaho Oct 25 C T Holmes superintendent for D J Cav anaugh contractor for the Carmen bridge has arrived in Salmon and is placing machinery on the ground ready to begin steel bridge construction at once. No detour needed as the new bridge will be built just below the present one.
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Salmon
Idaho
C.T. Holmes
D. J. Cavanaugh
Carmen
Da ho potatoes in demand in Chicago
Netted Gem potatoes from Salmon and Baker stations average 20 carloads weekly to Chicago markets. Harvesting is in full swing with favorable weather boosting Idaho county output and shipments to major markets.
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Salmon
Idaho
Baker
Chicago
Bitter Root News Sula notes travel and births
Mrs J F Cooper and son Robert return from Missoula after two weeks with Mrs Cooper's mother. Albert Kerlee and Carl Drescher drove from Anaconda for a few days. Mrs Jacob Weizsteen visits Roy Milpurn's in Darby. Reginald Tucker returns from Wenatchee Washington after apple picking. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Lord welcomed a daughter at Hamilton hospital on Oct 22. Nora Smaline? county superintendent.
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Sula
J. F. Cooper
Robert
Missoula
Gilbert Lord
Yon
Hamilton Hospital
Oot
Nora Smalihey
Local social notes from Sula and nearby gatherings
Visitations and dinners mark a lively week as residents from Sula, Darby, and Hamilton share meals and hospitality. Don Francis opens several days for hunting and camp activities while August Schleder returns home after carpentry work at Pine Knot ranch.
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Lendent
Sula
J. W. McClintick
Don Francis
Hunt
Tey’ Company
C. W. Bhockley
Jack Tobinstte
Milton
George C. Vent Mia M.A. Blake
August Schleder
Darby
Pine Knot Ranch
Nf. Traxier
J. G. Ohl
Missoula
Tho Oni Ranch
Three Forks Notes Lightly Touched By Busy Gatherings
Local item from Three Forks dated Oct 24 25 records visitors and moves among residents. Mrs T A Wheeler travels from Idaho while Mr and Mrs Harold Breslin relocate to Three Forks. Several Bozeman and Gallatin names appear among guests and business dealings.
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Moh
Copeland | “Amber Company
Hi Pandas
California
Fenor
Schneider
Bozeman
William Fraser
Moemail
CR. Murphy
Larold
Madson
Norman Irvine
Westerhall
Esdames Siffert
Burroughs van Tucraay
Poneman
Niger
Polson Parent Teacher Body Holds First Meeting
The Polson Parent Teacher Association met at Polson High School to discuss how the group will function and to plan literacy tests in schools aimed at measuring students reading and comprehension abilities. The Rev. C Williams of Libby gave an address on the value of reading education.
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Polson
Polson Parent - Teacher Association
C. Williams
Libby
Nutrition specialist to hold county meetings in November
Miss Susanne Thompson extension nutrition specialist of Bozeman will visit Lake county in early November to help women start work on foods and nutrition. Local groups have formed, with L B Mille agriculturist coordinating. Nine meetings planned with topics on why we need foods and meals for family and children.
Lake County Guernsey Breeders Meet in Polson Social
The Lake County Guernsey Breeders association met at L. L. Marsh home Tuesday night. Members were entertained at the Liberty theater and had refreshments at the home during a social time. Several Polson locals attended the Lake County Federation meeting at Round Butte Thursday.
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Florida
Rex Terved
C.J. Loveland O
Polson
Fiorida
Lake County
Guernsey Breeders’ Association
L. L. Marsh
Liberty Theater
Ell Gordon
Spokane
Braniece
Jane Nash
Tampico
Alice Beltroade
Kell Gordon
F. J. Nash
Mary Ecstein
Ethel Bloese
J. A. Johnson
Adrian Henningsen
Rupert
Taano
Guilard
Los Angeles
Hishea
Tharp
Thompson Fiver
N. Lindsay
Satried
J. L. Jones
Rowan
Polson Thureday
Jefferson Island News Briefs Afloat in October
Jefferson Island news notes a flurry of local visits and social events. Residents include Elizabeth Brook of Judith Gap and Mrs C G Crane visiting Whitehall, with many family and neighbor gatherings from Boulder and Butte to Livingston.
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Jefferson Island
John, Miller
Boulder
Elizabeth Brook
Judith Gap
Walter Brook
Order of Astern Star
W. L. Lacry
Carroll
Fington
George L. Johns
Win Mack
Livingston
Harry Pauli
Butte
Mira. Brooking of
Gussie ‘Mack
North Boulder
Westfall
Robinson
George Bryant
Owen Hecht
Republican
Neb
A.B. Hatfield
Phillip
South Boulder
Town
John ©. Miller
Whitehall Pioneer Matron Honored After Death
Whitehall Jefferson Valley pays tribute to matron A Elmer who died Tuesday. Services held at her Pleasant Valley home with family and neighbors attending. Interment in Fish Creek cemetery. Mrs Elmer, a 19th century pioneer, migrated from Missouri in 1879 and died at her home where she and husband homesteaded for 43 years. Survived by six sons and five daughters. husband died in 1896.
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Whitehall
Yherine A. Elmer
Jefferson Valley
Pleasant Valley
Ngighbors
In Gregeon
George D
Whiehail
Pederek T. Spencer
Butte
Grandma Elmer
Fish Creek
Ine A. Elmer
Jefson Valley
Mis
Souri
Wesley
Charles
Julia
Gist
White
Oregon
Samu
Stella Wade
Three Forks
Mont
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Andrus
Beaverhead County
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Joel
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Rhubert Dyche
Anacon
Patrick
Helena
Emma Hale
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Deer Lodge
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Toni Sleevan
Harlowton Bureau
Musselshell Woolmen
East
der Lonre
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Hayden Creek School
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Gagting
Tate
Bitter Root News
Lake County News
District Court
Self
Polson News Notes
A. B. Dubois
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JS Kneer
C.T. Belknap
Flathead Lake
Main Street
A. J. Lowary
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South
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America
Whitehall News
Eastern Star
Rol Vorter
Christian Ladies’ Aid Society
Mra
Rol Vetter
C. Baker
Williams
J. W. Reed
Hutte
Morna Evang
Ted McPherson
Gold Creek
Darsy Miles 'Tuttle
Taw
Woman's Club of
Nthe Borden Block
Valley
B. J. Fostrom
M. K. Luther
Acount
North Pole
Onaty
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