Snowy Yellowstone park drivers warned after heavy fall
Livingston Enterprise reports 3 to 5 inches of new snow blanket Yellowstone park with treacherous roads on Dunraven pass and the Old Faithful to Thumb route. Mammoth sees 2 to 3 inches. officials keep highways open but warn possible closure if heavy snowfall continues.
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Royal Neighbors Elect Officers for Next Year
Royal Neighbors held a regular meeting last week and elected officers for the coming year to be installed in January. Officers include Ansa Furstenberg oracle Ellen Rich vice oracle Louise Ellingson past oracle Edith Hale chancellor Lillian Conwell recorder Minda Shipton receiver Miriam Bryan marshal Hilda Coster inner sentinel Myra Traver outer sentinel Myrle Esp manager for three years Dr L H Townsend physician Charley Bair. The Martinsdale correspondent notes eye shearing of sheep by Ray Smith causing a deep cut to his hand. the Bair company is shearing the eyes of 27000 sheep and Smith was treated in Harlowton.
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Louise Ellingson
Edith Hale
Lillian Conwell
Minda Shipton
Miriam Bryan
Hilda Coster
Inner Sentinel
Myra Traver
Outer Sentinel
Myrle Esp
L. H. Townsend
Charley Bair
Martinsdale
Harlowton Times
Ray Smith
Bair Company
Harlowton
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
We express heartfelt thanks for kind deeds sympathy and floral offerings in our recent bereavement. Mrs Helen Farr Mrs Mabel Farr and Ruth Mr and Mrs Lee Miller Mr and Mrs Henry Wallum and Herbert Mr and Mrs B T Deeney Jr
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Mabel Farr
Ruth
Lee Miller
Henry Wallum
Herbert
B. T. Deeney Jr
Roosevelt Third Term Silence Shapes 1940 Campaign
Washington dispatch notes President Roosevelts silence on a possible third term is reshaping campaign strategy for both parties. Democratic hopefuls like Paul V. McNutt adjust plans while awaiting a possible spring statement. Republicans Dewey Taft and Bridges face uncertainty about the nominees. Garner backers push for his bid regardless of the presidents stance, with Ger many scheduled to discuss Garner and 1940 on radio. Farley delays moves pending a public statement. Western reports cite rising concerns over the administrations farm policy and fluctuating political support.
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