Glacier Park to add cheaper lodging and dining next season
Glacier National Park plans new moderate priced facilities in the Many Glacier and St. Mary Lake areas. The Glacier Park Hotel Company will invest about 140000 in cabins, lunchrooms, a camp store, and registration building with meals starting at 30 and 40 cents for breakfasts and lunches, cabins from 1.25 to 1.75 for single and double occupancy.
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Glacier National Park
Montana
Glacier
St. Mary Lake
Glacier Park Hotel Company
D. S. Libbey
Swiftcurrent
Rees Creek
New Many Glacier Campground and Rees Creek Cabins Planned
A new Many Glacier campground will feature frame and half log buildings 87 by 53 feet with counter service for up to 87 guests. Rees Creek cabins overlook blue St. Mary Lake amid Douglas firs, each duplex with two one room units, electricity, running water, and optional hot water and showers.
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Rees Creek
Blue St. Mary Lake
Divide
Swiftcurrent
North Star 4-H Holds July Meeting at Leader Miss Zeigler’s Home
The North Star 4-H club met at Miss Evelyn Zeigler’s home on Wednesday evening July 24. Miss Conlon the new H D agent spoke on the county elimination contest and exhibiting at the Great Falls Fair. Anna Lee Dauwalder, Club Reporter, noted the meeting adjourned with kolache and cake.
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North Star 4-H
Evelyn Ziegler
Conlon
H. D
Great Falls
Zeigler
Anna Lee Dauwalder
Local families gather for harvest, rodeo and visits
Collins News notes Collins shoppers Collins England Jr and Ros coe Thompson Harry Montague Clyde Baquet and family among Conrad shoppers. Farmers report good winter wheat yields despite hail grasshopper damage. Gov Roy Ayers opens fair events and rodeo draws crowds. Numerous relatives travel to Helena for a family picnic and visits with extended kin across Corvallis Hamilton Missoula Everett Great Falls to Corvallis. The week includes social calls and Sunday visits.
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John England Jr
Roscoe Thompson
Harry Montague
Clyde Baquet
Conrad
Ben Beringer
Darwin Crane
D. Banis
C. Johnson
Roy E. Ayers
Reo Coghill
J. A. Coghill
C. D. Baquet
Mildred Schlepp
Edith Lunden
Helena
N. E. Baquet
Nick Walker
Corvallis
Mont
Carl Johnson
Hamilton
Clem Walker
Bert
Missoula
Donald Rich
Liquor Board Declares $100,000 Dividend from Profit
The state liquor control board declared a $100,000 dividend from its operations for July, to be added to the state general fund. It paid $82,500 in national defense taxes on liquor on hand and bought $6,650 in federal stamps. The board meets monthly to review prior results and plan future selling periods.
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State Liquor Control Board
L. M. A. Wass
State General Fund
Liquor Board
National Defense
Liquor Control Board
Hospital Notes From Maynard and Chateau Hospitals
Maynard Hospital entries show Mrs. Paul Fautch of Fairfield admitted Thursday and dismissed Saturday. Grover Parker Jr. admitted Sunday as medical patient. Mrs. J Xmery Knowlton of Bynum entered as medical patient Wednesday. Chateau Hospital notes Mrs. D M Bell improved enough to leave Saturday. Mrs. Noel Evelyn Clarkson dismissed Sunday. Clifford Frey admitted Wednesday as medical patient. Charles Wymer admitted Wednesday.
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D. M. Bell
Noel
Evelyn Clarkson
Clifford Frey
Charles Wymer
Grouse Die in Hail Across Northeast Montana
State fish and game officials report many pintail grouse killed by heavy hail in northeastern Montana. Deputy Warden Frank Bogut cites numerous icy pellet deaths while hatchouts rise this year. The commission meets in Lewistown August 12 to set dates for Chinese pheasant season and may face protests over grouse open season.
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State Fish and Game Department
Montana
Frank Bogut
Wolf Point
State Fish and Game Commission
Lewistown
More FHA Loans Sought in Montana in 7 Months
Montana applicants sought $2,453,800 in FHA building loans in the first seven months, up 105 percent from a year earlier, says Ben Hill FHA Montana director. May totals reached $553,000 at Helena, while July was $500,000 from 385 cities and towns.
Snazzy Farmers 4-H Club Holds Seventh Meeting
The Power Snazzy Farmers 4-H Club met at Roger Halcro's home with three members present. Harvesting kept others away so the gathering was brief. Mgr. Halvorson joined Roger Halcro as reporter.
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Roger Halcro
Mgr. Halvorson
Bargains in Used Cars and related items
Classified list of used cars with models from 1929 to 1937 including Chevrolet, Plymouth, Dodge and Ford. Also features two overhead garage doors for sale and a 1500 Watt DC light plant. Names include Jas M Sulgrove and C K Malone along with Kemp Chevrolet Co. prices range from 65.00 to 400.00.
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Jas. M. Sulgrove
Kemp Chevrolet Co
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Glacier Park
Chick’s Shell Station
Megs UD Tan
el Solyo Ranch
Modesto
Calif
Etersen
North Star
E. R. O’neil
J. J. O'Neil
Albers
B. Bas Dee
Golden West
Golden Valley
Collins News
Texaco
E. R. Dial Distributor
Gorham Block
Bagley
Barton Motor
Ford
Chevrolet
E. Taylor
Plymouth
D. C
C. K. Malone
Byrne
Farmers Water
McCormick Deering
Humble
Bynum
Knudtzon Lumber Co
Choteau, Mont
Wedum
Federated Store
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