Pendroy News Highlights Local Social and Sports
Pendroy sees a wedding at Chateau last Tuesday as Doris Van Auken and Bertrand Moon wed. The Pendroy Hot Shots host Wingman Wednesday and face Conrad Friday. Families travel to Minnesota and Browning for visits while relatives gather for dances and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Wellenstein
Great Falls
Pendroy
Conrad
Doris van Auken
Bertrand Moon
Chateau
Bonnie June Shield
A. G. Roberts
Doris Dea
Cascade
John Rose
Pendray N. D
J. A. Swanson
Wm. Lusty
Minnesota
C. W. Johns
Browning
Jorter
George
Birthday Dinner Held For Ethel Reid
Community notes from Cut Bank list a large gathering at the Earles home with relatives of Mrs. Earles and many locals including Jimmie Nelson visiting relatives in town. Dorothy Brewer leaves for home while George McKee seeks treatment at Camas Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cut Bank
George Brunson
Monarch
Shugart
Cage
W. J. Earles
Earles
Jimmie Nelson
Tacoma
Porter
George
Gutshall
Fwier
J. R. Jones
Betty
W. R. Jones
Ferguson
Talbert
Dorothy Brewer
Miss Wessell
J. A. Swanson
John Bolsinger
Albert Gemar
George Porter
Tony Reise
Larson
Ethel Reid
C. A. Shawver
Friggi
George McKee
Camas Hot Springs
Mandy Johnson
H. M. Jensen
Pendrey
Fred Phillips
W. P. Phillips
Highway department tests new night safety color chips
Montana state highway engineers test two light colored chip systems to highlight road shoulders at night. One spreads chips on travel lanes after oiling, the other places chips on oiled shoulders. An eight mile trial between Helena and Clancy and a twelve mile test between Baker and Miles City are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Don A. McKinnon
Ifelena
Clancy
Baker
Miles City
Montana duck crop shows improvement for 1939 season
State game official James A. Weaver reports from deputy wardens that Montana ducks this year are better than recent years. Weaver predicts a robust fall hunt with a larger than normal local and northern duck population. The commission plans to ask the federal survey to set the 1939 duck and goose season like 1938, October 15 to November 28.
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Montana
James A. Weaver
Weaver
State Fish and Game Commission
Federal Biological Survey
Picnic Draws Community To Sun River Canyon In July
The H D community picnic returns Sunday July 9 in Sun River canyon with a pot luck dinner at 12 30 inviting all residents. Bob Davison just returned from Chicago after his mother's sudden death as the town shares condolences.
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H. D
Sun River Canyon
Bob Davison
Chicago
Louise Bottenhagen
Stofflet
Jimmy
Dorothy Dale
Donna Faye Dauwalder
Chateau
Cornelius van Wicken
John
Sophia van Wicken
John van Setton
Billy
William van Setton
Farmington
Wm. van Setton
Karl
van Setton
Rade Mamuzich
Bobby
Great Falls
John Bjork
Emil Johnson
Keith Vick
S. J. Peterson
Brandt
South Dakota
George Fuller
Peterson
Fuller
Jess Bleeker
George Sulgrove
Choteau
Wilbur Zeigler
Myles Standish
Chas. Hauxwell
Hauxwell
Agnes H. Jones
Raymond, Neb
Will
F. W. Smith
W. G. Dauwalder
Sanford to Survey Federal Projects in State
George O. Sanford of Denver, general supervisor for the federal reclamation bureau, will survey seven irrigation projects in operation in the state to determine their ability to repay federal construction costs. He will assess water user payments to allocate any applicable government investment repayment. Projects include Huntley Lower Yellowstone Glasgow Milk River Malta Milk River Chinook Sun River and Bitter Root districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O. Sanford
Denver
Federal Reclamation Bureau
Washington, D. C
Sanford
Huntley
Lower Yellowstone
Glasgow
Milk River
Malta
Sun River
Bitter Root
State Labor Dept issues age certificates to cann eries
The state labor department will issue required age certificates for employers to meet federal wage and hour law. Canneries must have certificates filled out by young workers as protection against hiring anyone under sixteen. Agricultural exemptions do not apply to canneries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy Py Ae
State Labor Department
E. C. Burris
Helena
Burris
U S Indian Service to Open Billings Office Officials Say
The supervision of financing and managing Indian agricultural projects on reservations in Montana and Wyoming will be centered in a new office to open in Billings early in July. F A Ashbury, Montana State College graduate and current credit agent for the Indian service, will head the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Wyoming
U. S. Indian Service
Billings
F. A. Ashbury
Montana State College
Indian Service
Wanted Wheat Storage Deal for Pianos and Stocks
Classified item from Great Falls shows a WHEAT storage offer tied to piano purchases. Kops Panty House advertises $1 per bushel for immediate wheat delivery with half-price piano deals in June 1940. Other lines list lease, sale of horses, trailer house, and room rental.
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Kops
Great Falls
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