Local fishing improves as Waltonians report good catches
Fishing is improving in local streams and the Teton eight miles northwest of town yields good catches for several Waltonians who tried their luck Sunday. A lecture by Imogene Warder on world travels with a focus on the Spanish Civil War drew a small, pleased crowd last night.
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Teton
Imogene Warder
E. E. Isaacs
Montana State College Extension Horticulturist
Fred Willson
Wool Pool
Burl Woods
Fairfield
W. R. Weaver
West Coast
Chas. Burnside
Medford
Oragon
Mrs D Gordon Rognisen to Attend Elks Convention
Mrs D Gordon Rognisen and her two sons arrived from Kalispell to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Phil J Cole. She will meet her husband Sunday at Glacier Park and then go to New Jersey for the Elks international convention where he is a delegate. The boys stay with their grandparents while they travel via Chicago to be away three weeks.
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L. B. Taylor
State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance Co
Anna E. Stafford
Theo. B. Halvorson
Chateau Drug Co
Halvorson
Wangen
Sun River
Chateau
D. W. Hutchinson
Great Falls
Missoula
Helena
Jackie
E. L. Jourdonnais
C. O. Johnson
Leslie Jourdonnais
Howard Jourdonnais
Rexall Drug Store
Wayne F. Gillette
Burch Manufacturing Co
Carl Polutnik
Carl Polutnik and Her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. ‘B. G. Trescott
Hazel Trescott
Trescott
Chateau Public
Billings
Hawaiian d Islands
Trevor Looney
Fairfield
Clarence Looney
Robert Alen
Virginia City
R. G. Keeton
Allen
Madison
Maude Smith
Lewiston
Idaho
D. L. Boggs
Artha Ken
LaPine
Oregon
John O'Day
Margaret Sabados
Frank Zgoda
Bynum
Roar Husum
Des Plaines, II
Christina Lestrud
John ‘Moore
G. Lestrud
Iver Lestrud
C. F. McArdle
Guy Miller
A. W. Walker
Anna FE. Stafford
Royal Theater
Fred S. Willson
North Dakota
Harriett Holmes
J. O. Ross Engineering Corporation
Portland
Henry Freeman
Geo. M. Coffey
Reichard
Lions Club
Leighton
Kemmerer
First National Bank
K. E. Sturgis
Maxine
West
D. Gordon Rognisen
Kalispell
Phil J. Cole
Glacier Park
New Jersey
Chicago
Study to simplify job insurance system by federal and state groups
The federal social security board, state agencies, and the Interstate Conference of Unemployment Compensation Commissions will conduct a study to simplify current unemployment insurance. Barclay Craighead, Montana unemployment commission chair, says federal representatives will seek opinions from Montana officials employers workers and the public on the system’s operation.
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Interstate Conference of Unemployment Compensation Commissions
Barclay Craighead
Montana Commission
Craighead
Montana
Mitchell Named To Parole Group
Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell named to the three man executive committee of the Western Parole and Probation Association. The Seattle convention included W. L. Fitzsimmons prison board clerk and Warden Theodore R. Bergstrom. FE. L. Reuterdahl served as secretary to Governor Roy E. B. Ayers and was assigned parole and probation cases.
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Sam W. Mitchell
Threeman
Western Parole and Probation Association
Seattle
Mitchell
State Board of Prison Commissioners
W. L. Fitzsimmons
Theodore R. Bergstrom
FE. L. Reuterdahl
Roy EB. Ayers
PWA Allocates Funds for Two Water Board Irrigation Projects
Senator Wheeler reported the PWA allocated 1,170,909 for Broadwater Missouri and Middle Creek dam projects in Montana. The Broadwater project costs 820,000 with 369,000 federal grants, rest funded by water board bonds. Middle Creek stores 8,000 acre feet to irrigate 15,000 acres near Bozeman. Governor Ayers said planning will start immediately to let contracts soon. Additional grants include Billings 136,485. Great Falls 46,800 for city hall and 18,000 for a fair building. Bozeman 6,136 for street improvements.
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Toston
Broadwater County
Water Board
Townsend
Middle Creek
Bozeman
Gallatin County
Ayers
PWA
Water Constration Board
Wheelers Wire
Great Falls
Curb Service Banned at Saloons Near Automobiles
The state liquor control board will bar curb service starting July 1 for saloons and beer parlors selling or delivering drinks to people in cars parked near their premises. Administrator L M A Wass says drinking while in vehicles harms public welfare and morals and violations may lead to license cancellation.
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State Liquor Control Board
L. M. A. Wass
Board
Wass
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