Local Social Roundup from Jackson and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. Harry Lapham hosted guild ladies and hosted her bridge club while Barney Bray shopped in Dillon. Ed Krause visited relatives in Great Falls. Sincerity Rebekahs met and were hosted by Mrs. Griffin and Mrs. Hutchins after, with refreshments. Jackson lodge Odd Fellows group traveled to Butte for initiatory degree and will present the second degree here Saturday. Mrs. Jack Shepherd and Anna Lee hosted a birthday bridge gathering for Mrs. Sanford Shepherd. Mrs. Allen Dansie hosted fifteen guests for a dinner celebrating Martin C. Jackson’s birthday. John Reich shopped in Dillon and Butte earlier in the week. Greeley family plans to move north fork, Betty remaining to finish school with the Lapham family. Asa Willey visited Hutchins and friends Sunday. Keith Boetticher became Jackson hotel and plunge proprietor. Boetticher family welcomed back. McPhersons moving to Hair-Pin ranch to help there.
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Harry Lapham
Guild
Barney Bray
Dillon
Ed Krause
Great Falls
Sincerity Rebekahs
Griffin
Hutchins
Jackson Lodge No. 81
Butte
Butte Lodge
Jack Shepherd
Anna Lee
Sanford Shepherd
Allen Dansie
Martin C. Jackson
John Reich
Greeley
North Fork
Betty
Claud Lapham
Asa Willey
Keith Boetticher
Jackson Hotel
Plunge
Boetticher
Mrs. McPherson
Methodist Church Weekly Schedule and Activities
The Rev. Omar Idso leads Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and a sermon on The Fault Finder at 11:00 a.m. Bible Study club meets at Mrs. Frank Fidler’s home Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The Women’s Society of Christian Service hosts Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Leah Rogers and Mrs. Sarah Wolfe as hostesses. Young People’s Fellowship gathers Sunday at 5:00 p.m.
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Methodist Church
Omar Idso
Frank Fidler
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Leah Rogers
Sarah Wolfe
Young People’s Fellowship
Evangel Chapel Dillon Announces Weekly Services
Evangel Chapel Dillon announces service schedule at its corner Idaho and Helena streets. Sunday 10:00 a m Sunday school 11:00 a m morning worship 7:30 p m evangelistic Thursday 7:30 p m Bible study and prayer meeting R M Hosem pastor phone 350 J You are welcome.
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Evangel Chapel
Assemblies of God
Dillon’s
Montana Leaders Debate plans for Missouri river development
Montana figures including Gov. Sam C. Ford and Jerome G. Locke clash over Pick Sloan river plan. Lock urges Montana gains from flow while Ford reports up to date pre construction surveys and July 1 start for projects three in Montana.
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Jefferson City
Ford
Missouri River
Missouri
Locke
Yankton
S. D
Montana
Wyoming
Dakotas
Endorsement of Hungry Horse Dam Funding Reaches House
The House Appropriations Subcommittee received a wire from Kalispell indicating support for the Department of the Interior request for a 2.98 million dollar appropriation for the Hungry Horse dam project. The action signals backing from the Montana delegation for the major hydroelectric development.
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Kalispell
ULP
Department of Interior
Hungry Horse Dam
House Appropriations
Important Perennial Weeds in Montana Bulletin
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station issues a bulletin on important perennial weeds. Readable guidance helps farmers and county agents tackle weed control on farms. Bozeman station and county agents supply the bulletin.
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Montana
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Bozeman
Petition cites similar cases for county officers in Montana
The prior incumbent was challenged except for county commissioners. His filing notes similar situations apply to sheriffs in Lewis and Clark, Beaverhead, Broadwater, Sweet Grass and Prairie counties and to the county treasurer in Silver Bow.
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Lewis and Clark
Beaverhead
Broadwater
Sweet Grass
Prairie
Silver Bow
Billings Names Remington as Cancer Society Campaign Chairman
Mrs. H W Peterson announces C L E Remington of Billings will chair a special committee to aid the American Cancer Society in its 1946 April campaign. The society seeks 12 million dollars to fight cancer and Remington says Montana can meet its share as in 1945. In Livingston, Donald J Danner and Clifton Parr were sentenced to 16 and 15 years after pleading guilty to statutory rape linked to the disappearance of two 14 year old girls from Twin Bridges Orphans Home.
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Billings
C.L.E. Remington
American Cancer Society
H. W. Peterson
Remington
Montana
Livingston
Donald J. Danner
Clifton Parr
B. E. Berg
State Orphans Home
Twin Bridges
Danner
Supreme Court to rule on sheriff term in Yellowstone case
Montana Supreme Court agreed to hear Sheriff Herbert Bailey of Yellowstone County and his bid to block notice of a 1946 election for sheriff and to strike candidates from the July ballot. Bailey argues he was elected to a four year term in 1944 to fill a vacancy that would end in 1946. He contends state law does not specify that a vacancy election fills the remaining term.
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Helena
Montana
Montana opens two Moose season areas and sets bag limit
The State Fish and Game commission announced two new Moose season areas Tom Miner basin in Madison and Gallatin counties and Bloody Creek in Beaverhead county. The total bag limit remains 90 mature bulls, the same as last year. The season runs September 15 to November 15 in designated Park county areas and ends November 15 nationwide. Officials urge sportsmen to consult the 1946 regulations for areas opened to Moose.
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Helena
State Fish and Game Commission
Montana
Park County
Madison
Gallatin
Beaverhead
Tom Miner Basin
Bloody Creek
Montana antelope hunting regulations and season details
The department set hunting rules for 1946 with 12 counties opened and a total kill of 1 925 across districts. Special permits cost 25 dollars and applications were due by Sept 1. Northern counties open Nov 2 to Dec 8, other regions Sept 29 to Oct 13. Winter fishing runs Dec 1 to Feb 28 with unchanged bag limits. Montana unemployment benefits and veterans allowances reached a February high of 758 500, with about 15 000 unemployed and 9 000 collecting benefits.
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Liberty
Hill
Blaine
Phillips
Valley
Central Montana
Wheatland County
Marlowton-Judith Gap
Bucks
Garfield
Golden Valley
River
Musselshell
Petroleum and Fergus
Commission
Helena
Montana
Dillon Echoes with New Arrivals and Honors
OCALS Mr and Mrs Louis Schmittroth formerly of Dillon arrived this week from Kellogg Idaho and will make their home in the city Mrs John Mountjoy and so James attended the funeral Mrs Mountjoys stepmother in Butte Saturday Leslie Smith former Dillon business man flew his new Tay lorcraft plane from Logan Utah to Dillon over the weekend He was accompanied from Idaho Falls by Garry Johnson of Dillon who went there to meet him Miss Betty Lou Christensen has returned from California where she spent the past several months James Orr of Dillon recently was named on the honor roll at Shattuck school Fairbault Minn
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Louis Schmittroth
Dillon
Kellogg
Idaho
John Mountjoy
James
James Orr of
Shattuck School
Fairbault
Minn
St Rose Guild Hosts Gathering at Mrs Hollor’s Home
St Rose Senior Guild was entertained last Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs L J Hollor. The event featured a relaxed social program and guest attendance by local members, reflecting the community club’s seasonal activities.
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Missoula
Montana
University of Montana
Ruth W. Robinson
Conrad
St. Rose Senior Guild
L. J. Holloran
Entre Nous Bridge Club Meets at Mrs. White Home
The Entre Nous Bridge Club gathered last night at Mrs. Joe White's home. A dessert course was served at 7 30.
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Entre Nous Bridge Club
Joe White
Montana Firemen to Convene 54th Annual Meeting Here
The Montana Firemen's Association holds its 54th annual convention in Billings in June 2022 with over 200 delegates expected. secretary R H Burton of the Bil lings Fire Department relief association announced the event, the first since 1944 when Polson hosted.
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Billings
Montana Firemen’s Association
R. H. Burton
Billings Fire Department Relief Association
Polson
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