Local contingent prepares for induction exams in Butte
A Bridgetnstine event with skits songs and dances honored selectees as Sheriff Temple saluted the group. Kitty Boxes by Vandegrift and Waugh drew attention and funded soldiers parties. Coffee and doughnuts provided by John Koski. Contingent heads to Butte for 7:30 train and induction examinations. next group scheduled for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Temple
Floyd Vandegrift
Bill Waugh
Jimmy Fay
Walter
County Tax Values Rise in 1942 Reported for School District 12
The 1942 tax roll recapitulation shows School District 12 including Lima with value up $15,535 to $292,965. Gains from livestock values and new Montana Power transmission line assessment offset declines in mine values and bank stock valuations. Assessor J. P. Best attributed the adjustments, with county clerk Albert S. Baker completing the roll recapitulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Public
Montana Power
J. P. Best
State Board On Motor Vehicles
Best
Albert S. Baker
Nellie Tiffany Dismissed From St James Hospital
Mrs. Nellie Tiffany of Twin Bridges was discharged from the St James hospital in Butte last Tuesday, July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Tiffany
Twin Bridges
St. James Hospital
Butte
Softball League Maps Championship Showdown Next Tuesday
Teams prepare for a decisive contest to determine who faces Winn's in the first round. P Gilbert leads the champs atop the Big Six after a stellar outing supported by L Fleming and J Covall with B Hansen pitching. Coeds close season with strong showing. Safeway and Eliel's contest tight as Davis Motors and Ranchers vie for second spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winn’s
P. Gilbert
Bright and Shining Light
L. Fleming
J. Covall
B. Hansen
H. Lloyd
R.H.E. Kurtz
M. Pewe
Medlen
D.V.F.D
E. Cornell
H. Rang
R. Deputy
M. Warner
R.H. E. Winn
R. Kurtz
A. Peterson
J. Johnson
J. Spaberg
J. Gibbons
J. Mulkey
Safeway
K. Childs
C. Burgess
Eliel
Peterson
Davis Motors
Charlie
F. Littel
R.H.E. Safeway
Mussetter
Childs
Harrison
Harrion
Ebiel
s—Burrells
Pederson
O. T. Vandegrift
H. McFadden
C. Davis
E. Kamps
Davis
Chuck Davis
D. Tash
R.hle
Eedes
D.V.F
Vandegrift
Kurtz Peer
Pet
Pene Senenentonee
Eliel’s Net Eheeeaneennr Senses
Eemnaee
Ranchers
Peer Eetrete Tee
W. Evans
D. Dart Wee
Ben Davis
P. Saery
F. Pettit Wenthe
J. Faller Serene Et Epee
S. Langdorf J. Barrett
Oghr Tes Ee Etesees
D. Brown
Ates Eeee
Home and School Discussion at Rotary Dinner
At the Rotary dinner Tom Luebben urged cooperation between home and school saying early home training shapes school success. Albert Erickson discussed Russian losses and potential Caucasus stalemates while noting Japanese advances in New Guinea and Aleutians with August/September as dates for possible attacks. Next week’s Rotary meeting will host guests at O A Bergeson’s Birch Creek canyon cabin with Rotary ladies invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Luebben
Albert Erickson
Caucasus
New Guinea
Aleutians
Russia
Rotary
O. A. Bergeson
Birch Creek Canyon
Charles Niblack
Frank Heathman
Salt Lake City
Death Claims Dillon Woman Monday Night
The Rev Calvin J. Logan of the Presbyterian church officiated at the service for a Dillon woman who died Monday night at Brundage chapel. Burial followed in Mountain View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Brundage Chapel
Calvin J. Logan
The
Presbyterian Church
Mountain View Cemetery
The American Way Behind Electric Power Growth
Department figures show today’s average soldier taller and heavier than in 1917. The electric industry is credited with improving Bill’s health through better food storage, serums, and new lab tech. It argues that free men in business built the industry, creating jobs, lowering rates, and delivering more power for 10 cents a day, supporting wartime industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
America
Summer graduates brighten M S N C ceremony
Nineteen graduates are listed for the Montana Normal College next Friday. A watermelon party honored summer graduates as the college prepares for the autumn term starting September 21 with daily class schedules to be posted early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trade Price
Elizabeth Collins Steed
Hallie Aubine Stephens
Nona A. Williamson
University of Montana
Hazel Melba Barton
Irene M. Breault
Jean LaVerne Colby
Vivian Lorraine DeTienne
Robert Gaylord Frost
Jane Gertrude Gaustad
Doris E. Gonser
Genevieve Frances Green
Isabella Lease
Edith Faye
Ford Announces Induction Rules for Married Men and Farm Workers
Governor Sam C. Ford told service boards to defer married men with families until all fit single men and married men without children are inducted. He directed appeals to the State Appeal Board if classifications seem wrong and allowed local boards to defer farm workers up to sixty days to prevent harvest loss, with cases decided individually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Sam C. Ford
Montana
Selective Service
State
Selective Service Appeal Board
Selective Service Boards
Optometrist H H Scarborough Visit at Andrus Hotel
Dr. H. H. Scarborough of Salt Lake City will be at the Andrus Hotel on Monday August 17 to examine eyes and fit glasses. The notice promises easy verification of eye condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Scarborough
Salt Lake City
Andrus Hotel
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Bridgnstine
George M. Melton
Jim Campbell
Marguerite Johnson
Donna Trolinger
Viughn
Kungsdale
U.S
Conservation Corps
U.S. Truck Conservation Corps
United States
Montana Auto Sales, Inc
Touck Conservation Corps
G. Chism
F. Vandegrift
W. Monger
A. Wright
J. Fuller
E. Sorenson
Montana Power Company
M.S.N.C
the White Cafe
the Electric & Variety Shop
Sally Ann Bakery
Ford
Monarch
Dillon Furniture Company
First National Bank
Repori Pal
Northwest Bancorporation
Dated Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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