Racial Security Retirement Pay To Be Increased
Nearly every family in Beaverhead county will receive higher old age and survivors insurance payments starting with September benefits. Increases range from five to eight dollars sixty cents for most retired workers, with proportional rises for spouses, children, and parents. Some cases see increases limited to the retired worker, as family total limits cap additional benefits. For more details contact John Reed in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
John Reed
Butte Social Security Office
Reed
Mr. Reed
Dillon
State Veterinarian Bans Hog Shipments to Montana Over Vesicular Exanthema
Dr H F Wilkins ordered a halt to all hog sales in Montana unless a health certificate is shown to prevent vesicular exanthema. He noted the disease is in neighboring states except North Dakota and warned that hogs cannot be unloaded for feed and water in Montana. He described signs as blisters on lips and mouth and on the feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Wilkins
Montana
North Dakota
Wilkins
Inventory Pads and Columnar Sheets at the Examiner
Readable fragments indicate the Examiner is stocktaking office supplies with inventory pads and ruled columnar sheets. The note details item types and stock status. Exact quantities and locations are unspecified in the fragment.
Montana Dream and Glacier Names Rise in State Chronicle
Helena writer Ernest Immel reflects on lasting honors in Montana politics. He urges naming Hungry Horse dam after Harry J. Kelly and suggests Glacier National Park tribute to Judge Charles N. Pray. The piece recalls Montana’s legislative history, the state fair’s decline, and recent local travels of Jay V. McCarthy family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Reclamation Bureau
South Fork
Flathead River
Flathead County
Harry J. Kelly
Kalispell
Congress
Harry Kelly
Ernest Immel
Montana
Glacier National Park
United States
Charles N. Pray
Glacier Park
Judge Pray
National Geographic Board
Congressman Pray
House
Senate
Charley Pray
Subcommittee On
National Parks Appropriations
Beaverhead News Notes Many Visitors and Shoppers
Mrs A G Danielson notes visitors from Jackson to see H L Prophet family. Shurlhammer duo from Wabasha visited the Bastians and enjoyed Rocky Mountain ranches and hay. Residents shopped in Dillon and Idaho Falls while others toured the region and Navy moves were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynest
Stocks
Sharon Stock
Jackson
H. L. Prophet
Val Prophet
Big Rile
Bill Bjorni
Dillon
Bill Backus
Ray Rebich
Floyd Hemenway
Salt Lake City
Phillip Shurlhammer
Val Shurlhammer
Wabasha
Minn
Walter Bastian
Shurlhammers
Rocky Mountain
Big Hole
Diamond Bar Inn
Beaverhead
L. C. Hill
Dorothy Hansen
Solway Creek
E. G. Coon
Ashland
A. G. Danielson
Dan Scott
Bobby
San Diego
Calif
Dana
U.S. Navy
Jack Scott
Alvin Owen
Ben Johnston
Dell
Lyle Four
U. P. Railroad
Virgil Howard
Salmon, Ida
Elvina King
Utah
Ray Stocks
Bob Calkins
Picnic honors Frank Buhrer birthday in Glen
Thursday evening the Buhrer and Boucher families shared a picnic dinner for Frank Buhrer’s birthday. George and Art Reichle went fishing Sunday. A milk cow owned by Tom Glennon was crippled on the highway and later killed by those who did not want to see it suffer. Mrs. Pearl Cramer and Hugh McCullough wed in Dillon Friday with Paul Gnesling as witness. They plan a honeymoon trip through Yellowstone Park and will live on the Mantle ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gnesling
Yellowstone Park
Dave Hagenbarth
Mantle Ranch
McCardy Mountain
Fit
George
Art Reichle
Haying season continues in Big Hole region
The Jackson area reports bright conditions after rain delays as residents resume haying. News notes include visits from family and friends, a parish picnic planned for Alder Creek, and local social events. Highlights feature Mrs. Darst heading to Wisconsin with Lt. Com. Darst, Beulah Dubler's travels, and a rescue by Charles Burton at the Diamond Bar Inn pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Dansies
Dwain Mc-Kevitt
L. N. Hathaway
Butte
Jody Maryatt McKevitt
Archie Stewart
Corvallis
Harold Werre
Denver
Maude Buckridge
C. L. Cooper
Corvalis
Glen Durst
Michael
Greta Ann
Mary Glen
Darst
Peg Holloran
Lawrence Holloran
Dillon
Beaverhead
U.S. Navy Nurses Corps
South Pacific
Wisconsin
Com. Darst
Norfolk
Harry Lapham
Beulah Dubler
Big Hole
Fred Hirschy
South America
Chile
Arabia
Baharin Island
Dubler
Diamond Bar Inn
Alder Creek
James Armstrong
Jackson
Divide
Melrose
Armstrong
John Eliel
Wise River
Rose Armour
Virginia City
Ann Burton
Sharon Stocks
Armstead
P.W. Green
Pace
Wash
Red Stephiseter
Winnifred
Green
Ca Green
Dian Air Lines
Saga
Bob
Mark Clemow
C. D. Freel
Clemow
Walter Holland
Missoula
Holland
Clayton Huntley
St. James Hospital
Sherrill Deane
Huntley
Whitehall
Jimmy Kalitowski
Francis Schindler
State auditor cites 1951-52 state funds cash balance
State Auditor John J. Holmes reports the total net cash balance in all state funds at June 30, 1952, stood at 82,416,230.85 dollars, up 23,420,991.09 from the previous year’s close. The June figure includes 13.5 million dollars in federal obligation securities held by the state depository board, with total funds invested at year end totaling 41,737,502.93 dollars, compared with 36,842,118.31 dollars a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Holmes
Holmes
State Depository Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ana
E. Sebree
Ernest Tmmel
Kelly
Assembly
G. M. Moss
Whitefish
Billings
Paul Wold
Ole Wold
Laurel Merchant
House Appropriations Committee
Bill Keeley
Deer Lodge
Tom Larson
Chateau
Moss
Zales N. Ecton
Manhattan
Wesley A. O’ewart
Wilsall
Ralph Bricker
Great Falls
Bricker
Judith Basin
Philip C. Duncan
Jefferson County
Montgomery M. Duncan
Madison County
Monty Duncan
Missouri
Hway
Jefferson Canyon
Phil Duncan
Stanley Steamers
Cromwell Dixon
Rockies
Spokane
William Howard Taft
Supreme Court
Lewis and Clark County
Jay V. McCarthy
Myrna
Washington
Glen News
Dan Piccone
Time Books
the Examiner
Stu
Smokey
Ben. Richert
St. Paul
Alfred Peterson
Charles Eeeing
Dillon Wedn
Allen Dansie Ranch
Maisy Wenger
Tuttle
Roger Fish
Sammy Davis
Wagon Wheel
Virginia Cramer
New Hampshire
Denver University
William Hill
Swan Valley
Idaho
Clarence
Charles Burton
John Theriault
Greg
C. L
Red Cross
N. Montana
Dillon Hide & Fur Co
Undle- Ae
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad
Sey I Muon Pacific
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!