Butte Golfers Here Sunday for Invitational Event
A 42 member contingent from two Butte clubs attended at Dillon Country club for an invitational that drew about 100 golfers. Mary Schulz and Elsie Cornell led Dillon women with 50 strokes, Ed Townsend shot 38 for men, while Camille Wein 53 and visiting Richard Gilbert and Larry Wein 37 also posted notable scores.
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Butte
Dillon Country Club
Howard Puyear
Mary Schulz
Elsie Cornell
Dillon
Ed Townsend
Camille Wein
Richard Gilbert
Larry Wein
Visitors and travelers linger at Elkhorn Springs and area towns
Mr and Mrs Sam Lowe visit Elkhorn Springs on the return to Spokane. Jim Simon from Whiting Ind visits Edith Shinn Haights and Polaris judges. Mrs I K Cummings leaves for Tulsa to visit relatives. Ralph Cushing and guests plan fishing at Miner Lake with Elkhorn Springs base. Arizona and California visitors arrive for three week stays. Several parties visit Holland ranch and Centennial Valley, Wise River and Elk Horn Springs with local families and judges.
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Sam Lowe
Spokane
Elkhorn Hot Springs
Jim Simon
Whiting
Ind
Edith Shinn
Haights
Elkhorn
Polaris
I. K. Cummings
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Art Ray
Ralph Cushing
Henry
Renzie
A. A. D. Rahn, Jr
David
Billings
Henry Hansen
Stephen
James
Grand Forks
N. D
Cushing
Elkhorn Springs
Miner
Lake
Big Hole
O. W. Feld
Nogales
Arizona
Myron Frink
el Cajin
California
Bitterroot Valley
Bob Mays
Russell
Elaine
Dean
Susan
Jay Lawson
Howe
Idaho
Holland Ranch
Elaine Mays
Holland
Donald Puyear
Billy Martin
Dillon
John Knoll
Earl Tash
Harsine Peterson
Centennial Valley
Guy Gray
Norman Nelson
Jackson N News Visitors from Canada and warm rodeo interest
Visitors from Canada toured the valley and enjoyed haying scenes shown by Montana Stockgrowers. Local families hosted guests from Alberta and California, including Beatrice Clemon Cassie Dooling and Rodeo Queen contenders. Several locals traveled, shopped, and attended events while airport activity drew praise for proximity.
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Canada
Gilcrest
Gilcrests
Alberta
Montana Stockgrowers Association
Bud Lapham
Amber
Community notices and visits in Dillon area
Mrs Blanche Curh ts and Miss Mary Starkweather evangelists hold services three times a week here. Families from Dillon visit for picnics and dinners at Miner lake and ranches. Local dances at Diamond Bar Inn attract large crowds. Various visitors from Butte Anaconda Missoula San Francisco and Utah attend ranch events and family gatherings. Haying is near completion and local transport incidents include car damage worth about 250.00. Subscribe to the Examiner.
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Blanche Curh
Mary Starkweather
Ed. Atkins
Emily
Dillon
Doug
Miner Lake
Donna Andreasen
John Dooling
Diamond Bar Inn
Knight
Government Mail
Ross Hill
Allen’ Dansie Ranch
Joe Kelley
Ray P. McCarren
Patti
Ray Paul McCarren
Anaconda
Eunice Seeley
San Francisco
John Comba
Butte
Missi May Sprinkle
John Krause
Roy Ford
Chris Sperle
Miss Sprinkle
Holmans
Louie Kline
Missoula
Mr. Kline
Big Hole
Charlie Berry
Jim Barrett
Grant
Kenno Krause
Nora Johnson
Harvey Johnson
Axel Benson
Salt Lake
Johnson Home
Frank Jackman
Jennie Marie
Pennie Johnson
Alfred Peterson Ranch
Edward Wysocki
Deer Lodge
Axel Ben‘son
Brian Smith
Dale Pettit
Monte
Jay Nelson
Dick King
Skinner Meadows
Bill Nelson
Tom Nelson
Willie Shearer
Scott King
Lightning storm safety tips from Montana deaths and injuries
The article urges precautions during electrical storms in rural areas. It lists safer shelter options including thick timber stands, deep valleys, or lying low in the ground. It identifies the safest shelter as a large metal framed building with lightning rods, warns against small unprotected buildings, and notes cars as safe. It also cautions to avoid outdoor hazards like wire fences, isolated trees, farm machinery, and hill tops, and to stay away from screens, fireplaces, open windows, and large metal objects indoors.
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Montana
Combine calibration affects durum grain grades and prices
Proper combine adjustment reduces kernel breakage and keeps durum in higher grades. Hard vitreous kernels drive semolina premiums, with thresholds 75 60 and 0 percent for hard kernels to define hard amber amber and durum. Follow the operator manual for harvesting. TRY DILLON FIRST MOTHER IS SUMMONED Mrs G L Whitworth traveled to Rexburg Idaho after her mother Mrs George Larson died.
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Try Dillon
G. L. Whitworth
Rexburg
Idaho
George Larson
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Dillon Examiner
Jackson N News
Wally Timm
San Diego
Calif
Hirschy Airport
Bill Hirschy
King
Timm
Dick Kings
Jackson
Beatrice Clemon
Cassie Dooling
Chester Gilbert
Downey
Finley Place
Muggs Bray
Billie
John Cheek
Jack Shepherd
Brett
Wallace Lake
Burtons
David Burton
Charles
Rowan
Barney Bray
Nlinda Stocks
Sandy
Amber Lapham
Kay Calkins
Bud
High
Mark Clemon
Kathy
Pettit
Hair Pin
Frank Marchesseau
Erwin Marchesseau
Frank
Grasshopper
Lydia Martin
Long Beach
George Ketterling
George
Pomona
Wayne Stocks
Ed Krauses
Linda Stocks
Pamela Krause
Heinie Richardson
Martin Jackson
Clarence Henrie
Warren Henrie
Seattle
Warren
Alaska
Brown
Lynas
Reservoir Lake
Dark Horse Lake
Ruth Ann Nelson
Blaz Sugar’s
Rake
Fred Nelson
John Doolings
Grace Benson
Wyoming
John Husted
Benny Johnson
Tom Clemon
Mabel Hafner
ED Atkins
Beaverhead County
Virginia
Standard Lumber and Coal Co
Robert’s
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