Picnic party in the Big Hole visits several ranches
A Deer Lodge group spent a pleasant Sunday in Wisdom with a picnic. They toured the Miller home ranch to see hay balers at work and visited the Dan Pendergast ranch to view a new motor buck rake. The gathering plans to make the picnic an annual event with many local families attending.
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Wisdom
Deer Lodge
Big Hole
Battle Ground
Miller Home
Dan Pendergast Ranch
Mr. Pendergast
Hughes
Grasshopper
Hallie Johnson
Willie Johnson
Art Johnson
Walter Beck
Otto Beck
Nels Nelson
Max Kramer
Joe Kramer
Joe. Kramer
Clarence Helming
Alice Johnson
Harvey Johnson
VJ. P. Lossl
Community Notes From Wise River and Surrounding Areas
Wise River updates show visitors and guests from Boise Anaconda and Butte attended gatherings at local homes. A Saturday Miller Hall dance featured Roy York Mary Keenen and Dana Miller providing music. Local residents entertained guests, visited cities like Butte and Manhattan, and hosted birthday celebrations for Robert Stanchfield.
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Wise River
Archie Koll
Boise
Idaho
Yellowstone Park
Koll
William Heaston
Dana*Miller
Miller Hall
Roy York
Mary Keenen
Anaconda
Aileen Salmonsen
Paul Paddock
A. H. McCartney
William Dodgson
Katherine Harvey
Melrose
Lesle Jones
Ben Mallon
Joe Potts
Dewey
Jim Long
Walter Jones
Butte
Robert Elwood
Elwood
Jones
Madison
Dorothy Denny
Ray Dooling
Verne Stanchfield
FE. W. McKenzie
Divide
Beans Week End Motif Dishes From Boston Table
A旧 Boston style weekend menu features baked beans and varied bean dishes. Recipes include Beans and Asparagus Balad with tomatoes radishes and lettuce served with mayonnaise, Ama Beans with Shrimp in a buttered dish, and Battered Beans baked with liquor and crumbs.
Profits From Montana Liquor Sales Rise in 1936 Report
The Montana liquor control board reported July profits of 68 864 48 with seven month total of 534 958 83. July sales reached 335 233 75, permits 3 467, cost of merchandise 22 489 91 and gross profit 116 210 87. Operating expenses July 60 742 365. For seven months net sales 2 262 630 96, permits 49 869, merchandise costs 1 482 684 42, gross profit 829 815 54, operating costs 317 743 25, net profit 612 072 28. Discount earned 22 886 64 brings period net to 634 958 83. Officials note peak profits still ahead.
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Montana Liquor Control Board
Martin Hoffman
Althugh
Liquor Control Board
Stage Star Suggests Ideal Summer Drink
Et tima Hall stars in a suggestion for a cool summer drink in the Examiner Want Ads. She recommends wine with seltzer a half glass of dry white wine equal parts seltzer and a twist of lemon peel served cold. The method suits guests who avoid intoxicants and allows choice of wine by taste.
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Ettina Hall
Miss Hall
Social Roundup at Jackson Ranch Highlights Visitors
Jackson Jackson Aug 20 report notes visits from Grace Eaton Beverly Hills and June Extom California to the Jackson ranch. Numerous local guests from Dillon Basin Wisdom and Butte drop by for weekends and weeklong stays. Other travelers include Fred Hirschy Frances Shaw Vera Waldly Lloyd Goodwin A Watson and more. Roy Ford to take over Jackson plunge management soon while teachers Frank Lightfoot and others prepare moves.
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Jackson
Martin Jackson
Dillon
Grace Eaton
Beverly Hills
Calif
Jackson Ranch
June Extom
New Twin Buck Rake Boon to Farmers
Minneapolis report on a new twin buck rake by Joseph E Murphy, inventor and brother of Minneapolis Tribune publisher F E Murphy. Demonstrated on a Wisconsin farm, the machine runs at 16 miles per hour and could harvest alfalfa for 100 acres in eight hours with three units. The rake pairs operate on wheels aligned with the tractor back axle and can be run independently on each side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Joseph E. Murphy
Hammond
Wis
Murphy
F. E. Murphy
Minneapolis Tribune
Wheat contract allows higher plantings for 1936 in Montana
Bozeman reports a change enabling wheat contract signers to plant 95 percent of base acreage for 1936 instead of 85 percent following lower federal crop estimates. Extension officials note the adjustment stems from revised crop projections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
J. C. Taylor
Montana State College
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Flax Army Worms Halted by Disease in North Dakota Reaches
Bozeman Aug 20 Construction of flax by Bertha army worms in the worst affected regions of North Dakota has been stopped by a disease spreading rapidly among the worms. Entomologist J A Munro of North Dakota Agricultural College notes the disease is not yet identified but is not a fungus.
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Bozeman
North Dakota
J. A. Munro
North Dakota Agricultural College
Munro
West named radio engineer for highways division
Glenn EB West, MSU electrical engineering graduate of 1929, is appointed by Governor Horner to lead installations of the Illinois police radio system within the state division of highways.
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Bozeman
Glenn EB. West
Montana State College
Horner
Ilois
State Division of Highways
Illnois
Rye adjustment plan to be offered by agriculture agency
Bozeman reports an upcoming rye adjustment program based on growers recommendations from Washington. Farmers planning fall rye seed and signing contracts should contact county agents as officials announce the plan and supplies of adapted seed grains remain limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana
Sam L. Sloan
Extension Agronomist
Montana State College
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Constructive land use under AAA contracts noted in extension report
Bozeman reports that under Agricultural Adjustment administration programs farmers shifted land from surplus crops to soil fertility and erosion control. This year more than 27.6 million acres, about one in 12 cultivated, were removed from surplus production.
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Bozeman
W. O. Fraser
AAA
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Mary N. Cottrell
Mary Shaw
Thomas Thomas
Morristown
N. J
Thomas
Priscilla
West
David Smith
J. H. Scofield
Ira Hunt
Spokane
William Hunt
Wallace Francis
Eunice McKevitt
Ralph
Clark Huntfey
Jess Tope
Puting
Parsons Ranch
Elmer Stayner
Ed Gates
Livingston
Alva Simpson
Lincoln, ' Neb
M G. Ramsey
John Snabnit
Drummond
Inabnit
Walter White
Ruth Olsen
Jerry
Minnesota
Williston
N. D
Jack Miller
Ann Miller
Charles Miller
May Sargent
Cheyenne
Wyo
George Cottrell
Orlin Coughlan
C. W. Frances
Charles Quist
Charles Quist, Jr
Warren Shaw
Jack Anderson
Fishtrap
Norman Vaughn
Vaughn
Anacostia
Christine Anderson
Armitage
Chiniok
Raymond Noyes
Ronald Noyes
Armitage Ranch
Harry Klomp
Jacob Klomp
Montgomery Ajax Ranch
Hamilton
Ivan Shaw
George W. Green
Wiley Monument Works
Wisdom Women's Club
J. H. Skinner
Henry
Topeka
Kan
Ralph Cecil
Intettis
First National Bank
Northwest Basicorporation
WISE
Vera Mallon
Ing
Harve Stanchfield
Robert Stanchfield
Maude Maloney
Babe Dodgson
Ted Woodward
Examiner
Mra
Fred Hirschy
Frances Shaw
Vera Waldly
Yellowstone
Lloyd Goodwin
A. 8. Watson
Waterloo
Iowa
Jake Nebdt, Sr
Silas Dishno
Ray Jackson
Basin
George McGrath
Jackson Plunge
Warden Brothers
Roy Ford
Sanford Shephard
John Cullerton
Patty
Sally Mary Green
Pasco
Wash
Frank Lightfoot
Clemon
Goon
Clancy
Lightfoot
Oscar Blix
Alex Peterson
Alfred Peterson
Dysart Gowan
Betty Boone
Jim Johnson
Jake Neidt, Sr
A. Shaw
Wnl
Town
Will Knudsen
Elizabeth Clemon
Eivin Peterson
Ben Oneal
Fred Nelson
San Diego
J. J. Kelley
R. J. Mulholland
Eugene Kelley
Tom Pendergast
Blanche Litton
Phoenix, Ariz
Dan Pendergast
Eleanor Bawden
Ae Service
Drouth
Agicultural Adjustment Administration
Northwest
William Cagney
Case OF
Bride
Warren William
Margaret Lindsay
AL Jolson and
Ruby Keelers
the Nut Farm
Cnjoy
Union Pacific
Edo Lew Een
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