Livestock Prices Rally as Hog Market Recovers
Sharp recovery in hog prices marks the week at Los Angeles Union Stock Yards with top hogs at 7.75 a cwt. Prices firm across major markets as pork products move to consumers and storage stocks stay below the five year average. U S cattle imports in early 1939 hit a record 491 000 head led by Mexico with 344 000 cattle under 699 pounds paid 2 1 2 cents a pound duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Mexico
Canada
New Building to Open for Fall Occupancy
The article notes a new building ready for fall occupancy at the state university. It lists faculty changes including new instructors Frances Bovee and replacements for foreign language classes taught by Ruby Rogness. Frances Bovee, from Great Falls, will teach history, social sciences and physical education, while Helen Dahlberg and Evelyn Rimel take over language classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University
University of Chicago
Gregg School
Chicago
Ruby Rogness
Helen Dahlberg
Evelyn Rimel
Frances Bovee
Great Falls
Bovee
Normal College
Kalispell
Waring Announces September 30 Insurance Deadline
C L Waring state AAA committee man in charge of crop insurance notes the 1940 winter wheat insurance deadline is September 30. Farmers must apply and pay the premium before seeding and no applications are accepted after September 30. The rule, Waring says, ensures equal protection for all insured growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
U.P
C. L. Waring
AAA
Montana
Waring
Noted Dance Band to Be Heard Here in Dillon
Meyers and his orchestra, a nation wide reputed band, will perform in Dillon after the Elks arranged the engagement to bring the group to town. The band travels from Missoula to Pocatello then to New York for a World’s Fair engagement.
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Dillon
Missoula
Pocatello
The
Elks
Meyers
New York
Highway improvement planned near Dillon
State highway commission engineers propose a three mile extension from Highway 91 north of Dillon to connect No. 10 at Whitehall with No. 91 at Dillon. The route would follow the present road to Point of Rocks then veer to the beach and cross the Vigilante trail north of Sheridan. The Dillon Chamber of Commerce supports the project as a feeder to market while remaining a main highway.
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Dillon
State Highway Commission
Point of Rocks
Sheridan
Chamber of Commerce
Whitehall
Mrs. Holcomb Passes Away at Her Dillon Home
Mrs. Holcomb died at her Dillon residence after a long illness. She and Watson T. Holcomb traveled from Evans ton to Ogden and Montana, settling at Dillon as the winter terminus. Survived by sons Benjamin F. Holcomb of Bozeman and Theodore E. Holcomb of Livingston, and grandsons Jack W. Paul of Seattle and Dirk T. Holcomb of Livingston. Funeral held yesterday at Brundage chapel.
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Hastings
Neb
Evanston
Watson T. Holcomb
Ogden
Utah
Utah & Northern
Montana
Barretts Station
Livingston
Jack W. Paul
Seattle
Dirk T. Holcomb
Lutheran Church
Brundage Chapel
Edwin Buck Speaks at Dillon Club Dinner on Local Progress
Edwin Buck outlines Dillon’s work renovating distribution lines and installing new equipment. He distributed two volumes of Her Majesty Montana with broadcasts by C. W. Towne on Montana Power programs. Buck notes Bozeman Montana Powers won the state softball tournament over Bozeman Oaks 1-0 and hopes softball comes to Dillon next year. Frank Tyre invites members to Twin Bridges picnic with Whitehall.
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Dillon
Buck
Her Majesty
Montana
C. W. Towne
Montana Power Company
Bozeman Oaks
Frank Tyre
Twin Bridges Club
Whitehall Club
Twin Bridges
Dillon Elks Head to State Convention
The Dillon Elks travel to the state convention led by Homer Faust with drum corps members Harold Murray Emery Smith Paul Bramsman Burnice Farrell Tom Pinkerton Fred Wolfe William Ballard William Mitchell William Koenecke Don Nelson Walter French Paul Stahl Dave Williams Doyle Gordon Don Campbell James Prelate Vic Crouch Hiram Tolley Director Kenneth Wheat and drum major Leone Cashmore.
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Homer Faust
Loyal Knight
Harold Murray
Emery Smith
Paul Bramsman
Burnice Farrell
Tom Pinkerton
Fred Wolfe
William Ballard
William Mitchell
William Koenecke
Don Nelson
Walter French
Paul Stahl
Dave Williams
Doyle Gordon
Don Campbell
James Prelate
Vic Crouch
Hiram Tolley
Kenneth Wheat
Leone Cashmore
Riffs Sale In The Fifth District Court Be Drawn
Sheriff's sale set for September 5 1939 at 2 pm in Dillon Montana on the described Beaverhead County property. The one acre parcel near the Rattlesnake Road and schoolhouse point along Rattlesnake Creek will be sold for cash as ordered by the Court.
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Ghee. i Kroletz
Mary Kroletz
Sheriff's
Dillon
Beaverhead
State of Montana
Remi Baril
Henry A. Baril
Paul H. Temple
Beaverhead County
Divorce Suit Seeks Custody in Beaverhead District Court
Bernice Hirschman Papworth sues Frank Collings Papworth in Beaverhead Montana for dissolution of marriage on grounds of extreme cruelty and bodily injury. The action seeks custody of minor children Frank Richard Papworth and Peter Neymnong Papworth and involves filing in Dillon with Norman Giles as clerk and Gilbert Fadden as attorney.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Beaverhead
Bernice Hirschman Papworth
Frank Collings Papworth
Frank Richard Papworth
Peter Neymnong Papworth
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Alexandre Peyre Deceased
Executor Ernest Peyre alerts creditors and claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within ten months after the first publication. Claims must be presented at the law offices of Gilbert Gilbert & McFadden in Dillon Montana Bea verhead County. Publication dated August 9 1939. J M O Day asserts mining property ownership in Mulchy Creek District and resents unauthorized agreements.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Alexandre Peyre
Gilbert, Gilbert & McFadden
Idaho Street
Dillon
Ernest Peyre
Notice of Tax Deed Application in Dillon Montana
Charles W Hammond of Dillon Montana will apply on or after October 30 1939 to Beaverhead County Treasurer for a tax deed to the east half of Lot 18 Block 8 Original Addition Dillon Montana. Amount due 10.65 plus interest and charges. August 30 1939.
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Charles W. Hammond
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead County
Charles Hammond
P. O
Box
Mont
Leg broken at Red Rock refuge worker injured unloading truck
Joseh H. Buck of Red Rock lakes bird refuge at Lakeview is hospitalized at Barrett hospital with a broken leg after slipping and striking his leg on a truck he was unloading Sunday.
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Joseh H. Buck
Red Rock Lakes
Lakeview
Barrett Hospital
Dillon Man Shot Last Night in Beaverhead County
A Dillon man, long a Beaverhead County resident and local garage operator, was found shot in his house with a bullet entering the left temple and exiting the right. He had recently separated from his wife, who had just obtained a divorce. He appeared conscious but could not explain the act. He was found near the street after removing a shoe and stocking. a son, Warren, lives in Alaska.
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Sheppard
Beaverhead County
Warren
Alaska
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Bert Lahr
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NY Web& Trust Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Parke, Davis & Co
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