Rambling Facts About Agriculture 4
The piece discusses a Sunday lesson-sermon across Churches of Christ Scientist on December 11 1938, with cited Bible verses and a Christian Science text excerpt. It notes Emma Lovinger visiting Dillon, a birth at Barrett hospital, and remarks by Armin J Hill on rural electrification staffing shortages. It covers 4 H club plans, New Year programs, wheat loans, and widespread use of custom cold storage lockers. It ends with meetings in Helena by Edu officials Davis and Gosman.
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God
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Grocers Open a New Food Market in Dillon
A. I. Cashmore and S. D. Hirschman, longtime Dillon grocers, manage the Montana Food Market which opened Monday in the Montana Mercantile space. They bought the stock and fixtures and will run a privately owned store carrying finer food lines previously sold by the Mercantile. Cashmore has 35 years and Hirschman 18 years with the former Mercantile.
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A. I. Cashmore
S. D. Hirschman
Dillon Grocers
Montana Food Market
Montana Mercantile Company
Montana Mercantile
Mr. Cashmore
Hirschman
Royal Neighbors Elect Officers Thursday Night
Marie Coppin was elected oracle of the Dillon Royal Neighbors lodge at the regular meeting last Thursday night in the 110.0.F. hall. Rose O'Donnell was named vice oracle and Sydonia Houlbjerg chancellor with Wilma Holloran recorder, Stella B. Hoffman receiver, Nellie Lanner marshal, Florence Hughes inner sentinel, Ella Dryanz outer sentinel, Lucy Walters musician. Lucille Hartwig retires as oracle. Officers will be installed at the January meeting with Gertrude Lyon and Helen Talent in charge of the ceremony.
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Marie Coppin
Dillon Royal Neighbors Lodge
F. Hall
Rose O'Donnell
Sydonia Houlbjerg
Wilma Holloran
Stella B. Hoffman
Nellie Lanner
Florence Hughes
Inner Sentinel
Ella Dryanz
Outer Sentinel
Lucy Walters
Lucille Hartwig
Elk harvest totals reported by state fish and game
The state fish and game commission reports 3,598 elk taken by hunters this year to date. Deer kills reach 1,418 with more reports expected. nine mountain goats and 27 bears are also listed. Park county near Yellowstone shows 300 elk, with officials estimating around 3,000 more will be taken before March 1.
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State Fish and Game Commission
Park County
Yellowstone Park
Local notes from Dillon and area
4 locals Henry Siefken a Grant rancher left Sunday for California to spend the winter. Mr and Mrs Pat Smith and son of Melrose were in Dillon Saturday. Mr and Mrs Fred Nelson of Jackson spent Saturday in Dillon. Oscar Gravely of Dell attended the Elks meeting in Dillon last night. Ed Tucker is receiving treatment at the Barrett hospital for strained muscles after his arm was caught in a pulley.
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Henry Siefken
Grant Rancher
California
Pat Smith
Melrose
Dillon
Fred Nelson
Jackson
Oscar Gravely
Dell
Elks
Ed Tucker
Barrett” Hospital
Elk Season Change Affects Powell County Opening Dates
The state fish and game commission altered Powell county elk season to December 18 19 and 20 with hunting limited to pronghorn bulls. The open area lies south and west of the Little Blackfoot river and east of the Northern Pacific tracks between Garrison and the Deer Lodge county line.
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State Fish and Game Commission
Powell County
Little Blackfoot River
Northern Pacific
Garrison
Deer Lodge
First Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule
Leonard Thompson, pastor, hosts Sunday services on December 18 with Holy Communion and Sunday School at 11 a.m. The sermon theme is True Followers of Jesus. A Lutheran students meeting is set for December 15 at 7:30 p.m. followed by a Young People’s Luther League social.
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Leonard Thompson
Young People’s
Luther League
Smith Takes Office on Rail Commission
Paul T. Smith of Boulder assumed a two year term on the state railroad and public service commission after presenting his election certificate. He replaces E. Krebs bach who filled the remaining term of Jerry J. O Connell. Carey will be succeeded by Austin B. Middleton who was elected for a six year term as warden of the state penitentiary.
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Paul T. Smith
Boulder
State Railroad and Public Service Commission
Jefferson County
Smith
E. E. Krebsbach
Roy E. Ayers
Jerry J. O'Connell
Horace F. Casey
Thomas E. Carey
Carey
Austin B. Middleton
State Penitentiary
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Emma Lovinger
Cardwell
Hugh Scully
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Armin J. Hill
Fergus County Electric Cooperative Association
Lewistown
Park County Electric Cooperative Association
Livingston
C. C. Taylor
U. S
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Ray E. Cameron
Sheldon E. Davis
the Normal College
George M. Gosman
State Board of Education
University Executive Council
Helena
Piscco
Wyoming
Lee Ballinger
Cody
Tae
Jack Webster
Meeteetse
Billings Live Stock Commission Company
Billings
Montana
Wawsy
Rad
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Great Falls Beer
Holiday Entertainment
la Confesion
el Sidelo
van Dyck
Dillon Bottling Works
Vaughn & Ragsdale
Oxford
Gertrude Lyon
Helen Talent
First Lutheran
Rail Commission
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