Local visits and social notes from Dillon and surrounding areas
Dillon residents include Dr B R Curry of Bozeman visiting the Baptist church, with services held Sunday. A parade of Luzon visitors from Monida Dell and Jackson attended funerals and conducted business in Dillon. The week features multiple trips to Butte and Helena for work, politics, and church events, plus a World Day of Prayer observance planned for February 15 at the Baptist church.
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B. R. Curry
Bozeman
Sno Baptist Church
State of
Montana
Dillon
Henry Fitter
Dell
Henry Thompson
Kidd
Emmett Carroll
Jackson
James
Woody
Wenger
John
Bnit
August Wenger
Clayton Kennedy
Centennial Valley
Baptist Church
Missionary Societies
A. T. Peterson
Roy Forrester
Butte
E. W. Slack
R. J. Jackson
Dillonites
Helena
Ned Goza
Sam Goza
White Block
Northwestern Mutual Life ‘Insurance Company
Beaverhead County
Andrus
A. C. Updegrafft
J. E. Shaw
Walter White
Hans Jorgenson
Big Hole Basin
William Herman
John Inabnit
Margaret McIvor
Melrose
Dorohea
al. Grochean
Charles Johnson
Alvin Owen
Armstead
Edna Stewart
Lima
Jack Brown
Nome-in
Big
Walsh Declares State Stockmen Getting Fees Due
At a Montana Stockmen's association meeting in Helena criticism of Congress targeted Montana's share of federal predatory animal work funds. A letter from the biological survey shows Montana totals of 109,150 dollars for 1925-1929 with yearly allocations and expenditures, defending the state's funding against charges of underpayment.
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Montana Stockmen’s Association
Helena
Montana
Congress
Northwestern
Biological Survey
Walsh
Forest Service Handles Many Law Violations
The Forest Service reports 43 arrests for federal and state law violations and trespass in national forests during the year. Offenses include theft fires setting timber cutting and illegal taking of fish or game. Many noncriminal trespass cases were settled without court. Thirty-five unlawful fire cases yielded 16 198.95 in damages and suppression costs.
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P. J. O’brien
Forest Service
Sheepmen Slow To Contract 1929 Wool and Lambs
Last year at this time a large quantity of the wool of this section of the country was contracted but at this time very few of the flockmasters have signed. Two buyers have been in the Pashsimeori and have succeeded in signing up a few fleeces at 36 cents. W. C. Smith representing two Boston firms has received fp-
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W. C. Smith
Boston
Wool price talks amid sheepmen contract doubts
The piece notes pay at 36 cents but skepticism among sheepmen about contracting. Talks of a wool and lambs pool arise but no action yet. The Woolgrowers' annual meeting is set for February 15 to discuss the matter. Outside, inquiries mention buying wool at 36 cents and lambs at 10 1/2 cents for August delivery.
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Woolgrowers
Salmon Recorder
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Les
Glendale Streets
J. C. Penney Company
Pall Rayon
Clay Perry
Monida
Mr. Perry
Hal West
Will Logan
W. L. Irvine
The
Selway Sheep Company
C. Linderman
O. A. Bergerson Motor Company
Ford Cars
Ford
R. E. Albright
Normal College
Harry Schuler
G. L. Barger
Billings
J. T. McLanahan
James Mansfield
Horse Prairie
Edgar Rife
Medicine Lodge
W. N. Bichler
Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Company
Frank Husted
Wise River
Alf Decker
Armistead
Idaho
Oregon
South Dakota
Wyoming
Forp Motor Company
Superior Dairy
Ford Motors
Prises
General Motors
First National Bank
Dillon, Montana