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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1941

Page

6

Deer Lodge Couple to Celebrate Sixty Years of Marriage

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin W. Trask of Deer Lodge Montana mark sixty years of marriage December 23 1880 wedding at St James Episcopal Church Deer Lodge. They have lived in their home most of their married life built the house together and maintain the family hardware business with sons Warren and Frank. The couple have three children fourteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren and remain active in the Montana Pioneers civic life and community affairs.

Deer Lodge St. James’ Episcopal Church Marvin W. Trask Montana United States Trask Warren Frank Society of Montana Pioneers Plains Montana Territory Frank Trask G. C. Beery Columbia Trasks

Warren couple marks 50th Christmas in Butte tradition

Mr and Mrs Joseph Warren recount decades of Christmas in Butte dating to 1883 84 with Cornwall born Joseph arriving 1888. He recalls carol singing before Christmas and family reunions while Mrs Warren recalls boarding house days and Butte hill housing. They have three children including Joseph Warren Jr in Meaderville. South Africa has chosen as wool queen.

Mrs Joseph Warren Butte Warren Cornwall America New York Bakersfield Calif Helena Grand Central Denver Gloucester Glouster Mountain View Calumet Boston & Montana Company Ernest Hodge Centerville Austin Mahan California Joseph Warren Jr Harrison Avenue Meaderville

Graying Red Cross Nurse Aboard Greek Hospital Train

A gray haired Red Cross nurse aboard a Greek hospital train in Macedonia tends wounded soldiers as the train weaves through snow covered mountains. She speaks of four wars she has served in and her three sons at front lines while choosing duty over visiting her ill son in a hospital station.

Red Cross Macedonia England

Record Wheat Crop Foreseen in Montana for 1941

Fall planting of winter wheat on 1 460 000 acres signals a record Montana harvest in 1941 per the federal agricultural marketing service. Seedings of winter rye will be smaller. Diamond, senior statistician, notes rising wheat acreages accompany a spring seed decline. From 1928 to 1937 winter wheat averaged 263 percent of spring wheat. 1940 reached 443 and 1941 may exceed 50.

Montana Federal Agricultural Marketing Service Diamond

Nashua Royal Neighbors elect officers for 1925 group

Nashua Royal Neighbors elected Dora Dykstra as oracle and Mary Demko as vice oracle. Lena Scholl became chancellor with Lola C. Fisher receiver and Alice Coday marshal. Flora Deane Holmquist was assistant marshal with Alice Keil inner sentinel Della Sevier outer sentinel Gertrude Dishart Rose Brecksmith and Essie Mitchell named marshals.

Nashua Dora Dykstra Oracle Mary Demko Lena Scholl Lola C. Fisher Alice Coday Flora Deane Holmquist Alice Keil Della Sevier Gertrude Dishart Rose Brecksmith Essie Mitchell

Montana farms post strong 1940 crop value in state report

Montana produced crops worth 61 483 000 in 1940, a post growth high, led by wheat at 33 081 000 and sugar beets at 5 202 000. Hay fell short of 1939 and 10 year averages, while overall acreage rose 8.6 percent to 6 777 000 acres. The nine month farm income reached 74 032 000, with crop sales 29 243 000 and livestock 31 958 000, signaling rising income toward an estimated 105 000 000 to 110 000 000 for 1940.

Montana Federal Agricultural Marketing Service Bitter Root Flathead Gallatin Yellowstone Carbon Big Horn Pondora Teton Europe Peptal

Retired GN Engineer Dies En Route to Christmas Visit

Whitefish resident W. G. Locker, a retired Great Northern locomotive engineer, fell ill on a Seattle to Christmas visit trip and died after being removed from the train at Spokane. He was accompanied by Mrs. Locker.

Whitefish W. G. Locker Great Northern Seattle Spokane Locker

Gratton Joins Silver Shipper as Co Proprietor

Colin Gratton, longtime Daniels county resident from Poplar, moves to assume a joint proprietorship at the Silver Shipper with Albert Waller. He previously mined coal north of town and purchased P. R. Gorham's stake in the tavern.

Scobey Daniels County Colin Gratton Poplar Albert Waller Here Gratton P. R. Gorham

Residents Protest Armory Civic Center Plan

About 200 residents near the Athletic park site protest a proposed $120,000 armory and civic center. They argue a large public building in the residential area would be harmful to the neighborhood.

Billings Athletic Park

Montana Recodes 53000 Brands to Curb Rustling

Montana begins re recording of about 53 000 brands with the livestock commission under a 1921 law. Owners are warned to re record by December 31 1941 or brands will be struck from records. Paul Raftery heads the marks and brands office with a list of commission members. Zinc mines in Mexico have been hit hard by the war in Europe.

Montana State Livestock Commission Pioneer West Livestock Commission Paul Raftery Commission Marks and Brands Raftery W. H. Donald Melville Percy Williamson Miles City C. J. McNamara Big Sandy C. K. Warren Deer Lodge Tom L. Coes Poplar Bert Orroson Mexico Europe

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