Tea and PTA plans discussed at Dillon event
An informal Saturday tea at Mrs. F. A. Hazelbaker’s home, Dillon P T A president, drew room representatives, executive board members, and teachers from three schools. Miss McGregor and Mrs. Wahl chaired. They reviewed the room representative plan to strengthen communication among mothers and teachers. Tentative Mother and Daughter evening was proposed for the last Friday in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Hazelbaker
Dillon P. T. A
Miss McGregor
Wahl
J. C. Jeppson
Local club meetings listed across Beaverhead area
Wranglers hold regular meeting at Beaverhead Abstract offices. D C club gathers at Mrs Harris Opp home. Hobnab club ladies entertained by Mrs W B Stephenson. P G N club meets at Mrs W F Cashmore home with joint hostesses. Beaverhead D A R chapter meets at Mrs M A Walker home. St James guild to meet at guild hall hosted by A F Waldorf Nellie Graeter and Roscoe Cornell. Legion Auxiliary meets at Mrs B E Fairbanks home. Relief Society of L D S holds quitting bee. Pan Hellenic club meets at Miss Dorothy Blinn home with Miss Blinn Genevieve Metlen Violet Eastman as hosts. Lutheran Daughters of the Reformation meet at Mrs O A Schmidt home. Mrs Rose Heavey visits Butte earlier week. Mrs Humphrey Courtney from Philipsburg attended Legion district convention. Courtney formerly Agnes Lowney and graduate of Normal college. Mrs Harry Lapham shopping in Dillon from Jackson. Mrs Maxine Little of Lima spends Monday in Dillon.
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The
Wranglers
Beaverhead Abstract Company
D. C
Pan Hellenic’ Club
Dorothy Blinn
Blinn
Genevieve Metlen
Violet Eastman
Lutheran Daughters of the Reformation
O. A. Schmidt
Rose Heavey
Butte
Humphrey Courtney
Philipsburg
Legion
Courtney
Agnes, Lowney
the Normal College
Harry ‘Lapham
Dillon
Jackson
Maxine Little
Lima
Dilton
Parks Airways Reports A Gain In Total Passengers
National Parks Airways reports 1931 progress with expanded Montana Idaho Utah service and nationwide rate cuts of about 25 percent. The airline carried 208 more passengers than 1930, improved through service, two through flights daily, and added Boeing 40-Bay and Fokker Super Universal aircraft while extending two way radio and safety efforts.
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IR Transportation
Montana
Idaho
Utah
National Parks Airways
United States
Pullman
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Twoway
Spencer
Great Falls
North End
Alfred Frank
Frugal Pineapple Dishes Guide For Holiday Economies
A housewife and a dietitian team up to propose economical yet nutritious pineapple based recipes. Dishes include Frust Cole Slew salad for six, Shrimp and Pineapple Salad, Baked Pineapple Pudding, Pineapple Caramel Tapioca, Pork Chops with Grilled Pineapple, Lamb Chops with Sautéed Pineapple, and Scalloped Pineapple and Rhubarb, each citing low costs and serving six to eight, with simple preparation steps and ingredient measures.
Rentals on Grazing Leases Being Paid to Land Department
State land commissioner J. M. Brandford announced that for the rental year starting February 28 1932 total payments on state agricultural and grazing leases reached 2901 40. A Wyoming resident abroad paid from Sembran Wales while living in Wales this winter. Brandford praised state land rentals as a valuable asset in livestock business noting rents are far lower than private land costs and encourage lessees to maintain good standing.
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State Land Department
J. M. Brandford
Brandford
Sembran
Wales
Atlantic
Montana
Political Calendar Outlines 1932 Election Dates
Dillon receives from the Montana secretary of state a calendar of 1932 election dates. May 17 is the nomination deadline for delegates and electors. June 8 file petitions. July 8 certificates for initiation of measures. July 19 primaries. Sept. 15 state central committee meetings for platforms. Nov. 8 general election. Dec. 5 canvassers meet. Jan. 9, 1933 electors meet. National offices include four presidential electors, two representatives. no US senator or chief justice elected. several state offices and 23 district judges. Legislature reduced judicial districts from 20 to 17 and judges from 30 to 23, saving $33,600. No referendum items. two constitutional amendments planned.
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United States
Railway and Public Service
Voter Qualification and Vacancy Filling Proposals Head to Vote
Two ballot measures appear on the ballot addressing voter eligibility standards and the process for filling legislative vacancies. Both items aim to clarify who may vote and how vacancies are filled under existing rules.
Montana Rail Rates Hearings Set By State Board
Montana railroad companies face hearings January 16 and 18 to review intrastate freight rates. The commission aims to adjust rates, with cattle costs rising and sheep costs falling under the new schedule effective January 9 between Montana points and major livestock markets. Rate expert Harry B. Schafer notes the changes generally reduce intrastate charges.
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Helena
Montana
Montana Railroad Commission
Harry B. Schafer
Commission
Dr Scarborough to Attend Andrus Hotel Clinic
Eye specialist H H Scarborough and dietitian will visit the Andrus hotel on Monday January 18 and Tuesday January 19 for a public clinic and consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Omman
Capresso
Hazelbaker
Clubs
M. M. Club
Frances Tonney
Hylo Card Club
Clara Plant
Dlfel
St. James Guild Hall
Women’s Contract Bridge Club
St. Rose Guild
Guild Hall
James
R. Kelly
Fred Simons
Frank Nelson
Parks Airways
Land Department
Clifford Walker
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