Dillon News Roundup Reports Local Travel and Visits
Monida nearby travelers and Dillon visitors populate the scene. Residents note thaw signs and gophers as harbingers of spring while several figures travel to Butte Great Falls and Ogden for shows meetings or medical visits. Habits include ranchers from Horse Prairie Donovan and Grasshopper, plus merchants and officials in Dillon.
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Monida
Chas. Brenner
Dillon
Horse Prairie
Anson. Baxter
Butte
Broadway
George Clemow
Mark Clemow
Jackson
Millpoint
Tash
Denton Oliver
Howard Morse
Big Hole Basin
Mr. Oliver
Emma Yearlan
Lemhi
Idaho
M. A. Henneberry
Nelson
San Francisco
Paul Henneberry
George Harrison
Ogden
Grasshopper
C. Stocher
Prairie
Eva
Anna
Chris Peterson
Lima
Ike. Edinger
Divide
Frank
Tait
Melrose
Anaconda
Mit
Viola’ Stickle
Ome
Thompson
Postal rate cuts proposed in Griest bill faces broad reform
Washington on January 13 a sweeping reduction of postal rates would cut annual post office revenue by about 100000 dollars under a bill introduced by House Post Office Committee Chairman Griest. The proposal envisions lower first class postcard and related rates and zone reductions for newspapers magazines and third class mail with bulk rates trimmed.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Griest
House Post Office Committee
15000 Auto Licenses Ordered In State At Present
15000 automobile license plate applications have been received this month, about the same as last January. Warden Austin R. Middleton told Governor Erickson at the capitol that 650000 pairs are ready for distribution, with dealers already ordering supplies. The state prison clothing factory is handling inmate needs and fulfilling orders for Warm Springs and Boulder institutions. A.C. Dorr, Miles City industrial school superintendent, also met with the governor.
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Austin R. Middleton
State Penitentiary
Deer Lodge
State Capitol
J. E. Erickson
State Hospital
Warm Springs
School For Heat and Dumb
Boulder
State Industrial School
Miles City
Erickson
Montana to Host Interscholastic Track Meet in Missoula
The Montana high schools will meet in Missoula May 9 to 11 with 162 schools invited and about 140 expected to participate. The event includes a one act play contest and new girls only reading contests, with travel expenses for winning teams and a revised state declamation program.
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Montana
Missoula
J. P. Rowe
Rowe
Notice of City Election Elector Registration
Notice announces registration books for the city election to be held April 2, 1958. Registrations open February 16, 1928, with books closing at 5 oclock p m. Ripert may register.
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Ripert
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Belle Isle
J. C. Penney Company
J.C. Penney
R. G. Brooks
G. 0. Brooke
Union
Pacific ‘System
Omaha
George Ditty
Dubois
R. E. Albright
Jay. Tallent
Sage Creek
Cloyd Wampler
Wisdom
Radio Club
H. W. Warner
Everett Riley
L. E. Dieterle
Skaggs ‘Safeway
Etta Metzel
Dillion
Carl Price
W. E. Barry
Jack Stricker
Helena
Barry & Hopkins
May Sprinkle
Clarence Decker
Bozeman
Montana College
Decker
Ralph Patrick
Pennsylvania Oil Company
London
Sam Goza
Jack Nemeckin
Nemeck
W.F. ‘Cashmore
Frank Bassett
H. G. Rodgers
Murray Hospital
Ed Adams
South
East
Curry