Montana Seed Growers set annual meeting January 20
The Montana Seed Growers association board will meet January 20 at Montana State College in Bozeman for officer elections and to discuss the federal seed act effective February 5. President S A Halverson of Lonepine and Vice President Harry B Allen of Volberg lead the group.
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Bozeman
Montana Seed Growers Association
Montana State College
Ralph D. Mercer
Mercer
H. E. Cushman
Plant protein and soaking tips for prunes and beans
The article discusses plant protein sources and practical soaking and cooking methods for prunes and beans. It notes prunes provide vitamin A and minerals, and offers steps: wash, soak to cover, simmer slowly, with overnight soaking recommended for beans. Miss McClelland emphasizes using soft water and gradually adding water during long, slow bean cooking.
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Miss McClelland
Elks Lodge Plans Americanism Week Activities
Dillon lodge holds regular meeting approving local observance of Americanism week February 18 to 24 designated by Grand Exalted Ruler H. C. Warner. A public program or Americanism class may be held near February 22 in observance of Washington's Birthday. Committees named and a pinochle tournament discussed. A drum and bugle corps dance Saturday drew fair turnout despite cold.
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H. C. Warner
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Dillon Lodge
Washington
L. Ott Gordon
Burness Farrell
Homer Faust
Dillon Elks Drum and Bugle Corps
Ella Lynch Claimed by Illness in Dillon
Mrs. Ella Lynch died after illness while living in Dillon since 1930. She and her husband ran the White cafe until about a year ago. Surviving relatives include her husband, her Moy parents of Fosston, sisters Betty Moy and Mrs. Russell Jensen, brothers John Moy and George Moy. Funeral held at Brundage chapel with Rev. Leonard Thompson officiating. interment Mountain View cemetery. Pallbearers named Carl Anderson Louis Schmittroth Vic Westergaard Joe Fuller Earl L. Wheat E. W. Johnson.
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Seattle
Dillon
Belt
Brundage Chapel
Leonard Thompson
First Lutheran Church
Mountain’ View Cemetery
Carl Anderson
Louis Schmittroth
Vic Westergard
Joe Fuller
Earl L. Wheat
E. W. Johnson
Beavérhead Republican Women Club Meeting
The Beavérhead Republican Women’s Club will meet Friday at 2 30 P M at Mrs Lambert Eliel home. Members are urged to bring a prospective guest. Reports will be given by Mrs A F Waldorf Mrs Sylvester Meade and Mrs Lambert Eliel. Officers named include Mrs Elmer Selway president Mrs Eliel vice president Mrs Archie Henneberry secretary treasurer and Mrs Leonard Schulz membership chairman.
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Béavérhead
Republican Women’s ‘Club
Lambert Eliel
A. F. Waldorf
Sylvester Meade
Elmer Selway
Eliel
Archie Henneberry
Leonard Schulz
Induction of Diana Lodge Officers Led by Ruth Ann Dart
Mrs Ida Olson presided as Noble Grand as Mary Hasbroucke sang with Esther Schmittroth at piano. A lodge program featured a sketch of biblical characters and readings by Ruth Ann Dart and Ivy Taylor. Dart, Rebekah assembly warden of Montana, conducted the installation with Catherine Murphy assisting as deputy marshal and past noble grand.
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Ida Olson
Mary Hasbroucke
Esther Schmittroth
Ruth Ann Dart
Ivy Taylor
Noble Grand
Rebekah Assembly of Montana
Catherine Murphy
W G Ghb ert Reelected Woolgrower President
W G Ghb ert was reelected president of the woolgrowers and urged wildlife refuges. He requested a bill for the next legislative session to tax sheep brought into the state for part of the year. The convention set 1940 Montana sheep valuations: pure-bred bucks 10 dollars, range bucks 5 dollars, two to four year olds 6 dollars, five-year-olds 5 dollars, all other sheep 1 dollar.
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Montana
First Lutheran Church Sunday Services and Activities
Leonard Thompson, pastor, announces Sunday January 28 services including Sunday school at 10 a m and divine services at 11 a m with a sermon titled Jesus Call to Others to Help Save the Lost. Choir practice February 26 at the parsonage. Junior Brotherhood February 1 at the parsonage. Ladies Aid meeting postponed due to weather.
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Jesus
Ladies Aid
Walter Carlson
Annual Dance Event Planned for Saturday
The event supports a worthy cause with the committee led by the chairman including W. M. Stone Paul H. Temple Harvey Soren son Mrs F G Lyon and Mrs Louis Schmittroth working to organize the dance.
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Worthy Cause
W. M. Stone
Paul H. Temple
Harvey Sorenson
F. G. Lyon
Louis Schmittroth
Absentee landlords blocked from using farm mortgage act
Federal Judge James H. Baldwin ruled in Helena that absentee landlords cannot invoke the Frazier Lemke farm mortgage act to halt foreclosure proceedings on a Livingston area farm. The ruling clarifies the act’s applicability to such cases.
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Helena
James H. Baldwin
Livingston
Dillon Funeral of Jacob Treit Attended by Relatives
Mrs Minnie Man of Craig Montana and Mrs EB Young of Eugene Oregon attended the funeral service for their brother Jacob Treit in Dillon Thursday.
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Minnie Man
Dillon Social Notes Highlight Local Travels and Honors
Mrs. Donald Gibson and Mrs. Frank Arms attended the funeral of Mrs. Joseph Lynch in Dillon. Grant visitors Mr. and Mrs. James Mansfield called on Dillon. W. H. Wyatt and Fred Hirschy observed business and visiting in Dillon. Montana State College fall honor roll lists Melbourne Jackson John Hartwig and Frances Pickolick from Dillon. Catherine Marfovich of Butte visited Dillon relatives. Cc. L. Boyer leaves for Cleveland Ohio to attend the heating and plumbing expo and tour housing projects. Roger Sweeney of Armstead was a Dillon visitor.
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Nette Lynch
Donald Gibson
Frank Arms
Great Falls
Joseph Lynch
James Mansfield
Grant
Dillon
W. H. Wyatt
Dell
Fred Hirschy
Jackson
Melbourne Jackson
John Hartwig
Frances Pickolick
Montana State College
Catherine Marfovich
Butte
Cc. L. Boyer
Cleveland
Ohio
Roger Sweeney
Armstead
Important Grasses and Other Common Plants on Montana Ranges
Montana bulletin by Reitz and Morris outlines desirable and undesirable grasses, their distribution and value with sixteen plates. Copies available from county agents or Montana Agricultural Experiment Station, Bozeman.
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Bozeman
Montana
Montana Extension Service
G. H. Bingham
O. W. Monson
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Louis P. Reitz
Bureau of Plant Industry
H. E. Morris
Botany and Bacteriology
Rainbow and DeMolay to Hold Session
A public session of Rainbow and DeMolay is announced with attendees and officers listed. Johnson, Cur nutt, Cardinale, Saunders, Gosman, Forrester, Grimes, Curry, Childs, Davis, Smythe, Gregg, George, Ste phan, Chapman, Davis, Nay, Crowe, Good, Hughes, Tait, Paddock, and others named among leaders and observers. Charles Schroeder to be installed master councilor with roster of officers and advisory board members.
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Johnson
Charity
Ethel Jean Curnutt
Giovannina Cardinale
Elizabeth Saunders
Dorothy Ann Gosman
Ethel Mary Forrester
Eileen Grimes
Pat Curry
Deola Childs
Alice Davis
Dolores Williams
Dorothy Davis
Patricia Smythe
Evelyn Gregg
Annabelle George
Donna Trolinger
Maysel Mallon
Mary Ann Luebben
Clark D'Evelyn
Chorus
Elinor Johnson
Jeanette Spaberg
Golda Talent
Betty Stephan
Judy Ann Chapman
Phyllis Davis
Evelyn Davis
Beth Nay
Betty Sue Crowe
Gloria Good
Shirley Hughes
Mary Tait
Shirley Paddock
Lillie Smith
Darryl Bennett
Pat Peterson
Peggy Quackenbush
Charles Schroeder
Chamber of Commerce Reviews Past Year Accomplishments
The chamber highlights seven discouraged advertising rackets saved businessmen money. For 1940 projects include bridges at Lwin Armstead Leadore Wisdom Divide roads tourism ads conventions Daly Spur dam site State Normal college CCC camps and buy at home campaigns with Montanans Inc and National Chamber of Commerce connections.
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L'Win
Armstead-Leadore
Daly Spur Dam
State Normal College
CCC
Farm Security Administration
Montanans, Inc
National Chamber of Commerce Connection
Prominent Educator Summoned in Dillon Montana
Professor Clark a longtime Montana Normal college faculty member born in Scranton Pennsylvania on April 15 1869 died after a long career spanning Amherst New York and Clark Universities. He taught psychology pedagogy and education at the Normal college and served as vice president on occasion. Affectionately known as Bob by students he hosted frequent student Feeds and helped found the Dillon Wranglers club.
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Caldwell
N. J
Clark
Scranton
Penn
Montana State Normal
Amherst College
New York University
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
New York City
Sarah Delano Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Passaic
Alva
Okla
Montana Normal College
the Forum
National Journal of Education
Dillon Country Club
Bobby
Prof. Clark
Dillon Wranglers Club
Spokane mining man Charles Hussey dies reported
Charles Hussey a prominent Spokane mining figure who showed interest in local properties died recently. News of his death came to R B Caswell of the Ermont mine as the source reports.
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Charles Hussey
Spokane
R. B. Caswell
Ermont
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