Los Angeles Livestock Market Report Highlights Varied Declines
Slaughter steers fell 25 to 5 cents while heifers and cows dipped 50 cents to $1. Demand for hogs rose with steady to higher butcher sales. Lambs sold steady. loads of choice steers around 850 pounds brought $20.25, bulks $18.25 to $19.50. cows mostly $10.50 to $13. hogs $12 to $13 for 190–250 pounds, newer lots up to $13.25. Continuous cattle lots, calves and stockers noted with varied prices across classes.
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Los Angeles
Idaho Falls Livestock Data Summary
Idaho Falls livestock report for January 16 cattle and hog markets show lamb receipts at 2150 with fat lambs 17.50 to 18.25 and ewes up to 7.50. hog receipts 287 with prices 10.25 to 12.50 per hundredweight across weight ranges. Odd breeding ewes sold up to 18 per head.
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Idaho Falls
Institute Cites Montana Power for Fine Management
The Montana Power Company was cited by the American Institute of Management as an excellently managed firm for 1955, following a similar award in 1954. Jackson Martindell announced the certificate, noting the award based on economic function, earnings, services to stockholders, and executive ability.
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Butte
Montana Power Company
American Institute of Management
J.E. Corette
Montana Power
Jackson Martindell
Chicago
United States
Livestock Market Prices and Receipts
Receipts total 2,970 with fluctuating prices for cattle and calves. Beef steers and heifers show range highs of 16 to 17.50 and 14 to 15.50 respectively, while dairy and utility cattle trade from 6 to 12. Cows, bulls, veal calves, and stock calves also occupy diverse price bands across weight classes.
Butte Livestock Market Cattle Receipts Steady
Butte livestock market reports Monday cattle receipts with general steady trends. Best cows show a slight dip while feed steers fetch 14 to 15 dollars and heifers 13.50 to 15. Veal calves list 17 to 20. Stockers and feeders vary from 11 to 19 dollars by class.
Treasure State League Bowling Scores Spread Across January
Jan 19 results show Farmers Union and Moose Lodge split a series with Farmers winning the first game 965 880 to claim the set 2680 2659. Moose won the next two 891 864 and 908 865 while Minerals Engineering High scores limited Cochrane Motors, Warners and others in multiple leagues through Jan 24.
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Farmers Union
The
Moose Lodge
Id Moose
Montana
Minerals Engineering
Cochrane Motors
Giles
Warners
Hignight Plumbing
Pea
Koeneke
State Bar
Electric and Variety
Vaughn and
Ragsdale
Roberta
Beaverhead Laundry
Jack’s Market Five
Montanan
Oasis
Ebels
Shaffer Bakery
Groggans Groggery
Big Dipper
Groggery Gals
Dipper
Joyettes
Dumke
Andrus Barber Shop
Beaverhead Bar ‘Supply
Roberts Market
Mellen Hotel
Gosman
the Tribune
Paul
Garage Boys
Coasters
Minerals Engineering Five
Tash Ranchers
D. Newton
Shaffer Baker
Eagle Bar
Stewart Construction
Mockel
Dillon Creamery
Andrus Hotel
Creamery
Archer
Andrus
Shower Honors Suz anne Dansie Bride Elect
A shower for Miss Suz Anne Dansie bride elect of Norman Stubbs of Great Falls was hosted at the Diamond Bar Inn by Mesdames Wendell Jardine Mark Clemow Frieda Wenger and Tom Clemow. Green and white decor and a white satin gift table framed the celebration with refreshment hosts Mrs Roy Jackson and Mrs Noel Jackson.
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Suzanne Dansie
Norman Stubbs
Great Falls
Diamond Bar Inn
Mesdames
Wendell Jardine
Mark Clemow
Frieda Wenger
Tom Clemow
Roy Jackson
Noel Jackson
Business visit by Frank Wilson from Ten Mile town
Frank Wilson was in town Monday on a business trip from his home at the Ten Mile.
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Frank Wilson
Ten Mile
Beaverhead Forest Timber Harvest Reaches 3.2 Million Board Feet
Regional Forester P. D. Hanson announced that Beaverhead National Forest logged 3.2 million board feet in 1955, with Region 1 total at 970 million. The harvest, the largest since formal logging began, could fund about 140000 homes and yields about 434 million feet of spruce. One fourth of the purchase value, roughly $6.6 million, will return to counties.
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Beaverhead National Forest
Montana
Idaho
P. D. Hanson
Missoula
Beaverhead
St James Parish Holds Dinner and Annual Meeting
One hundred forty five parishioners attended the St James parish dinner at Guild Hall. Rev Arthur Lord led the short business meeting with reports from church groups and minutes recorded. Harry Anderson was elected Junior Warden, with Lloyd Dougherty and Howard Puyear named to the vestry.
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St. James
Guild Hall
Arthur Lord
Harry Anderson
Jay V. McCarthy
Lloyd Dougherty
Howard Puyear
Lord
John Hay
Sheridan
Madison County
R. J. English
W. M. Stone
Walter McGuire
Lutheran Church installs new officers and board members
New officers and board members were installed at the First Evangelical Lutheran church during Sunday service. Elected by the congregation and installed were Arthur Christensen president Betty Mussetter secretary Carl Simpson treasurer Charles Casperson deacon Wilber Squires trustee Mrs James Scofield board of education Clifford Bay head usher Mrs Charles Casperson organist
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First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Arthur Christensen
Betty Mussetter
Carl Simpson
Charles Casperson
Wilber Squires
James Scofield
Board of Education
Clifford Bay
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Dillon Examiner
Institute
Butte Levestock
Ays —A
Diamond
Ian
Jackson, ‘Montana
Jackson Eee
Myrtle Andréasen
Janet Dooling
Mike Green
Dillon
Westminster College
Western
Richard Andreasen
Westminster
Jack Hirschy
Melva McDowell
St. James’ Hospital
John Dooling
RoyceBarths
Bruce Jardine
Bill Nelson
Dick Hirschy
Jay Nelson
Dale Strodtman
Fred
Tom Nelson
Willie Shearer
Fred Nelson
Dana Andreasen
Myrtle
Miss Dana
John Burton
Sandy
Amber Lapham
Jenny
Ruth Ann Nelson
Richard and
Lee Shepherd
Brett Stocks
Barbara
Francis Schindler
Linda Stocks
Jim Boetticher
Tom
Beaverhead Forest
J. C. Faller
South Idaho
Standard Lumber & Coal Company
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