March of Dimes Dance At Armstead Draws Guests
The March of Dimes dance at Mac's Hitching Rack attracted attendees from Dillon Lima and Horse Prairie despite a flu outbreak. Fielding McIntosh led square dances and donated the hall. Grants bureau members discussed the February 14 carnival in Dillon and a national farm bureau convention report was shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac
Armstead
Dillon
Lima
Horse Prairie
Fielding McIntosh
Grant-Armstead Farm Bureau
Grant School
Christie
County Bureau
Nell Decker
Grant
Lambert
Frank Eliel
W. E. Fry
Vic Carrigan
Charlotte Fladeland
Beaverhead County
Jim Barrett
Bob James
March of Dimes
Alex Christie
Annie Stocker
Grant Area
Armstead Home
Walter Bastian
Adelaide Mitchell
Barrett Hospital
C. B. Rand
Rela’ Wellborn
Butte
Montana Fish and Game Fines Total 40152 50 in 1952
The state department reports 1952 fines totaling 40152.50 for fish and game violations. 126 licenses were revoked and November saw the highest fine at 8545. A Butte resident faced 500 dollars and 60 days jail (suspended) for pheasants excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State Department of Fish and Game
Butte
Augusta
Kalispell
Hamilton
St Rose Church Schedule and Local Visits in Dillon
St Rose Catholic Church times listed for Dillon Lima Grant Melrose and Jackson with services on Sundays and monthly observances. Local social notes include Betty Ann Robison visiting Rosalee Bastian and various guests and travels among Dillon residents. The item ends noting Adelaide Mitchell returning to teaching and a local printer touts job work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Rose Catholic
Dillon
Lima
Grant
Melrose
Jackson
Butte
Betty Ann Robison
Rosalee Bastian
Ray Stocks
Bob Calkins
Parke Scott
Joe Renfro
Bozeman
Ray Held
Donna
Harrison
Clifton McLaughlin
Mitchell
Nick Birrer
Ted Renfro
R. C. Gravely
Norman
H. E. Wombacher
Clarence Jensen
Carl Guse
Duke Davis
Muggs McGrath
Dell
Bastian
Abe Evans
Ogden
Reno
Adelaide Mitchell
Canis Latrans Mourned Across Rangeland Areas
Article discusses the coyote's long battle with humans, noting widespread hatred and attempts at extermination. It traces range from the Great Plains to the Cascades, describes canine intelligence and adaptability, and highlights consequences of predator control on mice and big game. Some residents wish for limited returns of the coyote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canis Latrans
North America
City of
Mexico
Great Plains
Rocky Mountains
Alberta
Canada
Cascade Mountains
Oregon
Washington
Pacific
California
Mississippi
Beaverhead County
Cascades
Missisippi
Tacoma
Seattle
Maine
Vermont
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W. P. Scott
Howard Scott
Missoula
Fielding’ McIntosh and Sons
McIntosh
J. R. Gravely
L. C. Weeks
Weeks
Dillon ‘Examiner
The
Examiner Printing Co
Feed & Machinery
By Lewis T. Poole
Turkey
N. Montana
Dillon Hide & Fur Co
Hazelbaker
Ance
Dillon, Mont
Farm Bureau
Blanche Downing