Lima News Briefs Highlight Travel and Local Visits
A compiled Lima Montana page lists readers seeking furniture sale items and travel notes. Entries include Rainbow Girls transportation requests for a July picnic and visits by locals to Dillon, Butte, Saline and other Western cities. The column notes several families and individuals visiting relatives, rodeo attendance, and a Rainbow Girls assembly in Great Falls with a grand treasurer election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Bybee
Lima
Mont
S. Bittick
Portland
Ore
Wilbur Bittick
Saline
San Francisco
Calif
Paul Zink
Billings
C. L. Calvert
Glacier Park
Altmyer
Great Falls
Altmyers
Bob Rolles
Butte
Rolles
R. E. McNinch
Ben Martin
Stan Laysouk
Dell
Leora Nix
Elva Owens
Leora
Elva
Pete Franks
Clarence
N. Y
Henry’s Lake
Idaho
L. J. Marler
Coeur d'Alene
Tom Griggs
May Griggs
Dillon
E. W. McNinch
Gilbert Griggs
Idaho Falls
Joe Sawyer
Mary Ellen
Norman Downing
Walt Hungate
E. J. Rose
Catherine Schultz
Keith Price
Pocatello
Erwin Stansell
Cheryl
C. E. Reeder
Line Miller
Raymond Bray
Monida
George Franks
Bud Goodman
Gertrude Roberts
Glens Ferry
Goodman
Robert Foster
Jannett
H. R. Foster
Helen
Raymond Kennedy
Kenneth Colson
Dennis
Small
Jack G. Mattingly
Sam Batreff
Kay Ruth
Kansas
Independence Day visitors and community notices in Lima
Lima community notes list visitors from Independence Day City and Dillon, along with local residents at Bible school, Eastern Star events, and sewing club activities. The O E S picnic is set for July 8 with pot luck, and town residents travel to Yellowstone Park and Livingston for visits. A baby girl arrived, and weather data for June is recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star Sewing Club
Helen McMahon
Darlene Schieres
Grace Martinell
Rainbow Girls
Great Falls
Viola Mills
Twin Falls
Idaho
Anna Swoboda
Ethel Hoadley
Sydney Myers
Livingston
Elva Owens
Lima
Robert Dee Norman
Sanford Norman
Lexington
Texas
Yellowstone Park
Elva Owen
Sydney
George Myers
George Roe
Dillon
No Increase in Rain Says Weather Man Montana Seeding Fails to Alter Rain
Montana weather bureau chief and US Weather Bureau director backed by figures say cloud seeding shows no clear effect on precipitation. April May rainfall at 12 stations with no seeding averaged 127 percent of normal while 11 seeded stations averaged 73 percent. Officials warn large scale patterns limited seeding impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Weather Bureau
R. A. Dightman
United States Weather Bureau
Fortune
Kalispell
Missoula
Darby
Browning
Augusta
Hotterdam
Mystic Lake
Wisdom
Red Lodge
Haxby
Telegraph Creek
Chester
Havre
Glasgow
Poplar
Culbertson
Dillon
Ennis
Bozeman
Broadus
Big Sandy
Sunriver
Dightman
Steel over 25 tons requires Washington approval for Montana schools
Mary M. Condon states that Montana school construction needing more than 25 tons of steel must receive a construction permit from the Washington DC office of education under national production order M-4. Projects begun after May 3 must follow the process, with applications obtainable from the National Production Authority field or regional offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Office of Education
Washington, D. C
Mary M. Condon
National Production Authority
Budget comparisons show Beaverhead costs near state averages
Montana Taxpayer figures compare 1950 51 budgets for Dillon and Beaverhead county with county and city averages. Beaverhead county costs generally run below or near the regional average, except some district court and sheriff budgets. The report notes high school costs per pupil with Beaverhead below many peers but higher per pupil than some small schools. Dillon's per pupil costs rise due to higher instruction costs. State Game Warden Lam beth says Lake Mary Ronan dam may not harm fishing and could improve Dayton Creek. a survey begins Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Taxpayer
Montana Taxpayer’s Association
Montana
Dillon
Beaverhead
Deer Lodge
Hamilton
Red Lodge
Roundup
Shelby
Whitefish
Wolf Point
Madison
Powell
Phillips
Pondora
Rosebud
Sheridan
Toole
Chateau
Sanders
Beaverhead County
Gallatin
Lewis & Clark
Flathead
Missoula
Silver Bow
Cascade
Yellowstone
Cut Bank
Hardin
Lewistown
Havre
Glasgow
Laurel
Rowan
Polson
Sidney
Glendive
Livingston
Miles City
B.C.H.S
Dillon Public
R. H. Lambeth
Lake Mary Ronan
State Water Conservation Board
Dayton Creek
Water Conservation Board
Lake Mary Rowan
Flathead Lake
University training for Montana high school staff this summer
Montana high school journalism and music teachers may take graduate level university courses during July while their students attend MSU camps. Journalism advisers get a one week Publications Workshop with one credit from July 22 to 28. A two week music education course runs parallel July 22 to August 4 with leaders Ronald Cook and Karl Ernst teaching sections for teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Montana
Montana State University
Ronald W. Cook
Karl Ernst
Portland
Ore
Northwest Music Educators Conference
Ranch Time Sheets for Social Security at the Examiner
A brief item notes timekeeping records for Social Security matters compiled by The Examiner. The note highlights administrative notes about hours, dates, and filing references within the local office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Examiner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lima News
County
OUR Democracy
McCarthy
Severn McCord
John Alexander
Bobby Weeks
George Burt
Lavern McCord
Robert
Gladys
Ralph Quigley
Ray
Arabella
Alfred Manning
Everett McMahon
Games
Bonnie Merrell
Mable Detton
Puaard Calvert
Irving Pruitt
J. W. Patterson
Don Bramlett
Ft. Benton
Claud Harshner
Cele
Varcon
St’ the Friendly Store
Plastek
Exch
Dillon, Montana
N, Montana
Dillon Hide & For CO
Ow.f Sym
Carter Farm Service
Carter
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