Agnes Robert S Wins Ladies Golf Crown
Agnes reports Robert S wins the ladies golf crown at the Dillon club championship. Finals will be next Sunday under Butte Country club sponsorship. Tournament draws list multiple matchups with players advancing to the championship flight and a deadline of July 17 for matches.
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Agnes
Robert S. Wins
Butte Country Club
Dillon Club
Bud Hartwig
Guy Combes
H. M. Brundage
Sam Langdorf
A. M. Jones
J. L. Mayland
C. A. Bechler
E. J. Donovan
Dale Tash
Sores Gosman
Clancy Johnson
Bruce Risley
Leonard Schulz
Den
Bill Backus
Montana utility withdraws petition to import gas from Canada
The Montana Dakota Utilities company has withdrawn its petition to the federal power commission for permission to import natural gas into Montana from Canada. The state railroad and public service commission announced the action after opposing the petition at a May hearing in Helena.
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Montana, Dakota Utilities Company
Federal Power Commission
Montana
Canada
State Railroad and Public Service Commission
State Commission
Helena
Dillon couples wed in Helena and Butte ceremonies
Miss Beatrice Bayers and Robert J. Watson were married at the Methodist Episcopal church in Helena with Rev. Hicks officiating. The couple plans a wedding trip to Banff Lake Louise and Glacier Park then residence at 16 North Atlantic Street. The groom runs State Motors in Dillon. Also, Harold Selway and Marie Branche wed in Butte last Thursday and will reside in Cardwell this summer.
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Beatrice Bayers
Robert J. Watson
Dillon
Methodist Episcopal Church
Helena
Hicks
William Sullivan
Butte
Banff
Lake Louise
Glacier Park
North Atlantic Street
Arthur Bayers
Twin Bridges
Big Hole Basin
Beaverhead County
Normal College
Watson
Findlay Watson
the State Motors
Idaho Street
Dillon Rainbow Girls Host Annual Picnic at Dillmont Park
The Dillon Rainbow Girls held their annual picnic at Dillmont park last Sunday with L D S Sunday school members in attendance Ice cream and watermelons were served during the event.
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Dillon Rainbow Girls
L.D.S
Dillmont Park
Peterson Louder couple weds in Rupert Idaho
Miss Mary Jane Peterson daughter of Mr and Mrs L B Peterson of Dillon and Mr Phillip Louder son of Mr and Mrs Carl Louder of Rupert Idaho were married Saturday night July 1 at the bride’s parents home in Rupert. The bride wore white satin and carried roses and baby’s breath. They will reside in Rupert where the groom is employed.
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Mary Jane Peterson
L. B. Peterson
Dillon
Phillip Louder
Carl Louder
Rupert
Idaho
Intensive War on Predators Aims to Protect Livestock
Montana to wage a year long campaign against coyotes and mountain lions to safeguard young livestock. About 30 men will trap shoot and poison across mountains and valleys. Financed by 33000 federal and 10000 state funds via the livestock commission WPA and federal biological survey.
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Montana
Paul Raftery
State Livestock Commission
The
Livestock Commission
Works Progress Administration
Federal Biological Survey
Raftery
Montana sportsmen groups feature in Rocky Mountain Sportsman
The July issue, published in Denver and mailed to 47 000 readers nationwide, highlights Montana's fish screening program and a full page of activities by state sportsmen's groups. The state publicity division prepares the material and Helena heads are asked to send club news to the state division for forwarding to Denver.
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Rocky Mountain Sportsman
Denver
United States
Montana
Helena
Lutheran Church Service With Theme Christian Influence
Leonard Thompson pastor leads Sunday worship at 11 a m with sermon on Christian Influence. The service covers faith and daily life and invites community members to attend.
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Leonard Thompson
U S Collections in State Show Decrease
The Montana department of internal revenue collected 5 898 769 during the fiscal year ended July 1, down from 5 974 784 75 the prior year. Key sources include beer stamps fuel taxes income taxes social security and gift tax totals by source are listed.
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Montana Department of Internal Revenue
Lewis Penwell
Mary Dean Seeks Rehearing Over Pensions Suit
Mary J. Dean of Butte asks the state supreme court for a rehearing in a suit to force the public welfare board to raise old age pensions. The court ruled the board acted within its power to cut pensions to fit funds. She contends the decision violates the state constitution and ignores key questions raised by her counsel.
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Mary J. Dean
Butte
State Supreme Court
Public Welfare Board
Dean
Welfare Department
State Board
Population Gains at Warm Springs State Hospital
There were 1 904 patients at the Warm Springs state hospital on July 1 a gain of five from the previous month. The total included 1 161 men and 743 women according to Supt Dr B L Pampel.
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Warm Springs
B. L. Pampel
Farmer Cooperatives Size in United States Surges
A large number of farm driven enterprises across the United States now total over fifteen thousand cooperatives and mutuals. The figure reflects farmer owned and controlled associations across diverse sectors, signaling broad organizational breadth and economic reach.
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U. S
Dillon social notes and travel mentions span region
Mrs Harold L Ness visits Denver then leaves for home. Dillon residents attend travel, visits, and weddings across Montana including Butte and Anaconda. Notables list hospital stays, family visits, summer homes, and a local camp. A marriage in Ottumwa Iowa unites Augustus Stark and Vera Mills under Judge George Opp.
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Harold L. Ness
Joe Gelhaus
Denver
Jack Skavdahl
Dillon
Murray Hospital
Butte
Anthony Bramsman
Post Office
Elkhorn Springs
William I. Goin
H. L. McCaleb
Birch Creek
Harry Gimble
Spokane
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Hugh Dart
Anaconda
W. J. Bierrum
Clarence Bates
Camp Lowlands
Bruce Grimes
Burton Hastings
Bobby Henry
Garry Wiant
Howard Lyons
Deane Romersa
John Osborne
Rodney Foster
Jimmy Vanairsdale
Donald Stagg
Billy Curry
Howard Cashmore
Billings
W. F. Cashmore
Mille Adams
Jeanne Covall
California
Augustus Immanuel Stark
Ottumwa
Iowa
Vera Irene Mills
Big Piney
Wyo
George Opp
Yellowstone dairy herd tops Montana May production
The Yellowstone County Dairy Herd Improvement association, with seven herds totaling 177 cows, led Montana in May butterfat and milk production. Average per cow: 35.9 pounds butterfat and 998 pounds milk, ahead of Gallatin and Flathead counties.
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Bozeman
Yellowstone County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
J. O. Tretsven
Montana State College
Gallatin Association
Flathead County
Cascade County
Fergus County
Lake County
Lewis and Clark County
Rural electrification expands Montana user base and forecasts growth
The April report by Armin Hill shows 2 368 REA electricity users in Montana, up 60 percent from 1 491 last November, with total farm and nonfarm customers at 6 275 as of June 30. Authors project about 8 000 rural customers by end of 1940. Kitchen layout tips aim to reduce steps for cooler, less tiring summers.
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Bozeman
Armin Hill
Montana State College
Montana Lines
Montana poultry expert cites June 1 report on flocks
Miss H E Cushman extension poultry specialist at Montana State college notes the June 1 poultry and egg report showing about 3 percent more young chickens in U S farm flocks than last year signaling larger laying flocks for the next season She urges strict management to profit from flocks advising corn ers cut in feeding housing and sanitation without harming production and recommends generous use of home grown seeds to reduce costs.
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H. E. Cushman
Montana State College
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
U. S
Four Major Changes In Crop Setup In 1940 Insurance
The article outlines four changes to crop insurance procedures. Simplified enrollment requires only application and premium payment. acreage reporting and damage notification remain. The base period expands to blended nine and 13 year spans including 1936 38 to balance risk. New farming methods like summer fallow and irrigation may yield preferred rates.
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Ferguson
Potato disease threatens crops in state
State horticulturist George L. Knight says purple top disease, caused by insects, threatens potato crops in several sections. The same disease hit Montana last year. Knight urges growers in at risk areas to spray plants as insects also harm tomatoes and other garden crops.
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George L. Knight
Montana
Knight
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