Twenty One Attend Party and Awards Report
Mr and Mrs Clark Huntley hosted a dinner for 21 with bridge prizes won by Clarence Helming and Margaret Oliver first and Peter Rasmussen and Floy Helming second. Other items include San Francisco trip by the Huntleys and social visits across Dillon and nearby towns.
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Clark Huntley
Clarence Helming
Margaret Oliver
Peter Rasmussen
Floy Helming
Community News Headlines from Hamilton and Surroundings
Reynolds and Stephens family visits span several towns with graduates at Livingston High School. David Stephens earns a diploma while Mary Ellen Stephens and Barbara Rasmussen head home with Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. Other regional notices include visits to Dillon, Anaconda, Deer Lodge, and Blackfoot Idaho, plus a pink and blue shower honoring Mrs. Steve Paddock.
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Mary Ellen Stephens
Hamilton
Livingston
Raymond Johnson
Amy Stephens
Livingston High School
David Stephens
Johnson
Barbara Rasmussen
Clyde Thompson
Schmidt
Ohmen
Boyer
Donald Thompson
Charles Lundine
Anaconda
J. S. Paddock
James F. Paddock
James M. Paddock
Jack Anderson
Clayton Lundine
Steve Paddock
Local residents share weekend and holiday visits across towns
Sunday at Massigbrod Lake included Mr and Mrs Argyle Stephens and family while Memorial Day saw Mr and Mrs Mark Clemon in Dillon. Several others traveled to Dillon Bozeman Anaconda and Butte for visits and family events. A baby boy welcomed May 29 to Mr and Mrs Bob McDowell. Jay Anderson joined Alpha Zeta. students and visitors from Missoula Butte Anaconda and Walla Walla frequent the area.
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Earl Willey
White
Carl Ferguson
Dillon
Willey
Sperlin Martin
Wisdom
Jimmy Hyatt
Lee Nelson
George Thompson
Chuck Hutchins
Julia Hutchins
Anaconda
Fred Featherly
Helena
Claude Anderson
Roy ZeBarth
Gardiners
Clemons
Mussigbrod Lake
Raymond Steph
Ens
Mary Ellen
Argyle Stephens
Terry Jo
Tom Williams
Lynne
Steve
Claudia Craig
Massigbrod Lake
Mark Clemon
Clark Huntley
Sue
Erving Goldberg
Butte
Fred Waldhly Ranch
Leona Sperry
Missoula
Waldhlys
Larry Tucker
Bob McDowell
Frank Robert, Jr
Sunny Kayé
Harold Nelson
Donna
Barbara
Stanley Rasmussen
Bozeman
John Nelson
George Helming
Ann
National Ag
Steve Paddock
Charles Lundine
Donald Thompsons
Clyde Thompson
Ted Christiansen
Wallace Christiansen
Ted
Montana State College
Oliver Thompson
Lawrence Haas
Ed Glassey
Len Smith
Mrs. Smith
Walla Walla
Washington
Butte Livestock Market Receipts and Price Ranges
On Monday total cattle receipts reached 265. Prices held steady across classes with medium to good fed heifers $18 to $19, young cows $16 to $17, utility and commercial cows $14 to $15, canner and butter cows $8 to $12, bulls $14 to $16.50, veal calves $20 to $26. Stockers and feeders showed good to choice steers $19 to $20, medium to good steers $17 to $18, common to medium steers $15 to $16, heifers $17 to $18, $15 to $16, and calves $19 to $23 for good to choice steer calves. Stock cows $140 to $160 per pair. dairy calves $8 to $11.
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Butte
Idaho Falls Livestock Market Report May 27 Evening
Idaho Falls livestock totals show sheep with May 27 estimates and price ranges for spring lambs from 50 to 22.25 dollars top with bulk at 21.50 to 22. Good to choice fat lambs 20.50 to 21.50. Spring feeder lambs 18.50 to 19. Odd ruff lambs 17 and down. Light fat ewes 5 to 6 dollars. Canner and bucks 2.50 to 4. Breeding ewes few pairs with ewes and lambs at 22 per head. Hogs May 28 estimate 232.
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Idaho Falls
Market Summary: Live Stock and Cattle Prices Listed
Prices for extreme top cattle range from 180 to 400 pounds with bulk quoted and per hundredweight. May 29 figures show choice grain fed steers 21.00 to 21.50, good steers 18.00 to 20.00, commercial cows 14.50 to 16.00, veal calves 20.00 to 24.00, and Holstein steers 12.50 to 14.00. Additional categories include fat heifers, stock calves, and feeding cattle with varied ranges.
Dairy Month Ideas Brighten June Menus
A June Dairy Month feature encourages planning dairy rich meals. Suggestions include strawberry and cereal bowls with half and half, a cottage cheese filled omelet, baked apples topped with cream cheese, and cottage cheese as a brightener for breakfasts.
Dairy rich breakfasts and milk benefits
The article suggests toppings and methods for eggs and pancakes using cheese butter and honey. It promotes dairy month as a way to explore milk based spreads and recipes. It notes milk products supply calcium phosphorus and vitamins and hints at heart disease research linked to milk diets.
Car Roll Injures Two. Driver Unharmed in Grasshopper Wreck
At about midnight Saturday on the Grasshopper Big Hole divide, Leo Pelly's car rolled off the grade injuring Marvin Cuttler and John Kelly who were hospitalized with minor injuries. Pelly was uninjured and the vehicle sustained damage.
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Marvin Cuttler
John Kelly
Leo Pelly
Grasshopper-Big Hole
Pelly
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