Montana Roads in Fine Shape Despite Some Detours
Long stretch of dry weather has improved Montana highways with most routes listed as good or fair. Reports cover Route 1 Yellowstone Trail from North Dakota to Livingston and other main corridors noting detours, steep hills, and occasional water over roads, with Inland Auto Association in Spokane and local bridge issues providing caution for travelers.
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Montana
Yellowstone Trail
North Dakota
Hue
Baker
Miles City
Forsyth
Billings
Livingston
Laurel
Park City
Bozeman
Utte
Three Forks
Butte
Deer Lodge
Drummond
Missoula
Superior
Wallace
Spokane
Inquire Inland Auto Association
Plains Bridge
Ravalli
Dixon
Perma
Plains Out
Camas Hot Springs
Wolf Point
Glasgow
Malta
Dodson Rough
Havre
Shelby
Cut Bank
Browning
Glacier Park
Belton
Whitefish
Eureka
Rexford
Libby
Troy
State Line
Fair
Bonnera Ferry
Wibaux
Glendive
Fallon
Helena
Kalispell
Big Fork
Lake McGregor
Kila
Spade convention in bridge bidding guides play and examples
The article explains the spade convention in bridge where the partner of the double no trump must prefer a spade bid. It details when to bid spades over clubs or hearts, exceptions for five hearts, and shows examples from games at New York clubs, illustrating how B should respond to A and Y based on spade support and hand shapes.
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New York
Avana
Y-Z
Eyd
Ain
Roads Open as Montana Travel Lodges Begin Seasonal Operations
The bulletin notes various highways in Montana and neighboring routes opening with mostly good or fair conditions. Specific segments include Butte to Philipsburg to Hamilton and Missoula, routes 18 and 19 with several detours and dirt stretches, and Glacier Park access from Banff, plus Yellowstone Park and hospitality services resuming. Hotels open June 20 and camps lodges and stores now open, indicating early summer travel.
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Livingston
Wilgall
Waite
Neihart
Kings Hill
Great Falls
Glacier Park
Plenty
Sidney
Culberton
Glendive
Wibaux
Baker
Ekalaka
Belle Fourche
Billings
Harlowton
Wolf Point
Scobey
Glasgow
Canada
Jordan
Miles City
Broadus
Fair
Kalispell
Lake McDonad
Butte
Philipsburg
Drummond
Flaxville
Eureka
Roosville
Elko
Rexford
Gateway
Plentywood
Westby
Conrad
Valier
Valler
Chateau
Glacier Park Station
Babb
Banff
Yellowstone Park
Dead Man in the Board sermon at local Presbyterian church
Rev Thomas J Simons announces next Sundays sermon titled The Dead Man in the Board to be followed by worship through music The Sunday School will meet at ten oclock Attendance last Sunday was good and a repetition is hoped Official Beaverhead County Examiner publication context included.
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Thomas J. Simons
Romersa-W Funk Wed In Butte
Dr. Romersa a popular Dillon dentist married Miss Josephine Funk of Sheridan in Butte last Saturday. Both are well known in Dillon and will reside in Dillon after a motor tour of Montana.
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W. J. Romersa
Butte
Josephine Funk
Sheridan
Dillon
Romersa
R. R. Rathbone
Madison County
The
Normal College
Mrs. Romersa
Montana
Clites
Phillips Block
Country club events and guild meetings reported
The Hyfo Pinochie club dined at the Country Inn hosted by Mrs. Helen Randolph and played a progressive pinochie game at her home. The Northside Country Club met at Mrs. Jack Keenan’s home. The St. James guild plans to meet tomorrow with Mrs. W G Gilbert. The Kappa Epsilon chapter and Westminister guild were entertained by Miss Len Thompson at their respective gatherings.
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Helen Randolph
Randolph
Northside Country Club
Jack Keenan
St. James Guild
W. G. Gil
Kappa Epsilon
Mrs Gallagher Visits Dillon After Southern California Winter
Mrs. R A Gallagher returned from southern California where she spent the winter and was in Dillon the latter part of last week to visit with friends and relatives.
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R.A. Gallagher
California
Dillon
Montana steers bring top price at St Paul market
A carload of Montana bred yearling steers fed on Montana grown frosted wheat barley and alfalfa hay topped the St Paul market at 13.75 May 31. The 24 head averaged 1265 pounds loaded and 1201 arrival with a 6.06 percent shrink. Returns averaged 155.68 per head.
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St. Paul
Bozeman
Montana
St. Pa
Louis Vinke
Visits Reach From Lima To Butte And Pocatello
Friends and relatives travel and visit across states. Alice Russel and Lil lian Free visited in Butte last week. Bernice Metlen spent the weekend in Pocatello. Mrs I M Patterson from Halley Idaho comes to visit Dilton families in Butte and attend Nellie Little's recitals.
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Lima
Alice Russel
Lillian Free
Butte
Bernice Metlen
Pocatello
I. M. Patterson
Halley
Idaho
Dan Little
West Side
Nellie Little
Dilton
Governor Proclaims June 19 Good Roads Day in Montana
Helena May 29 Governor J E Erickson proclaims June 19 Good Roads Day urging Montanans to contribute labor material or money for public highway improvements. He emphasizes unified support for better highways for residents and tourists alike and notes the state’s scenic attractions attract visitors.
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Helena
United States
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Rexall Store
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