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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1938

Page

2

Livestock Situation Signals Steady Demand and Restocking

June 14 Los Angeles report notes active demand for plain fed steers and higher hog prices across Pacific Coast and midwest. Light supplies of top grades expected for about sixty days, restocking likely amid drought recovery and financing limits. Foreign pork imports boost domestic product appeal and may lift U S hog producers if consumption rises.

Los Angeles Pacific Coast United States U. S

Warner Family Returns From Southern Vacation

Mr and Mrs H M Warner returned from a vacation motor trip to southern points last week and were accompanied home by their daughter Mary Dawn Warner who has been attending Utah Agricultural College.

H. M. Warner Southern Points Mary Dawn Warner Utah Agricultural College

State Ticket slate lists party nominees and board candidates

The document enumerates Democratic and Republican nominees for First and Second District seats in Congress, candidates for the Railroad Board with both six and two year terms, and nonpartisan Supreme Court nominees. Names include Burris Collins Hathaway OConnell Templeton Garrison Winfield Page Thorkelson OConnor Rolph Stockdal Williard OConnor Emmons Middleton St George Davis Koerner Havre Anderson Bauer Carey Erickson Krebsbach Nichols Smith Boulder Koerner Erickson Anderson Chamberlain Erickson Nichols Smith Stewart Anderson Erickson Howard Hurd ODonell

Congress E. C. Burris Anaconda T. J. Collins Helena Maggie Smith Hathaway Stevensville Jerry J. O’connell Butte Payne Templeton J. B. Garrison Reichie Winfield R. Page Missoula Dr. J. Thorkelson Harry E. Bauer Libby Thomas E. Carey R. A. Emmons Austin B. Middleton Deer Lodge Albert St. George George A. Davis John ©. Koerner Havre Ralph J. Anderson Lewistown Leif Erickson Sidney George W. Howard George E. Hurd Great Falls Phillip O'Donnell S. W. Stewart

Montana State Nurses Name Officers For 1938

Florence Swanstrom of Great Falls was reelected president at the closing session of the Montana State Nurses association 26th annual convention in Helena. Bozeman was chosen as the 1939 convention city. Other officers selected include Margaret Carolus of Butte reappointed first vice president Anne Zimmerman of Helena second vice president Hazel Jones of Havre secretary and Edna Hoylman of Kalispell treasurer.

Florence Swanstrom Great Falls Montana State Nurses’ Association Helena Bozeman Margaret Carolus Butte Anne Zimmerman Hazel Jones Havre Edna ,Hoylman Kalispell

National Guard Takes Over Helena for Camp Ayers

About 1200 Montana National Guard members marched on Helena for a 15 day encampment named Camp Ayers. The event will feature drills, technical problems, reviews, camp ceremonies and athletic activities.

Montana National Guard Helena Ayers

Local social notes include visits and weddings across Dillon area

Miss Elizabeth Ballard arrived to spend summer with her mother Mrs. Charlotte Ballard. A marriage license was issued to Clovis Birdsill and Ethel Hedengran. Portland guests Creighton Gillis Melville MacMillan Archie Gillis visited the George R. Baker home. Miss Marie Larson left for Chicago after a two week visit. Miss Harriet Schuler heads to Spokane for business college. Albert Gelhaus from Los Angeles visiting Dillon. Bill Ballard returns from Minneapolis Art Institute. Hiram Brundage Jr. and family, en route to Seattle for internship. Rev H N Tragitt called to Missouri by his mother's death. Mrs William Lewis and daughter of Sheridan visited Dillon. Mrs Charles Walters and daughter from Sheridan spent Monday in Dillon. Busy Bee club held a no hostess luncheon at Armstead with pinochle. Dillon Country club opened season with a dance Saturday night.

Elizabeth Ballard Poplar Charlotte Ballard Norman Giles Clovis Birdsill Twin Bridges Ethel Hedengran Sheridan Creighton Gillis Melville MacMillan Archie Gillis Portland George R. Baker Marie Larson S. P. Larson Chicago Harriet Schuler Spokane Albert Gelhaus Los Angeles Dillon Bill Ballard Minneapolis Minneapolis Art Institute Hiram Brundage, Jr St. Louis H. M Charles Walters Lester Schulz Busy Bee Club Armstead Dillon Country Club

God the Preserver of Man in Christian Science Lesson

The Sunday lesson in 1938 for all Churches of Christ, Scientist, centered on God as preserver. Scriptures from Isaiah and Psalms were used, with passages from Science and Health emphasizing divine links and protective love in spiritual unfoldment.

God Churches of Christ, Scientist Jerusalem Jesson Mary Baker Eddy

Bishop H H H Fox Resigns as Head of Episcopal Group

The Rev Herbert H H Fox of Billings resigns as bishop of the Montana diocese effective next year. He has led church work in Montana since 1920 and says a younger man is needed for expanded duties. He recommends placing future bishops in Helena for central and accessible coverage.

Herbert H. H. Fox Billings Montana Episcopal Church Fox Episcopal Helena

Water pact talks eyed for Yellowstone watershed division

Bert Armstrong of Livingston Rockwood Brown of Billings and J D Scanlan of Miles City were chosen by Governor Ayers to meet a federal agent and Wyoming committee to seek an equitable division of the Yellowstone river watershed. Montana districts along the river will be consulted.

Bert. B. Armstrong Livingston Rockwood Brown Billings J. D. Scanlan Miles City Roy E. Ayers Wyoming Yellowstone River Montana Committee

Montana embalmers meet in Helena for annual institute

Nearly twenty five licensed embalmers from across Montana gathered in Helena for three days last week for the Montana Embalmers Institute. The meeting allows members to keep up with modern trends without leaving the state for courses.

Helena Montana Embalmers’ Institute

Elk Hunting Opens in Beaverhead County Regions

Pursuant to an order by the State Fish and Game Commission at its May 10 1938 Helena meeting the Beaverhead County areas from Wise River along the forest road to Elkhorn Springs then to the Tash Ranch and Jackson along the Big Hole River are opened to elk hunting from November 1 to November 15 both dates inclusive. The North Fork of the Big Hole River and Ruby Creek area opens from September 20 to October 20 for elk hunting. 47-11.

State Fish and Game Commission Helena Beaverhead County Wise River Elkhorn Springs Tash Ranch Jackson Big Hole River Beaverhead Fish and Game Preserve North Fork Ruby Creek

Beaveshead Montana Estate Sale Order for Dana Miller

In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana the estate of Dana E Miller deceased seeks sale of all property to pay debts and admin costs. The administratrix Georgia L Miller must appear July 2 1938 at 10 am in Dillon to show cause why the sale order should not be granted. Publication required in the Dillon Examiner for two weeks.

Fifth Judicial District Montana Beaverhead Dana E. Miller Georgia L. Miller Dillon Dillon Examiner Said Norman Giles Beaverhead County

Sheriff Sale Notice in Dillon Montana Real Property

Against J. G. Wiant and Sherman Dodgson co partners defendants to be sold at sheriff s sale on June 24 1938 at 2 00 p m at the front door of the Court House Dillon Beaverhead County Montana all the right title and interest of the defendants in Lot 11 Block 13 Original Townsite Dillon Montana cash terms notice dated May 31 1938

J. G. Wiant Sherman Dodgson Dillon Beaverhead Montana

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