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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1931

Page

4

Montana Public Lands Push To Return Domain To State

I M Brandjord explains transfer of unappropriated Montana lands to the state. He notes 7,000,000 acres and discusses Senate Joint Memorial No. 5 urging early act by Congress to grant lands to Montana for lease and sale. He advocates exchanging lands to consolidate grazing units and opposes adding grazing lands to national forests. He urges proceeds support public schools and cites hard times for families. The Madison forest area outlook shows ranges recovering with stock removal, winter conditions uncertain.

I. M. Brandford Senate Joint Memorial Congress Twenty-second Legislative Assembly Department of State Lands and Investments Montana Erickson Senate Legislative Assembly State of Congress of the United States State Board of Land Commissioners United States Forest Service Republic Madison Forest Madison County Forum

Forest Service Grants Grazing Permits Near Sheridan

The Forest Service office at Sheridan reported rapid progress on grazing permit applications for the coming season. Permits will be issued for approximately 106,875 head of sheep.

The Forest Service Sheridan

Brown Low Bidder on Forest Road Project

Brown of Bozeman was the low bidder for a four mile Gallatin route road to Yellowstone park, with a 47 217.70 bid for grading and one bridge. The contract must finish in 150 days, completing Bozeman to West Yellowstone entrance.

Missoula M. Brown Bozeman U. S. Bureau of Public Roads Brown Gallatin Yellowstone Park Yellowstone Park Bureau Butte-Boulder Forest Jefferson Forest Bison Creek

Eye care event with Dr Scarborough at Anvin Hotel

See Dr H H Scarborough at the An vin Hotel on Monday March 1. Eye health guidance and vision check opportunities announced for residents seeking glasses.

H. H. Scarborough Anvin Hotel

Mrs Emma B Golden Addresses Helena Superintendent

Mrs Emma B Golden spent the first of the week in Helena delivering an address before the county superintendent.

Emma,b. Golden Helena

Montana to Receive Over a Million for State Roads From Forest Funds

Montana will get more than $1,000,000 this year from national forest highway funds to extend its state highway system. Helena forest supervisor L. C. Hurtt announced the allocation, which supports projects on the Roosevelt Highway, Clark Fork road, and Yellowstone Trail. The 1931 program also includes $375,000 for Yellowstone Trail work and $185,000 for the McDonald Pass project, with total forest highway allocations around $1,139,000 statewide.

Montana Ontana National Forest L. C. Hurtt Helena Forest Missoula Clark Fork Pass Utte State Highway Commission Bureau of Public Roads The Forest Service Idaho Line St. Regis West Gallatin River Yellowstone National Park Madison River West Yellowstone Gallatin River Canyon Helena McDonald Pass Forest

Salt Lake Confusion Over Bishop Title For Conway

George B. Conway a Helena mining man returned from Salt Lake City where he studied investment companies for State Auditor Porter. Locals mistook him for a prominent bishop and greeted him with good morning bishop. Conway questioned a citizen who admitted the error noting bishops require more whiskers.

Ing Man Salt Lake City George P. Porter Salt Lake Mr. Conway Conway

L D 8 Relief Society Marks 89th Anniversary

The L. D. 8. Relief society observed its 89th anniversary with a dinner and program at the church recreation room.

L. D

Forest Service Montana road and trail project outlay

The Montana national forests spent 30,400 dollars on priority local road and trail projects. Total transportation appropriations for Montana forests amount to about 8 percent per acre of the forest acreage in the state.

National Forests of Montana Forest Service National Forest

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Dillon Examiner Histae Il School of Journalism University of Illinois R. R. Barlow Brandjord Elk Park Butte- Boulder Geo. Conway George B. Conway, Helena Min the Episcopal Church Saint-James Church
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