Woman Dies at Redros Funeral for Angie Ames Held at Methodist Church
The funeral of Miss Angie Ames, 38, was held Friday at the Dillon Methodist Church with Rev. H. G. Humphrey presiding. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery. Survived by mother Mrs. Florence Ames of Redrock and brothers Richard of Horse Prairie and Smith of Redrock. born in Rawlins Wyoming and educated in Grand Island Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angie Ames
Dillon
Methodist
H. G. Humphrey
Mountain View
Miss Ames
Bedrock
California
Rawlins
Wyo
Montana
Grand Island
Neb
Salmon City
Idaho
Redrock
Florence Ames
Richard
Horse Prairie
Smith
Los Angeles
Methodist Church
Market Report Shows Stock Prices Steady Throughout Week
South St. Paul reports a modest week with mixed cattle results. Steers mostly around 12 dollars with some up to 13 and 13.25, heavy feeders at 12.35, heifers 10.50 to 11, veal tops 17.50, hogs up to 15.40, receipts about 56,000. sheep and lambs steady with feeder lambs 12 to 16, bred ewes near fat-owe basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South St. Paul
St. Paul
Death of Miss Mary Mautz at Reichle Ranch
Miss Mary Mautz, aged eighteen, died last Monday at her parents home, Hr and Mrs Frank Mautz, Reichle. Funeral services were held today at 10:30 AM at St Rose Catholic Church with interment to follow.
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Mary Mautz
Frank Mautz
Reichle
St. Rose Catholic Church
Mountain View
Dillon Bottling Works Installs New Bottle Washer
Last week Dillon Bottling Works completed the installation of a Loew Economic Bottle Washer and Sterilizer. The electric machine washes sterilizes and rinses bottles, reducing labor and ensuring sanitary rinsing. It represents a costly upgrade for an up-to-date bottling plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Bottling Works
Increase in Varsity Enrollment Reports Big Growth in Montana
Nearly 1 800 students are enrolled across four Montana state institutions this year, up about 250 percent since 1910. Missoula's State University and Bozeman's State College show the sharpest rises from 30 to 40 percent. many freshmen no longer in military service. Officials say higher education attracts more youth, with calls for expanded facilities and state funding through upcoming initiatives in Lewis and Clark county.
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Univer
Montana
State University
Missoula
State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Bozeman
Brewer
Lewis and Clark County
Montana Livestock Rate Restrictions Retain Ten Car Movements
The Montana Railroad Commission reports that Montana carriers may restrict rates on livestock in ten car lots within state traffic. Exemptions apply to breeding exhibition or dairy stock and to stock moved for feed or graze. The move aims to support Montana’s livestock industry amid drought and feed shortages.
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Montana Railroad Commission
Railroad Administration
Washington, D. C
Montana
St. Paul
District Freight Traffic Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Woodward Bennett
Melrose Rancher Visits Town Amid Local Notices
Alois Fassler, a prominent Melrose rancher, was in town Monday. A divorce complaint was filed Monday by Lyle Leach against Wm. Leach. Mrs. Mary Mansfield and Mrs. Terrance Flynn left yesterday afternoon for Pipestone Springs. A gymnasium party for Junior high girls was held last Saturday from two to six with Miss Sturton as patroness. Thirty four girls attended.
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Alois Fassler
Melrose
Lyle Leach
Wm. Leach
Mary Mansfield
Terrance Flynn
Pipestone Springs
Miss Sturt
Poetic lines on excess across roles and professions
A lyric verse critiques excess in many roles from hunter to statesman, doctor to singer. It highlights a recurring pattern of overindulgence or overreach in diverse figures, emphasizing the human tendency to swell with too much.
Farmers and Homemakers Institute at B C H S
A two day program on April 2 and 3 features lectures and discussions led by Montana State College of Agriculture staff. Topics include forage crops, dairy and beef cattle, sheep, forestry, and farm income. Separate sections cover women's health, household management, and shopping exhibits for farm equipment and appliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Featherly
J. R. Campbell
Montana State College of Agriculture
O. W. Smith
Riley
R. A. Cooley
Clark Anderson
Farmers and Homemakers Institute Next Week
An institute at Beaverhead County High School April 2 and 3 will feature speakers President Atkinson of the State Agricultural College and Prof. Campbell. The event aims to inform farmers stockmen professionals and home-makers with moving pictures music and demonstrations each evening.
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Beaverhead County
Atkinson
State Agricultural College
Campbell
Man I8 Left Fortune C. B. Galland in Durango Mining Moves
C B Galland visited the city to manage mining interests after helping a Colorado prospector who struck it rich. The prospector, now deceased, named Galland as his heir and Galland plans to reside in Durango to oversee the property, having turned down several large offers.
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C. B. Galland
Mr. Galland
Monida
Durango
Colorado
New Lease Forms Open Big Tracts
Helena March 18 Millions of acres of state land reopen for oil and gas development under new lease forms issued by the state lands office. Leases run five years with renewal to the highest bidder, with sizes cut from 640 to 320 acres and a $160 annual payment plus $500 bond. Leases require security to protect agricultural land buyers.
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Helena
Sidney Miller
State Board of Land Commissioners
Miller
Montana
Melrose men attend local horse sale in town
J. F. McCauley and John Smith of Melrose were in town for the horse sale, mingling with buyers and bidders during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. McCauley
John Smith
Melrose
Prayer Meetings At Methodist Church
Prayer meetings held at the Methodist Church on Wednesday Thursday and Friday evenings at seven thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Industry Cleared by Opinion of U S Prober
Howard B. Figg, assistant U S attorney general, told the National Dry Goods Association that profiteering is not the primary cause of high living costs. He cited money supply, wages, production, distribution, and speculation as major factors and urged labor and retailers to cooperate for price relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Howard B. Figg
United States Attorney General
Figg
National Dry Goods Association
Washington
Evening of campus events includes Convocation and dances
Miss Ruth Reardon visited Anand conda while Professor Clark hosted students for dinner. Bridesmaid Marguerite Handley attended her sister’s wedding in Boulder. Teachers Week events featured talks by Dr. Finch, Prof. Mosher and Prof. Light, and a YWCA meeting. A faculty student dorm party included races and a loving cup award.
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Marguerite Handley
Bouder
Miss Suite
McBain
Miss Ketchum
Finch
Professor Mosher
Professor Light
Clark
Professor Clark
Chateau
Great Falls
Missoula
Professor Manning
School caucus to nominate trustee candidate at Normal training school
A caucus will be held tomorrow night at the Normal training school to nominate a school trustee candidate for next month’s election. Leonard Eliel’s current term expires. Attendees should enter from the north due to a school exhibit and pay admission at the south entrance.
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Normal Training School
Leonard Eliel
Aged Man Baxter Dies. Rites Held at Dillon
The remains of Hamilton Baxter were brought to Dillon Saturday for burial in Mountain View cemetery. Rev. Humphrey conducted services for the longtime sheepherder who resided here for years. He died in Butte last week.
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Hamilton Baxter
Dillon
Mountain View
Humphrey
Baxter
Butte
Lima visitor Mrs Gallagher arrives to spend a few days
Mrs. Richard Gallagher arrived from Lima on Monday afternoon to spend several days with friends, staying in the area as her schedule allows.
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Richard Gallagher
Lima
Elson Picture Exhibit at Training School Opens Wednesday
Preparations underway for the Elson Picture Exhibit in the Training School building from Wednesday afternoon through the week. Afternoon hours 3 30 to 6 30, evening 7 30 to 10 00 with admission 10 cents afternoons and 25 cents evenings. Each evening a free auditorium program, candy sale and light refreshments available. Wednesday features Mr Gregory and his Orchestra, Thursday Living Pictures, Friday Shadow pictures and songs by the primary department, Saturday Anesthetic dancing Music by the College Glee Club, Solo Elizabeth Ballard.
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Elson
Gregory
Living Pictures
College Glee Club
Elizabeth Ballard
What Can Be Done To Keep The Teachers
A call to raise teachers wages immediately as schools risk collapse with resignations and temporary staffing. The Smith Townes bill in committee would create a cabinet secretary and authorize 100 million dollars annually for educational extension under state supervision.
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United States
Babe Ruth
Jack Dempsey
Smith- Townes
Makes a Monster Catch by Earl Ogelvie
Earl Ogelvie landed a ten pound rainbow trout measuring 21 inches long with a girth of 15 inches. He used a bamboo pole and line in the light company ditch and did not use a reel. He fought the fish briefly before bringing it to town to show off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Ogelvie
Ogelvie
Light Company
Independent Cash Meat Market to Open in Klein Building
Adam Weitz to open the Independent Cash Meat Market tomorrow in the Klein building. It will be one of the state’s finest sanitary shops with premier meat and fresh produce. Meats and produce will be shipped daily from Butte.
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Adam Weitz
Klein
Cash
Weitz
Butte
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Redros
Farmers’ and Homemakers’ Institute
The
National Forest and Stockmen
John B. Somers
George Ditty
T. D. Olmsted
George St. Featherly
Joseph C. Smith
J. H. Campbell
M. A. Walker
H. F. Boat
Ann Graber
Velma Phillips
State Normal College
Gregory Orchestra High School Glee Club
C. G. Manning Sosttagtos
T. B. Gilberteg
Sewell
Warnick
Miss Ann Graber
A. L. Anderson
Elmo Jaquette Scott
Montana State College of ‘Agriculture
Farmers’ and Homemakers' Institute
County High
Prober
Ruth Reardon
Anaconda
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