Community notes from Jackson area postwar gathering
Attendance marked a gun shoot and district R N A meeting in Butte. Mil dred Dansie reported Enterprise Camp activities to a well received crowd. Judith Husted wed Tom Knudsen at a large community gathering with dancing and a midnight lunch. Mrs Greeley’s illness in Butte’s St James hospital was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jackson
John Jackson
Allen Dansie
John Krause
Mildred Dansie
Fred Wenger
Irma Reich
Rose Lapham
Elsie Bray
Helen Krause
Celia Wilson
R.N.A
Butte
Enterprise Camp
Sanford Shepherd
Dillon
Lakes
Tom Clemon
Bridge Club
Claud Lapham
Ledbetter
Greeley
St. James Hospital
Betty
Alcorn Named Secretary of Montana Press Association
W L Alcorn, former Rawlins Republican Bulletin publisher and Wyoming state press association president, is named secretary of the Montana press association. He will serve part time on the journalism staff starting June 15 to teach rural newspaper work and typography at Montana State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
W. L. Alcorn
Wyoming State Press Association
Rawlins Republican Bulletin
Montana Press Association
Hal Stearns
Harlowton
State University
James A. McCain
Alcorn
VETS MATL BAG Answers G I Bill Questions for Vets
A weekly veterans column offers guidance on G I Bill education benefits abroad and other VA programs. Questions cover schooling in Canada, readjustment allowances, farm real estate loan limits, NSLI policy waivers, apprenticeship tuition, and eligibility rules for those with short service or service connected disabilities. Call 55 with news.
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Canada
United States
G. I
NSLI
St James Guild to Meet at 2 Oclock Tomorrow
Society notes show St James Guild convening tomorrow afternoon at 2 at Mrs Sadie Poin dexter home with Mrs Clara Chapman and Mrs A F Waldorf as co hosts. St Rose Junior Guild meets tonight at Mrs C Gosta Millers home. L D S Relief Society met last night at Mrs M Casterline with Mrs Floyd Packer assisting. Mizpah Chapter East ern Star held regular meeting last night at Masonic hall. Rainbow Girls presented youth program and refreshments followed. Home Arts Club met yesterday at Mrs Frank Watkins with Miss Dorothy J Embelton in charge.
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St. James Guild
Sadie Poindexter
Clara Chapman
A. F. Waldorf
L.D.S. Relief Society
C. M. Casterline
Floyd Packer
William Hillstead
Mizpah
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Rainbow Girls
Home Arts Club
Frank Watkins
County Home
Dorothy J. Embelton
OPA reports meat production increase and price actions
After the new slaughtering quota policy began on April 28, federally inspected meat output rose 12 percent nationwide for the week ending May 4, with interstate packers producing 268 million pounds. OPA also announced higher prices for millwork and posted new meat price lists to curb overcharges, while Montana price boards resolved 68 cases totaling 1,118.85.
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Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Walter S. Burroughs
Montana
OPA
Burroughs
Beaverhead Primary Campaign Under Way
Beaverhead county voters head to party nominations as candidates file for county offices. Lew D Brundage seeks renomination for county attorney. S P Meade files for renomination as county assessor. Frank Pendleton runs as Democrat for District 3 commissioner. Pendleton is longtime rancher in Beaverhead and active with the Hereford show and sale committee.
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Beaverhead
Jackson
Lew D. Brundage
U. S. Marine Corps
Beaverhead County
Horse Prairie
Big Hole
Beaverhead National Forest
Frank Pendleton
Pendleton
Big Hole Basin
Dillon
Beaverhead B club elects officers
Beaverhead county high school B club chose Jim Bateman for president at the meeting last week. Arley McLaren was named vice president Ted Hazel baker named secretary treasurer and Ford Knight named sergeant at arms.
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Beaverhead County
Jim Bateman
Arley McLaren
Ted Hazelbaker
Ford Knight
Eagle Aerie Committees Are Chosen in Dillon
Worthy Pres. F. C. Kirby announced standing committees for the Dillon Eagles aerie at the regular lodge meeting. Committees include entertainment, steering, auditor, delinquent, and finance with named members. Officers will motor to Jackson on May 18 to initiate a class of candidates from the area.
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Dillon Eagles Aerie
Worthy Pres. F. C
The
Dillon Aerie
Jackson
Worthy Pres. Kirby
Aere
New Industry Emerges In Montana For log house making
Helena May 11 Establishment in Montana of a method of construction new to the west announced today by the Industrial Development division of Montanans Inc the state chamber of commerce. The National Log Cabin Construction company of Montana based in Thompson Falls will manufacture air lock log houses from eight foot logs for sale in the Northwest. The plant will produce one room tourist cabins to large lodges using kiln dried logs with drilled holes tongue grooving and end grooves for assembly. A. T. Peterson Montana director praised the planned effort to promote Montana industry.
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Helena
Montana
West
Industrial Development Division
Montanans, Inc
State Chamber of Commerce
National Log Cabin Construction Company of
Northwest
Michigan
Thompson Falls
A. T. Peterson
Billings
Youth Burglary Suspects Held After Dillon Break In
Two boys aged 13 and 15 were arrested by Butte officers after breaking into Mrs. Marshall Gray's Dillon home yesterday. They are linked to a prior burglary in Mining city. Sheriff Claude Lay was informed. The youths, traveling from Idaho Falls toward Helena, reportedly stole $9 in pennies and a valuable wrist watch, plus food. The watch and pennies were found in their possession.
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Marshall Gray
Dillon
Butte
Claude Lay
Idaho Falls
Helena
Gray
Beaverhead
Lay
Arrests Reported In Local Police Court
Clark Marshal aged 52 was arrested Monday night by City Policeman Dan Mooney on a drunk and dis orderly charge. He was fined 20 dollars by Police Magistrate George E. Baker when arraigned yesterday morning. Ray Smith aged 55 a ranch hand was arrested Monday night by Sheriff Claude Lay and Undersheriff M G Ramsey on a vagrancy charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Marshal
Dan Mooney
George E. Baker
Ray Smith
Claude Lay
M. G. Ramsey
Admitted to Barrett Hospital This Week
Miss Elveretta Langdorf Herbert Mace and Scotty Hutchinson were admitted to Barrett Hospital this week.
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Barrett Hospital
Elveretta Langdorf
Herbert Mace
Scotty Hutchinson
Farm Labor Scarce in 1946 Says Agriculture Dept
The agriculture department states farm labor will be tight in 1946 with seasonal shortages the main problem. A brighter outlook may come as veterans and war industries workers seek farm jobs. After June 20 prisoners of war will halt seasonal help, though they may assist in early spring beet work. Foreign worker importations will drop due to smaller appropriations and other factors.
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Department of Agriculture
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F.C.E. No
1.C.C.F. Hall
Veterans Administration
N. E. Cor. Main and
Park Sts
St. Rose Junior Guild
O.P.A. Information
Western Hemlock Dimension Lumber
U.S. Treasury
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Butte Brewing Company
Great Falls, Select, Sicks
Great Falls Breweries, Inc
Great Falls
Highlander Beer, Sicks
Kessler Beer
Kessler Brewing Co
Rocky Mountain Beer, Anaconda Brewing Co
Anaconda
Topper Beer
Kalispell Malting Brewing Co
Kalispeld
Volk Pilsner Beer
Volk Brewery
Montana Brewers’ Association
Eagle Aerie Committees
Worthy Pres. F. C. Kirby
Dillon Feed & Seed Co
U.S. Army
Galena St
Butte, Mont
Hazelbaker Insurance Agency
Real Estate — Abstracts
Hazelbaker
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