Wisdom Ladies Clean Cemetery Grounds in May Workday
Wisdom Montana reports the Wisdom Ladies Aid and Junior Women's club plan a cemetery cleanup on Sunday May 22 meeting at the cemetery with picks shovels and grub hoes for sage brush removal. Coffee and sandwiches will be served at noon. The item also notes local changes and travels including Miss Nell Doyle visiting schools and residents attending road meetings in Helena.
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Wisdom
Wisdom Ladies’ Aid
W. J. Neidt
Beaverhead County
Mesdames Claud Anderson
Cecile Hirschy
Butte
Ed Dishno
Ralph Jorgensen
Huntley Brothers
Raymond Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Hubert Sneed
S. Sneed
Harold Capehart
Stewart
Warren Hughes
Wise River
Nell Doyle
George Cottrell
Wisdom End
Big Hole
Earl van Houten
George Blake
Jake Seidensticker
Nelly Sheffield
Don al
Red Stephens
Anaconda
Bowen
Lu Snyder
Hienie Williams
Forest Service
Lolo
Helena
Mary Shaw
Frank McDowell
Harry Helming
Don Anson
Warren Shaw
Don Albee
Cleve Seafield
Jackson Mary N Cottrell Jacksons guest of honor at dance
Miss Margaret Sweeney longtime primary room head in Jackson school was honored at a Saturday night dance for her three years of service and cooperation with community activities. She received a gift amid refreshments and music by local talent.
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Jackson
Margaret Sweeney
Jackson School
Sweeney
John Jackson
Logan
Utah
Fielding Gray
Gold Creek
Budge Memorial Hospital
Montana
Montana Supreme Court rules property bought with veteran pensions tax exempt
The Montana Supreme Court in a three to one decision held that property purchased with veteran pension funds for an incompetent veteran cannot be taxed by state or city authorities. The ruling originated from Missoula District Court where Virginia Henderson was upheld in her claim.
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United States
Montana Supreme Court
Missoula
Virginia Henderson
Voter Registration Deadline For Primary Election Nears
You must register before June 3 to be eligible for the upcoming primary. The notice warns eligible residents to complete registration in time to exercise their voting rights in the partisan race.
Mortals and Immortals Lesson-Sermon Noted in 1938
The May 15 1938 lesson-sermon read in all Churches of Christ, Scientist featured the golden text from I Cor 15 48 and cited Rev 21 1 about a new heaven and new earth. It drew from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures urging unity with divine Principle Life and Love.
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Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Eye Sight Specialist to Meet at Andrus Hotel
Dr. H. H. Scarborough, an eye sight specialist, will be at the Andrus Hotel on Monday May 23 to consult on eye troubles. His corrective method is claimed to give satisfactory results.
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H. H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Register Now Dont Wait Until The Last Minute
Citizen guidance urges immediate registration to avoid delays. Officials emphasize completing enrollment early to secure access to services and timely eligibility verification. Prioritize necessary documents and deadlines to ensure smooth processing.
California Ram Sale Highlights Looming Economic Importance
J A Mynaighton notes California leads in wool and meat with the upcoming Sacramento ram sale May 24 and 25. California's 2.5 million annual sheep and lambs account for about 12 percent of U S production, while the state enjoys an $18 million cash income from the flock. Inventory stood at $25.6 million in January 1938, down from 7.7 million sheep and lambs sixty years earlier.
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Los Angeles
California
Sacramento
United States
America
Middle West
Atlantic Coast
United States Department of Agriculture
Primary registration urged ahead of June 3 books close
Local notices urge residents to register before Friday June 3 to vote in the July 19 primary. The Dillon city brief also notes travel by several locals including Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kelly to Seattle and others visiting Butte Livingston and Armstead. An art exhibit by Beaverhead County High School students was displayed in the school.
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J. E. Kelly
Butte
Dan Kelly
Seattle
J. F. Wiksdal
California
Arizona
Mexico
Florence Brockway
Albert Gelhaus
Henry Gelhaus
Los Angeles
Ben Gelhaus
San Diego
Dillon
John Gelhaus
Josephine Darlington
Clara Plant
H. N. Tragitt
T. E. Gilbert
D. W. Paddock
J. J. Brown
Livingston
Sophia Guyaz
Frances White
Marcus Rand
Armstead
B. L. Forsyth
Lakeview
Harry Miller
Lima
O. C. Gosman
Beaverhead
1938 Fishing and Hunting Rules Set by State Board
Helena May 17 The Montana Game commission adopted 1938 fishing and big game regulations after hearings from sportsmen groups across the state. Season runs May 21 to March 14, 1939. bag limits 25 fish or 20 pounds, with exceptions for Georgetown Lake Flathead and Whitefish lakes. Angling prohibited near several dams and in multiple rivers and tributaries. certain areas ban Salmon eggs and minnows. gear restrictions apply. Barbara Hancock elected Art Club president at Torrey Lodge meeting.
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Barbara Hancock
Butte
Art Club
Torrey Lodge
Rosa Lee Brown
Armstead
Helena
Montana Game Commission
Dude Ranchers Association of Montana
Great Falls
Ravalli County
Kalispell
Carbon
Georgetown Lake
Flathead Lake
Whitefish Lake
Ashley Lake
Flathead County
South Fork
Flathead
Lost Jack Creek
Boulder River
Madison River
Meadow Lake
Gibson Lake
Lewis & Clark County
Hebgen Lake
Big Hole River
Custer County
Tongue River
Rosebud
Beaverhead Girl Is Queen of May Fete
Audrey Dahl chaired the event with a hundred college students on committees honoring the May queen. Music was provided by Mrs. Charlotte Ballard and Miss Eileen Watson as accompanimists.
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Beaverhead
Arnold Clair
Audrey Dahl
Charlotte Ballard
Eileen Watson
Deer Lodge bonds refinanced bought by state lands official
The City of Deer Lodge refunded bonds totaling $50,000 purchased this week by Nanita B. Sherlock commissioner of state lands and investments. Of the total, $30,000 will bear 4 percent interest and the remainder 3 3/4 percent.
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Deer Lodge
Nanita B. Sherlock
State Lands and Investments
Montana Supreme Court Justice Stewart Announces Re-election Bid
Justice Stewart, S V Stewart, associate justice of the Montana Supreme Court, said this week he will run again for a second six year term. Stewart, a former two time Montana governor, is completing his first six year term on the state's highest court. The judiciary remains non partisan in politics.
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Jennie
Ben R. Stevenson
Charles L. Stevenson
Irrigation Society of
Utah
van Rensselaer
United States
Ben
Lady Fair
Montana
Big Hole
S. V. Stewart
Montana Supreme Court
Justice Stewart
Montana Judicial and Congressional Candidates Enter Race
Helena May 10 One court justice aspirant and one Republican appeared on the political horizon as candidates the past week. Leif Erickson of Sidney filed for associate justice of the Montana supreme court. Col. Harry O. Willard, retired, of Lewistown, filed for congress from the second district on the republican ticket.
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Helena
Leif Erickson
Sidney
Montana Supreme Court
Harry O. Willard
Lewistown
Congress
Deer and Elk Seasons Set Across Counties
The commission approves hunting windows for deer and elk across multiple counties. Deer Bucks only seasons run Oct 18 to Nov 15 with a partial Carbon county opening upon 800 requests. Elk seasons span Sept 15 to Nov 30 in South Fork Flathead, Oct 15 to Dec 1 in Gallatin, Sept 15 to Mar 1 in Park near Gardiner, Nov 6 to 15 near Fishtrap Beaverhead, and portions of Missoula Granite Powell counties north of Drummond. Bear season aligns with general Big Game rules. Rocky Mountain goats may be taken in Flathead and Ravalli Sept 20 to Oct 20 with one adult goat per hunter.
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South Fork
Flathead
Gallatin County
Park County
Gardiner Gateway
Yellowstone Park
Beaverhead
Fishtrap
Missoula
Granite
Powell Counties
Drummond
Carbon County
Rocky Mountain
Ravalli
Montana Farmers Hit Record Prospects Amid Rain Boost
Federal Statistician Jay Diamond says May 1 prospects for Montana farmers are the best since 1932 as rains improve conditions. Winter wheat on 980000 acres should yield 15.5 bushels per acre, the largest ever, with rye at 420000 bushels and hay outlook bright.
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Federal
Jay Diamond
Montana
Diamond
Counties May Use Relief Funds to Transport WPA Workers
Attorney General H. J. Freebourn ruled that counties may use relief funds to transport WPA workers to distant jobs. The opinion responds to a request from I. M. Brandford public welfare commissioner.
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H. J. Freebourn
I. M. Brandford
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Lena Nelson
May Hawk
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Edna Stephenson
Rebekah Assembly
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Dansie
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Charles Wenger
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Tom Clemow
Fred Hirschy
Jackson Vicinity
Montana Stockgrowers Association
Ayers
Sam Peterson
A. J. Noyes
Terre Haute
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Big Hole Basin
Mary Narby Cottrell
Christian Science
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