User Benefits From Montana Highways Analysis
Montana highway engineer D A McKinnon explains 1936 statewide Highway Planning Surveys findings on road use. The survey interviewed 2598 passenger car and 1887 truck or bus owners, totaling 1 127 315 000 vehicle miles driven. rural roads account for 62 percent on state primary highways, 16 percent on county trunk roads, and 22 percent on local roads.
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Montana
D. A. McKinnon
State Publicity Department
Dillon Ro Tarians Visit Butte for Fellowship Dinner
A 13 member Dillon Ro tarrians delegation led by President Ralph McFadden traveled to Butte Monday night to attend a good fellowship dinner.
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Dillon Rotarians
Pres
Ralph McFadden
Butte
Wage Scale Set for New High School Building
At a Monday night meeting the county high school board of trustees approved a wage scale for construction of the new high school. The schedule was submitted to PWA authorities for approval and potential funding compliance.
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County High School Board of Trustees
PWA
Beaverhead unit hosts auxiliary guests and plans gifts
Mrs. P. E. McBride mining district president of the American Legion auxiliary Mrs. H. P. White district secretary and Mrs. Ben Foley all of Anaconda were guests of the Beaverhead unit at its regular meeting Monday night Members planned Christmas gifts annually sent to disabled veterans at Fort Harrison After the business session officers entertained at a social hour at the president Mrs Guy Combes home with visitors as honor guests A delicious lunch was served.
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P. E. McBride
American Legion Auxiliary
H. P. White
Ben Foley
Anaconda
Beaverhead
Fort Harrison
Guy Combes
Local clubs hold luncheons and meetings around town
Mrs H M Brundage hosted the M M club luncheon at Miss Clara Plant’s home. The Double Four Bridge club dined with Mrs Mary Molleur. Various groups plan or held afternoon meetings at homes or guild halls with multiple hostesses noted.
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H. M. Brundage
M. M. Club
Clara Plant
Mary Molleur
Presbyterian Manse Society
Lorenzo Cushing
Fratie Stone
Anna Patterson
St. James Guild
Guild Hall
T. E. Gilbert
Nellie McKnight
A. G. Williams
Busy Bee Club
Elizabeth Clemon
Ellen May Guild
T. Lee McCracken
Fred Crouse
Paris Wells
Andne Wells
India
Jessie Duboc
E. E. Hazel
Riverside Home Demonstration Club
Jardine Rife
Norman Henry
Darrell Weaver
Home Makers Club
Henry
Theta
Edna Wheat
L.D.S. Relief Society
Ada Deterlie
Maude Miller
Catherine Miller
Better Homes Club
Better Homes Club No. 2
Norman Giles
Mortals and Immortals in Christian Science Lesson
Sunday services across Churches of Christ, Scientist featured a lesson sermon titled Mortals and Immortals. The golden text, If any man be in Christ, he is a new creature, appeared with selections from the Bible and Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health, emphasizing spiritual existence over matter and a broader sense of identity and peace.
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Churches of Christ, Scientist
Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
Sunday Schedule at First Lutheran Church
Leonard Thompson, pastor announces activities for the week at First Lutheran Church. Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Luther Students Association meets after the evening service. Thursday evening 7:30 p.m. Young People Luther League. Friday 7 p.m. choir practice followed by 8 p.m. college student social.
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First Lutheran Church
Leonard Thompson
Lutheran Students Association
Young People’s Luther League
Public Works allotments to Montana in 1938 total $4.55 million
The Public Works Administration report states Montana received $4,548,345 under the 1938 program. Of this amount $3,525,345 came as grants and the remaining as loans.
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Montana
Public Works Administration
P .W.A
Legislature Iliated by Election Results in Montana Senate
Unofficial counts show Democrats and Republicans reshaping Montana’s upper and lower houses. Senate races across 31 seats split with a Sanders County contest undecided pending Dec 5 canvass. House results list multiple Democratic and Republican gains across counties including Gallatin Jefferson and Missoula.
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Demos
Senate
Sanders County
A. A. Alvord
Ainsworth
Broadwater
Charles P. Cotter
Carter
C. L. Wood
Cascade
R. C. Dahl
Chateau
Dr.j. Kaulbach
Fallon
John Weinschrott
Fergus
Herbert H. Haight
Flathead
Robert J. Pauline
Granite
M. R. Henderson
Jefferson
Karl Martinson
Judith Basin
R. Dale Woods
Lincoln
F. E. Baker
Madison
Mortimer J. Lott
Meagher
Fred C. Campbell
Mineral
F. A. Chadwick
Missoula
John L. Campbell
Petroleum
Teton
H. W. Bateman
Toole
George W. Wilson
Valley
George Ruffcorn
Wheatland
E. F. McQuitty
Wibaux
W. L. Hammond
Yellowstone
Tom Burke
House of Representatives
Beaverhead
B. Joe Metlen
Big Horn
John Rice
Blaine
John W. Acher
W. H. Reed
W. G. Kirscher
Carbon
George W. O’connor
J. T. Newell
Stuart P. Wilson
S. J. Emschler
Ray G. Lowe
Deer Lodge
Thomas C. Malee
Tom Murray
E. A. Wenger
J. J. Long
W. S. Action
C. E. Baker
E. R. Roehl
McCone
Martin J. Beck
James H. Vanderbeck, Jr
J. W. Potter
Frank A. Bower
Fred Watson
M. A. McClain
Thomas Duncan
J. T. Flynn
Musselshell
J. A. Liggett
Park
Wesley A. D’ewart
Marian Melin
Kenneth Cole
Phillips
Eric Anderson
Walter F. Woods
Pondera
G. C. Kelley
Powder River
Charles L. Schofield
Powell
J. N. Dougherty
Prairie
N. A. Cole
Ravalli
H. H. Longenecker
Stanley Antrim
Richland
Roy D. Collins
Roosevelt
A. T. Lisings
John Q. Zuck
Rosebud
G. C. Stewart
Sanders
H. O. Ekern
Sheridan
R. G. Tyler
P. C. Peterson
Silver Bow
Walter Freshman
Phil Goodwin
Paul Cannon
Sam Spiegel
F. K. Sullivan
Thomas Ryan
Mike Loughran
R. C. Brown
Dennis McCarthy
M. K. Beadle
J. i
California cattle outlook points to smaller herds in 1939
Yards reports suggest reduced beef supplies for California and West Coast markets through spring and summer 1939 as range cattle shift eastward. Analysts forecast the smallest winter cattle numbers in years, with fat cattle markets weak for feeders in 1938. Hog prices stay strong and lamb demand shows resilience, while 1939 lamb slaughter may set a record.
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California
Middle West
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Gas prices in city too high says chamber
The Dillon chamber of commerce criticizes oil companies for trucking cheaper gasoline from neighboring communities into Dillon. Member Mayland notes motorists delay buying fuel locally to save one to two cents per gallon and says the practice hurts local business and service stations.
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Dillon
Mr. Mayland
Chamber of Commerce
Beaverhead 4-H Clubs Reorganize for Year
The Armstead Foods club carried a breakfast project and awards were given to June Welborn Jane Gravely Eileen Gordon Marcheta Mc Menomey Frijeko Mori Geral dine Richardson for various year levels. Miss Rosa Lee Brown and Mrs. June Koontz are third year leaders. The Dillon 4-H Clothing club met with Mrs. Ralph Liggett. Es telle Hansen received the county award for style revue. Awards for fourth year club work went to Mary Liggett Anna Christen sen Estelle Hansen and Ethel Banning Turner and for second year work to Helen Christensen. Mrs. Liggett was leader for the second year.
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Armstead Foods Club
June Welborn
Jane Gravely
Eileen Gordon
Marcheta McMenomey
Frijeko Mori
Geraldine Richardson
Rosa Lee Brown
June Koontz
Dillon 4-H Clothing Club
Ralph Liggett
Estelle Hansen
Mary Liggett
Anna Christensen
Ethel Banning Turner
Helen Christensen
Liggett
Local political slate lists candidates by party
Valley and Jasper DeDobbéleer join Paul Friedl as Democrats in Wheatland. L. W. Clark a Republican stands at Wi baux with Clem Parker. YellowStone shows Grant Hammond, R. H. Gebhardt, Melvin Holness, C. J. Williams and A. E. Fatridge all Republicans.
Elmer Selway Visits City on Monday
Elmer Selway of Horsa Prairie was a visitor in the city Monday. He appeared at local shops and greeted residents during an informal call.
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Elmer Selway
Horsa Prairie
Beaverhead school district to sell bonds for new building
The Beaverhead County High School District in Dillon Montana will sell on December 15 1938 at 2 pm bonds totaling 165000 dollars to fund a school building and equipment including demolition of existing structures Amortization or serial bonds may be issued with terms up to 20 years serials of 160 bonds at 1000 and 20 bonds at 250 dollars redeemable after five years Bids must meet par value and include certified check of 1000 dollars to secure purchase Board may reject bids and sell privately by R M Barrett chairman and Nell Doyle clerk of trustees
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Beaverhead County
Montana
Board of Trustees
State Board of Land Commissioners
R. M. Barrett
Board
Beaverhead County High School
Dillon
Notice of Real Estate Sale in Dillon Montana
Public auction by the administrator of Daniel Mooney's estate for cash of all decedent's rights in Dillon lands including West 25 feet by 80 feet of Lot 1 and All of Lot 2 in Block 8 and a metes and bounds tract described, at the Beaverhead County courthouse steps on November 25, 1938 at 1 p.m.
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District Court of
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Daniel Mooney
Dillon
Beaverhead County
S. R
D. F. Mooney
Special Stockholders Meeting for Montana Mercantile 1938
Notice to stockholders of Montana Mercantile Company of Dillon Montana about a special meeting on the 10th day of November 1938 at the office, to consider a by law granting the Board power to sell lease mortgage or dispose of all or part of the corporation assets on terms set by the Board. Lambert Eliel secretary.
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Monta Mercantile
Pony 9
Montana Mercantile Company
Ee Company
Dillon
Monza
Montana
Lambert Eliel
Notice to Creditors in Mary A Flynn Estate Dillon MT
Executor Denis Schulz of Beaverhead County Montana announces creditors and others with claims against Mary A Flynn deceased to present vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims should be sent to Leonard A Schulz law office Dillon Montana the estate’s business place. Dated October 24 1938.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Mary A. Flynn
Leonard A. Schulz
White
Dillon
State of Montana
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