Montana wool growers form new national organization
The article lists numerous Montana and regional wool growers and bankers as charter members, naming J. Wheeler Freeman, Sam Stephenson, N. J. Gould, and others. It describes telegraphic support from Wyoming and South Dakota districts, plans to circulate subscription blanks, and a schedule for stock subscriptions and director elections. The plan emphasizes 15 years of experience and the old organization’s goodwill as assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwood
Robert ‘and Brown
Chinook
F. M. Burks
Farmere National Bank of
J. H. Gilbert
First National Bank of
Dillon
J. Wheeler Freeman
Winnecock Ranch Company
Winnecock
R. F. Clary
J B. Long Company
Great Falls
C. R. Tintinger
Cascade
T. E. Larabie
Larabie Brothers
Bankers
Deer Lodge
Sam Stephenson
First National Bank
Peter Pauly
Williams
Pauly
H. Westbrook
Midland National Bank
Billings
Jeff Doggett
Townsend
George K. Reeder
Craig
C. A. Dyer
Richard Manger
White ‘Sulphur Springs
J. L. Rapstad
Big Timber
J. O. Berg
Lennep
M. F. Trask
Ballantine
Sam Andem
Terry
Fred Mannix
Mannix and
Wilson
Gold Creek
Walter Grimes
American National Bank
Helena
T. B. Weir
H. H. Pigott
P. H. Chevallier
W. L. Rickett
Arthur Ward
R. J. Quigley
Henry Sieben
Fred Sheriff
A. T. Hibbard
Matt Staff
Ira T. Wight
H. J. Giltinan
National Wool Warehouse and Storage Company
Heléna
Wyoming
South Dakota
Montana
Lax Building-Loan Resolutions Discussed by League
State Examiner reforms eyed after Montana League of Building and Loan associations meeting. Proposals urge annual examinations for all associations, reduced fees, and fee use to fund exams. Debate over capital stock fee structures and dairy loan supervision also noted. Ethics discussants push licensing for stock agents, with a statewide survey planned before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana League of Building and-Loan Associations
Legislative Committee
Building and Loan’Association
League
Commissioners Hold Regular Monthly Session and Approve Poor Farm Provisions
County commissioners conducted the regular monthly meeting reviewing supplies and services for the poor farm. Items listed include purchases from Dillon Implement Co and Montana Market, repairs by H D Mayfield, nursing and care for county dependents, old age pensions, widows pensions, and related groceries and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geen
Alonie
Josephine Ait
Vensenesene
Pion A. G
Sullivan
Ustece
Aiton
Pombion
Mmates
Guiphate Leone Hte
Meenas
Dge
H. R. Paddock
Re- O. C. Gosman
Per Diem
Adam Max
Ane Mathews
Montana Mere
Beaverhead
H. M
Birrer
Red Rock
H. Parish
Liesabentetigunte
C. B. Winegardner
James
Prohoskey
H. C. McNinch
Frank D. Knotts
George Duck
J. W. Sutherland
Dart Hdw. & Imp. Co
Dillon Implement Co
Julia Selway
Q. Cg, Gosman
K. E. Shaw
Poor Fund Poot Apm Q.W
John Smith
Poor
George Collins
Cook
Mike Sitters
Penn Oil Co
H. D. Mayfield
Dillon Tire & Rubber Co
Montana
Unk Pas
Sineadbaesan Bond Grocery Co
Fred Rabidheu
B. H. Paul
County Barrett Hospital
Harvey Sullivan
Matt
J. O. Melton
Dan Gregg
the Waldorf Co
Michael Hagarty
Riley’. Chapman
Eni
Frank Beldon
David Smith
One Vote For Tax In Bannack Mine Measure
In Bannack ancient mining camp the Mine Tax poll yielded 35 votes with 34 against and 1 for the measure. The item appears in a Dillon area roundup noting local movement and community happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannack
Horse sale ties Cayuse to French tables
Paul Fischer of the First National Bank of Wibaux completed a deal selling 2 000 range horses to an Illinois firm under contract with French and Belgian buyers for canned horse meat. The government inspected meat is high priced while choicer parts go to food and the rest to dog meat. An outlet for otherwise valueless range horses is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cayuse Tenderloin
Wibaux
Paul, Fischer
First National Bank of Wibaux
Illinois
Eliel Brothers Introduce Weekly Store Ad and Specials
A new weekly ad from Eliel Brothers begins this issue. The special runs from the announced Wednesday to the next Wednesday and will occupy the top of page 3 after this week’s placement on page 5. The promos are described as splendid money savers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliel Brothers
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Thanksgiving Eve Dance
The Dillon volunteer fire department will host a Thanksgiving Eve dance on Wednesday evening November 26 at the city hall auditorium. Lonnie's Orchestra will provide music, and it is the only Thanksgiving dance in the city this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Dillon volunteer ’ “fire _ department
City Hall
Lonnie
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Ccesee-Ee
A. L. Anderson
Board of County Commissioners
John 8. Baker
J. C. Faluler
Efternc
Wien
Alaska
Herbert Arnold
Father Foley
Father David Foley
St. Rose Catholic Church
Lima
Helmville
Libby Beaver
Moran
Wyo
Barrett Hospital
Butte
Troy Evans
Pony
Frank Grant
Peter Grant
California
Bert Paul
Monida
Los Angeles
Calif
J. T. Newnes
R. T. Wemple
L. B. Ripley
Emerson Hughes
Gardiner
Eliels
Max Embre
Montreal
Archie Hater
Lorena Cushing
Canada
Emerson Hill
Hone Economics
Hee
Chevrolet
Montana Auto Supply Co
Williamson
Barney’s Cafe
anBe
Barney's
Woebc
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