Great Western Livestock Show set for October at Los Angeles
The 14th annual Great Western Livestock Show runs October 28 to November 3 at the Los Angeles Union Stock Yards. It features more than 200 range and herd bulls judged for modern usefulness, with auction sales after classification. Consignments come from California and other western states, plus a major display of Herefords, Aberdeen Anguses and Shorthorns, swine, fat cattle, hogs, lambs, and a big 4 H Future Farmer exhibit.
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Los Angeles
Frank Smith
Thermopolis
Wyoming
California
Oregon
Washington
Utah
Pacific Coast
Drowned Man Revealed as Oregon Prisoner
Norman W. Dillman alias Robert Wayne Gordon, believed to have drowned near Great Falls after his car and clothes were found, turns out to be serving a two year burglary sentence in Oregon penitentiary. A sheriff’s letter confirmed the trick to mislead investigators about his whereabouts.
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Norman W. Dillman
Robert Wayne Gordon
Missouri
Great Falls
Oregon
Football Outlook at Normal Is Promising
Football outlook at Normal is promising with players Bridges Monger Klein Morse Dillon Mountjoy Cam Plentywood O Brien Saco Rife Roundup Roland Dillon Sckulich Tuomi Sand Coulee Veltkamp Manhattan Weger Hinsdale listed among participating teams and districts.
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Bridges
B. Monger
Klein
H. Morse
Dillon
J. Mountjoy
Camas
B. Newton
Plentywood
B. O’brien
Saco
J. Rife
Roundup
J. Roland
C. Sckulich
E. Tuomi
Sand Coulee
J. Veltkamp
Manhattan
F. Weger
Hinsdale
Legionnaires Return From Chicago Session
Legionnaires condemn communism and the Nazi bund in this country and urge all means to preserve peace and keep the United States out of another war. Dr. F M Poindexter accompanied as Montana department delegate and remained in the East to attend the world series.
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United States
F. M. Poindexter
Chicago
Montana Department
East
Annual sale to attract many buyers auction headlined
Hereford auctioneer will run the sale with H. B. Sager of Bozeman assisting. Forrest Bassford of the Hereford Journal and Paul DeVore of the Montana Farmer will also attend the event.
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H. B. Sager
Bozeman
Forrest Bassford
The
Hereford Journal
Paul DeVore
Montana Farmer
Ranch Runaway Wreck Causes Serious Injuries near Dillon
Dan McLeod suffered severe head lacerations and body bruises in a runaway accident at the Selway ranch near Dillon Friday morning. A team of horses hitched to a lumber wagon broke loose and threw him to the ground. he has since been treated at Barrett hospital.
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Dan McLeod
Selway Ranch
Dillon
Barrett Hospital
Idaho Falls and Jackson couples obtain wedding licenses this week
Clerk of the Court Norman Giles issued licenses to Doris Wagner and Joe Denton of Idaho Falls, Henry Louis Wenger and Agnes Hughes of Jackson, and Fred Maki and Mary Elizabeth Wier of Boulder, marking the first week of licensing.
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Norman Giles
Doris Wagner
Joe Denton
Idaho Falls
Henry Louis Wenger
Agnes Hughes
Jackson
Fred Maki
Mary Elizabeth Wier
Boulder
Counties Owe State Relief Costs Track Welfare Debts
Montana counties owe the state welfare department 145 243 for old age assistance aid to dependent children and aid to the needy blind since March 1. Since last March counties have reimbursed 149 584 to apply on their share of welfare costs according to a welfare board report.
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Montana
State Welfare Department
Welfare Board
Local residents make multiple regional trips and visits
Mr and Mrs Harold M Warner returned from a motor trip that included Lewiston Idaho Portland and San Francisco R B Ruark was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail for theft from a rooming house County Agent Bernard Williams attended a district AAA meeting in Whitehall this week Mr and Mrs Charles Niblack left for San Francisco to visit the fair Mr and Mrs John Shefer left for Seattle and other coast cities for the winter Mr and Mrs J G Carroll and son and Mrs Sarah Hannah and daughter left for Osceola Missouri after visiting Ben Carroll St Elmo commandery Knights Templar members attended a Virginia City commandery meeting Warren Crane and son from Sunbeam Idaho are visiting his parents Kathryn Worrell and Florence V Whipple conferred with county nurse Margaret Holloran and school nurse Katherine MacGregor last week.
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R. B. Ruark
Bernard Williams
AAA
Whitehall
Charles Niblack
San Francisco
John Shefer
Seattle
J. G. Carroll
Sarah Hannah
Osceola
Ben Carroll
St. Elmo Commandery
Knights Templar
Virginia City Commandery
Warren Crane
Sunbeam
Idaho
High School Construction Nearing Readiness
The new high school building at Center and Pacific streets nears interior work with a music room dressing rooms and admin office. The block-square structure features sound insulation air conditioning ample lighting and a central sound system linking all rooms to the principal for direct reports.
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Center
Pacific Streets
Local couples wed in Dillon area church and community venues
Bowers and Campbell unite in a Grace Methodist ceremony with Attendant William Hartwig and Miss Frances Campbell. Agnes Hughes wed Henry L Wenger at the Dillon Country Club with Harold Contway present. Jane Stallings and S E Johnson marry in Salmon Idaho as they plan to reside in Bannack.
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Margaret Bowers
Donald Campbell
Dillon
Grace Methodist Church
J. A. Meeke
William Hartwig
Frances Campbell
Armstead
R. D. Curry
J. N. Campbell
Beaverhead County
Texaco
Agnes Hughes
Henry L. Wenger
Jackson
Dillon Country Club
Paris E. Wells
Presbyterian Church
Harold Contway
John Wenger
Shelby
Jules Wenger
Wenger
Shower Honors Mrs. Marie Roger Holter at Brauer Home
Mrs. Holter, a recent bride, was celebrated by teachers and training school staff as hostesses at a Saturday evening shower at Miss Ottilie Brauer's home. About 30 attendees enjoyed hemming linens and exchanging favorite recipes while presenting an electric roaster and serving tray as gifts.
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Marie Roger Holter
Ottilie Brauer
Theta and club meetings resume in local social season
Theta met at Mrs Edith Herndons home while Pan Hellenic held a bridge dinner hosted by Mrs Kenneth Wheat with Miss Berthana Koontz and Mrs Dave Williams. L D S Relief society met at Mrs Ada Dieterles. Merry Mixers hosted by Mrs Norman Giles. Manse society to be entertained Thursday by officers. Presbyterian students and faculty will attend a church reception Friday night and were dinner guests last Sunday.
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Theta
Edith Herndon
Pan Hellenic
Kenneth Wheat
Berthana Koontz
Dave Williams
L.D.S. Relief Society
Ada Dieterle
Norman Giles
Merry Mixers
Manse Society
Presbyterian
Presbyterian College
Sun River Valley to Be Homesteaded Tracts Open for Entry
Eighty one tracts of about eighty acres in the Sun River valley Greenfields reclamation district will be opened to homesteading under the cooperative settlement plan of the Farm Security Administration and the Reclamation Bureau. Entry date is set for October 25. War veterans receive a 90 day preference, and loan recipients are exempted from a regulation requiring self liquidating farm equipment to assure project development.
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Sun River Valley
Greenfields
Farm Security Administration
Reclamation Bureau
Normal Students Organize for Autumn Quarter War
Visitors and former members of the club are invited to attend. Pres. Sheldon E. Davis spends the latter half of the week at Salmon Idaho delivering several professional addresses to the district teachers institute. The Women's Athletic association mixer is a get acquainted event for all college girls in recreation hall at 8. Miss Vera Strandberg of Missoula a sophomore is textbook librarian for the year. After the summer session the annual book inventory will offer usable books at very low prices.
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Sheldon E. Davis
Salmon
Idaho
Teachers’ Institute
Women’s Athletic Association
Recreation Hall
Vera Strandberg
Missoula
Gosman Heads Drugs Association Meeting
Gosman of Dillon and Emil Schoenholzer of Billings win three year terms while L. S. Pusey of Butte and W. C. Spater of Great Falls receive two year terms and S. A. Hold of Broadus with H. E. Bakeman of Ennis take one year terms. The new president could not attend the convention in Chicago for the national American Legion meeting. The convention also nominated five candidates for the state board of pharmacy: W. F. Patterson, Schoenholzer, Elmer Carkeek, Chester Roecher and Len Morrow. one may be named by Gov. Ayers.
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Gosman
Dillon
Emil Schoenholzer
Billings
L. S. Pusey
Butte
W. C. Spater
Great Falls
S. A. Hold
Broadus
H. E. Bakeman
Ennis
Association
Chicago
National American Legion
Montana
State Board of Pharmacy
W. F. Patterson
Mr. Schoenholzer
Elmer Carkeek
Chester Roecher
Bozeman
Len Morrow
Roy E. Ayers
High School Clubs Welcome New Members
Dorothy McLaren Katherine Hartwig Mary Fuller Mary Gil man Gloria Allen Rachel De Ladd Delia Marchesseau and Jane Marchesseau are listed as new members of local high school clubs. A planned picnic at Cornell's grove was postponed due to cold weather. Boyd Koenig was elected president of the Epworth league. The Girls' Athletic club will meet Tuesday and Thursday afternoons at 3.
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Dorothy McLaren
Katherine Hartwig
Mary Fuller
Mary Gilman
Gloria Allen
Rachel DeLadd
Delia Marchesseau
Jane Marchesseau
Cornell’s Grove
Boyd Koenig
Epworth League
Mrs Ellen Leach Plans Trip to Berkeley to Visit Daughter
Mrs Ellen Leach expects to depart next week for Berkeley California to spend time with her daughter.
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Ellen Leach
Berkeley
Calif
College instructors pursue extensive study and training
Teachers at the college completed weeks of study at multiple institutions including North Dakota State College in Fargo six weeks, University of Minnesota six weeks, University of California Los Angeles and Irvine, and the University of California summer term. Several staff also pursued graduate work at Columbia and the University of Iowa. Recreational swimming schedules and a fall campus reception were announced, with plans for a Montana Education Association luncheon in Missoula in late October.
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Ruth Eklund
North Dakota State College
Fargo
Anne C. Feley
University of Minnesota
Florence M. Hellman
Frances J. Huffman
University of California At
Los Angeles
Rush Jordan
University of California
Eunice Miller
University of Southern California
Anna C. Moser
Columbia University
Myrtle Savidge
University of New York
Rachel L. Smith
Ruth Smith
University of Iowa
Ray Gallant
Red Cross School For
Oconomowoc
Wisc
Ralph McFadden
Chicago
American Conservatory
Churches of
Dillon
Lee R. Light
Missoula
Montana Education Association
Laborer Anthony Chapman dies after brief illness
Anthony Chapman a 52 year old ranch laborer died Saturday morning at Barrett hospital after a brief illness. He had worked at the George Harrison ranch in Grasshopper valley. The body was sent to Ogden where his relatives reside.
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Anthony Chapman
Barrett Hospital
George Harrison
Grasshopper Valley
Ogden
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