Jackson Friendship club forms officers and plans bazaar
The first Jackson Friendship club meeting elected officers for the coming year with Mrs. B J Johnson president Sam Peterson vice president and Mrs Alfred Peterson secretary. They planned the annual bazaar to be held in Jackson on December 6 and set the next meeting at the Ben Oneal saw mill home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Nelson
Hamilon
Nelson
Daly Memorial Hospital
Nell Doyle
Fred Hirschy
W. W. Hawkins
Guy Combes
Dillon
Edward Deschamps
Helena
Jackson
Big Hole
Martin Jackson
James Eb Phillips Seeks Vote for County Coroner
The Dillon Examiner prints a political appeal from James Eb Phillips asking friends and voters for support on November 3 for the office of county coroner. He thanks supporters and emphasizes taxpayer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James EB
Phillips
Pd. Pao. Adv
Dillon and
Beaverhead County
Agricultural notes highlight farm visits and poultry yields
Oct 6 Wis information lists Mr. and Mrs. Pendleton in Dillon and Butte, Miss Nell Doyle as county superintendent and candidate, and many social visits. It notes White Leghorn flocks producing 3804 eggs in August, Bozeman diesel courses planned for 1987, and staff changes including Miss Helen Allen moving to Missoula County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisdom
Frank Pendleton
Dillon
Butte
Nell Doyle
Bozeman
E. F. Bartell
Rowan
H. E. Cushman
G. C. Roberson
Power
H. W. Todd
Montana State College
H. B. Murdock
Montana
Murdock
Helen N. Allen
Roosevelt County
Missoula County
J. C. Taylor
Montana Extension Service
Miss Allen
Shorter Work Day Plan Would Hit Every Citizen
Helena Montana voters face a sweeping constitutional amendment proposing an eight hour workday for all except farming and stock raising, with a potential legislative move to a six hour day. The provision could apply to professionals and small businesses, impacting doctors lawyers merchants and even housewives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Legislative Assembly
Cpa
Illness of Brief Time Is Fatal to Dillon Man
Obituary notice details the death of a Dillon resident after a brief illness. The deceased, a longtime local merchant and Alaska prospector, is survived by his widow Carolyn Holinger, a son Carter in Chicago, two sisters Linda Howbrook and Wila Doyle, two brothers Ott and Martin, and several nieces and nephews. The item notes his career in local firms and ranching after returning from Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Carolyn Holinger
Carter
Chicago
Linda Howbrook
Wila Doyle
Hebron
Ind
Ott
Valparaiso
Martin
Pasadena
Calif
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Mary N. Cottrell
Alfred Peterson
John Anderson
Jimmy Dodd
Tom Clemon
Jake Neidt, Sr
Bitter Root
Dysart Gowan
Peterson Home Ranch
Joseph P. Monaghan
U.S
Metro-Goldwyn
Mayer
Traveling Motion Picture Studio
World Educational
the Hartwig Theatre
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Extension Service
Harry Hopkins
D. J. Stephens
Ladies’ Aid
Salmon
Messrs
Fritz Schonenberger
Henry Hendricks
Harold Capehart
Clarence Helming
Harry Helming
Walter Stewart
Hans Jorgensen
Jack Miller
Bridge Club
Swamp Creek
Roy Oliver
Warren Shaw
H. P. Kakuske
W. G. Mulk
Eaton
N. Y
Ralph Huntley
Seattle
William Huntley
Spokane
John Troupe
J. H. Scofield
Mary Gill
Eunice McKevitt
Vick Olsen
Dolph Olsen
Idaho Falls
Isaacs
Lillian Stone
Audrey Tovey
Myla Tovey
Myla
Bremerton
Wash
Reese Armitage
M. G. Ramsey
Madison Valley
Divide
Walter Foster
Roberts
Idaho
Mr. Shaw
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Ralph D. Mercer
Extension Agronomist
Shaw
Toomey Place
al Taylor
Coupe
Mre. Taylor
Cervice
Mercer
Taylor
Tuller
Missouri
Newton County
Buchanan County
Mer
Alaska
J. E. Kelly
Dillon, Montana
Beaverhead, Madison, Jefferson Counties
James E. Murray
United States Senate
Democratic
Pol. Pol. Adv
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