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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1937

Page

3

Wisdom Notes On Weddings Visits And Road Conditions

Wisdom residents report a golden wedding for Mr. and Mrs. Van Houten and a busy social week with visits from Butte and Los Angeles guests. A sweet corn roast honored Miss Olive Bartlett of Great Falls and nearby travelers shared hospitality at several Wisdom homes. Road reports note impassable Big Hole to Bitter Root route and generally good dirt roads with sections around Skalkaho pass.

Tommy Williams Myla Pendleton Bessie Stewart J. J. Jones Morgan Jones Gibbonsville-Wisdom Road Golding Morgan Richards Butte Louis J. Jones Everett Washington H. S. Armitage Sunny Slope Ranch Armitage Bill Knudsen William Eric Maybee William Eric Claud Anderson Harry Rutledge Fishtrap C. W. Francis Wisdom Leo Walsh Sheila Gay Elkhorn Springs George Colin Wisdom J. A. Millicam Roland Jones Jones Little Son Arizona Mr. Jones Bob Jones Big Hole John Wharton Ralph Jorgensen D. J. Stephens Argyle Stephens Paul Sackett Amy Hallie Stephens Olive Bartlett Clarence Helming Qlph Hunter Long Beach Calif Yellowstone Park Percy Story Logan Utah Frank Dougherty Elliston Frank McDowell Spokane Gallatin County Jorgensen Gallatin Hans Jorgensen Chris Rasmussen Glacier Park Kali Lu Snyder Anaconda Hubert Snead Arch Stewart Bob Harry Duncan George Stewart Hamilton A. W. Vogelsang New Mexico Otto Gasser Ralph Cecil California Nell Skinner George Skinner Topeka Kan Ted Woodward Helen Marriott Waterloo Hallie Miles Ramsey Basin

Regional Clergy Guests Visit Nelsons in Town

The Rev. and Mrs. R. C. Rein holtzen and son Raymond of Rapid City South Dakota and A. Rein holtzen of Chicago were guests last week at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Nelson.

R. C. Reinholtzen and Son Raymond Rapid City S. D A. Reinholtzen Chicago A. W. Nelson Wang Over South Dakota

Montana migratory waterfowl season details

Open Oct 9 to Nov 7 with bag limits ten ducks per day ten geese per day and twenty five coots per day. No open season for swans Ross 39 goose wood duck ruddy duck redhead canvasback or bufflehead. All hunters over 16 need a migratory bird stamp and Montana license. Restrictions include shotgun only and limits on gun capacity and decoy use. Paperwork speedup urged for 1937 conservation program filings.

Montana

Herman Peterson Visits Dillon From Horse Prairie Ranch

Herman Peterson spent Friday in Dillon visiting his ranch on Horse Prairie. He attended local events and greeted residents during his short trip.

Herman Peterson Dillon Horse Prairie

End to Slaughter Line Sought Near Gardner Yellowstone

Montana game officials plan to meet September 13 in Livingston to discuss closing the annual slaughter line at the Jardine Gardner entry near Yellowstone Park. Each winter hunters kill herd members as deer drift toward winter feed grounds, sparking calls for a safer herd reduction method. Upland bird seasons will also be set at the meeting.

State Fish and Game Commission Gardner Yellowstone Park Livingston Jardine- Gardner

Barbers Must Pay Unemployment Tax as Wages

State unemployment commission rules that chair renters earnings count as wages. Masters of barber shops owe unemployment tax on journeymen incomes, a stance contested by many barbers including one challenging before the U S Supreme Court.

State Commission Seattle U. S. Supreme Court

Campaign to Promote Lamb Cuts Initiated by Western States Group

The Western States Wool Growers' Association and partners will launch an advertising and promotion drive this fall to boost lamb consumption. Mrs. Kathleen Nielsen, secretary of the Montana Woolgrowers' Association, notes Montana lambs are unusually fine this year due to strong range conditions.

Western States Wool Growers’ Association Montana Kathleen Nielsen Montana Woolgrowers’ Association

Employers Granted Extra Time to Pay Unemployment Tax

Barclay Craighead state director announced Montana employers have until September 10 to pay the unemployment insurance tax without penalty. The state commission has collected nearly 1,000,000 for the Unemployment Insurance Benefit fund, effective two years hence. First half payments were due July 10.

Montana Barclay Craighead Stat State Commission Craighead

Disease spread increases in Montana this week

State epidemologist B. K. Kilbourne reports a rise in epidemic illnesses across Montana for the past week with 31 whooping cough, 5 typhoid, 11 smallpox, 2 diphtheria, 13 measles, 3 poliomyelitis, 2 tuberculosis, 12 scarlet fever and additional miscellaneous diseases reported.

Montana B. K. Kilbourne

Brilliant Array for Young Dems at Polson Meeting

The Young Democrats of Montana will host a state meeting in Polson September 4 and 5 with a notable lineup. Speakers include Sen. B. K. Wheeler Cong. O'Connell and O'Connor Gov. Roy E. Ayers and possibly Senator Murray. A large crowd is expected.

Young Demos Young Democrats Montana Polson B. K. Wheeler O’connell O’connor Roy E. Ayers Murray

Freight rates extended for livestock to feeding areas

Emergency freight charges on livestock moving east to feeding areas will continue for another month or until October 1. The Northern Pacific and Great Northern announce a one way rate for the round trip from Havre to the North Dakota line and to all points on the two systems. Feeding stock is expected to be out of the area by October 1.

Northern Pacific Great Northern Havre North Dakota Line

Liquor Board Declares $125000 Dividend From State Store

The state liquor board announced a July dividend of 125000 dollars from store profits. Of this, five percent or 6250 dollars goes to the Teachers' Retirement fund, the first state source contribution. The general fund receives 85416.67 dollars and the water board 33333 dollars.

Teachers’ Retirement Fund Water Board

Boulder School Needs More Money For Expansion

The Boulder State Training school faces a deficit as a roughly 100 increase in attendance requires more funds than the last legislature appropriated. The state board of examiners was informed this week of the need to finance construction and ongoing costs.

Boulder School Boulder State Training School State Board of Examiners

Vacation memories and local notices from Jackson

Jackson brief highlights residents visitors and events. Mr. and Mrs. James Bateman and three children return from Los Angeles after 18 years away and praise local scenery. Delegates attend St Rose guild meeting in Dillon. East Fox school to open Sept 13 with Miss May Sprinkle in charge. Wool prices expected near current levels amid below average supplies. A land restoration program is recommended by regional agricultural groups.

Jay Dunbar Montgomery Ajax Winifred Christiansen Dillon Ruth Jackson Lena Nelson Jay Nelson al Dodd Missoula John Neidt Richard Shephard Myrl Ryan Yellowstone Park Sparkey Logan Utah Martin Jackson Jake Neidt United States Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics

Board Deliberates Emergency Funds for School Maintenance

The WPA labor and a 24 car garage were presented as the board obtained a ruling from Attorney General Freebourn. It stated an emergency existed and additional funds could be allotted for school maintenance, but no funds could be appropriated for building purposes, a strictly legislative function.

WPA Freebourn

Unemployment Taxes Explained for Parents Using Children

Barclay Craighead chair of the Unemployment Insurance commission says parents employing their children at regular wages are not required to pay unemployment taxes while the children are under age 21. After reaching legal maturity at 21, parents must pay taxes.

Barclay Craighead The Unemployment Insurance Commission

Attendees at Golden Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Van Houten

The piece notes that several guests were among those who attended the golden wedding celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Van Houten, marking a milestone event in their family circle.

Mrs Ben van Houten

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