Dillon Couple Marry in Butte Ceremony
Doris Stinson of Dillon and Charles Tick of Dillon were married yesterday in Butte. Attendants included Mrs. E D Shmitt of Butte and Glen Stint, sister and brother of the bride. The couple, graduates of the local high school, plan a Seattle honeymoon before settling in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifiss
Doris Stinson
Charles Tick
Dillon
Butte
E. D.hmitt
Glen Stint
Ide
W. E. Stinson
Dillon d
Social notes highlight bridge luncheon and club events
Mrs. Fred Chapman hosts a bridge luncheon with visiting Mrs. Clara Chap an and Mrs. Ida E. Morse from Los Angeles. Twenty guests attend. American Legion auxiliary closes minor vacation with new officers led by Mrs. Guy D. Combes after a meeting at city hall. Miraph chapter opens new season with reports from several members. Dillon Country club women plan tournament dinner tonight at 7:30. Dillon BPW club hosts monthly dinner at Andrus hotel with Helen Decker chairing. plans for the year discussed.
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Fred Chapman
Clara Chapan
Ida E. Morse
Los Angles
California
American Legion Auxiliary
Guy D. Combes
Miraph
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
R. D. Curry
Elfreda Woodside
John Orr
Elizabeth Shotwell
Florence Stone
Dillon Country Club
Leonard Schulz
B. A. Risley
Dillon Business and Professional Women’s Club
Andrus Hotel
Helen Decker
Girls Scout Party Held For Local Girls In St Rose Hall
All girls from seven to eighteen were invited to a Dillon Girl Scout council party this afternoon at St. Rose hall. The program included activities for next months and a special plan for high school age girls.
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Dillon Girl Scout Council
St. Rose Hall
Rhodes and Maillets and guests visit Mc Caleb home
Dr and Mrs C B Rhodes Dr and Mrs Hal Maillet of Butte and Jack Skavdahl of Dillon joined Mr and Mrs H L Mc Caleb at their Birch creek summer home as Sunday guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Rhodes
Hal Maillet
Butte
Jack Skavdahl
Dillon
H. L. McCaleb
Birch Creek
Refunds On Gas Tax In Montana Rise In August
Montana refunds on the five-cent per gallon gasoline tax totaled 87 715 in August, up 11 522 from a year earlier. August gasoline tax collections were 606 234 versus 627 148 the same month last year. The state board of equalization cited a new law allowing cities and counties to receive refunds for gasoline used in municipal operations as the cause of the rise.
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State Board of Equalization
Livestock conditions and market outlook at the Union Stock Yards
J A Mna ughton reports the western range cattle movement has begun with peak in the next three months. Cattle weights are heavier, but October and November receipts may rise. Despite lower grain prices, feeders are cautious but expect larger scale feeding. California shows strong stocker demand, with open bidding helping place cattle efficiently.
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Los Angeles
California
Claudia Faust School of Dancing Opens New Term
The Claudia Faust School of Dancing announces a new term starting next Monday September 19. Classes offered include tap acrobatic ballet and musical comedy with an adult tap class planned due to demand. Early enrollment is urged so students are ready for fall appearances.
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Claudia Faust
Substance in Christian Science Lesson Sermon of 1938
Sunday service read in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on September 11 1938. The golden text spoke of hunger and thirst after righteousness with the promise they shall be filled. Proverb verses discuss loving God inheriting substance and treasurers, while Science and Health notes turn from matter to Spirit and earthly honors to heavenly riches through sacrifice.
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Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Paul
John
Montana poultry flocks lead July egg production in extension report
Mrs. E N Southard of Fairfield topped Montana flocks with 130 white leghorns laying 2 732 eggs in July an average 21 5 per hen. E C Mitchell Dutton led under 100 hens with 730 eggs 22 1 per hen. Leif Erickson Sidney headed breeding flocks with 1 901 eggs 23 2 per hen. July feed costs averaged 12 cents per adult bird and eggs 28 cents a dozen.
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Bozeman
E. N. Southard
Fairfield
Montana Poultry Demonstration Farm
H. E. Cushman
Leif Erickson
Sidney
Wheat loan possible on all stored grain under program
Bozeman report states two or more producers storing wheat in a compliant structure can secure loans on all the grain if owners meet specified conditions, per E F Bullock state wheat loan supervisor.
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Bozeman
E. F. Bullock
Local People in Dillon Move and Visit This Weekend
Local residents and visitors travel between Dillon and surrounding towns. Mr. and Mrs. Graeter and Mrs. Keller motor to Birch creek. Mrs. Hughes and family move to Dillon for school. several others visit or travel to Seattle Portland Denver Billings and Los Angeles. A Barrett hospital patient, William Dunn Jr., recovers from major surgery.
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W. A. Graeter
Jane Keller
Birch Creek
George Hughes
Horse Prairie
Dillon
Emerson Hughes
Albert Gelhaus
Los Angeles
H. M. Brundage
Seattle
Hiram Brundage
Raymond Schwartz
Brundage
Mr. Brundage
E. P. Stroeder
Portland
L. C. Cooke
Arthur Longren
Idaho Falls
A. Cooke
Iola
Kansas
J. J. Brown
William Dunn, Jr
Barrett Hospital
Sleeping Sickness Claims Four Humans and Many Horses
The state boards reported four human deaths and about 3,000 horses killed by sleeping sickness last week. Medical science has not confirmed a link between human and equine cases. Dr. Charles Armstrong of the National Institutes to study the issue. Montana directors reported 28 human cases last week and 13 cases with five deaths last year.
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State Board of Health
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Charles Armstrong
National Health Institute of the
U. S. Public Health Service
Montana
Regional Junior Fat Stock Show Set for Billings
Montana 4-H members plan the first Regional Junior Fat Stock show at Billings November 14 to 16. Ray E. Cameron states Extension agents expect over 100 baby beef heads on feed and several hundred 4-H lambs prepared. Wyoming clubs will also be represented as Cameron urges top condition to establish a standard for future shows.
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Bozeman
Montana
Billings
Ray E. Cameron
Montana State College
Wyoming
Cameron
Blue Grouse Will Be Sought Sunday By Local Nimrods
Montana hunters prepare for the 1938 hunting season opening Sunday with blue and ruffed grouse as curtain raisers. Sunday is the only shooting day for these birds in all counties, and Game Warden James A. Weaver warns against prairie chickens sage hens willow grouse or fool hens. After Sunday hunting continues with crow magpie or trap shooting until October 15 when a 45 day duck season begins.
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Montana
James A. Weaver
Crested wheatgrass seeding window urged for Montana farms
Extension agronomist Ralph D. Mercer urges seeding crested wheatgrass between September 15 and freeze up as droughts have shown the crop’s ruggedness. Montana counties report good seed crops and agents offer details on seed and planting. Winter wheat protein is down while spring wheat remains strong and egg prices rise as chicken prices ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph D. Mercer
Extension Agronomist
Montana
Drouth
Mercer
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Christian Science
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Martin Jackson
Jackkson
Tom Brown
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George Baker
Ruth Deputy
Denver
Melvin Icenoggle
Twin Bridges
J. M. Giles
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Jack Tobert
Hal Rosner
Maplewood
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