Parent Teachers Hold Reception for Instructors
The P T A hosted a reception and tea for teachers on Tuesday afternoon with welcome remarks by Mrs. John Orr and a response from Mr. Wahl. Music by Mrs. Wilma Colfer and Mary Hester Bond complemented the event as new president Mrs. T K Julson outlined goals for an engaging year. A long list of A agency and committee appointments followed, detailing program, music, nursing, finance, magazine, literature, hostess, and membership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Orr
Wahl
Wilma Colfer
Mary Hester Bond
T. K. Julson
Ing
Earl Wheat
Wilbur Gilbert
Booth
MacGregor
W. H. Stephan
A. C. Morrow
G. A. Decker
D. A. Galt
Frances Tonrey
Hiram Brundage
Roy Forrester
Harold Warner
E. B. Roe
James Dodt
Walter Grimes
Violet Eastman
D. V. Erwin
John Neal
Pearl Hull
Joe Fuller
T. J. Simons
Thomas Luebben
T. D. Olmsted
Elinor Hedrick
Homer Harrison
Forest Bayerd
Flavor Sealed Ham Delivers Fresh Tenderness In Can
A description explains vacuum cooked ham sealed in its own juices for freshness. Whole six to ten pound hams bake in sixty minutes, three to five pound cans bake in thirty, with serving ideas like pineapple glazed ham and stuffed tomatoes for variety.
Beaverhead stars depart for Oregon State College
Frank Little and Rutherford Dunn of Beaverhead County High School depart for Corvallis Oregon to enroll at Oregon State Agricultural College. Little earned last year’s all state honor and was named Montana’s outstanding high school athlete of the year. Dunn also made the all state team and was captain and end of the mythical eleven in 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Frank Little
Rutherford
Ruff) Dunn
Corvallis
Ore
Oregon State Agricultural College
Little
Montana
Dunn
Man Falls From Roof Fractures Ribs at Armstead
H. D. Mayfield sustained several rib fractures after a fall from a roof at his Armstead property. He was brought to Dillon for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Mayfield
Armstead
Dillon
Notable visitors and arrivals drift through Dillon
A series of summer guests and travelers visit Dillon including Mr. and Mrs. Diggle Emerick returning from Spokane with Mrs. J. R. Gavin of Spokane joining them. Lieutenant Governor Hazelbaker and family tour Madison. Rev. J. D. Smith arrives to lead the Methodist church. Ralph Smith returns to Kansas. Harold Blinn heads to Harvard. golf pro Jack Roger departs Los Angeles after two weeks aiding local players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Rutherford Dunn
William Dunn
Yellowstone Park
J. D. Smith
Anaconda
Methodist Church
Howard Ricketts
Stevensville
George Baldwin
Myrtle Baldwin
Greeley
Colo
North Railroad Avenue
Ralph McFadden
Great Falls
Los Angeles
Beaverhead forest man to assist in fighting fires
The Beaverhead National Forest office called for help in fighting fires near St. Maries Idaho. Junior forester Phil Paine left at once for the location with more may be called later as the fire situation worsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Beaverhead National Forest
St. Joseph
St. Maries
Idaho
Phil Paine
New Tulip Races Introduced Improve Early Season Blooms
European introductions two new tulip types Mendels and Triumphs expand Darwin forms with longer stems and earlier forcing. Mendels arise from Duc von Thal crosses and Darwins, while Triumphs blend single early with Darwins. In the US these seedling types show promise for indoor forcing and cutting, enriching available colors and stem quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Daniel Halt
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Graves
Ann Feely
Findley Watson
H. M. Kinch
Jardine Rife
Miss Shotwell
George Gosman
Carl Hartwig
James Kelly
Mr. Wahl
Alf Cashmore
Joe Wedum
George Strub
Ralph Rarding
Charles Qberem
A. 8. Johnson
Carl Taylor
J. P. Klebba
J. C. Jeppson
T. P. Simons
Fred Chapman
Julia Anderson
W. F. Cashmore
Otis Wedum
Byron Nay
Harry Williams
Chester Gilbert
Justin Brundage
Thomas Caverly
Charles Nelson
N. E. ‘Barry
B. L. Fairbanks
Toothsome
Oregon College
The
Essex
Essen
Barry and Hopkins Garage
Chas. H. Niblack
Kayser Hose
Darwin
Mendel
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