Dillon Clubs Hold Meetings and Social Events
The Dillon Shakespeare club meets Saturday at 2:30 in St. James guild hall to report delegates and appoint committees. Numerous social gatherings are noted including silver and birthday parties, dinners, and club meetings at homes and the Manse, with university study trips and faculty members described for the summer.
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Dillon Shakespeare Club
St. James Guild Hall
Federation of ‘Women’s Clubs
Isabel Houghton
Eddie Boger
Dorothy Leach
Manse Society
Manse
T. J. Simons
Mildred Thompson
Olsen
W. C. Hardy
J.J. Marshall
Bozeman
Odd Fellows Hall
Dillon Order of Rainbow Sor
St. James Guild
Guild Hall
Fred Chapman
A. C. Morrow
Fall Term Enrollment Starts This Saturday
The article notes fall term enrollment opening is set for Saturday. It lists changes in staff including Dr. Horace E. Wheeler from Chicago joining the mathematics and science department and mentions graduate work by Miss Anne Feley at USC. Esther Snodgrass helped run two girls summer camps in July and August. Sarah D. Black spent time in Missoula on a related project.
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Horace E. Wheeler
Chicago
Anne Feley
University of Southern California
Esther Snodgrass
Sarah D. Black
Missoula
Feeder lamb demand rises with steady prices in market
Feeder lambs draw strong demand as 26 to 35 percent move to killers. Prices show little gap between ewe and wether ends, with some buyers adding 15 cents and paying 4 cents for ewe and 3.85 for wether. Wyoming reports $4 to $5 ewt, plus $4 per head for young ewes, while Montana shipments of grade Hampshire ewes fetch $5 to $5.50 at shipping points. A large eastern wool firm buys 10,000 ewe lambs at 4 cents and 2,000 tons hay, eyeing another 10,000 head. The US lamb crop trails last year by over 2% million. western states lag by 2.7 million, with five causes cited for the shortfall. The 13 western states average 70.9 percent lamb crop against an Eight-year average of 80 percent.
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Wyoming
Montana
Kentucky
Hampshire
United States
New Roosevelts and Market Notes Highlight Rural Outlook
The article outlines a Western shift toward holding back ewe lambs for replacements due to ample feed. It notes a $33,000 lamb advertising budget for 1983 and a 25 cent car charge at eastern markets to fund the Eat More Lamb program. It also reports anticipated fat lamb shortages around feeder season and potential price support amid improving economic conditions with rising commodity values and cattle markets.
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National Livestock and Meat Board
Dillon and Whitehall Clash Spurs Defensive Flashes
Dillon grid teams faced Whitehall in a Saturday game with flashes of defense but lacking smooth team play. Wiley scored Whitehall’s first TD after a wind aided bounce and a punt miscue, then added a second TD in the fourth quarter as Dillon fumbles kept Whitehall close. Both point-after attempts failed.
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Dillon
Wiley
Whitehall
Lincoln Topic Talk At Rotary Discusses Lincoln’s Leadership
The Rotary talk centered on Lincoln and the challenge of finding leaders for national offices. The speaker warned current blocs and power groups hinder clear political thinking and urged America to keep calling forth its greatest talents to meet supreme needs. Faye Erwin described Butte’s reception to Governor Roosevelt and excerpts from notable addresses. Joe Wedum chaired the meeting with guests William Ray and J. A. Sanderson attending.
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Lincoln
America
Faye Erwin
Butte
Roosevelt
Thomas E. Luebben
Joe Wedum
William Ray
Havre
J. A. Sanderson
Lewistown
Wool Prices Edge Up in Eastern Market
National wool sales last week were satisfactory but below the August peak. Old wool stocks have largely cleared, reconstruction finance effects grow, banking confidence returns, and while some regional failures persist, the period of crisis is passed and capital inflows resume.
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National
Armistice Day Plans Discussed By Local Legion Post
The veterans outline Armistice Day programs with Friday holiday, launch a membership drive aiming to reach full quota by Armistice Day, and report on the local employment committee, cooperation with the Armstead Monida highway project, plus mining district convention notes from Wisdom. The sale of the former Boy Scout camp south of Dillon to Blair Sprinkle is reported.
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Post
Schmittroth
Legion
Armstead-Monida
George R. Baker
D. W. Paddock
Wisdom
Dillon
Blair Sprinkle
Roosevelt Visits Dillon for Quiet Campaign Stop
Governor Roosevelt spent nearly four hours in Dillon for an unofficial reception with local Democrats and early risers. The party lingered as the governor began breakfast in Butte, with no speeches reported and reporters absent. Dillon claimed a longer stay than Butte, ending with Roosevelt departing after a brief stop.
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Dillon
Butte
New York
Roosevelt
Waterfowl Hunting Season Changes and Restrictions
The season runs October 1 to November 30 for bluebills ringneck blue wing teal green wing teal cinnamon teal shoveler and cadwell. Ruddy and buff head ducks are protected and cannot be killed. wood ducks remain closed. Elder ducks open with a daily five duck limit as part of 15. No more than 25 live decoys may be shot. Waterfowl may be possessed 10 days after the season but none may be possessed in Montana or Wyoming after December.
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Montana
Wyoming
Two Days Left to Register for Election
This notice urges citizens of voting age to ensure their names appear on the list of electors as the election approaches with only two days remaining to register.
Beaverhead Quota For Red Cross Set At 650
The county quota for the Red Cross is 650, with rural areas facing longer work to meet the goal. Montana previously paid into the national Red Cross a total of...
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Montana
National Red Cross
Art Gaucnay Dies Aged Rodeo Performer Veteran
Obituary notes Art Gaucnay a longtime rodeo performer with Poindexter and Or ranch south of Dillon. A World War veteran who served in the cavalry he was well known in Beaverhead and had many friends. Funeral arrangements expected with interment likely in Utah. He was uncle to Mrs A G Williams and Philip Gauchay of Dillon with other relatives in Idaho and Utah.
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Poindexter & Or
Dillon
Beaverhead
Cavalry
Utah
A. G Williams
Philip Gauchay
Idaho
Mrs Minter Dies at Hospital in Kentucky
Mrs Minter, formerly of Kentucky, dies at a local hospital. Survived by three daughters Mrs Neal, Mrs Robert Boatman of Monida, and Mrs Robert Rose of Bryantsville Ky, son Walter Minter of Marysville Ky, sister Mrs A L Chamberlain of Washington, and several grandchildren. Body to be shipped to Kentucky for interment after services.
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Kentucky
Neal
Robert Boatman
Monida
Rober Rose
Bryantsville
Walter Minter
Marysville
A. L. Chamberlain
Washington
Three Days of Hunting Enjoyed Across State Areas
The state lifted year round protection for three days, and hunting was good in most sections. A few hunters returned empty handed while many Butte and Anaconda locals joined in the opening period. Duck season opens at noon Saturday Oct. 1, with shotgun enthusiasts waiting eagerly.
High School Ag Club Begins Year Program
Leonard Hansen serves as secretary and Ed Heikkila acts as watchdog while Bernard Williams, supervisor of the Smith Hughes department, directs as advisor. J E Border state supervisor of Smith Hughes work is slated to visit the department later this week.
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Leonard Hansen
Alvh Bay
Ed Heikkil
Bernard Williams
Smith-Hughes Department
J. E. Border
Smith-Hughes
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