Shakespeare Club A Meet and Local Society Notes
Friday meeting at Mrs Harold M Warner's home outlines a year of club plans with a first meeting on October 1 and a social mixer on October 22. Reports cover weddings in Virginia City and Ramsay, including Carol Jean Zink and Ned L Hatton and Gloria Jean Loveridge and William W Hazlett. Guild and auxiliary activities are noted with speaker Dr J Thompson Baker and VFW Auxiliary fundraising success and upcoming sale plans.
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Shakespeare Club
Harold M. Warner
Ramsay
Dillon
Morris G. Loveridge
Gloria Jean
William W. Hazlett
Charles Hazlett
Belle L. Long
Hilda Powe
John Osborne
Montana awards to Parker widow and park land sales planned
The Montana state board of health will honor the late Dr. R R Parker with a resolution for distinguished service. The land board approved selling 640 acres of state timber lands in Glacier National Park to the National Park Service for 36531.60 and recommended selling 9 353 85 more acres to the park service with price to be set by the next legislature and Congress. If funds are lacking, the legislature may appropriate from the general fund to match federal money for school and capitol funds. Formal talks are under way with Canada to recruit beet harvest workers, stimulated by the Utah Idaho Sugar Company and Montana employment service. The Montana highway patrol is ordered to inspect all horse and cattle shipments for proper branding and paperwork amid rising rustling activity.
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Montana Land Board
Nyack
Capitol Building Fund
Glacier National Park
National Park Service
W. P. Pilgeram
National Park
The
Park Service
National Congress
United States
Canada
Montana
Alfred R. Anderson
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Montana State Employment Service
Jess C. Fletcher
MSES
Utah-Idaho Company
Montana Highway Patrol
State Highway Patrol
E. H
Jack) England
Hereford cattle top sale in Lewistown opening event
Thirteen Hereford bulls brought $9,005 and 113 females sold for $48,570 at the opening sale of Montana Hereford sale season in Lewistown. Montana Hereford Association official Herb Jillson said all stock was owned by A. E. Sheldon, who was forced to sell due to ill health.
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Montana
Lewistown
Montana Hereford Association
Herb Jillson
Sael
A. E. Sheldon
Rebekah Lodge Plans Visit by State Officer
After a busy business session, bingo and social hour concluded with refreshments from hostesses. Rebekah Lodge No. 42 announces annual visitation by a state officer, Secretary Betty Mussetter. A 6:30 banquet at Andrus dining room precedes a meeting at the LO O F hall with initiation and ritual work.
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Rebekah Lodge
Dinah Rebekah
No. 42
Betty Mussetter
Andrus
LO. O.F
Presbyterian Church Rally Day Service and Ceremonies
Dr. J. Thompson Baker leads a union Sunday school and church service at 10 30 with a playlet by sixth and seventh graders Missions in Television awards for the year ordination and installation of two ruling elders and short reports from church organizations Friends and the public are invited.
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Presbyterian Church
J. Thompson Baker
Grace Memorial Methodist Church Sunday Service Announcement
Grace Memorial Methodist Church invites all to Sunday school at 10 a.m. led by Alfred Graesser, superintendent, followed by worship at 11 a.m. with the message Sailing the Ship of Life Against the Wind. The public is cordially invited.
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Alfred Graesser
Methodist Church
Assembly of God Church Services Schedule
Sunday school at 10 a.m. morning worship at 11 a.m. Sunday evening service at 8 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. This item lists weekly church events and times for the Assembly of God Church.
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Assembly OF God Church
Montana Wheat Tops Pacific Northwest Protein Content
State Agriculture Commissioner Alfred R. Anderson reports Montana leads Pacific Northwest states in wheat protein. Montana dark northern spring wheat averages 14.92 percent protein, up from 14.2 last year, while dark hard winter averages 13.3 percent, up from 11.9. The Montana Farmers Union schedules its 1949 convention in Great Falls October 1922 with President James Patton as a keynote speaker.
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Alfred R. Anderson
Montana
Pacific Northwest States
Pacific Northwest Crop Improvement Association
Anderson
N. J. Daugerty
Montana Farmers’ Union
Montana tourist year sets new record with 645,900 visitors
Helena reports nearly 650,000 out of state residents entered Montana via ports of entry during 1949, with 204,641 cars, marking about a 10 percent rise over the previous record. Publicity Director Albert Erickson notes the state’s tourism surge.
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Helena
Albert Erickson
Montana
Railroad board sets hearing on rate increase request
The state board of railroad commissioners schedules a public hearing in Helena for September 28 to consider the Railway Express Agency application to raise certain rates.
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Helena
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Railway Express Agency
Reichle P T A Meets Led by Irene Gransberg
Reichle P T A convened Friday evening with president Irene Gransberg in charge and plans to continue school clean up as a project. Grown up parties will be held on special occasions. Sagebrush 4 H club planned lambs and calves for the Butte show next week and thanked Norman Downing and Chris Bay for gifts.
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Reichle
P.T. A
Irene Gransberg
Bob Rutledge
Gunnar Kalsta
Earl Gransberg
Alice Polish
Judith Holmlund
Carolee Kambich
Butte
Norman Downing
Chris Bay
Kambich
Claude Anderson
Wisdom
Harry Rutledge
Frank Hoffman
Dell
Valley
Mary Adders
Dillon
Fay Gransberg
Jack Sturm
Denise
Boucher
Buhrer
Bargain sale offers piano and Dillon lots
For Sale notices list an Orton Bros. maple spinet piano reduced from 700 to 545 at 216 North Main Butte Montana. Also Dillon Montana owner offers 1 residence and several unimproved city water and sewer lots near Big Hole road, contact 511 S Rife St Dillon by mail or in person, sale dates 10-21 and 11-11.
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Orton Bros
North Main St
Butte
Montana
Dillon
Big Hole Road
S. Rife St. Dillon
Mont
AAUW President to Visit Dillon and Install Officers
Mrs. Walter Needham, state AAUW president, will visit Dillon on Monday September 26. Dinner at 6:30 p.m. at 538 S. Washington St. to honor and install local officers led by Mrs. H. H. Hendren. Committees named for social studies status of women international relations education arts legislative and fellowship. Reservations with Mrs. Hendren. Also notes Miriam Morse enrolled at Oregon State College and a birth in Seattle with local grandparents.
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Walter Needham
American Association of University Women
Dillon
H. H. Hendren
J. H. Mikkelson
S. Washington Street
Ernest Luebben
Hendron
Virginia Irvine
C. J. Ho
Legislative
Genevieve Albertson
I. W. Vinsel
Gladys Morester
Hendren
Miriam Morse
Howard Morse
Oregon State College
Corvallis
Oregon City
Ranger Frank Foltz Visits Old Friends in West Yellowstone
West Yellowstone forest ranger Frank Foltz, visiting last week, recalls his 1926 posting under supervisor John Sommers at the local forest office.
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Frank Foltz
West Yellowstone
John Sommers
Former Gov Sam C Ford urges grand jury to probe state liquor board
Helena former governor Sam C Ford asks the Lewis and Clark county grand jury to conduct a full fair and impartial investigation of the state liquor control board and report findings to the district court.
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Sam C. Ford
Helena
Lewis and Clark County Grand Jury
State Liquid Control Board
District Court
Montana Population Declines 8.6 Percent Since 1940
The federal census bureau estimates Montana lost 8.6 percent of its population from April 1, 1940 to July 1, 1948. Butte district office reports July 1 population at 511,000 versus 559,456 in 1940.
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Butte
Federal Bureau of Census
Montana
Census Bureau
Butte District
Department of Commerce
Treasure State
Court seal notice for Schulz Dillon Montana attorney
Court seal entry lists Leonard A Schulz of Dillon Montana as attorney for the plaintiff with file reference 10-41.
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Leonard A. Schulz
Dillon
Montana
Call for bids on gasoline by Montana state agency
Sealed bids to supply winter and summer grade gasoline in service station tank wagon and barrel lots are invited by the State Purchasing Agent in Helena Montana. Bids will be opened at 10:00 a.m. Friday October 7 1949. Deliveries span October 16 1949 to October 15 1950 at various Montana points. Proposals and specifications available from the agency.
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Helena
Montana
Capitol Building
Gasoline Bid Notice by Montana State Purchaser
State Purchasing Agent invites sealed bids for gasoline deliveries to one or more points. Bids must be in a sealed envelope addressed to Paul D. Golden at Capitol Building Helena with marking Bid for Purchasing Gasoline. Bids open to rejection of all bids. Dated Helena September 16 1949 with publications September 21 28 and October 5 1949.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
James H. Jones
Dillon
Leonard A. Schulz
White Building
Nellie McFadden
Capitol Building
Helena
Paul D. Golden
State seeks fuels for Montana offices and agencies
The State Purchasing Agent invites sealed bids by 10 a.m. October 12 1949 at the Capitol Building Helena Montana for furnishing Fuel Oil Furnace Oil No 2 and No 3 Diesel Hi-Test Gasoline Kerosene and White Gasoline to be delivered as required within the state from October 16 1949 to October 15 1950. A list of delivery points may be obtained on request.
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Helena
Montana
Capitol Building
Paul D. Golden
Equipment listing for ranch near Dillon
Eight new Towner offset discs in sizes 9 ft 10 ft 12 ft and 13 ft plus two grain blowers and one large air compressor located about ten miles east of Dillon for a ranch operation.
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Dillon
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U. S
L. S. Osborne
Ernest Pewe
JaLynn and
Keith
Hilda Pewe
Hazlett
Hazletts
Ernest
Harry Jensen
Stewart Burwell
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Dillon Real Estate Mart
G. A. Decker
H. W. Wheat
Dillon Electric Company
Fender
Vastey Press
State Letter
Grace Memorial Methodist Church
CMAA
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
By Plotner
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Ford Aone
Dan Piccone
O. K
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Schwinn- New World Bicycle
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Lima
AAUW
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Walter Stamm
This City
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C. R. Fuller
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