Relief program urges storage for winter in Montana
Helena I M Brandford the Montana administrator urged relief recipients to store large quantities of fruits vegetables and fuel for winter. He said the aim is to prevent suffering and public funding waste and to restore citizens courage to contribute to the common struggle. He suggested applying for harvest work with crop shares in lieu of wages. The piece notes Montana State Normal College fall term opening enrollment similar to autumn quarter with freshmen tests and a campus program led by President Davis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
I. M. Brandford
Montana
Department of Public Welfare
Tam
Brandford
Montana State Normal College
Pres
Sheldon E. Davis
Supt
Paul Anderson
Anna C. Moser
Head of Rotary Is Visitor Payne Templeton Speaker at Dillon Dinner
Payne Templeton of Helena district governor of Rotary was the principal speaker at the Dillon Rotary Club dinner. He stressed Rotarys international aims and its role in easing world tensions. High school glee club members including Alice Davis Erma Lee Grace Knox Eleanor Johnson and June Johnson performed with Mary Castles directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne Templeton
Helena
Rotary
Dillon Rotary Club
Glee Club
Alice Davis
Ermalee Grace Knox
Eleanorohnson
June Johnson
Mary Castles
K. D. Flock of the Forest
Dillon Country Club closes season with mixed foursome win
The Dillon Country Club wrapped its season with a Sunday two-ball mixed foursome. Winners were Sam Wilkinson and Mrs B W Emerick with 45 for nine holes, followed by Leonard Schulz and Mrs D L Johnson at 46 and Albert Baker with Mrs Elsie Cornell at 47. Lunch followed as hosts honored the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Country Club
Sam Wilkinson
B. W. Emerick
Leonard Schulz
D. L. Johnson
Albert Baker
Elsie Coryell
Elsie Cornell
Dillon Hereford Sale Promises Notable Bull Auction
The Dillon Hereford sale at the fairgrounds livestock pavilion is set for Monday Oct 30 with 75 bulls from 25 Montana breeders. A Sunday Oct 29 show precedes the sale, prize money from Dillon merchants will go to ribbon winners, and all bulls will be shown. Breeders include top Montana stockmen with notable herds, featuring lines such as Prince Domino Advance Mischief Penn Randolph Western Domino and others. Inquiries go to County Agent Bernard Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Fair Ground
Bernard Williams
Montana
Beaverhead
Prince Domino
Advance Mischief
Penn Randolph
Western Domino
Prince Domino Mischief
Beau Blancard
Beau Donald
Mischief Mixer
Panama
Woodford
Williams
Beaverhead County Debt Improves Amid County Finances
A Montana county report highlights a seven year drop in net indebtedness across all counties from 12.56 million on June 30, 1933 to 5.60 million on June 30, 1939. Bonded debt payments reduced warrants while cash balances fell from 2.259 million in 1936 to 375 thousand this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Beavers to Clash With Anaconda Team Friday
Beaverhead County high school football faces Anaconda Central Friday in a district conference opener. Beavers lost 34 0 at Pocatello last Friday as coach Clancy Johnson noted the visitors were among the heaviest high school squads seen. Local players include Wilcox McLaren Stinson Temple Stewart Hubbard Burges Graham Bradley Walker Good Willey E Kamps Davis Wadsworth Gaskill Conger Thompson Koenig M Kamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County High School
Pocatello
Clancy Johnson
Liday
Good
Walker
Wilcox
McLaren
Stinson
Temple
Stewart
Hubbard
Burgess
Graham
Bradley
Willey
E. Kamps
Davis
Wadsworth
Gaskill
Conger
Thompson
Koenig
M.kamps
Beavers
Anaconda Central
Anaconda
Wool Clip Sells For High Price In Beaverhead
A. R. Smith and Sidney Smith stockmen of Madison County sold their wool clip totaling about 80,000 pounds through Dillon broker Sam Ditty. The 35 cent price is the war boom influenced peak, well above summer and historical ranges, with expectations of a 1940 clip reaching record levels if the war continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Smith
Sidney Smith
Madison County
Sam Ditty
Dillon Commission
Munro, Kincaid and Edgehill
Bozeman
Boston
Beaverhead
Schulz Rams Top Casper Sale Price Heads
Otto A. Schulz and Son of Sheridan owned rams that led the Casper ram sale in Wyoming selling at 46 dollars per head. The top price surpassed last year by over 20 dollars and Schulz rams have repeatedly commanded top bids at the annual sale drawing sheep men from across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schulz
Casper
Otto A. Schulz and
Sheridan
Wyo
Freight in Beaverhead on increase in August
Beavershead freight volume more than doubled from August 1939 to August this year, with 220 tons handled at the local office. Incoming loads included coal livestock lumber gasoline and miscellaneous items, while outgoing shipments comprised ore livestock rock grass seed and miscellaneous goods. Major wool shipments occurred in July and livestock in September with forecasts of further farm product movement through October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Chism
Union Pacific
Dillon
Beaverhead
Ferry- Morris Company
Detroit
Roger Brothers
Montana Street
Dillon Stock Judging Team获 National Contest
Dillon high school's stock judging team earned a trip to Kansas City to represent Montana at the Royal Livestock Show for vocational agriculture students. The team of John Hartwig, LaRue Cantrell, and Dennis Smith won first in the state contest at the Future Farmers meet in Bozeman, scoring 2,653 points among 50 teams. They depart Oct. 3 by train, with A W Johnson and D L McDonald accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Kansas City
Montana
Dillon
Future Farmers Meet
Bozeman
John Hartwig
LaRue Cantrell
Dennis Smith
Vocational Agriculture Department
Billings
Miles City
Deer
Dillon Business Men Attend State Merchants Convention
A Dillon delegation attended the Associated Merchants of Montana annual convention in Missoula on Monday and joined the evening banquet. Members included 5. W. Bond state treasurer Lambert Eliel former president Kenneth Wheat and T. Lee Mc Cracken. The fair trades act was a principal topic with several experts speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Associated Merchants of Montana
Missoula
5. W. Bond
Lambert Eliel
Kenneth Wheat
T. Lee McCracken
Attorney General Opinion on High School Fees
Attorney General H. J. Freebourn writes for Claude A. Johnson of Carbon County that high school students cannot be required to pay a fee or deposit for using school facilities or equipment or for courses offered. The opinion addresses school funding and student charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Freebourn
Claude A. Johnson
Carbon County
Lakes Suit Opens Today in Beaverhead County
The federal government moves to condemn land near Red Rock lakes in Beaverhead county to create migratory waterfowl refuges. U.S. District Judge James H. Baldwin is to hear entries of judgments on declarations of taking as the case proceeds. Harold L. Allen, deputy clerk of the federal court, noted the session was set for 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Red Rock Lakes
United States District
James H. Baldwin
United States
Harold L. Allen
Two Drivers Collide On Highway Near Monida
Cars driven by Ed Carruthers of Russellville Arkansas and William Parrish of Monida collided on Highway 91 near Monida. Carruthers car plunged from the road and was badly damaged. Carruthers and August Caster of Joplin Missouri suffered slight injuries while Parrish and his passenger escaped unharmed. Parrish’s car was lightly damaged and Carruthers machine was to Berge son Beaverhead garage in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Carruthers
Russelville
Ark
William Parrish
Monida
Carruthers
August Caster
Joplin
Parrish
Bergeson-Beaverhead
Dillon
Graduates Plan Further Study Across Colleges
Over half of last spring’s county school graduates will pursue further study. Twenty four students will continue education, eighteen in higher education and six in post graduate work at the high school. Colleges named include Montana State Normal College six attendees, Montana State University four, and Bozeman College three, with listed graduates attending other institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Montana State Normal College
State University At
Missoula
State College
Bozeman
James Albertson
John Carr
Norman Jones
Howard Morse
John Orr
Helen Shaffner
State University
Charles Burgess
Joan Fuller
William Tower
Lloyd Whipple
Kathleen Buck
John Hartwig
Dorothy Irwin
Kinman Business College
Spokane
Evelyn Nissen
Eleanore Thompson
University of Idaho Southern Branch
Pocatello
Glenn Pyeatt
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Elizabeth Wil
Beaverhead High Students Enroll in Vocal Clubs
Twenty five Beaverhead county high school students join mixed chorus and two glee clubs directed by Miss Mary Castles. Names include Alice Davis as pianist and members LaVeeta Crossley LaBeeta Crossley Eli nor Johnson June Johnson and others. Five alumni studying at college spoke to Continund on page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Mary Castles
Alice Davis
LaVeeta Crossley
LaBeeta Crossley
Elinor Johnson
June Johnson
Irma Jackson
Loretta McDowell
Grace Knox
Iris Gilman
Patricia Smyth
Alice Staudenmeyer
Donna’ Trolinger
Loma Steele
Giovannina Cardinale
Golda Talent
Ray Conger
Guy Combes
Dillon AAUW Plans Calendar of Next Year Meetings
The Dillon unit of the American Association of University Women held a cabinet meeting at Miss Evelyn Rimel's home to set plans for the coming year. Rimel is president. officers include Genevieve Albertson vice president Ruth Grotheer secretary and Helen Decker Andr us treasurer. committee chairmen named for education hostess program international education social studies creative arts economic and legal status of women membership fellowship legislative recent graduates publicity. Regular meetings are planned throughout the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
American Association of University Women
Evelyn Rimel
Miss Rimel
Genevieve Albertson
Ruth Grotheer
Helen Decker Andrus
Florence Davis
T. E. Luebben
Myrtle Savidge
Sheldon E. Davis
Jessie Duboc
Arnold Clair
Ethel Anderson
W. J. Bierrum
T. E. Gilbert
Fay Kirkpatrick
Mary Castles
Robert Nance Sentenced to Ten Years for Forgery
Robert Nance was sentenced to ten years in state prison after pleading guilty to forgery in district court. Judge Henry G. Rodgers imposed the term, noted as one of the district court's heaviest for the offense, with Nance taken to Deer Lodge. The case involved attempting to cash a check falsely signed Tony Boka at a Beaverhead valley rancher business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nance
Henry G. Rodgers
Deer Lodge
Nance
Tony Boka
Beaverhead Valley
Dillon Elks Host Smokers by Lodge Officers
Dillon Elks members were entertained by lodge officers at a smoker after the regular meeting. George Christiansen, Kenneth Wheat and O. T. Vandegrift filmed the event. The shown films included the Livingston state convention and the San Francisco world’s fair. A Dutch lunch was served and plans for the October 28 anniversary celebration were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Elks Lodge
George Christiansen
Kenneth Wheat
O. T. Vandegrift
Livingston
San Francisco
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Dillon Club
Taxpayers Group
Justice Court
Thomas O’donnell
David Anderson
W. T. Scully
Robert Gordon
Metlen
O’connell
Louis Stahl
Anderson
Garvin Peland
George Kelp
Madison
Dillon Stock
State Fish and Game Commission
Montana Fish and Game Commission
California
Business Men of
Dillon Motor
Buttecourt
Red Rock
A.A.A.W
Dillon Elks
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