Local nuptials in Kalispell and Dillon circles
Miss Geneva Bolser wed James W. Price in Kalispell as families from Fargo Cut Bank and Dell gather for the ceremony. The couple plans residence in Cut Bank after a Spokane trip. The page also notes a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. E B Roe, a shower for Mrs. Gibbons, and club meetings at Canyon resort with reports on state and national conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Bolser
H. E. Bolser
Fargo, N. D
James W. Price
W. A. Price
Dell
First Methodist Church
Kalispell
H. B. Ricketts
Dillon
Mrs. Price
Spokane
Cut Bank
E. B. Roe
The
Canyon Resort
D. V. Erwin
Selway
Carolyn White
W. B. Hartwig
George Gosman
E. L. Poindexter
W. G. Gilbert
A. I. Cashmore
G. D. Combes
D. A. Galt
Arthur Graeter
June Roe
County School Graduates Continue Pursuing Further Education
Kinson, post graduate students, Roy Ames, LaRue Cantrell, June Patrick, Lois Rider, Marion Rider and William Tait are listed among graduates. Numerous other high school graduates are continuing studies at various educational institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinson
Roy Ames
LaRue Cantrell
June Patrick
Lois Rider
Marion Rider
William Tait
Butte VFW Leader A. W. Anderson Visits City
A. W. Anderson of Butte state head of the Veterans of Foreign Wars toured the city on Monday on business, meeting local officials and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Anderson
Butte
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Wise River Social Roundup Includes Visits and Club Meeting
A flurry of visits and gatherings fills Wise River this week. Mrs. Fred Spaulding and family hosted in Helena and Dan Pendergast’s. Miss Veda Gill visited family in Butte and returned to Great Falls for nursing duties. The Wise River Women’s Club held its first meeting of the year at Mrs. Lew Peck’s home with two new members joining and a party focused on making party sandwiches assisted by county demonstrator Miss Tofte. Attendees included Mrs. H A Stanchfield, Mrs. Fargher, Mrs. Francis, and many locals sharing calls, dinners, and organized games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Spaulding
Helena
Dan Pendergast
Veda Gill
Dave Hickman
Butte
Frank Dodgson
Lorraine
C. W. Woods
Ben Mallon
Harry Bennett
Joan
Guy
Wise River
R. L. Jones
Retha
Donald
Dillon
Ralph Potts
Walter Goose
Ralph Tope
W. R. Allen
Anaconda
Fred Gill
Veda
Pendergast
Great Falls
Deaconess Hospital
Tom Pendergast
Elkhorn Springs
Ned Paddock
Paul C. Paddock
Bill Dodgson
Gilbert Dodgson
Husted
Billie Norris
Jim O’connell
Clyde Thompson
Laura Lu Thompson
Fishtrap
Paddock
Bob Hansen
Verne Stanchfield
Willis Hand
Bob Stanchfield
Ralston
McFarland’s
Jack Paddock
Besse
Husted Ranch
Paul
Bozeman
Sam Robinson
Frank Husted
Wise River Women’s Club
Lew Peck
Miss Tofte
Floyd Miller
Burgan
Carl White
James Dodd
Madison Valley
H A. Stanchfield
Norma Paddock
H. A. Stanchfield
Isabelle Fargher
Wallace Francis
Clark Huntley
Wisdom
Harold Martin
Burgans
Leslie Jones
J. S. Patérson
Elizabeth Allen
Besse Paddock
J. W. Patterson
Bessie Paddock
Eleventh District Dental Society Dinner Saturday
Members from Deer Lodge Anaconda Phillipsburg Dillon will attend a 6 30 p m quarterly dinner at the Canyon Resort. A speaking program and additional entertainment are planned and Dillon physicians are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh District Dental Society
Canyon Resort
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Phillipsburg
Dillon
Western states discuss vocational aid funds in San Francisco
Meeting in San Francisco will address how the $3.5 million federal boost for vocational rehabilitation is distributed among 11 western states. Leif Fredericks, Montana supervisor, notes the plan may require dollar-for-dollar state matching or be an outright grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Leif Fredericks
Montana
Fredericks
Dillon Camera Club to Resume Meetings Tomorrow
The Dillon Camera Club will resume its gatherings tomorrow evening at Eliel's store, inviting members to convene for discussion and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Camera Club
Eliel’s
Judge Ralph Arnold Named to Top Court
Governor Ayers appoints Judge Ralph L. Arnold of Missoula to the Montana Supreme Court to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Associate Justice Samuel V. Stewart. Arnold will serve until a successor is elected in 1940, with Stewart’s term expiring 1945. He takes the high court seat Oct. 1 after serving as fourth judicial district judge since 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Ayers
Ralph L. Arnold
Missoula
State Supreme Court
Samuel V. Stewart
Montana Judicial District
Arnold
Sanders
Mineral
Bar Valli
Lake Counties
Fourth Judicial District
Ayers
Mount Pulaski
Ill
Vocal club members greet high school audience
Twenty five students enrolled in vocal clubs attended a Thursday assembly at the high school. Speakers included Wilbur Gilbert of Montana State University Law School, Francis Tonrey from the State University School of Journalism, Mary Dawn Warner of Utah State College, Arthur Klebba from Montana State College Engineering, and Floyd Pahnish a State College student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Gilbert
Montana State University Law School
Francis Tonrey
State University School of Journalism
Mary Dawn Warner
Utah State College
Arthur Klebba
Montana State College
Floyd Pahnish
State Rotary Leader Visits with Cattle Industry Talk
The visiting state head of Rotary spoke briefly on the cattle industry of the deep south after a six week inspection trip. He contrasted southern conditions with Montana noting grass in Montana and soft summer growth in the south. Hiram Brundage chaired the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep South
South
Montana
Hiram Brundage
Fire Destroys Basement at Foster Residence
Dillon volunteers responded Friday to a basement fire at Walter Foster residence. Damage was limited mainly to smoke and water, with the blaze subdued by firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Walter Foster
First Presbyterian Church Welcomes World-wide Communion Sunday
Parish Wells D C minister leads Sunday school at 10:00 and morning worship at 11:00 with sermon titled The Lamb of God World wide Communion Sunday includes reception of members and is announced by First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
D. C
County Officials Attend Helena Conference
Miss Margaret Sweeney county Superintendent of schools and Miss Ann Feley training school instructor attended the state conference of county superintendents in Helena last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sweeney
Ann Feley
Helena
Regulations Announce Fishing and Hunting Changes Across Montana
Statewide fishing rules update includes Bull elk hunting in Meagher county October 15 to November 15. Gardiner firing line boundaries set near Yellow stone National Park north border. Delmo lake in Jefferson county closed to fishing from Oct 15. Madison river area seasons altered with Oct 15 to May 20 closures replacing prior dates. Meadow lake streams also closed Oct 15 to May 20. Madison river and related waters now close Oct 15 to May 20 and extend regular season through June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
Delmo Lake
Jefferson County
Madison River
Meadow Lake
Cabin Creek
Duck Creek
Hebgen Dam
Lakes Suit Opens Today In Butte Court
Judge Baldwin's short session will handle three federal condemnation suits seeking to take 3,601.51 acres, 1,821.02 acres, and 1,351.47 acres of land. The US government seeks judgments valuing the properties for a migratory waterfowl refuge at Red Rock lakes, with Montana and multiple landowners as defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
United States
State of
Montana
S.M. Jasper
Mamie Buck
Frederick I. Hanson
Joseph H. Buck
Agnes L. Buck
Red Rock Lakes
State board approves $680000 Upper Musselshell irrigation project
The state water conservation board formally accepts the Upper Musselshell project to supply 31 000 acre feet of irrigation water for Wheatland and Meagher counties. It ranks as the second largest constructed by the state after the Tongue river project in southeastern Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Water Conservation Board
Wheatland
Meagher
Tongue River
Montana
Montana County Tax Delinquency and Surplus Report
The Montana Taxpayer notes four funds meet over two million dollars of obligations before taxes November. Beaverhead County shows current taxes delinquent at 6.1 percent with all-time delinquency at $92,894 and a yearly decrease of $15,638. Across counties total unpaid taxes as of June 30, 1939, stood at $17,722,472, though down from the prior year due to moratorium payback and tax collection improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Montana
Gallatin
Daniels
Havre- Hardin
Beaverhead County
Relief recipients urged to diversify resources and stock cattle
A speaker urged relief clients in rural and small town areas to participate in an experiment in capitalism by acquiring a cow and feeding it through winter while feed is available. He noted free timber for fuel from private land or forests and free lignite outcroppings on public land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandford
Mrs. E. O. Selway Leaves for Seattle and Coast
Mrs. E. O. Selway departed on Saturday for Seattle and other Pacific coast destinations, likely visiting regional points of interest and travel hubs along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Selway
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bolser
Price
E. H. Lindsey
Kay
Groom
State University of Montana At
Tor
Vincent Gibbons
Fern Stahl
Edith Jackson
B.P.W. Club
Dillon Business and Professional Women’s Club
Gladys Forrester
Ses
Kansas City
Bertha Thibadeau
Mayme Allen
Presbyterian
High School
Normal College
Presbyterian Sunday School
Jean Bishop
Rose Rebich
Mike Rebich
Joseph Metully
F. X. Lechner
Edward Rebich
Rose Braadie
Mr. Metully
Ray Shannon
K. D. Flock
Mrs. Flock
Jackie
Cooper
Drummond
John Howard
Heather Angel
Frontiersman
William Boyd
Stanley and
Livingston
Spencer Tracy
Nancy Kelly
Richard Greene
Stanley
Africa
Jane Withers
D. L. Johnson
Coach Johnson
John Hartwig
Dennis Smith
WISE
Dental Society
Ralph Arnold
Rotary
First Presbyterian Church
Meagher County
LAKES
Butte Court
Sky Riders
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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