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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1938

Page

8

Visitors Count Reach 5000 At Bison Range Talk

Dr E S Norton, manager of the Flathead national bison range on the reservation, reported to the Missoula Kiwanis club that more than 5000 people have visited this year. He spoke on bison history from 1521 Cortez in Mexico to present day and noted albino specimens drawing public interest.

Dr. E Norton Buffalo Cortez Mexico Flathead Indian Reservation E. S. Norton Missoula Pennsylvania Great Plains M. J. Elrod The University Flathead Reservation Conrad Kalispell Walking Coyote Pend d'Oreille

Longtime Montana Editor W C Kester Dies at 74

W C Kester 74 dean of newspaper men in northern Montana died in a Havre hospital from asthma and complications. Survived by Mrs Kester and two daughters Pearl Bailey Coeur d Alene Ida and Vera McAnelly Great Falls. He owned Liberty County Farmer until selling to A E Babcock Chester and bought Hi Line weekly in Hingham. He founded Chinook Opinion 48 years ago and directed the Joplin band after a noted career as a musician.

W. C. Kester Hingham Montana Havre Kester Pearl Bailey Coeur d’Alene Ida Vera McAnelly Great Falls Liberty County Farmer A. E. Babcock Chester

Experiment Succeeds at Deer Lodge Fire Stations

Four test tube fire stations in the Deer Lodge national forest will be closed for the season by September 30. They measured humidity timber moisture content wind velocity and other factors to predict fire hazard and were pronounced a complete success. The Free City of Danzig area is 791 square miles.

Deer Lodge National Forest

Bozeman Home Turns Nursery To Teach Home Ec

Montana State College expands practical home management training by renting the remodeled home to host a two day per week nursery school run by senior women. The program prepares graduates to teach home economics in Montana vocational high schools, with supervised teaching and summer home applications.

Montana Montana State College Gladys Branegan Emily Post Bozeman Dean Branegan Lelia Massey

Insurance Paid on Hail Losses Warrants Totaling 32519 83

Warrants totaling 32519.83 drawn by State Auditor for 1938 hail insurance adjustments. Payments to county treasurers include 30656.15 as payments due and 1863.68 as delinquent tax deductions. Readable county totals list numerous counties and amounts with one note of a delinquent tax deduction in Big Horn county.

Office of State Auditor John J. Holmes State Hail Insurance Department Blaine Breadwater Carbon Cascade Chouteau Custer Daniels Dawson Fallon Fergus Gallatin Garfield Glacier Golden Valley Hill Judith Basin Lewis and Clark Liberty Madison McCone Musselshell Phillips Pondera Powder River Prairie Richland Roosevelt Rosebud Sheridan Sete Teton Toole Treasure Valley Wheatland Wibaux Yellowstone Big Horn’ County Teau

NYA Grants Made to 196 Montana Schools

J B Love Montana NYA director announces allocation of 65 266 for 1938 39 school year to 196 public and parochial high schools with a monthly average of 1210 students earning 6. The total funds are 32840 less than last year due to cessation of drought grants though grant is 1516 higher than last year. Some counties report crop damage from grasshopper hail and rust. Love will confer with regional NYA director Dr Kenneth Rowe in Billings and may tour distressed areas.

NYA Montana J. B. Love National Youth Administration Love Drouth Washington Tate Billings Kenneth Rowe Washington, D.C

Tax collections dip in August by about fifty thousand

State board of equalization reports August 1938 collections totaling 636 266 60 a drop from 686 809 09 in August 1937. Declines blamed on gasoline taxes oil production and license taxes with several lines showing lower receipts while overall year income may offset the monthly fall. Cervantes and Scott noted.

State Board of Equalization E. A. Dye Sam D. Goza John J. Greene Montana

Fort Peck dam crest rises as emergency signal system planned

The Fort Peck dam crest advances about 47 feet toward final height after hydraulic fill of 1.6 million cubic yards between August 16 and 31. An upstream signal system with 200 ft alarm boxes automates dredge shutdowns and directs pumping to reduce corepool water during emergencies.

Fort Peck

Saco divide plan favored by federal bureau says Glasgow official

Otto M. Christinson reports the bureau of reclamation favors lowering the charge against the Saco divide project for Milk River works. R Williams replies the project may be feasible if existing works are not repaid by the Saco divide unit. Helena offices mobilize 48 county labor for beet harvest with 300 beet toppers located for farm placements. US game fish losses estimated at 25,000 tons annually. Amethysts from India, Ceylon, and Brazil noted.

Glasgow Malta Bureau of Reclamation Otto M. Christinson R. Williams Bureau Christinson Helena Montana Employment Service R. B. Downs

Montana wolfers mourn Farber Irion and kin

Casey Barthelmess recalls Farber Irion of Olive who died at Lakeview Mont and was famed as a wolfer with 25 to 35 years of work. He and brothers Ray and AL were noted for marksmanship, riding skills, and wolf and coyote drives in the Miles City and Mizpah areas.

Farber Irion Miles City Lakeview Mont Ray Farber Casey Barthelmess Olive Coyote Maxwell Buttes Irion Corral Creek Mizpah C. H. Irion Scottsbluff Neb A. F. Kelley Epsie John A. J Lee William Irion

Reorganization at Helena Catholic Diocese Names New Roles

Bishop Joseph M. Gilmore announced elevation of Rev. John J. Sullivan to chancellor of the Helena diocese succeeding Rev. Edward Gilmore who becomes pastor at Sacred Heart parish in Rowan. Rev. George B. Gerner will replace Sullivan as assistant at St Helena Cathedral.

Helena John J. Sullivan Edward Gilmore Joseph M. Gilmore Sacred Heart Rowan George B. Gerner Carroll College Father Sullivan St. Helena

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