Harvest Days Near End in Beaverhead County
Beaverhead county agricultural season winds down with final alfalfa and crop harvests, spud picking, and ongoing threshing. Labor shortages persist as livestock prices stay high and wages rise. Third War Loan drive targets 485 600 with county bond support boosts from the Federal Land Bank of Spokane totaling 7 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead Valley
Beaverhead
Charles H. Niblack
Land Bank
Federal Land Bank of Spokane
A. E. Williams
National Farm Loan Association
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Spokane
R. E. Brown
Williams
Mr. Brown
Mr. Williams
Bozeman National Farm Loan Association
Beavers Suffer Loss as Central Edges Ahead in Thriller
Central defeats Beavers 20 14 after a late touchdown pass from Dart to Krause. Dart Pierce and Boka starred for Dillon as Central added a late score after Dillon connected with Barth. Next, Beaverhead hosts Butte High Reds under Friday floodlights. Mrs F O Mitchell of Lima made a Dillon visit. Lutheran Ladies Aid hosts meeting at Mrs I W Vinsel's home.
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Dart
Krause
Beavers
Barth
Central
Pierce
Boka
Dillon
TIS
Osc
Edge Rocks
Kelly
J. Scofield
Poole
Stanchfield
Cca. l
Wagner Oes Fitzharris
Fidler
Brenvye
Ie Semmons
Scully
E. Fogarty
Cy. Davis
McDonald
Nelson
J. Davis
T. Scofield
Beaverhead County High School
Butte High Reds
Butte Central
Fairgrounds
Anaconda Central
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
I. W. Vinsel
Army Invades Dillon Monday In Scrap Drive
War Production board officials cowork with Minnesota North and South Dakota and Montana salvage bodies to run a six week campaign. The Victory Scrap Bank will collect scrap iron and steel from residents with emphasis on farm scrap. Neighborhood Leaders will survey farms for scrap then revisit to verify collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
War Production Board
Minnesota
North
South
Dakota
Montana
Dakotas
Victory Scrap Bank
WPB
Annual Hereford Show and Sale Details
The Hereford show and sale comes next month with an 8 15 p m hall gathering for stockmen and ladies. Fred Reppert will lead the sale with A G Williams as clerk. Sale set for Monday at 1 p m with Ross Miller H J and H B Sager Record Stockman and others as ringmen and reps. Prizes total 675 dollars in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Reppert
A. G. Williams
Ross Miller
Hereford Journal
H. B. Sager
Record- Stockman
Bob Teale
Western Livestock Journal
R. J. Struckman
Montana Farmer
E. A. Philips
Montana Stockgrowers Association
Three Teams Unde Undefeated In League Play
The commercial league schedule lists Oct 4 and Oct 5 games with multiple matchups including Montana Auto vs Texaco and Bond's vs Laundry on Oct 4 at 9:00, and Tribune against Task Transfer plus Gosman's versus Men's Store at 7:00 on Oct 5, highlighting three undefeated teams in league play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagerick’s
Powerettes
D. J. Co
Metlen
Montana Auto
City Drug
Texaco
Bond’s
Laundry
Eliel’s
Pes Warner’s
Paddock
Tribune
Task Transfer
Gosman’s
Men's Store
Orr Flowers
Winn’s
Montana Power
Court House
Wartime farm and home measures urged nationwide
Wartime updates detail burlap bag quota removals for 1943 and new seed bag sizes. Farmers urged to market turkeys to supply U S troops. Heavy underwear production up for shortage relief. War ration Book Four to be issued to 120 million. Next of kin notices and soldier serial numbers emphasized for military casualties and inquiries. OPA sets grape prices, shrimp prices eased, and guidance on free tobacco matches and home canning of fish provided.
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E. B. Gregory
Quartermaster General
Marvin Jones
War Board
War Production Board
OPA
Secretary of the Navy
Next of Kin
Navy
Army
War Department
Concord
California
War Food Administration
U. S. Naval Observatory
Victory Garden
Fish and Wildlife Service
Merchandise Mart
Chicago
Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
Senior Dance Follows Beaver-Butte Central Game
Beaverhead county high school seniors held a postgame dance in the high school gym after the Beaver-Butte Central game Friday night. Intermission entertainment featured Dan Boka and Bob Stanchfield with Ardella Lanner on accordion. Alfred Fidler served as MC. Chaperons were Dr. and Mrs. Harve Stanchfield and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Davis. Hayess Baxter's Orchestra provided music. Committee chairmen were Lois’ biker, Alfred Fidler, Dee Smith, Polly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County High School
Judge Lyman Bennett Speaks at Dillon Rotary Dinner
Judge Lyman H. Bennett of Virginia City told the Dillon Rotary club Monday night that international and administrative law are expanding, urging citizen vigilance over regulatory power. Col. H. C. McDougall and Maj. R. M. Hallam praised the community’s scrap iron drive, while Bob Stanchfield sang two songs and Lois Hazelbaker spoke on advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman H. Bennett
Virginia City
Dillon Rotary Club
United States
H. C. McDougall
R. M. Hallam
Dillon
Bob Stanchfield
Fred Honeychurch
Lois Hazelbaker
Sheldon E. Davis
Registration at the Normal College Announces Opening
Registration at the Normal College after the first week shows about 50 students for the year with 41 in the current period. Eighteen counties represented. Beaverhead leads with seven, Missoula Powell and Silver Bow with four each. Freshmen and sophomores dominate, with twenty diplomas and three degrees expected. Physical education starts next week with folk dancing and swimming planned. An opening reception for students and faculty was held at the residence hall Friday evening with refreshments and an entertainment program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
Beaverhead
Missoula
Powell and Silver Bow
Gallatin
Ravalli
Normal College Pool Hours and Go Day Plans
The schedule shows women and exceptional children swimming classes on weekdays, general women’s recreation midweek, and boys and men recreation on select weekday and Saturday slots. Additional hours depend on demand, with potential changes if participation is low. No weekend evening events. the second weekend is reserved for local church events. Go Day is planned for Thursday at Torrey Lodge, Birch Creek Canyon, weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of
Dillon
Normal College
Torrey Lodge
Birch Creek Canyon
Louise Piazzola Hosts Tenth Birthday at Sebree Street
Louise Piazzola entertained a group of friends this afternoon at her Sebree Street home to celebrate her tenth birthday anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Piazzola
Sebree Street
Mrs Louis Schmittroth Visits Stahl Home
Mrs Louis Schmittroth visits her parents Mr and Mrs Louis Stahl at their home in Smelterville Idaho during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Schmittroth
Mrs
Louis Stahl
Smelterville
Idaho
Dillon residents, visitors noted in local briefs
Berd Wilbur returned from LeProwillie Washington after his mother’s death. Melvyn Wilbur and family from San Francisco visited Dillon. Dick Hanson left for Salt Lake City to see his sister. Edwin R Buck and wife spent the weekend in Butte. C H Peterson of Bozeman visited daughter in Dillon. W R Gordon and wife moved to Ermont mine where he works as watchman. Mrs Nick Adder shopped in Dillon from Reichle. John Reiber and wife visited from Rock Creek. Dolores Williams pledged to Alpha Phi at MSU rush week. Merle Schmittroth and family note she studies at Cornish School of Dancing in Seattle. W J Nenene established residence in Dillon. Mrs George Palmer of Butte visited Dillon with her mother-in-law. Rev Calvin J Logan and Miss Jean Bishop attended Synod of Montana in Helena. Mrs M B Baird of Greeley and Mrs Marie Cooke of Boulder visiting Mrs Ernest Hazel. Charles Thomas and wife of Anaconda visited Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berd Wilbur
Dillon Case
Leprowillie
Wash
Melvyn Wilbur
Dillon
San Francisco
Dick Hanson
Chris Hanson
Salt Lake City
Robert Nevins
Edwin R. Buck
M. E. Buck
Butte
C. H. Peterson
Bozeman
Homer Faust
W. R. Gordon
Ermont Mine
Gordon
Nick Adders
Reichle
John Reiber
Rock Creek
Dolores
Phillips Apartments
George Palmer
Calvin J. Logan
Jean Bishop
Synod of
Montana
Helena
Presbyterian Church
M. B. Baird
Greeley
Colo
Marie Cooke
Boulder
Rationing Reminders for Gas, Sugar, Shoes, and More
Government ration notices list A 8 gasoline coupons valid outside eastern shortage area. Sugar stamps No 14 15 16 cover 5 pounds each and expire by October 31 1942. Shoes stamp 18 extended indefinitely. Meats fats red stamps X Y Z valid through October 2 with brown stamps A D C dates. Processed foods blue stamps U V W expire in October. Stove purchases require a certificate from local war price and rationing boards.
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Also Mentioned on This Page
F. O. Mitchell of
Lima
Dillon Saturay
The
Florence
Florence Hotel Missoula, Mont
Butte Reds
Rotary Club
Montana Power Company
7S Foundation
Vre
Pocatello
B. L. Chism
Union Pacific
J. J. Kelley
Butte, Mont
J. E. Kelley
First National Bank
Pwih Northwest Bancorperstion
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