Election of officers and local social notes from Dillon
The meeting for the election of officers was held at the school house on Saturday. Mrs. George Pyle was re elected as clerk and George Harrison was reelected trustee. Miss Gladys Carr from Mill Point visited Dillon to spend the weekend with her parents. The Grasshopper Herding association held its annual general election session. Guests dined with C D McKown of Seattle and Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Weaver at the Harrison home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George “Pyle
George Harrison
Gladys’ Carr
Mill Point
Dillon
F. M. Carr
Nora H. Knoll
Butte
Hollis Harrison
Seattle
C.D. McKown
Gerald Harrison
George ‘Harrison
Elmer Hayes
Carl. L. Knoll
Tom Judge
Knoll
J. D
Russell Harrison
J. D. Harrison
George Pyle
Argenta and Dillon Visitors and Local News Update
William Dunn Jr. visited Argenta while Dillon hosted guests including Roy Stanfield Homer Pilon and the O'Fallons. Hartwig and Mast families from Reichle and Dillon visited Hand home. Shaffer returned from Butte. O’Fallon secured work with the Fleming brothers. School election yielded no voters. KNX radio rumor warning from Victor Miller. Feleal mine installs new machinery and plans extensive drifting. Mrs. Laura Missein of Dillon hospitalized in Butte for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dunn, Jr
Argenta
Dillon
Roy Stanfield
Homer Pilon
Mary
Lucy O'Fallon
Julius Hartwig
Reichle
Carl Mast
Hand
Glenn Shaffer
Butte
Marion O'Fallon
Fleming Brothers
A. H. French
R. M. Fleming
Victor Miller
KNX
Hollywood
Feleal Company
Gold Finch Mine
Hens Struggle in Severe Conditions and Spring Price Outlook
Extension poultry specialist Miss HB E Cushman warns hens under stress may die with no clear cause and advises a salt boost of one pound per 100 birds along with higher cod liver oil to counteract limited greens and sunlight. The U S Bureau notes price shifts for fruits up while vegetables ease as crops recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HB. E. Cushman
U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Reichle school trustees election delayed by apathy
No school election was held due to insufficient voters, prompting talk of appointing a trustee as Reichle residents discuss the school as a community hub. The note highlights local families, election delays, and plans to keep the Reichle school active for neighborhood activities.
Republican Central Committee Meeting Set at Courthouse
The Republican County Central Committee will meet at the courthouse Thursday evening April 8 at 8 o'clock Chairman Sam W Ditty urges attendance The meeting will select one state committeeman to fill Pearl I Smiths seat and discuss local party matters Also listed is agricultural pricing for spring wheat durum oats barley and flax with sack costs included
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committee
Sam W. Ditty
Pearl I. Smith
Agricultural price shifts reflect mixed demand and favorable wheat moisture
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports March price trends show mixed changes across commodities with wheat prices easing due to better winter prospects while beef cattle and lambs rise. Dairy and poultry also trend higher. wool and eggs vary with seasonal shifts and regional conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau
Agricultural
Office of the Agricultural Statistician
United States
Local Social and Community Notes From Birch Creek Area
Dinner guests Mr and Mrs W E Be Roberts attended at Mr and Mrs Peter Swetichs. A crew removed a band of sheep owned by Norman Giles at the W B Roberts place on March 27. Velma Crocker of Armstead, daughter of Marcus Stauduhar senior, visited at the Stauduhar Hopp ranch. Peter Swetich bought a fine stallion at a sale and moved it to his ranch. H B Baumberger of Union Pacific in Dillon visited Birch Creek. Nick Salvo elected school trustee for a three year term at the annual election held Saturday April 3. Tessie Hanratty, Birch Creek teacher, visiting Butte this weekend. David Hagenbarth was a business visitor on the creek Thursday. Mr and Mrs Pete Biden visited their summer home Saturday. Bill Garrison and Frank Burrer of Reichle were in town Monday. Representative Joe Metlen of Armstead was a visitor in Dillon Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Dan Piccone
Frank Kagbich
Margaret
Bayan
Melrose
Reichle
Julius Hartwig
Argenta
Lima
Frances Moran
Butte
Lois Baril
Buhrer
Sheridan
Sam Woodring
Nicholas de Leon
Wayne Cummins
Wayne
Glen
Janey Bryan
Twin Bridges
Farmers’ Union
Velma Crocker
Bitter Root Ranch for Sale near Hamilton
20 acres of excellent orchard and 20 acres of good hay land with first class free water right. Includes apple house. Located 14 miles west of Hamilton. Written by O. M. Gerer, Hamilton, 214.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple House
Hamilton
O. M. Gerer
Quick Attachables for Farmall 12 Tools
International Harvester promotes Quick-Attachable tools for the Farmall 12 tractor. Drawbar direct-connected machines like moldboard and disk plows, middlebusters, listers, planters, cultivators, mowers, and beet pullers attach in eight minutes or less with a speed wrench. All Farmall 12 tractors can be equipped to use these Quick-Attachable tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick-Deering
Farmall
International Harvester
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Laura Missein
Murray’ Hospital
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
J. C. Taylor
Montana Extension Service
County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Bozeman
Montana
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Ralph D. Mercer
Extension Agronomist
Northwest
Richard McCarthy
East
Beaverhead Abstract ‘Company
Tttle Association
Dillon, Mont
Lewis & Walker
Republican Central Committee
Ceres
Reward
Wool
Uary
Dex
the Tribune
Mary Keller
Birmingham
Ala
Charles Butterworth
Fred Astaire
Nbc-Red
Pasadena
Calif
James Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Stave Mesner
W._E
Roberts
Peter Swetich
Norman’ Giles
W. B. Roberts Place
Bill Garrison
Frank Burrer
Joe Metlen
Armstead
Adlertica
Geo. M. Man
Paddock & Tyro Garage
Patgfinder
Center of the World
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