Sheridan Woman's Library club elects officers for 1937 38
The Sheridan Woman's Library club announces officers for 1937 38 including D W Raymond president S P Kitt vice president W H Brinton secretary Flora McNulty corresponding secretary Mrs Rossiter treasurer and Mrs G W Richtenour historian Lorte Branch auditor Welkes Hill program chair E D Swisher membership M F McNulty library and J Fenton cancer control captain Rossiter appoints a committee for Ladies Aid Episcopal Guild Catholic Guild Duncan district and others A C Smith elected school trustee and Mrs E D Marsh leaves for Montana lambing season begins with Foster Bros O A Schulz and Son operating day and night shifts due to cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W
A. C. Smith
Dillon
Foster Bros
O. A. Schulz and Son
State Income Taxes Show Big Increase
Montana shows rising income tax receipts with $192,751 collected by April 9, up from $143,328 last year, a 34.5 percent gain. Fiscal year totals rise from $284,387 in 1935 to $380,437 in 1936, with projections suggesting possible annual receipts over $511,000 and increases in both the general and school funds.
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Montana
The
State Board of Equalization
Pyle ranch visitor details beef shipment and local travels
Polaris Andy Pyle visited the Pyle ranch Tuesday before returning to the C D ranch near Wisdom with 170 head of prime beef steers delivered at Armstead for Mr. Hazelbaker buyer Guy Gray. Shipment went to James Manion at Idaho Falls stock yards. Overnight stop at D L ranch. J D Harrison and KE P Marchesseau lambing.
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Andy Pyle
Pyle
Mr. Pyle
C-D
Wisdom
Armstead
Mr. Hazelbaker
Guy Gray
James Manion
Idaho Falls
D-L Ranch
Birch Creek P T A Program Highlights Local Visit
The Nelson school program included Luella Stickney speaking on cancer control. Pupils enjoyed a field day by the creek with teachers Tessie Hanratty and Davine leading the event. Community visitors and residents attended, including Mrs Maynard Miller and family, Mrs Graham and children, and Mr Luth er Willard.
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Nelson
Luella
Stickney
Davine
Birch’ Creek
Tessie_Hanratty
Maynard Miller
Graham
Jack Keenan
McAdams
Khuntz
Luther Willard
Dillon Scouts Aim to Grow Local Program in 1987
The Dillon Citizens committee urges friends of scouting to support a 1987 fund drive. Since 1985 the program has grown from one troop and one cub pack to plans for another troop and possibly a second cub pack, totaling 125 to 150 boys. Local volunteers train Dillon boys in outdoor life and citizenship.
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Dillon
Farmers Optimistic Over Crop Prospects
Encouraged by good prices for farm products, farmers start spring work with confidence. N O Miller of the Bozeman Production Credit association says members are arranging funds on a budget plan to carry operations to harvest. The first state branch office opens in Dillon with H B Sager as agent to serve Beaverhead County borrowers.
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N. O. Miller
Bozeman
Miller
Dillon
H. B. Sager
Beaverhead County
Girl Scout Council Sets Special Meeting With Guest Speaker
A special meeting of the Gir Scout council will be held at the commissioner's home Mrs H M Warner Thursday at 7 pm All committee chairmen are asked to attend Mrs Corrinna Fechter of Bozeman will speak on a girl scout training course at Normalk college.
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Girl Scout Council
Gir Scout Council
H. M. Warner
Corrinna Fechter
Bozeman
Normalk College
Diana Rebekah Lodge No. 42
Ardis Dixon
Billings
St James Guild Plans Regular Thursday Meeting
The St James Guild schedules a regular meeting for Thursday April 15 at the guild hall with Mrs C E Blinn and Mrs EB Poindexter as hostesses.
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St. James’ Guild
Guild Hall
C. E. Blinn
EB. L. Poindexter
Montana Crops and Livestock Outlook In Early April
Winter conditions left eastern Montana livestock in poor flesh with exhausted feeds and high-priced imports. Snowpack and irrigation water prospects varied by region, with March snows improving moisture and crop outlook though dormancy persisted in many counties. Beaverhead reports warm temps with general moisture aiding grass growth and livestock in good condition ahead of spring work.
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Montana
J. C. Taylor
Montana State Extension Service
Beaverhead
Beaverhead Valley
Big Hole
Kappa Epsilon Guild Entertained by Eleanor Boetticher
Eleanor Boetticher hosted the Kappa Epsilon guild at her South Atlantic street home at 6 o clock Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Epsilon Guild
Eleanor Boetticher
South Atlantic Street
Crested wheat grass circle aids Montana ranchers and 4-H growth
A Montana extension circular by Ralph D. Mercer highlights crested wheat grass for pasture and reseeding on ranches. It notes two grass strains, seeding data, and usage. free copies go to county agents. The piece also covers 4-H enrollment surpassing one million, and a college open house with events for visiting students in Bozeman.
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Montana
Ralph D. Mercer
Extension Agronomist
Mercer
Great Plains
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Polaris
J. D. Harrison
KE. P. Marchesseau
Grasshopper Valley
Frank Marchesseau
H. A. Marchesseau
George Pyle
W. 8. Tash
Elmer Hayes
Will Pahnish
Russell Harrison
J. T. _Ashworth
Jack Miller
Hollis Harrison
Vancouver
B. C
E. A. Marchesseau
J. J. Brown
George Judge
Helena
Darrell Weaver
Ralph Harrison
Big Hole Basin
Curly” Robbins
Polaris Store
Elkhorn Springs
Robbins
Farmers’ Union
City Hall
Adlernka
M. Gosman
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
Butte
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Title Association
Pearl L Smith
Mont
Lewis & Walker
William Skully
Sabet
Kappa Epsilon
Tribun
Uncle Sam
I Service
India
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bombay
Lindberg
Anna May
M. Lizzie Furnald
Quincy
Mass
Mises
George Burns
Gracie Allen
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Acie
Atute & Pleasant One
Robertverett
Wilda Parker
Everett
Edwin Hahn
Carroll O'Rourke
George "Tubb
Lewistown
Mias Parker Hag
Betty Ross
Julia Armstrong
Bozeman Chamber of Commerce
Drama
Rebekah
International Harvester Organization
International Harvester
Easy Purchase Plan
Paddock & Tyro Garage
Pathfinder
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