Old Age Insurance Payments Now Due in Butte Area
The Social Security Board in Butte announces eligibility for old age insurance benefits under the Social Security Act. Two payments are due: 3 percent of total wages for workers 65 or older who worked before 65 in covered occupations since 1936, and 3 percent to estates or relatives of deceased workers who earned wages in those occupations before 65. Claims require proper forms from the Butte office at 402 Silver Bow block, serving 13 southwestern Montana counties including Beaverhead.
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Social” Security Board
Butte
Social Security Board
Silver Bow Block
Montana
Beaverhead County
Tedesco Concludes Music-Art Forums in Public Forum
A sizable crowd gathered Tuesday at the training school auditorium for the final music and art forum led by Manoah Leide-Tedesco on American influence on European culture. Norman Coleman will lead the next community forum and invites attendees to propose discussion topics for upcoming meetings.
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Training School
Manoah Leide-Tedesco
Norman Coleman
Coleman
America
Asia
Japan
China
Far East
Russia
National ‘Labor Relations Board
South
Latin- America
Family May Share WPA Relief Jobs Under New Rule
Two family members may be certified for WPA relief work if the son marries and resides with the parents. Attorney General H J Freebourn ruled for County Attorney William R Taylor of Deer Lodge County. A grown son or daughter unable to earn a livelihood may be counted in the same family group for relief aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Freebourn
William R. Taylor
Deer ‘Lodge
Glacier National Park Funding Request Update
A proposed Interior Department appropriation seeks 234 920 for Glacier National Park in Montana for administration protection and maintenance. Superintendent E T Scoven received notice as the bill awaits Senate action with no major changes expected. The increase exceeds last year by 45 800, covering salaries materials and replacement equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier National Park
Mont
U.P
Interior Department
Glacier Park
E.T. ‘Scoven
Senate
Social Roundup An Active Week in Dillon Area
Readable notes show visits at the Clemon home and Pendergast ranches, plus many local business trips from Dillon residents.Social events include the Jolly Jackson Homemakers at Odd Fellows hall and a dinner party at the Montgomery Ajax ranch honoring Jack Hirschy with birthdays upcoming for Tom Nelson and Jack Hirschy.
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Phil Murphy
Coy Rice
Missoula
Jolly Jackson Homemakers Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Harry Lapham
William Melogue
Mrs
Jay Dunbar
Montgomery Ajax Ranch
Jack Hirschy
Harvey
Ben Johnson
Fred Kohl
Bob
Pete Peterson
Bob Dunbar
Cecile Hirschy
la Mesa
California
Bill Knutson
Bud
Mark Clemon
RoyceBarth
Margaret Sweeney
Dillon
Survantus Kerr
Dave Hirschy
Jackson
John Jackson
Anna Lee Shepherd
Fred Hirschy
Cecil Hirschy
Mr. Hirschy
Tom Nelson
Blinns Welcome Gilbert Eugene In Pullman
Mr and Mrs C E Blinn announce the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs H E Blinn of Pullman Washington The new arrival has been named Gilbert Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Blinn
H. E. Blinn
Pullman, Washington
Gilbert Eugene
Messenger couple welcome baby girl at Barrett hospital
Mr and Mrs Leo Messenger of Dillon welcomed a baby girl Saturday morning at Barrett hospital.
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Leo Messenger
Dillon
Barrett Hospital
Beaverhead High to stage Miss Millions senior play
The Beaverhead County High School senior play Miss Millions will be at the grade school auditorium on May 2. The cast features Andrew Pickorick as Fred Waring, Bob Gregg as Ronnie Singh, Alan Bradley as Cyrus Potts, Don Wheat as Miss Millions bodyguard, Frances Pickolick asMiss Millions, and other listed roles. Tickets are on sale at Thomas Bookstore for 40 cents adults and 25 cents students.
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Beaverhead County
Fred Waring
Andrew Pickorick
John Combes
Max Halliday
Ronnie Singh
Bob Gregg
Jack Selway
Cyrus Potts
Alan Bradley
Don Wheat
Frances Pickolick
Marjorie Decker
Florence McBain
Anna Christensen
Fisher
Mary Sweeney
Pansy
Estella Hansen
Thomas
Death Notice for Mrs Kate in Venice California
A death notice received from Mrs J F Wikidahi of Venice California reports the death of Mrs Kate. The brief item conveys the passing and the source of the notice.
Rural Schools Exhibit Health Projects in Beaverhead County
Twenty three rural Beaverhead county schools mark Child Health Day May 1 by exhibits in Dillon store windows from April 29 to May 2. Each school presents a health related topic such as Sleep, Spreading of Germs in School, The Fly, Nutrition, Posture and Ventilation with winners to receive bath room scales from City Drug. Judges name listed and organizers noted.
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Beaverhead County
Dillon
Ragsdale
Armstead
Nelson
Dewey
Westwood
Riverside
Riteway
Monida
Dart Hardware and Implement
Polaris
Drummy
Lakeview
Tribune Publishing Company
Argenta
Millpoint School
Blacktail
City Drug — Wisdom School
Gosman Drug
Quartz Hill
Dickey's Grocery
Montana Mercantile — Hast Fox
Hale's
Jackson School
City Drug Company
Mary Baker
Jean Ballard
W. J. Bierrum
Margaret E. Holloran
Nelle Doyle
Big Hole Road Opens After Inspection Trip
K. D. Fleck reports the Big Hole road from Big Hole to Wisdom is now open after a Beaverhead National Forest inspection. Snow is gone except for a muddy stretch on Carroll hill being graded. trip completed without great difficulty.
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Wisdom Ranger Station
K. D. Fleck
Beaverhead National Forset
Big Hole
Wisdom
Carroll Hill
Masonic Grand Officers Visit Dillon Lodge
Delegations from Lima and Twin Bridges attended a banquet Saturday night honoring Edwin Grafton of Billings grand master of the grand lodge of A F and A M and Byron Gaither of Worden grand tiler. Visiting grand lodge officers Rev J A Meeke and Dr Horace Turner of Billings spoke.
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Lima
Twin Bridges
Edwin Grafton
Billings
Grand Lodge
Byron Gaither
Worden
Grand Tuler
J. A. Meeke
Horace Turner
Montana Ranks Ninth in Safety Records in Nation
Sam W. Mitchell secretary of state received a National Safety Council statement showing state safety rankings. Deaths per million miles ranged from Rhode Island 7.7 to Montana 12.2 and Georgia 22.9, based on miles traveled.
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Montana
Sam W. Mitchell
National Safety Council
Rhode Island
Georgia
Dell Area Social and Local Office Updates
Dell residents and visitors named include Oscar Gravely Peter Peterson S M Mc Knight Nellie McKnight D D McKnight Joe Birrer Walter Bastian H C McNinch Alma Henderson Mrs George Lefgren and families. H M Birrer and son Hershel visited from Hamilton. Mrs Joe Birrer saw Jezebel in Dillon. Dell Home Demonstration club met at Edna Bimat’s with Lillian Stone speaking on rugs. Next meeting May 25 at Mrs Bimat’s. A relief agent A J Tompblison left Idaho Falls after visiting. L M Pfiffner back from Rochester Minn with Mrs Pfiffner for medical care. Mrs Jim Hudgins in Idaho Falls on business. Joe Birrer and Frank Baldwin visited Butte. Taylor Grazing meeting in Dell well attended. Don Potter returned to Gleed ranch from Tulsa after winter with parents.
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Thode
I Dillon
Dell
Oscar Gravely
Peter H. Peterson
Hershel
Lima
Hamilton
Joe ‘Birrer
Jezebel
Dillon
Dell Home Demonstration Club
Edna Bimat
Lillian Stone
Mesdames
Addie
Ray Martinell
Bimat’s
A. J. Tompblison
Idaho Falls
L. M. Pfiffner
Rochester
Minn
Pfiffner
Jim Hudgins
Joe Birrer
Frank Baldwin
Butte
Taylor
Don Potter
Gleed
Tulsa
Okla
Montana survey on student drinking launched by Temperance panel
State Temperance commission begins a survey of Montana schools to measure student drinking. Secretary Raymond Lewis announced after a Helena board meeting, with Lewis sent to the Northwest Conference of Recreational Leaders in Salt Lake City from April 12 to 18.
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Montana
The
State Temperance Commission
Raymond Lewis
Helena
Lewis
Northwest Conference of Recreational Leaders
Salt Lake City
District Track Meet to Be Held at County Fairgrounds
Dillon hosts a district track and field meet Saturday with squads from Lima Twin Bridges Sheridan Virginia City Ennis Harrison Whitehall and Boulder. Events start at 1:30 pm with track races and field events earlier and a trophy for the winning team plus event ribbons.
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Dillon
Lima
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Virginia City
Ennis
Harrison
Whitehall
Boulder
Beaver
Cultivation Cuts Grasshopper Eggs in Montana
Bozeman April 18 Dr H B Mills Montana State College entomologist says cultivation is a cheap effective way to destroy grasshopper eggs. Plow six inch deep to cap stubble then pack and harrow. Mills proposes three point plan plow all non critical stubble avoid stubble in crops burn weeds early to equalize hatch and shorten it.
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Bozeman
Mont
U.P
H. B. Mills
Montana State College
Mills
Kenney Stay Granted in Lib rarian Suit Appeal
Following a district court ruling in Helena in his favor, Philip O. Kenney former State University librarian seeking reinstatement was stayed from further proceedings by a Montana Supreme Court order to allow the Board of Education to perfect an appeal to the higher court.
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Helena
Philip 0. Kenney
State University
Montana Supreme Court
Board of Education
Epworth League Food Sale Set At Warner's Store
Epworth League plans a food sale at Warner's Food Store on April 30 to raise funds. Proceeds go to church activities and local missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner's
First blast at Snake Butte quarry lifts rock face
Fort Peck Montana April 19 The initial blast of the year at Snake Butte quarry released over 30,000 cubic yards of quarrystone. Workmen say engineers placed more than 22,000 pounds of powder at seven points in a T shaped hole behind the rock surface and detonated it to lift the entire face. The rock will be hauled 156 miles by rail to Fort Peck dam for facing the upstream slope of the large water wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Peck
Mont
U.P
Snake Butte
Fort Peck Dam
Oil Spreader Purchase Aids Highway Oil Spread
Highway officials will spread oil in large quantities. State Purchaser S. 8, McQuitty aided by buying a huge tank. Spreader mounted on a truck from Petrie Machinery of Billings for $3,493.
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S. 8
McQuitty
Petrie Machinery Company
Trash fire flares in hotel basement
A fire started in a pile of trash in the basement of the Andrus hotel Tuesday afternoon. The blaze caused smoke damage throughout the building but was confined to the basement by the Dillon volunteer fire department.
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Andrus Hotel
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Youth Survey Report At B P W Meeting
Regular city hall meeting of the B P W club led by Elizabeth Winn. Mayme Allen presented the Youth Survey Committee report. A round table on legal matters was led by Glenna Yonce. BerNice Metlen and Elveretta Langdorf directed the session.
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B. P. W. Meeting
B. P. W. Club
Legislative Committee
Berniece Metlen
Elveretta Langdorf
Elizabeth Winn
Mayme Allen
Glenna Yonce
Cemetery project adds more contributors to sponsor group
More contributors have joined the list funding the cemetery project, now backed by the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Ips
Elub
Civic officials form planning group for National Air Mail week
Beaverhead civic representatives gathered Tuesday afternoon in Dillon to organize observance of National Air Mail Week. Postmaster Harry J. Andrus chaired the meeting with state and local leaders from the Rotary club, Chamber of Commerce, American Legion, schools, and Boy and Gi Scouts. An executive committee including D. A. Galt and Lee McCracken was named to oversee contests and prizes for a local air mail poster and essay competition with judges F. D. Willis Mary Baker Mabel Colb and Ernest Luebbe W B Willey Jes Bishop slated as essay judges.
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Beaverhead
Civic
Dillon
Harry J. Andrus
Beaverhead County
Mabel Colb
Air Mail
Ernest Luebbe
W. B. Willey
Jes Bishop
D. A. Galt
Sam Wilkinson
Conrad Orr
Dillon Masonic Group Visits Lima Lodge
John T. Orr senior grand deacon of the grand lodge A F and A N of Montana led twenty Dillon Lodge No. 1 members on an official visit to Evergreen Lodge No. 45 in Lima on Tuesday evening. An eight o'clock dinner was served at the Sill cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Orr
Grand Lodge
Montana
Dillon Lodge No. 1
Evergree Lodge No. 45
Lima
Sill Cafe
Police Urge Safe Bicycle Riding In Dillon Town
Charles Nelson the Dillon police chief urged parents to instruct children on bicycle rules after two weeks of bicycle collisions. He stressed caution and enforcing musts and must nots for riders following a near miss on Idaho Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nelson
Polic
Dillon
Idaho Street
Sai
Triplet Calves Born In Laurel Dairyman's Herd
Laurel Montana April 18 W W Teeters a local dairyman reported the birth of triplet calves weighing a total of 136 pounds The farmer noted the unusual litter as a notable livestock event and urged readers to subscribe for more local farming news.
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Laurel
Mont
U P
W. W. Teeters
Laurel Dairyman
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Wise River
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C. Burgess
Hubbard
Pierce
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Alex Tait
McGahan
Whipple
Cashmore
Cc. Burgess
Keeney
Dillon Masonic Group
Dillon Hide & Fur CO
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Richard McCarthy
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Title Association
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