Pinochle Club Scores and Melrose Meeting Announced
Mr iM Cummins hosted a Pinochle gathering at Edna McGrath's home Saturday evening. High scores went to Mrs Lipscomb and Mr John Ver Dance, low scores to Mrs Dan Piccone and Mr James McGrath. Farmers Union Local 490 held a Melrose meeting with reports on district events and a poem about war. An open May 1 meeting in Melrose at 8 p.m. will feature James Garri son of the State Water Conservation board and county agent Bernard Williams discussing rural electrification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Im. Cummins
Mray
Edna McGrath
Wenn. Lipscomb
John Ver
Dan Piccone
James - “McGrath
Farmers Union Local No
Melrose
Frank Buhrer
Butte
Albert Streb
James Garrison
State Water Conservation Board
Bernard . Williams
Grade School Children to Present Musical Concert
Several hundred training school children from the intermediate and junior high departments perform in an elaborate musical at the training school auditorium on April 29 at 8 p.m. under Mrs Grace Redburn. The event is free to the public and moved to Thursday because of a Friday clinic. Assistants include Miss Bernice Erickson on piano and Miss Billy Baxter on organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Redburn
Court Reverses Bank Decision in Lima Case
Montana Supreme Court directs judgment for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corpora tion as receiver of the First National Bank of Lima against John Peter ain. The Beaverhead county district court had entered judgment for the defendant in February 1936, in a suit over liability as a stockholder at the date of suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State Supreme Court
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
First National Bank of Lima
John Peterain
Beaverhead County
Ball Players Hold Successful Meeting For Dillon Junior League
Dillon's junior league baseball program opened with a strong turnout. Emil Conger and C. M. Casterline led the meeting and gathered names and addresses to form four teams sponsored by the American Legion. Potential four baseball diamonds were proposed to host the sandlot players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Emil Conger
C. M. Casterline
American Legion
April Range and Livestock Report Highlights Weak Pasture
Range conditions on April 1 show 60 percent of normal with ranges in western Montana reporting surplus feed and eastern areas relying on imports. Cattle condition steady, with thin herds in the north central to southeast regions and better prospects in the southwest. lambing underway and ewes losses normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Missouri River
Argenta lease signals mining expansion at Groundhog group
Bob Fleming and associates secured a lease on the Groundhog group and have set a crew to work. They anticipate substantial development and shipping high value ore soon. Local visits are noted with residents traveling between Idaho Falls Dillon Bannack and Reichle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Fleming
Entrants Sought for Fort Missoula Citizen Military Camp
Beaverhead county seeks entrants for the Fort Missoula camp to be held July 1 to 30. Each county may enroll three entrants. Boys interested should apply at the post office this month for entrance into the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry ‘Andrus
Beaverhead County
Fort Missoula
Tea for A. A. U. W. head Mrs Davis hosts Saturday tea
Mrs S E Davis will hold a tea this Saturday from three to five in honor of Miss Hather Elderkin of Butte state president of the American Association of University Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Davis
Hather Elderkin
Butte
The
American Association of University Women
Beaverhead County safety poster winners named
The Legion's highway safety poster contest across Beaverhead County schools selected two winners per division. Florence McBain and Mary Liggett won high school, Florence Rice won seventh and eighth, Jerry Kennedy and Lucille Reis won fourth to sixth, Billy Dean Harrison and Hiram Peterson won first to third. Cash prizes of 3 and 1.50 were awarded. winning posters advance to the state contest and others are on display at the training school's art room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Florence ‘McBain
Mary Liggett
Geventh
And
Mary Baker
Normal College
Frank .D. Willis
W. D. Bierrum
Wilkinson Elected President of Rotary
Sam Wilkinson Jr was elected president of Rotary for the coming year beginning July first. Harold Snow retires as president and becomes vice president while Tom Gilbert is re elected secretary treasurer. The new officers were chosen by the newly elected board of directors last Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Board of Directors
Sam Wilkinson
Rotary
Harold Snow
Tom Gilbert
Armstead 4 H Club Cleans Up Community
Armstead 4 H club girls led by Miss Rosa Lee Brown and Mrs Sherman Koontz held a community clean up on Saturday April 24. They collected rubbish and transported it to the dump then enjoyed a picnic at Scott's grave. Assistance from Miss Sophia Guyaz Mrs Farber Irion and Dick Given aided the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstead 4-H Club
Rosa Lee Brown
Sherman Koontz
Scott
Sophia Guyaz
Farber Irion
Dick Given
Thankful notice for Mike Boka funeral acknowledgments
We express heartfelt thanks to the American Legion pallbearers and all who sent flowers after the death of Mike Boka. Mr and Mrs Anton Boka and family extend appreciation for the kindness shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Mike Boka
Anton Boka
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Richard Meccarthy
East Granite
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Mtfle Association
Parl L Smith
Mont
Lewis & Walker
Lewistown
Telegraphy Club
Woodland Park
Kalispell
Carinthia
England
Scotchman Naa
Lewis Island
Scotland
Manchester
Harry
Dad
Bob
London
Haymarket S. W. 1
New York
Love, Monte
Argenta
A. H. French
Idaho Falls
John Hand
Whitehall
Harl Conklin
Walter Bently
Bently
Toolsoh
Powderville
Bannack
Jack Knight
Dale McQuarry
Roy Standfield
Dan Picconi
Reichle
Elmer
Pilon
Ansan
Adlerika
A. A. U. W. Head
Wilkinson
Armstead
Farmall
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