Senior activities and community notes in Dillon area
Local items report Bible Study gatherings in Dillon, visits by residents such as Peter Spritzer and Miss Campbell, a birthday party, a hospital admission for Miss Campbell, and travel notes. News mentions a kidnapping misnomer, a revived three month old named John Edward Darcey saved by two police officers on the way to Jersey City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Sarah Harroun
Dan Piccone
John Edward Darcey
Jersey City
N. J
Forest Fire Regulation Cites Beaverhead National Forest
Forest officials report Madison county area unusually fire free amid dry weather though smoke blankets the valley. Smokers must carry a bucket shovel and axe when entering forest boundaries and may not smoke except at camps or homes. A local slogan urges smokers to guard cigarettes and never let them go out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
National ‘Forest
Madison County
Planning for Montana’s Future Gains Steady Momentum
Montanans, Inc. reports progress on state planning across 34 counties and many cities. L A Campbell says the program aims for long term development beyond emergencies, stressing permanency and public understanding of a 10 to 15 year horizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montanans, Inc
L. A. Campbell
Manse society meets at Presbyterian church Thursday
A special meeting of the Manse society is set for Thursday afternoon at 3 o clock in the Presbyterian church. Lucille Chapman and Bert Chapman Jr of Missoula visit the Woodside home at Wade Lake with the Fred Woods. Joe Sprinkle visited Butte r on Monday. Cost figures cite New Deal rises with clothing up 21 percent and food 16 percent while wages stay near stagnant and rents ease slightly. AFL estimates about 10 million unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manse Society
Presbyterian Church
Lucille Chapman
Bert Chapman, Jr
Missoula
Fred Woodside
Woodside
Wade Lake
Perkins
American Federation’ of Labor
United Staes
Community visits and local travel noted in Dillon region news
Residents and visitors including Mrs. T. P Clemow Hon. George Clemow and families travel through Dillon for visits business matters and family events. Names include Jules Wenger Jr Ed die Wenger Carl Holman Jorgen Jorgensen and many others with trips to Billings Bozeman Yellowstone Park and Jackson rodeo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P Clemow
George ‘Clemow
Billings
Petit
Elizabeth Clemow
Jules Wenger, Jr
Eddie Wenger
George Reese
Dillon
Wendell Jardine
Small Son
Martin Jackson
Carl Holman
Bozeman
Mark Clemow
Cecile Hirschy
la Mesa
Calif
Bill Hirschy
San Diego
Charles Hirschy
San Francisco
The
Basin
Jorgen Jorgensen
Los Angeles
William Christensen
John Anderson
Richard Mortimer
Ed Zilmer
L. Collins
Stanton
Nebraska
Clemon
John Jackson
Harry Lapham
Emfield
New Hampshire
George .Woodworth
H. S. Armitage
Lucy Jardine
Will Rammon
Margaret
James Chipman
Dan Pendergast
Lena Nelson
Roy Zebarth
Sparkey
Yellowstone Park
Fred Hirschy
Waldhly
Melvin Land
North Fork
Henry Olson
Don ‘Ansom
Helen
Alex Crosby
Dysart Gowen
Jackson
Elizabeth Clemon
May
Dexter Rexroad
Bozeman PCA Offers Low Interest Aid to Montana Stockmen
Miller, secretary treasurer, announces Bozeman Production Credit association serves Park Gallatin Madison Beaverhead Jefferson Broadwater and Meagher counties. Drought hardens livestock. loans may finance feeder cattle and lambs and transportation. PCA supports wheat farmers under USDA ruling for on farm feeding. loans at 5 percent interest with interest only on funds used. PCA network totals 31 associations across Washington Montana Oregon Idaho under Production Credit Corporation of Spokane.
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Montana
Miller
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
PCA
Bozeman Production Credit Association
Bozeman Pca
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Production Credit Corporation of
Spokane
Jewelers Stand Against NRA In Code Assessment Case
Levy and Son of New York refuse to pay a $100 assessment levy by jewelry code authorities. They vow to fight in court, claiming 46 years of business integrity and independence from NRA guidance. The case could test whether NRA can compel payment across industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy & Son, Manufacturing Jewelers
New York
NRA
Johnson
Beamer party visits Barrett area amid travels to sites
The Beamer family from Seattle and Mrs. Marchesseau stayed at the Marchesseau ranch for a weekend visit after touring New York Boston Philadelphia and other locales. Ed Pyle damaged his Ford but no one was hurt. A large Isle of local residents attended rodeo and picnics at Elkhorn Springs.
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Barrett ‘Hospital
W. E. Beamer
Helen
Carol
E. P. Marchesseau
Seattle
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Virginia
Chicago
Beamer
Beamer Credit Company
Wash
Marchessea
Roanoke
Shen‘andoah
Ed Pyle
Bannock
Bill Banknécht
Grasshopper
Carl L. Knoll
Andy Hays
Elmer Hays
Tom Judge
Norman Nelson
Frank Marchesseau
Russell Brown
George Harrison
Henry Rhinehart
Coy Rice
Gus Mulkey
Elkhorn
Leon Bogse
George Proctor
Charley Rhodes
Adolph Pahnish
John Krueger
Bi] Banknecht
George Montgomery
Butte
O.H. Fuller
Missoula
Harrison Kellum
Polaris
Harrison
Elkhorn Springs
Frank Kellum
Jane
Dillon
E. F. Sill
Lima
Ben Stevenson
Judson Best
Elizabeth Marchesseau
Jeppson
J. C. Penney
Hansen
Jack Miller
Jackson
George Murray
Harold Murray
Ed Farley
Joe Madden
Creek
L. H. Daly
Wisdom
Paul
Betty
Marchesseau Ranch
Daly
George Cottrell
Leon Beese
Jim
George
Russell Harrison
Hidden Lake
Centen
Golfer’s first swing yields improbable hole in one
Mactavish made his golf course debut and hit a hole in one with his first swing. Dr James MacMann of Hampstead wills burial far from others. Bud Edmonton of Missouri chooses castor oil over 30 days on rock pile after arrest for intoxication.
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Mactavish
James MacMann
Hampstead
Eng
Bud Edmonton
Coluumbia
Mining Association Offers Report to Prospective Property Owners
An owner of a promising mining property in Beaverhead County can obtain a practical geologist and engineer's report with little trouble and expense through the Mining Association. Several mining properties in the region are open for lease, and interested parties may inquire of Mr. Smith or Wm. Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Hisroperty
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Mining Association
Goodwill as a precious, fragile social treasure
The piece extols goodwill as a priceless, delicate force in human relations, comparing its value to an orchid, a gold nugget, a turbine, youth, and the effort required to nurture and retain it. It emphasizes the importance of cultivating goodwill among people.
Crow causes fuss among Waupaca housewives
A pet crow ruckus over pina removal from a clothesline stirs Waupaca Wisconsin housewives. John Malott, 45, a farmer, talked over his 1984 tax bill with two brothers and hanged himself in Mackinaw Illinois. A Portland Maine woman owns a kitten with seven claws on each front paw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waupaca
Wis
John Malott
Mackinaw, Il
Charles E. Kent
Portland, Me
Local Visitors and Vacations Reported in Valley Community
Names of residents and visitors appear in brief notes across the valley. D. Y. Kannegaard visited Tuesday. Mrs. Ed Farley and companions traveled Yellowstone Park. The Lenox family and Estelle joined a Kimberley Idaho vacation. Mary Shepherd and Marjorie Boughton returned home from Bannack and Dillon visits. Luther Smith family from Dillon visited Elk Horn Springs while Theodore Nelson stopped by the Nelson ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nia Valley
D. Y. Kannegaard
Ed Farley
Yellowstone Park
George Lenox
Estelle
Alfred Thornton
Joe Buck
Kimberley
Idaho
Mary Shepherd
Bannack
Marjorie Boughton
Dillon
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Miss Campbell
Casper Hauser
Dion
Reichle
Jane Bryan
Julius Hartwig, Jr
Tidton
Roberta Roberts
Rexroad Ke Dillon
Dave Hagenbarth
Charles Burden
Artie Wilhelm
Aimnesy
Colorado
Our
Kidmage
Union Pacific Railroad
Pullman
Union Pacis
Joe Sprinkle
St. Peter and Paul's Church
Young, Ould
Short
Long
Bluefield
London
J. G. Smith
Atlanta
Otto Meeves
Walter
Pearl of
Niagara
Falls, N
Taffeta
Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science Publishing Society
One
Norway Street
Massachusetts
Pathfinder
Mae
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