Tashs and friends visit Dillon for rodeo and wrestling
Mr and Mrs W S Tash and friends Earl Tash John Knoll Clare Judge and Paul Cooper visited Dillon for a weekend rodeo and wrestling match. Others, including George Harrison and Hollis Harrison families, were also in Dillon for the event. A Saturday fire at J D Harrison and Pyle fields burned about 25 acres but remained under control by evening with Lukens and his Jackson crew and Montgomery and his men handling smoldering fields until Monday. Joe Madden visited the Judge home Monday. Latter week notes include Mrs Carl L Knoll trip to Mammoth Springs Yellowstone and school resuming next Tuesday with Walter B Smith teaching again.
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W. S. Tash
Dillon
Earl Tash
John Knoll
Clare Judge
Paul Cooper
George Harrison
Russell Harrison
Hollis Harrison
Little and
Watte
J. D. Harrison
Pyle Fields
Mr. Lukens
Ranger
Jackson
George Montgomery
Joe Madden
Carl L. Knoll
Mammoth Springs
Clyde Penny
Yellowstone National Park
Georgia Metlen
Ancerol
Ralph Spencer
George Judge
John Judge
Helen
Walter B. Smith
Montana State agronomist urges fall smut control campaigns
Sam L Sloan extension agronomist at Montana State College writes to county agents urging fall smut control campaigns in all winter wheat regions. He notes a serious smut year across the state with infestations in less-affected areas. Copper carbonate is common in Montana and ceresan treatment grows in popularity.
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Sam. L. Sloan
Montana State College
Bannack Chief Recounts Yellowstone Visits by Ancestors
Bannack Indian leader Charles Peterson, refusing his tribal name, says his people frequented Yellowstone to winter on the plateau. He recalls forebears cooking meat in hot pools and fish in the Fishing Cone, a tale confirmed by ranger Willis T. Smith. Peterson, chief since 1927, once met President Roosevelt in Washington.
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Bannack
Yellowstone Park
Fort Hall
Idaho
Yellowstone
National Park
Willis T.’ Smith
Charles Peterson
Yellowstone Lake
West Thumb
Peterson
Washington
Roosevelt
Park
Park County News
Make No Little Plans for Beautified Towns
Quote from Rotarian Magazine urges big, imaginative city plans inspired by Daniel Burnham. Calls for community service, lasting beautification, and a motto to drive future generations toward orderly, beautiful developments.
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Daniel Burnham
Chicago
Land use shifts under adjustment contracts cited by officials
Extension service officials describe the constructive use of land as a key phase of the Agricultural Adjustment administration program. This year more than 27,500,000 acres, about one in 12 cultivated acres, were removed from surplus crop production as farmers work contracted land to build soil fertility and prevent erosion.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Extension Service
Notable visitors from Elgin Seattle and Butte
Mrs Addie Coyne Muntz of Elgin Illinois Miss Frances Chase of Seattle and Mrs A Jones and Mrs I F Kirby of Butte were calling on Dillon friends Tuesday Mrs Muntz was born in this city and her cousin Miss Chase is a graduate of the Normal college here
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Addie Coyne Muntz
Elgin
Ill
Frances Chase
Seattle
A. Jones
I. F. Kirby
Butte
Dillon
Muntz
Miss Chase
The
Normal College
Rodeo Weekend Guests and Local Socials in Dillon
Elkhorn Hot Springs visitors include Mr and Mrs W E Hazel of Kentland Indiana and BE Hazel in Dillon for the rodeo. Luella Stickney hosted dinner with Mrs George Pyle and Mrs Cole from Argenta and Elmer Hays. E K Hazel and Maudie Van Patten with Jardine Rife returned to Dillon. Barrett hospital treats Mrs W E Hazel. Marchesseau family visited Cushing home.
Dates Set For Duck Season Announced
Duck hunters may pursue wild fowl under two zones with dates October 21 to November 19 in the north and November 20 to December 19 in the south. Restrictions include no sink boxes or sneak boats, no blinds beyond 100 feet from shore, no baited water, no live decoys, and a three shell limit with a ten gauge or smaller. Daily bag limits are ten ducks and four geese with possession limits and daily shooting hours from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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J. N. Darling
U. S. Biological Survey
2085 pledge sticker aims to curb highway deaths
Rotarians in Santa Ana created the 2085 windshield sticker to promote strict traffic law compliance after noting 36 000 US deaths in 1934 and 2 085 Californians. The pledge has been adopted by 71 Rotarians and is spreading to other communities as a public citizenship effort.
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California
Santa Ana
United States
Local rodeo wraps up with top cowboy and crowd events
Milt Icenoggle won bareback riding ahead of Jack Calut and Al Fletcher. Smoky Bill Dugay of Dillon took the relay with Milt Icenoggle. Other winners included El sie Lloyd in kids saddle horse and John Swetich in the wild cow milking contest. Judges, timekeeper, and racing officials were named as the Bannack Street program drew crowds.
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Milt Os Noggle
Jack Calut
al Fletcher
Smoky Bill Dugay
Dillon
Milt Icenoggle
Twin
Bridges
Ag Aellows
Kids’ Caddle
Elsie Lloyd
Arthur
Kruljac
Latimer Smith
Frank Stefanic
Wy Rebich
Joe Stefanic
George ‘LaRue
Stade Dard
Harvey Bay
Brig Young
John Swetich
Stub Bartlemay
Rey ‘Peterson
Melrose
Red Allen
Helena
Claude Lay
W. S. Tash
Polaris
Matt Kay
Grant
Dick Nedrow
Dale Metlen
Bannack Street
Francis Dean
Calm Yourself at Hartwig theatre a two day run
The Hartwig theatre opens a two day run of Calm Yourself a lively farce where Robert Young plays a man fired from his job who starts a business minding others affairs. He juggles two loves while navigating a messy engagement. The feature Friday and Saturday is Sanders of the River starring Paul Robeson Leslie Banks and Nita Mae McKinney.
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Hartwig Theatre
Robert Young
Sanders
Edgar Wallace
Paul Robeson
Leslie Banks
Nita Mae McKinney
Africa
Congo
Alvin Bay Named Honor Man in Navy Company
Alvin C. Bay of this city has been chosen honor man of his company of 150 on his navy ship for outstanding ability aptitude and good influence on shipmates according to a recent dispatch.
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Alvin C. Bay
United States Navy
Traveling Man’s Gunplay Claim Tells of Wild Interlude
A unnamed Great Falls traveler reports a late Friday morning ambush on a roadside in which a tall man pressed a rifle into his car window and demanded exit. The assailant rifled the back seat before fleeing as a weapon fired. authorities suspect Albert Wright in a broader pattern of violent crime and robbery.
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Callum
Great Falls
Albert Wright
John McArrison
State
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Rum profits to be distributed in state funds
Dispatches from Helena report state liquor store profits totaling 100000 deposited in the state treasury. Under a recent act, 38.18 percent goes to the general fund, 15 percent to the water conservation fund, and 51 2 3 percent to the relief fund.
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Helena
State General Fund
Water Conservation Fund
Relief Fund
Miss Myrtle Taylor Returns from Idaho Falls Mission Dismissal
Miss Myrtle Taylor returns to Dillon after being dismissed from the L. D. S. hospital in Idaho Falls. Miss Anna Mautz also returns from Blackfoot where she visited Mrs. Margaret Hansen as her guest.
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Myrtle Taylor
Dillon
Idaho Falls
L. D. S. Hospital
Anna Mautz
Blackfoot
Margaret Hansen
Local visitors and residents' summer travels noted
Mrs. Phoebe Anderson returns from Honolulu where she attended the University of Hawaii. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Brundage Jr stop in Dillon on their trip from Seattle to St. Louis. W. J. Clark, from a northern trip, is joined home by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clark visiting here.
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Phoebe Anderson
Honolulu
Hawaii
The
University of Hawaii
Hiram Brundage, Jr
Dillon
Seattle
St. Louis
W. J. Clark
Bill Clark
Dillon Rotor Club Discusses Travel and Politics
Dale Metlen presided at the Dillon Rotor Club meeting at the Metlen Hotel. Dr. R. D. Curry, guest Venable of Butte, described his California trip and popular tourist travel by car. Dr. Robert E. Albright announced the next meeting date and discussed economic and social security issues shaping the presidential campaign.
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Dillon Rotor Club
Metlen
Frank
AHL “Venable
Butte
R. D. Curry
California
San Francisc Oakland
United States
San Francisc Bay
Curry
Crater Lake
Redwoods
Unite States Army
Injury to 9-year-old from fall near Dakota street
Clement Roberts, nine, son of Mr and Mrs James Roberts, was seriously injured Monday afternoon after a fall from a tree near his Dakota street home. He landed about 25 feet, suffered a broken thigh and right arm, possible skull fracture, jaw bar and badly lacerated lip, and is a patient at Barrett hospital.
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Clement Roberts
James Roberts
Dakota Street
Barrett Hospital
Miss Julian Anderson Earns Master’s Degree
Miss Julian Anderson returned home in Dition Monday after receiving her Master’s degree from the University of Southern California where she has studied this summer. She is a member of the faculty at Beaverhead County High School. PAY YOUR SUBSCRIPTION NO
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Julian Anderson
Havin
University of Southern California
Miss Anderson
Beverhead County
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