Basin Social Notes Highlight Community Travel and Visits
Logan residents flock to a Budge brothers clinic in Logan while families plan trips to the Century of Progress in Chicago. Local visits include Leach and family from Washington Pennsylvania, Clemons from Logan and Butte visitors, and a large I O O F picnic at Minor Lake with Rev. Sanderson addressing attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Clemon
Logan
Utah
Budge Brothers
Sullivan
Mark
Mark Clemow
Butte
Hyram Lapham
Butley Lapham
Sadie Ford
Harry Ford
Missoula
Santomi Shepherd
Jack
Richard
Mert
S. J. Johnson
Harvey
Bennie
Alice
Century of Progress
Chicago
May Clemon
Dillon
Whitehall
Cecile Hirschey
Bill
la Mesa
Calif
Government drought cattle payments reach 30.5 percent of herds
Adjust administration reports average price per head for drought cattle ranges from 13.50 to 13.75 with August 17 payments totaling 25,846,959 issued for 1,894,886 cattle. Cattle purchases by state show Kansas 139,514 and Texas 699,184 among others. Checks are distributed from offices in St. Paul Kansas City San Francisco and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thes Agriculural
Arizona
California
Coloradoo
Idaho
Town
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
N. Mex
N. Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Wisconsin
Wyoming
St. Paul
Kansas City
San Francisco
Ch‘ Caro
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Social Events
Mrs Ericksene is mourned by friends as Miss Nell Doyle supervises school examinations. Mrs Culver hosted a birthday dinner on the 21st with family gathering. Mrs Raymenl Bray and son Jack visit Lakeview. Mr and Mrs Tom Benson visited Mrs Benson’s mother Mrs Frank Jones. A A Jones spent weekend at Monida and attended a Humphrey dance. Mrs Catherine Lominick of Minneapolis visits sister Mrs Frank Davis and plans to return home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ericksene
James Doyle
Tom Benson
Benson
Frank Jones
A. A. Jones
Monida
Humphrey
Catherine Lomnick
Minneapolis
Prank Davis
West
Opening of schools amid infantile paralysis debate
A Missoula record recalls a 1924 infantile paralysis epidemic and how delaying school openings for two weeks with daily inspection helped limit cases. Officials urged supervision over closures, warned against crowds, and noted Montana had few deaths while California faced higher totals. The state health board promotes serum treatment and cautions against ineffective vaccines or serums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Pease
Wit
State Health Department
Local Health Department
California
State Board of Health
Montana
Polaris Residents Share Visits and Local Fish Planting
Polk area notes detail visits by Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Field and H. M. Boughton of Nogales Arizona to Mrs. Elizabeth Marchesseau’s ranch home. Others stop by Elkhorn Springs and Polaris lakes for meals, hunting, and fishing as fish and game crews plant about $0,000 worth of small fish in local lakes and Grasshopper Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
0. W. Field
H. M. Boughton
Nicgales
Arizona
Elizabeth Marchesseau
Roy Mord
Irene Perry
Tom McCollum
Idaho Falls
D. Y. Kannegaard
S. M. Starr
Dillon
Creek Moncuay
Adolph Pahnish
Jim Harrison
Bud
Polaris Lakes
Martin Quigley
Andy Hays
Jack Miller
Sawtooth Lakes
John Judge
Tom Judge
Elmer Hays
Leon Beese
State Fish and Game Commission
Anaconda
Marchesseau
Elkhorn Spring
Elizabeeth Marchesseau
O. W. Field
George Harrison
Billie
Ralph Harrison
D. A. Barker
KE. E. Hazel
Indiana
Elkhorn Springs Lodge
Hazel
Judge
Helen Judge
Andy Pyle
Ruth
Lucy
Will Carroll
Jackson
Carl L. Knoll
Barbara Lee
IK. P. Manchesseau
N. KE
Idk Jue
Alex Crosbys
Elkhorn Springs
L. H. Daly
Paul
Wisdom
Marchesseau Spicnic
John Knoll
al Ward
Polaris
Virgin
Bannack
Virginia City
Into the Sunlight from a Rotarian Magazine editorial
The piece argues the world is not finished and notes sun science advances while social science lags. It urges Rotary and similar groups to shape social conditions, adapt, and rebuild to ensure better living, suggesting the future is a perpetual dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Hkettering
Rotary
Mason contractor code authority formed for three-state area
A. L. Bester, masonry contractor of Great Falls Mont, announced the creation of a masonry contractor code authority covering Montana Idaho and Nevada. The aim is to prevent bid peddling and require registration of masonry work over 100 dollars since May 1, 1934. A bid depository will serve Great Falls via Montana Bank & Trust. further appointments and details will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Code Authority
Montana
Idaho
Nevada
A. L. Bester
Great Halls
Mont
Bester
Montana Bank & Trust Company of
Great Falls
Medical Arts
Colorful Days of West Revival Adds Saddle Relay Event
A plan for a rodeo includes a relay race where riders change saddles each lap and ride wide with a free bit. Purses of 80, 15, and 10 dollars. A half mile pony race for boys under 16 offers 7.50 5 and 2.50. Proceeds fund a rural fire truck project. Attendance expected from nearby communities. townspeople urged to attend both days.
Former U S Senator Reed Smoot to Speak in Butte
Reed Smoot of Utah, a longtime U.S. senator, will headline a Latter Day Saints conference in Butte on Thursday August 30 at 7 30 p m The event at the Y M C A will include W R Sloan and Joseph Quinney Jr as other speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Smecot
Utah
Latter Day Saints Church
Butte
Pelsek
Smoot
United States Senate
Natonally
Roosevelt
W. R. Sloan
Northwestern States
Joseph Quiinney, Jr
Dillon
Reichle News Personal Notes From Dillon and Area
Miss Susan Hand shopped in Dillon Monday. Herman Blunk visits Cumming family with son Neil and daughter Irene. he recently returned from abroad. Lee Joy operates a threshing machine as peas are being threshed and grain nears readiness. Odell Green and family of California greet friends. Joe Nample and family and Odell Green family depart for Yellowstone Park. Wennels family from Chicago visit Gransberry home. Mrs Wennels is Gransberry’s sister. Frances Campbell leaves for Missoula to enter St. Patrick’s Hospital nurse class. Leo R. Burton of Covina California and Mrs H I Roberts of Hood River Oregon visit Fred and Bryant and others in the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Hand
Dillon
Herman Blunk
Neil
Irene
Cumming
Blunk
Lee
Joy
Odell Green
California
Joe Nample
Yellowstone Park
Wennels
Chicago
Gransberry Home
Mr. Gransberry
Frances Campbell
Missoula
St. Patrick's Hospital
Leo R. Burton
Covina
Calif
H. I. Roberts
Hood River
Oregon
Fred
Fd Bryant
Ranchers Urged to Attend Government Relief Meeting
A Thursday 1:30 PM gathering at the courthouse calls ranchers from Beaverhead Valley to discuss the emergency drought relief livestock purchase program. County Agent Williams and R. E. Bedley will explain the plan and address local agricultural issues, urging attendance for potential benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Beaverhad Valley
Iocal
Williams
R. E. ‘Bedley
Union Pacific Chief Notifies DAR Chair on Spelling of Beaverhead Name
Carl R. Gray president of the Union Pacific railroad informs Mrs. Laura Tolman Scott chair of Beaverhead DAR historical spots committee that at her nearest the spelling of the name is being addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl R. Gray
Union Pacific Railroad
Laura Tolman Scott
Committee On Historical Spots
Beaverhead
Daughters of the American Revolution
Beaverhead County Bird Hunting Rules Declared
Deputy Game Warden Charles Price outlines hunting restrictions within Beaverhead County except state preserves. September 16 to 18 allow native upland birds with a daily bag of five and possession limit five. October 21 to 30 permit Chinese pheasants and Hungarian partridges with limits of three Chinese cocks and five Hungarian partridges per day and two day bag limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Price
Beaverhead
Wilbur of Andrus Cafe in Butte on Business
Melvin Wilbur son of Mr and Mrs Bert Wilbur is spending a few days in Butte on business at the Andrus cafe where he is known locally.
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Melvin Wilbur
Mr. c
Bert
Wilbur
The
Andrus Cafe
Butte
Armstead Social Roundup Includes Visitors and School Plans
Miss Jane Herneen and Miss Bee forsythe of Dillon visited Armstead relatives. Dillon guests Miss Bishop and Mrs. Thompson called on Armstead residents. Mr Hyde and family, visiting North Fork, Idaho, stopped over and met Elizabeth Shotwell. The schoolhouse was repaired, Barretts marker plans spoke, and School opens Sept 4 with teachers Ebba Anderson and Jean Ballard. A large Armstead group attended Luther Stocker’s funeral in Dillon. Professor Sayre of the School of Mines and Mr Christy of Butte returned for prehistoric remains work near Armstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Herneen
Bee ‘Forsythe
Dillon
Armstead
Jean Bishop
Leslie Thompson
J. W. Scott
Miss Hyde
Mr. Hyde
North Lork
Idaho
Armsteads
Elizabeth Shotwell
Elkhorn Springs
Hugh Gray
Ebba Anderson
Jean Ballard
L. B. McGivney
Luther C. Stocker
Sayre
School of Mines of
Butte
Horse Prairie
Christy
Beaverhead High to Open Next Tuesday
Beaverhead High will open registrations on September 4 at 8:30 am for pupils including graduates returning to take commercial subjects. Post graduates may enroll after first week arrangements with instructors. Normal school openings are noted for September 17 and October 1 for Montana State Normal College. Jake Neidt and A. Carrington were noted visitors from Jackson and Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Normal Training School
Montana State Normal College
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Fred Hirachy
Mas. John. Leach
Charlotte
Washington
Pas
Lester. Adams
Harold
Visalia
Chas. Dandridge
Jean
Monrovia
Ernest
Los Angeles
Lucy Jardine
Helen
Fishtrap
Earl Tash
Lewis & Walker
Butte, Mont
Shippers
P. O. Box
Beaverhead Abstract
Title Association
Pearl J. Smith
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Angus McKay
Grant
L. C. Stocker
Harry Dart
George Dart
Florence Backus
Hugh Dart
Ike Rife, Sr
Frank
Stoeker
Into the
Rotarian Magazine
Mason
U.S
Charles Fox
Gloucester
Eng
Reichle
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Barretts
Beaverhead High
Jake Neidt
Carrington
Lima
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