Mining partners in Meteor mine in city on legal business
Thomas Symons and John H. Lembey from the Elkhorn mining district visit the city for legal matters and report the Meteor mine as in excellent condition. Crowell and Nuckolls received a carload of canned fruit from California this week. Sam Dryden, Eastman hotel clerk, is slowly recovering from typhoid fever after six weeks. Judge Thomas issued a marriage license to Hamilton Bothwell and Anna Nicholes from Sheridan and Birch Creek respectively. O W W Rote's son suffered a gash above the eye from a fall but is recovering well.
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John H. Lembey
Elkhorn
Meteor
Crowell and Nuckolls
California
Sam Dryden
Eastman Hotel
Jill
Thomas
Hamilton Bothwell
Sheridan
Anna Nicholes
Birch Creek
O. W. W. Rote
Instructors Licensed at County Institutes
Licenses to instruct at the county institutes were granted to Miss Belle Thomas Miss Anna Har wood and Professor J E Monroe. Henry R Melton a member of the state board of education attended its Helena meeting. Bert Fyhrie and Charles Scott opened their skating rink since Monday evening and it has been popular. Mr and Mrs Frank Talty of Sheridan visited town en route to Santa Monica Calif where they will reside. Hon G T Paul returned from a trip to eastern Montana visiting Glendive Billings and Butte.
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Belle Thomas
Anna Harwood
J. E. Monroe
Henry R. Melton
State Board of Education
Helena
Bert Fyhrie
Charles Scott
Frank Talty
Sheridan
Santa Monica
Calif
G. T. Paul
Montana
Glendive
Billings
Butte
How Goes the World by Austin Conover 1909–10
Excerpts discuss farming investment in North Dakota, local travels, and a honeymoon in Dillon. It also surveys milk industry value at $3.5 billion, education reform, postwar European settlement, consumer trends in red goods, wartime spending, and the impact of war on science.
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Brennan
Devil's Lake
N. Dak
Louis Stahl
Gilmore
Pittsburgh
Armstead
Jack Arndt
Bridd
Mandan
Sam Arndt
National Guard promotes 16 in Montana streamlining efforts
Brigadier General John W. Mahan announced 16 promotions and transfers in the Montana National Guard as part of efficiency and personnel reshaping. The moves include Lt Col E. M. Birley to colonel commanding the 163rd Infantry, and Majors E. K. Cheadle Jr., Clarence H. Olson, and Louis E. Bretzke receiving lieutenant colonel or staff roles.
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War Department
E. M. Birley
Billings
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E. K. Cheadle, Jr
Shelby
Clarence H. Olson
Sweet Grass
41St Division
Louis E. Bretzke
Glasgow
Concrete poured at Fort Peck dam coffer dam work advances
Fort Peck Mont November 30 Three sectional pours totaling 1788 cubic yards completed for the head wall coffer dam of the intake structure for the diversion tunnels. Initial pours placed upstream of tunnels 2 3 and 4. South and north coffer-dams will later connect to shut off water to intake portal No 1. Water will then enter the tunnels through gable trash racks at the intake top.
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Fort Peck
Mont
U.P
Fort Peck Dam
Heavy timber cut threatens Ravalli county supply
G M Brandberg Bitter Root National Forest supervisor warns Ravalli county private timber supply may run out in eight to ten years if current cutting continues. He cites an average Bitter Root timber cut of about 35 million feet annually.
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Mont
U.P
Ravalli ‘County
G. M. Brandberg
Bitter Root National Forest
Butter production in Montana up 4.7 percent in October
Helena report shows Montana dairy chief B F Thrailkill says October butter output rose 4.7 percent to 988 575 pounds compared with October last year. The dairy division of the state department of agriculture notes the rise as part of the year’s production trend.
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Helena
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U.P
B.F. Thrailkill
State Department of Agriculture
1940 Prospects for Wool Prices Rise in Montana
A federal report by Jay Giacmond, statistician for the Agricultural Economics unit, says wartime demand boosts US wool markets. Mills used more wool in early 1939, with 1940 prospects favoring sustained high mill consumption and strong foreign purchases supporting American prices.
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United States
Montana
England
Montana cuts bonded debt in 11 months led by state treasurer
State Treasurer Ray Shannon reports Montana reduced bonded indebtedness by 10,500 in the first 11 months of the year. Interest paid on bonds totaled 126,508.50. Retired bonds included State Normal college 4000 Eastern Montana Normal 5000 State Industrial School 1000 funding bonds 500.
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Montana
Ray Shannon
State Normal College
Eastern Montana Normal
State Industrial School
Pension eligibility expands for 674 social security recipients
Olga Atromset, field manager for the federal Social Security Board, says 674 persons who have already received lump sum payments will begin monthly pensions this month. The eligibility follows a congressional amendment advancing the start date for monthly payments under the Social Security Act.
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Federal Social Security Board
Olga Atromset
Estate of Earl R. Smith sale order sought in Dillon
Maude Smith as administratrix filed a petition to sell all real property of the Earl R. Smith estate inclining undivided quarters in a Dillon block and various fractional interests in Beaverhead and Madison counties. The court ordered all interested parties to appear December 13 19380 at 10 a m in Dillon to show cause why the sale should not be granted and the notice is to be published weekly for two weeks in the Dillon Tribune.
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Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
Beaverhead
Maude Smith
Poindexter
Orr
Dillon
Synwy
Swz
Nianey
NESEY
Neybex
Nwigsen
Dillon Tribune
Manana
Henry G.rodgers
Christmas Seals Aid TB Fight to End Threat
Tuberculosis threatens all. Christmas Seals help finance eradication efforts, aiming to end a disease that has challenged humanity for centuries.
Snapshot Guild Action Shooting Tips for Amateur Photographers
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