Grant Area Social Roundup Notes Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Alvin Owens and children from Armstead were visitors in Grant Tuesday. Ralph Liggett was a business visitor to Grant Thursday from Dillon. Mr and Mrs William Beiersdorff and Mr and Mrs Don Whitmer and children motor to Dillon Wednesday to shop. Orville Jones spent Thursday in Dillon. Mrs Agnes Pierce spent Wednesday in Dillon returning home the same day. Mr Stewart of Dell was a visitor in Grant Friday. Mr and Mrs James F Blair returned to their home near Grant after visiting relatives in Dillon. Roy Stocker made a business trip to Dillon Friday. Ralph Waldemar and James Barden left for Dillon Saturday where Waldemar plays at the Metlen hotel dance. Mr and Mrs Frank Esterwald motor to Armstead Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Pierce
Dillon
Mr. Stewart of
Dell
Grant
James F. Blair
Roy Stocker
Ralph Waldemar
James Barden
Metlen
Frank Esterwald
Armstead
Series of games give fans decided thrills
Sports Study club meeting focused on high school basketball rule discussions. W J Bierrum welcomed attendees and urged better officiating to improve relations among officials coaches players and fans. Attendees included Carl Olson Herbert Kalitske Byron Sanborn Archie Green Burle Green Robert Hoffman Harold Wheat Dott Wheat Walter Stephan Kenneth Dilly Melba Wilbur and Cecil Musburger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bierrum
Carl Olson
Herbert Kalitske
Byron Sanborn
Archie Green
Burle Green
Robert Hoffman
Harold Wheat
Dott “Wheat
Walter
Ste‘Stephan
Kenneth « Dilly
Mela ‘Wilbur
Cecil Musburger
Hidden I Deposits of Ore May Be Found by Geologists
George M. Fowler, 1912 Mines graduate and AIME committee chair, writes in Mining and Metallurgy about future geologists discovering undiscovered ore deposits. Laboratory studies on mineralization, zoning, faulting, and ore-formation are under way, with reports from Russel Gibson on Libby Montana and Verner Jones at Spring Hill near Helena. Fowler predicts methods to locate vein bottoms, ore reservoirs in limestone, ore shoot shapes, and mineral solutions migrating through solid rock. He previously worked for Anaconda Copper and now consults in Joplin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M
Fowle Go Sour
Mortana School of ‘Mines
American Institute of Mining
Spring Hill
Helena
Fowler
Lewistown
Montana
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Joplin
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Mystery of Stolen Keg Solved By Stags
Neighbors staged a stag party for Jack Keenan at his ranch when a keg vanished during the event. Luther Smith and Paul Stahl found the missing beer after detective work and a mock kangaroo court. The gathering included card games and a kitchen crew led by Ned Saunders and Dr W J Romersa, with efforts to restore the scene before Mrs Keenan returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Keenan
Hugh McCaleb
H. L
Luther Smith
Paul Stahl
Rollin
Harvey Sorrenson
Culbertson
Ned Saunders
W. J. Romersa
Jack
Baby girl born in Fergus Falls for Powers family
Mrs Powers visiting from out of town announced a baby girl was born to Dane Powers and his wife at their Fergus Falls Minnesota home on February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane Powers
Mrs. Powers
Fergus Falls
Minn
Local Briefs Report Discharge and Property Sale Notices
Mrs. W V Grimes discharged from Barrett hospital after several days as a patient. C C Newman of Dillon offers a 3 room and bath residence with garage in a choice location for 500 cash and 800 in payments. George Hughes reportedly sold about 1500 head of cattle in Horse Prairie valley to Dodd and Emerick of Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Grimes
Barrett Hospital
C. C. Newman
Dillon
George Hughes
Horse Prairie Valley
Dodd and Emerick
Bridegroom Presents Diamond Brooch and Cut Glass At Wedding
The account notes the bridegroom's gift to the bride includes a handsome diamond brooch and many other beautiful cut glass pieces, reflecting a generous wedding offering.
Naval Medical Department Aims to Eradicate Typhoid and Smallpox
The United States Naval Medical Department reports near elimination of typhoid fever and smallpox through vaccination and preventive measures. Emphasis on continued pest control and public health campaigns aboard ships and at naval facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Department of the United States
the Naval
Corn yields likely to return to normal after drought years
A study finds corn yields rebound toward the national average after severe droughts in 1894 1901 and 1930 with barley and oats also higher in two of three following years. For 1935 the expectation is normal or near normal corn yields influencing planting plans and showing how USDA 1935 production adjustments aim to align corn acreage with reduced cattle and hog feed demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Anniversary Event Observed by Anaconda and Neer Lodge Clubs
The Anaconda and Neer Lodge clubs held an anniversary gathering with brief talks. Entertainment included Mildred Spaberg megro songs Janet McKinley Peggy Connolly Clarence Crane Warren Crane Elmer Peterson Don Julion. Attendees listed many residents from Dillon Anaconda and area. A committee led by Berthana Koontz organized the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Neer
Megro
Mildred _Spaberg
Janet McKinley
Peggy Connolly
Clarence
Warren Crane
Elmer Peterson
Don Julion
Esther Schmittroth
Ruth Kelly
Bertha Thibadeau
Marie Boger
Mina Hartwig
Elizabeth Winn
Alma Christensen
Berniece Metlen
Catherine Pennay
Mary Brunell
Rose Callan
Agnes Vance
Edna Martin
Edna Free
Winnifred Lapp
Cornelia Geary
Ella McDonough
Berthana Koontz
Mary Polich
Myrtle Hale
Genevieve Metlen
Required Form 1094 for income returns under 1934 act
Under the Revenue Act of 1934 taxpayers must file Form 1094 with income tax returns. The form requires name, address, gross income, deductions, net income, credits, and tax payable. If omitted the Collector will prepare it and add a 5 dollar penalty. Obtain forms from the Helena Internal Revenue Collector.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
Helena
Montana
Bridge lessons offered by Rufus Steele in Dillon
Contract bridge instruction set for Dillon fans next week with 2 nominal fee. Rufus Steele, renowned expert, will teach Culbertson system with new scoring, plus progressive contract demonstrations. Sessions start 2 and 8 p m at St James Guild Hall, open to all. Steele cites growing bridge interest and predicts local players will master expert play in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Rufus” Steele
Exper
St. James Guild Hall
Steele
St. James Guild
Mr. Steele
Ministry
U. S. Bridge Studies
St. James
St. James' Guild
Pinochle Club Hosts Evening at Albers Ranch
Mr and Mrs John Albers entertained the B and B Pinochle club at their ranch home last Friday evening. Mr and Mrs W E Roberts held the high scores of the evening. A luncheon followed. The next meeting will be Saturday February 16 at the home of Mr and Mrs Elwood Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Albers
Elwood Morrison
Panama canal traffic and Old Ironsides noted in 20 year review
The report records that since August 1914 about one thousand vessels passed the Panama Canal with American ships totaling 35 123 and British 21 900. It mentions the Norwegian flag at 4 672 and notes more than 7 000 American warships and government vessels over two decades. It recalls the Constitution’s battle with Guerriere and highlights U S Navy battleships producing about 50 000 gallons of fresh water daily from seawater by evaporation at low temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Montana Farmers Benefit From 10.5 Million Land Bank Loans
Montana livestock men and farmers gained renewed hope as $10,517,200 in land bank and emergency loans aided debt restructuring. President Ehrhardt notes most funds paid old debts, offered cash settlements, and left borrowers with equity, lower interest, and longer terms for a potential comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Federal Land Bank
Ae Haesaber
Beaverhead-Madison
National Farm Loan Association
E. J. Ehrhardt
Land
Land - Bank
Emergency Land Bank
Ehrhardt
Cattle Ranch for Sale Promoted in Depression Era Ad
In a periodical notice an ad touts a 1840 acre Big Hole basin cattle ranch for sale at depression values. The listing highlights improvements, irrigation, and productivity with contact to C. C. Newman in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Hole Basin
Cc. C
Newman
Dillon
Diana Rebekah Lodge Meets in Regular Session
Diana Rebekah lodge will hold its regular meeting Thursday at 8 pm in the I C O F hall. Local residents include Mrs Hugh Smythe from Blaine visiting Dillon and Herb Arnold of Monida staying several days in town. Orville Smith returns from California visit. Mrs Alfred Hunt Jr of Waterloo visits Dillon at the Curnutt home. Mrs Martin Jackson leaves for California for the winter. Pay your subscription now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Rebekah
Alfred Hunt, Jr
Waterloo
Dillon
A. A. Curnutt
Reichle News Entertaining and Card Party Reports
Mrs Franke Buhrer to host Py T A cand party on Saturday Feb 9. Farmers Union local 490 held a large card party and dance at Melrose Feb 2 with a full attendance and a delicious supper by union ladies. Mr Julius Hartwig Jr and Mrs Carl Mast hosted guests at Hartwig Sr home. Vera Mast visited Alveretta Hand over weekend at her ranch. Mrs Archie Cupples returned from Butte. Edna Mcllrath stayed with Mae Croconaur near Twin Bridges. Josephine Verbance spent weekend with her parents. Mrs Sarah Harroun returned to Dillon after two weeks with her daughter Piccone. Peter Spritzer shopped in Dillon Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franke ‘Buhrer
Py. T. A
Farmers’ Union’ Local 490
Melrose
Union
Julius. Hartwig, Jr
Carl Mast
Hartwig, Sr
Mis
Vera
Mast
Alveretta
Archie Cupples
Butte
Josephine Verbance
Sarah ‘Harroun
Dillon
Piccone
Peter Spritzer
Meat Demonstrations Set in Beaverhead County This Month
County Agent Bernard Williams announced that I M C Anderson, Montana State College livestock specialist, will conduct meat cutting curing and canning demonstrations. He will speak in Dillon February 16 at the county high school agricultural rooms and in Armstead February 18 at the schoolhouse, likely accompanied by Miss Lillian Stone, Beaverhead county home demonstrator, to cover meat curing and canning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Williams
I. M. C. Anderson
Montana State College
Bozeman
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Armstead
Lillian Stone
Gift of Gab charms Dillon patrons with star cast
Hartwig theatre presents Gift of Gab at Dillon Playhouse tonight and Thursday. Edmund Lowe stars as a radio announcer who falls for Gloria Stuart, supported by Alexander Woollcott Phil Baker Alice White Ethel Walters and Victor Moore. Spig notes Johnnie Peterson sold 700 head of yearling steers early this week into Idaho feed pens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwig Theatre
Dillon Playhouse
Edmund Lowe
Gloria Stuart
Alexander Woollcott
Phil Baker
Alice White
Ethel Walters
Victor Moore
Spig
Johnnie Peterson
Idaho
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