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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1937
Page
8
Plans for the quarterly Beaverhead-Silver Bow County meeting on Feb 14 at Reichle are finalized. Reports from past committees, junior programs, poetry and speeches are scheduled. attendees urged to participate and uphold Farmers Union creed and cooperatives.
Drifting snow hindered automobile travel across several routes this week with some roads closed. The Dillon to Polaris mail truck met at the DL ranch by Ross Hill for exchange of Jackson mail sacks. Teams carried trips to and from the Big Hole basin while residents and visitors moved about the valley.
Montana State College reports a new bulletin "A Study of the Trends of Montana Livestock Numbers Prices and Profits" by M H Saunderson outlining past and recent Montana livestock patterns with national context. It notes 1890 to 1935 data and offers copies via county agents or the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station Bozeman.
The Beaverhead County Commission held a regular monthly meeting on February 1 2 1937 with Commissioners Hartwig Martin Jackson and Chairman Rife. They approved the bond for Norman Giles Clerk of the District Court and disallowed Hans Hansen's $33 10 claim for gravel damage. They opened bids for printing services, chose Helming Brothers for a 1 1/2 ton truck and discussed railroad crossing maintenance with Union Pacific. Pension actions, leases, and adjoins were reviewed with notices to bidders and warrant procedures aligned to State approval.
The B and B Pinochle club enjoyed a pleasant Friday evening at the ranch home of Mr and Mrs Keenan. High scores were posted by Mrs Stanley Sisterson and W G Squires. A short wave weather report was received at the sheriff s Office.
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