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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1936

Page

8

Local residents weather snowbound roads and busy weekend travel

Frederick Crouse brought Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith home from Great Falls despite heavy snow and high winds. Pahnish Livestock sold 150 head of fat two year old steers to Jim Dodd who weighed them at the DL ranch. Adolph Pahnish, Jay Whitman and Frank Judge moved animals to Armstead for California market. Several trips and visits unfold around Dillon with neighbors attending gatherings and various errands amid wintry conditions.

Mra Walter ‘Smith Great Falls Frederick Crouse Frank Marchésteau George Pyle Dillon Beaverheard Valley Pahnish Livestock Company Jim Dodd DL Ranch Adolph Pahnish Jay Whitaman Frank Judge Armstead California E. E. Hazel Anaconda Elkharn Springs Mr. Allen Polaris Walter McAndrews J. D. Harrison Dwight Harrison Berry Bob Lucille Harrison R. D. Marchesseau

Funeral procession travels from Jackson to Dillon

A Jackson party including Mrs. S. J. Johnson, Mrs. Freddie Nekson and Mrs. Ross Hill rode the stage to Dillon on Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Pauline Woody. Paul Daly and sister traveled to Missoula after visiting the Frank Marchesseau ranch. Mrs. Andy Pyle and daughters went to Dillon following a holiday from Miss Ida and Carl Pahnish.

Artin Sis- Paul Daly Missoula Andy Pyle Dillon Ida Carl Pahnish S. J. Johnson Freddie Nekson Ross Hill Jackson Pauline Woody

Agricultural Meeting at Dell Saturday in Red Rock County

A meeting to organize an Agricultural Discussion group will be held Saturday January 11 at 2 p m at Dell in Zink hall. The state project aims to form county discussion groups to address farm problems and plan a county program aligned with state guidelines. S. E. Whitworth invites Red Rock Valley Livestock Association members to attend, with a postmeeting association gathering planned. Mrs Q L Boone of Novato California was held captive seven hours in a folding bed.

Dell Zink S. E. Whitworth Red Rock Valley Livestock Association Q. L. Boone Novato, Calif

Agricultural policy and farm energy and seed testing notes

Montana extension researchers explain that adjusted acre contracts apply to rye and wheat and allow rye ground to be used for soil improvement and forage under conditions. The piece also notes rural electrification loans for farm lines, aging farm machinery, Argentina’s wheat and flaxseed yield drops, and Montana State College Grain Inspection offering germination tests for seed wheat with light test weights.

Montana J.C. Taylor Montana State College Montana ‘Grain Inspection Laboratory Bozeman W. O. Whitcomb

Healthier year ahead says life insurers head

Dr. Chester T. Brown told a New York national convention that 1935 will be healthier than recent years with an estimated 34,000 fewer deaths than 1934. He notes declines in heart disease cancer Brights disease cerebral hemorrhage and other maladies while tuberculosis and influenza trend differently. External deaths fall and automobile fatalities may ease from 1934 levels. no railroad passenger deaths in the first half of 1936 are cited due to safety campaigns.

Chester T. Brown Life Insurance New York Bright Brown

Extraordinary cow Femco Johanna Bess Fayne tops butter record

Frederick E. Murphy of Breckenridge Minnesota owns Bess a nine year old pure bred Holstein. The cow produced 1510 pounds of butter and 33510 pounds of milk in 1933 and recently set a new mark 1525 pounds of butter and 33727 pounds of milk in the last year. Murphy claims she is the greatest milk and butter producing cow ever.

Femco Breckenridge Minnesota Frederick E. Murphy Minneapolis Johanna Bess Fayne Bess United States

Beaver Patrol Elects Scribe and Plans Dues

Beaver patrol met last week electing Osborne Cardinale as scribe. They covered signaling and first aid and will pay patrol dues at the next meeting. The patrol will meet tonight at 7 at the patrol leader's house.

Beaver Patrol Osborne Cardinale Osborne‘Cardinale

Federal income tax blanks to be released January 2 1986

The Internal Revenue Service informs Montana taxpayers that 1985 income tax blanks will be released January 2 1986. Forms will be mailed by January in Montana. those without records should apply to Lewis Penwell in Helena. Filing requirements apply for individuals, corporations, and partnerships with various income thresholds and form 1099 reporting deadlines. An unrelated notice notes Leo Biersteim of Chicago paid $10 for a watchdog, but the collar and license tag were stolen the next morning.

Montanay- Internal “Revenue Bureau of Internal Revenue Washington, D. C Montana Revenue Office Lewis Penwell Internal Revenue Helena Montana Collector of Internal Revenue Leo Biersteim Chicago

Educational vacation reports from Anaconda trip and command changes

The boys recount visiting Anaconda with cameras to photograph the largest smoke stack, plus mine tours for learning. Minor personnel changes include Lt. Wilson joining Company 1210 and Lt. Barnes taking temporary command, with Major Close visiting for inspection.

Anaconda Frederick G. Wilsons Barnes Jose Lt. Wilson Close Lumsden

St Rose Guild Gathering at Rectory Thursday

St Rose guild will be entertained at the rectory Thursday afternoon. Miss Helen Wheat daughter of Mrs Edna Wheat after spending holidays with home folks left Saturday for Salt Lake to resume studies at the Salt Lake Beauty Culture school. She was accompanied by Miss Sadie Jord and Miss Alice Johnson of Jackson who will attend business college in Salt Lake.

Helen Wheat Edna Wheat Salt Lake Beauty Culture School Sadie Jord Alice Johnson Jackson Business College

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T. Lee McCracken Lester Bourquin Paul Grace Pyle Ranch Helen Judge John Judge Delia Marchesseau Ralph Harrison Gonplyn Carolyn Wells WNL Say Bureau of Agricultural Engineering Department of Agriculture New Rural Electrification Administration Argentina Bureau of Agricultural Enormomics Misters Tribune - Publishing ST. Rose Guild Igre North Dillon, Mont Johnson & Johnson Richard McCarthy East Granite Butte Beaverhead Abstract Title Association Pearl I. Smith Lewis & Walker N. Wyoming Mont Shippers P. O. Box Pathfinder Washington THE Dillon Tribune
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