Arts school attendees from multiple towns gather in Dillon
A lengthy Dillon notes listing attendees from Twin Bridges Bannack Argenta Jackson and the valley. Families such as Andrews Tash Pahnish Marchesseau and Harrison visited Dillon while others traded and shopped. Feeder steer purchases by Marchesseau Bros and travel by Will Melborn Jr. are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Andrews
Whitey, Palmer
Harry-Tash
Norman Nelson
Ruth
Lucy Pyle
Ot Ashworth
Darel Weaver
Elmer Hays
Twin Bridges
Bob Hoag
Anaconda
Bannack
Walter Paddock
Ross
Nay
Edith
Carl Pahnish
Otto Pahnish
J. Collins
Ross Hill
Bob Jackson
Allen Spencer
Jackson
Argenta
Jack Coal
Ted Madeen
George Harrison
Dillon
R. D
F. E. Marchesseau
Leon Beese
Leo
Ed Farley
George Lenox
Jack Miller
N. S. Tash
Earl Tash
Stella Leo
Marchesseau Bros
Guy Gray
Will Melborn, Jr
Miss Leo
ER. P. Marchasseau
Basketball Tourney Committee Appointed
Conrad Orr announced Friday the appointment of committee members in charge of the southwestern district basketball tournament to be held here February 24 25 and 26. The following committee was appointed C A Bechler chairman A F Waldorf A M Jones George Gosman and Carl Ross. Mr Orr will be an ex officio member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Orr
C. A. Bechler
A. F. Waldorf
A. M. Jones
George Gosman
Carl Ross
Mr. Orr
Dillon and Beaverhead Men Hold Key Posts at Montana Woolgrowers
A Dillon and Beaverhead County delegation attends the Montana Woolgrowers convention in Great Falls. W. G. Gilbert leads forestry and grazing, J. H. Gilbert chairs the taxation committee, Bernard Williams serves on the fat lambs committee, and Bernard Whitworth of Dell sits on the taxation panel. Don Shaffner enters ten Hampshire and Hampshire cross lambs in the 4 H Livestock Show with a fat lamb sale to follow the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Montana Woolgrowers Association
Great Falls
W. G. Gilbert
J. H. Gilbert
Bernard Williams
Fat Lambs
Forestry and Grazing
Bernard Whitworth
Dell
Don Shaffner
Hampshire
Timber load mishap injures Jackson in Dillon region
Bob Jackson suffered five fractured ribs and a sprained wrist when his timber load overturned during hauling on Wednesday afternoon. He was taken to Dillon for treatment.
Mothers-Daughters Evening Planned At Local High
The Parent Teachers association schedules the Mothers and Daughters evening for Tuesday January 25 at the local high school. A shawl parade is planned and organizers seek owners of shawls to display. Call program committee members Mrs Earl Fairbanks Mrs T Lee McCracken Mrs Howard Morse Mrs Fred Chapman or Mrs John Orr. General arrangements are by Mrs H P Kakuske.
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Diana Rebekah Lodge No
Thomas Wilder
Gladys Bonnifield
Martha Quackenbush
Alma Wright
United States
I. O
Parent-Teachers Association
Mothers and Daughters
Earl Fairbanks
T. Lee McCracken
Howard Morse
Fred Chapman
John Orr
H. P. Kakuske
From Hoof to Mouth in Montana Dentures Feat
Livingston blacksmith J E Gilpin, famed for steel teeth in the Believe It or Not cartoon, received a letter from Clarence Reckmeyer asking for a wax impression tooth set. Gilpin agreed to craft them if Reckmeyer met an undisclosed price, noting no dentist license needed for interstate steel teeth trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Mont
U.P
J. E. Gilpin
Gilpin
Robert Ripley
Montana
Clarence Reckmeyer
Fremont
Ned
Reckmeyer
Dillon Winter Carnival Planned by City Officials
Mayor D A Galt appointed a committee to organize a Dillon winter sports carnival at an undetermined date. The group, chaired by Dale Tash with Elmo Winn O A Bergeson Robert Wright and Clarence Hocking, met to plan skating races at the municipal rink. Weather will fix the date, likely this month, with businessmen asked to contribute to the prize list. A follow up meeting will finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Galt
Dillon
Galt
Dale Tash
Elmo Winn
O. A. Bergeson
Robert Wright
Clarence Hocking
City
Tash
St Rose Card Party Draws Large Crowd
Eighteen tables were in play at the St. Rose guild card party Friday night. Bridge prizes went to Miss Helen Bulger, Mrs. Mayme Hoffman, Paul Bramsman and J. E H. Kelly. Pinochle prizes were awarded to Mrs. C. P. Thomas, Mrs. Harry McMannis, Ed Stroeder and Rudolph Peterson. Mrs. John Tessier held the door prize ticket and the event was organized by chairwoman Mrs. M. J. Allen with a committee listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Guild
Helen Bulger
Mayme Hoffman
Paul Bramsman
J. E H. Kelly
C. P. Thomas
Harry McMannis
Ed Stroeder
Rudolph Peterson
John Tessier
M. J. Allen
Tom Carney
Kate Dodge
Jack Lockness
Fred Simons
Forest Office Adds New Employee to Beaverhead Staff
Roy Ladiges transferred from Lolo division to Beaverhead National Forest and now serves in Dillon in the forest fire control division. A University of Montana forestry graduate, he previously worked in the St. Joe forest in Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Ladiges
Lolo Forest
Beaverhead National Forest
Dillon
Forest Fire Control Division
Beaverhead Forest
Mr. Ladiges
Forestry School of the State University At
Missoula
Idaho
Hunters Take Big Toll in 1937 in Clearwater Region
The Clearwater region in Idaho logged a three month end 1937 harvest totaling 3,239 big game animals. P. E. Melis reports 1,864 elk and 1,857 deer, plus 69 bears and 389 mountain goats. Elk weight from the district reached an estimated 665 tons. Over 2,000 elk were killed from the herd in northern Yellowstone Park. Elk kills in Flathead and Sun River areas, and the Selway herd reduction are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Mont
U.P
Idaho
P. E. Melis
Forest Service
Wildlife Management Department
Yellowstone Park
Flathead Forest
Sun River
Lewis and Clark Forest
Selway
Butter consumption highest among poor, Bozeman talk says
John King of the Gallatin Valley Cooperative Creamery told Bozeman Rotary members that butter use per person in the United States runs 17.1 pounds yearly. He said the wealthiest exceed 30 pounds while the lowest income group averages about 8.5 pounds and middle income groups average 11 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Mont
U.P
United States
John King
Gallatin Valley
Huge dredge to operate near Bannack in Grasshopper project
A large mining venture near Bannack on the Grasshopper is planned with dredging expected to begin in February. A ten man crew is building a power line to the Bon Accord below Bannack. The Monahan type dredge with five yard buckets will be assembled soon with Pittsburgh capital reported as interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Acord
Bannack
Pittsburgh Capital
Normal Bulldogs sweep Carroll College with two wins
Normal College Bulldogs defeated Carroll College 33-18 on Friday and 41-32 on Saturday in a barn storming trip. Wetzel led scoring Friday while Kasitelitz contributed 14 points Saturday. The team had opened with a loss to Northern Montana College in Havre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulldogs
Carroll College
Wetzel
Kastelitz
Montana College
Havre
Dog Team Heads to Sun Valley Derby
A trailer carrying six red Irish setters owned by G. A. Zink of West Yellowstone drew attention when it stopped here last week. The dogs were en route to Sun Valley for the Sun Valley dog derby. Zink's team placed highly in the Sun Valley derby last year and he normally uses the team to carry mail at West Yellowstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Zink
West Yellowstone
Sun Valley
Zink
West
Yellowstone
Local Social Roundup Includes Visits and Hotel Guests
A list of local residents and visitors appears in the week’s social notes. A. K. Mecham and McKnight are among attendees with Jewel Poe visiting Lima. Two planes landed at Dell airport Saturday night. Mrs. Margaret Hudgins spent Sunday and Monday in Idaho Falls. Attendees at the Dillon show included Howard Beardslee Ruth Pfiffner Dick Shirtliff and Asa Mecham and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Airport
Margaret Hudgins
Idaho
Sale of Farm Real Estate Hits New High
A Spokane district land bank report praises national farm loan leaders for helping move farm real estate to farmers. It notes 1500 properties sold across four northwest states totaling 4 363 000 dollars in the past year. F A Hazelbaker, secretary treasurer for Dillon area farm loan associations, received the compliment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Farm Loan, Association
F. A. Hazelbaker
Ward K. Newcomb
District Land Bank
Spokane
Northwest States
Hazelbaker
Dillon
Honeymoon couple feted at Glen Chaiivari homecoming
Reichle Mr and Mrs Carl Kambich returned from a coast honeymoon to a lively welcome Saturday night at Glen Chaiivari hall. Guests arrived under a false arrest gag with Jack Kent orchestra. Joe Hertzog directed stunts while Mrs Kambichs sister in law hosted lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kambich
Glen
Jack Kent
Joe Hertzog
Frank Kambich
Coyote Pelts Profit Drawn From Roadside Kill
Clive Galbraith driving with Mrs Galbraith near Reed Point Montana killed a coyote that dashed in front of their car. He sold the pelts in Billings and earned a profit on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Mont
U.P
Clive Galbraith
Billings
Dorcas Society Meets at Mrs Ted Oliver Home
The Dorcas society gathered at Mrs Ted Oliver’s residence on Wednesday at 3 30 o'clock for its meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Dorcas Society
Ted Oliver
Livestock Feeding and Show Reform Discussed in Montana
A Montana 4 H livestock update recommends adding one percent iodized salt and one percent bone meal and oyster shell to poultry feed to prevent cannibalism. It also warns against meat hanging due to fat content and urges adequate hen house space. A regional fat stock show planned for November in Billings will use grouping judging with prime top prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Billings
Ray E. Cameron
Montana State College
Cameron
Montana 4
Membrs
Howard G. Lewis
Montana
For Sale Repossessed Grand Piano in Helena
Repossessed grand piano offered for sale to settle a small unpaid balance. Interested parties should contact W. L. Barney at Box 784, Helena for full particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Barney
Helena
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