Butte Ranch Activity and Local Injuries Report
Mr and Mrs Clyde Penny returned to Butte Monday. George Harrison vaccinated calves at the Harrison home ranch Tuesday. Tom Judge went to Big Hole Monday to feed cattle at the Clear D ranch. Frank A Hazelbaker and Howard Marne went to Big Hole Monday to attend ranching interests. Mrs Clyde Penny burned her right arm Sunday at her mother Mrs Nora H Knoll s home when she fell with a pan of boiling water. Elmer Hayes returned recently from a visit with relatives in Butte. Mrs Andy Pyle is sick at her Dillon home with the flu. Estelle Marchesseau rode the stage to Dillon Monday for dental treatment.
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Clyde Penny
Butte
George Harrison
Harrison Home
Tom Judge
Big Hole
Clear D
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Howard Marne
Big’ Hole
DL Ranch
Nora H. Knoll
Penny
Elmer Hayes
Andy Pyle
Dillon
Miss Estelle
Marchesseau
Deputy Sheriff Surprised by Birthday Hoax in Lima
An excited phone call to Deputy Sheriff Ted Renfro and Sheriff Paul Temple spurred a rapid assault to a supposed disturbance in Lima. They armed up and rushed to the scene only to find the alarm was a hoax by friends seeking to surprise Renfro at his ranch for his birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Ted Renfro
Paul Temple
Renfro
Ice Harvest Finishes With Record Quality At Patterson Ranch
The annual ice harvest at the S Patterson ranch west of the city nears completion. S S, veteran dealer, says this year’s product is the thickest finest quality yet after the best weather, with operations halted briefly due to extreme cold. Also in town, Hartwig theatre shows Cinderella tonight with Haley Furness Treacher, and Friday and Saturday feature Dimples with a star cast. Sunday and Monday present One in a Million, a lavish romance with Sonja Henie and Adolphe Menjou among others.
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Mr. Cinderella
Hartwig Theatre
Jack Haley
Betty Furnness
Arthur Treacher
Shirley Temple
Mmes
Frank Morgan
Robert Frent
Stepin Fetchit
Hall Johnson
Mirill
Sonja Henie
Adolphe Menjou
Jean Hersholt
Ned’ Sparks
Don Ameche
Ritz Brothers
Landowners liable for fires on their land under Montana statute
In Montana district court a case involved landowners failing to suppress fires during the summer. The law designates fires as a public nuisance and allows the state forester or forest service to extinguish fires at owner expense if not promptly controlled. The Cabinet National Forest sued the First State Bank of Thompson Falls after the bank refused to pay costs for a fire on its property, resulting in a judgment for the government.
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United States
Missoula
Montanas
Montana
Forest Service
Pray
Cabinet National Forest
Highway Laws And Rural Lamb Show Highlight Montana
The Montana Extension Service outlines highway laws including speed on curves and overtaking rules. A Bozeman 4-H member, Ben Anderson, won the grand championship with a 100-pound Hampshire lamb at Billings. Anderson also topped 4-H lambs at auction, while other awards went to Emmett Douglas Jr and Peter Jackson III. Warnings about foreign alfalfa seed entering Montana were issued due to a light seed crop, with tests showing Hungarian seed underperforming compared with standard Montana varieties.
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Montana Highway Patrol
Tast
Speely
Hampshire
Ben Anderson
Bozeman
Billings
Montana Wool Growers Association
Anderson
Gallatin Sheep Association
Gallatin County
Emmett. Douglas, Jr
Whitehall
O. H. Schulz
Madison
Jefferson Counties
Peter Jackson,iii
Norris
Charles LaDue
Jefferson County
Montana
Ralph D. Mercer
Extension Agronomist
Mercer
Germany
Denmark
Sweden
Switzerland
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Judith Basin
Canada
United States
Top shooters pace nation in 1936 small bore rankings
The National Rifle Association lists Schweitzer of Illinois and Carlson of Connecticut as top contenders in the year 1936 rankings. Woodring of Ohio and Rider of Pennsylvania also place highly, with scores across Camp Perry and Camp Ritchie events. Dutch Courage and naval sayings anchor a discussion of maritime lore shaping the era.
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National. Rifle.association
Eich
Schweitzer
Eels
Dave Carlson
New Haven
Camp Ritchie
Camp Perry
Ohio
Young Carlton
Connecticut
New England
Woodring
C. F. Riders
New Kensington
Penn
Caswell
M. A. Grosskopf
Marion
Wis
Perry
Eric Johnson
Hamden
Indiana
Merle Israelson
Mogadore
William G., Summerall
Waycross
Beaverhead County Meeting Plans February Beevrhead Silver Bow
The Beavrehead Silver Bow county meeting is slated for Reichle on February 14 at 10 a.m. Invitations go to Farm Union members in Madison county to exchange working plans for the coming year. Officers and committees will report actions, juniors from locals will present programs, and a covered dish luncheon is planned for 12:30.
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Beaverhead-Silver Bow
F. A
Red Cross call for funds mounts to meet relief needs
An appeal urges all Red Cross chapters to mobilize resources and raise the largest possible amount to meet escalating relief needs. The goal should be at least five times the original quota, with daily reports on progress from all jurisdictions.
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Red Cross
Union Pacific Increases Challenger Locomotive Orders
Union Pacific announces an 25 additional Challenger type high speed locomotives raising total 60 engines in under a year with an expenditure of 3.5 million dollars to reach 8.5 million in locomotive purchases. American Locomotive Company of Schenectady builds 15 already delivered and 20 more 4-8-4 units due April.
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Union: Pacific
Union ‘Pacific
Union Pacific
Locomotive Company
Mountain
American ‘Locomotive Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Timber Cut in Northern Rocky Mountain National Forests
Six six million board feet of timber were cut in national forest lands in the Northern Rocky Mountain region from July 1 to December 31, 1936, with farm users adding nearly two million. Coeur d Alene and Kootenai forests produced the largest shares, while Montana east of the Continental Divide accounted for the bulk of farm-use timber. The stumpage rate for farm use is the cost of administration, and all harvesting aims to sustain annual yields.
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Missoula
Montana
National Forest
Rocky Mountain
Idaho
Coeur d'Alene National Forest
Kootenai National Forest
National Forests
Continental’ Divide
Beaverhead National ‘Forest
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Ance
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
Rutte
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Title Association
Pearl I. Smith
Dillon, Mont
Erlclensa
Mont. Extension Service
Dillon Tribune
Pathfinder
Cornelius van Tromp
de Ruyter
United States Navy
Shakespeare
Dickens
H. M.S
Havig
Jack Keenan
Normal College
Dillon Choral
Koosheep
Ferris
Robert Clark
J. H. Rogers
Choral Club
H. Angelmann
Milma M. Wright
MacFayde
Rec
Jessie L. Duboc
American Association of Teachers Colleges
New Orleans
American Association of Teachers’ Colleges
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