Opening range at Glen hall marks new management
Reichlr News says Miss Vera Mast of Dillon is guest of Miss Jane Bryan at her Glen ranch home. A large crowd attended Saturday night opening range under new management at the Glen hall. Several locals visited relatives in Dillon and Butte figures, haying is in full blast with no rain hindering.
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Vera Mast
Dillon
Jane “B Bryan
Glen
Dan Piccone
Louise ‘Hand of
Argenta
Hartwig
Minnie Buhrer
Louise Buhrer
Mabel O’leary
Ranch Families Faces Multiple Injuries In Local Incidents
Reports from Dillon and surrounding ranches describe serious injuries and accidents. A rider suffered a broken collarbone after a bronco throw at the K6 ranch. A rancher was injured stepping on a nail while at the Marchesseau property. Several locals including the Pyles and Harrisons were seen visiting and moving between Dillon, Argenta, and Horse Prairie.
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Marchesseau
Ted Marchesseau
George Pyle
Ed Pyle
Dillon
Jim Devine
K6 Ranch
J. D. Harrison
Betty
Shirley King
Hang Tash
Junior
Billy
DL Ranch
Elkhorn Springs
Andy Pyle
Argenta
George Harrison
Ralph
Mr. Harrison
Montana Game Board Adopts Duck Season Revival Plan
The Montana Fish and Game Commission plans to urge the U S Biological Survey to restore duck season dates to September 25 through October 25 this year. A 10 duck limit is proposed with three days a week for ten weeks, replacing last year’s lighter schedule. The panel also discussed fair exhibits and upcoming meetings in Kalispell on August 12 at the Kiwanis Club request.
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Bil
Yogrc
Kalispell
Iehangber
Commerce
Kiwanis
Vacation notes from Rev and Mrs Haynes in California
Mrs. G. W. Rightenour reports a message from Rev and Mrs P W Haynes. They are visiting their son Charles Haynes in San Pedro and other points in California. They describe a fine trip and visiting old Montana Wesleyan schoolmates and J R Hedley family in Long Beach. Hedley has been confined to bed for a year and is not improving as hoped. Haynes expect to return home around July 25.
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P. W. Haynes
Mayo
California
Charles
Haynes
San Petro
Montana Wesleyan
Mr. Hedley
Haying advances as alfalfa crop shows fair yield
The community reports haying underway with larger growers starting this week. Alfalfa prospects are fair though the wet spring slowed maturation. Separately, obituaries note the July 18 death of Mrs. Mary Golden of Brandon and the passing of H. S. Magraw, early Sheridan banker and former county resident. Surviving relatives and funeral details are given for both.
Union Pacific Improves Transcontinental Service with New Day Coach
Union Pacific announced the Los Angeles Limited will run as a day coach and tourist car section east from Los Angeles starting July 11 and west from Omaha July 12. The train becomes all-Pullman, adds a dining car with low cost meals, free pillows, no penny cups, and a women and children exclusive car. Air conditioning covers all coaches and tourist cars. A Green River consolidation creates a special section for eastbound trains, with similar consolidation westbound at Omaha.
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Chicago
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles Limited
Union Pacific
Los Angeles
Omaha
Portland Rose
Portland
Green River
Wyoming
Black Widow Spider Found in Blacktail Area
A Black Widow spider was located in Blacktail prompting caution and medical advice to call a physician immediately for treatment. The article also notes Dorothy Dix quips about marriage and adds that James J Braddock repaid a hardship debt after winning the heavyweight title.
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Blacktail
Dorothy Dix
Miss Dix
James J. Braddock
Max Baer
Relief Bureau of
Hudson County
N. J
Idaho Couple First to Apply for Marriage License
A couple from Idaho sought a marriage license in Montana to bypass Idaho law requiring a recent divorce wait. The groom claimed he drove to Dillon before 6 pm to avoid Red Tape and secure the license, referencing Utah rules for quicker nuptials.
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Idaho
Jovelorn
Montana
Dillon
Utah
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