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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1937

Page

8

Glen Social Highlights and Upcoming Wedding Plans

After a Friday Glen business meeting a short program of songs speeches and readings was presented by the juniors. A social hour followed with refreshments served by the juniors. Elizabeth Lindsay received a glassware gift and will soon be a bride. A big dance was held Saturday night in Glen hosted by Sam Woodring and Nick DeLeon. Mr E C Taylor and son Hildred were in Dillon Saturday. Genevieve Green, recently finishing a northern state school term, visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert Joy for part of the summer.

Glen Elizabeth Lindsay Sam ‘Woodring Nick DeLeon E. C. Taylor Hildred Dillon Genevieve Green Robert Joy

Community flag day program set for Sunday in Jackson

Legion and Auxiliary plan a flag day ceremony with multiple local organizations sharing representation. A new flag pole will be erected and the event expected to draw large attendance if weather stays favorable. Other items note residents Burwell in Jackson, a school picnic, visits from Finsley and Melogue families, the passing of Dana Miller, a Dillon trip by Pettit and others, a bridal shower for Mrs Stocks, and social gatherings at Jules Wenger home.

Legion Auxiliary Royal Neighbors Odd Fellows Rebekahs R. N.A Burwell Jackson Wilson Cottage Warm Springs Creek Jesse Finsley Ted Victor Marcela Melogue Great Falls W. C. Melogue Dana Miller Pettit Pendergast

Farmers urged to rotate alfalfa range for turkey growth

Extension Poultry Specialist Miss H E Cushman recommends moving turkeys on alfalfa with portable fencing to improve forage use and reduce disease risk. Dairy expert J C Tretsven notes spring hoof trimming prevents pain and butterfat losses, while AAA reports show agricultural conservation payments nearing $296 million as of May 8. Yellowstone County Dairy Herd Improvement Association led April production with 119 cows and an average yield of 74k pounds.

Turkey H. E. Cushman Tretsven Bozeman Yellowstone County Dairy Herd Improvement Association Sother

Mammoth United Circus Scours World for Merry Andrew Talent

The Al G Barnes and Sells Floto combined circus signs top clowns from abroad and the US to form a strong American core while drawing international acts. Twenty producing clowns and fifteen aerial riggers join a giant tented show featuring elephants, trapeze, and a new Old Mexico pageant. Performances run 2:00 and 8:00 pm with doors opening an hour earlier.

Mammoth United Circus Merry Andrew America Joey al G. Barnes Flotow Old Mexico Sells Flotow

Cascade county leads milk and butterfat in state report

In second place for the month was the Cascade county association with an average of 657 pounds milk and 24.3 pounds butterfat. The Gallatin Park counties association ranked third with 646 pounds milk and 24 pounds butterfat, and the Lake county group was fourth with 526.7 pounds milk and 21.5 butterfat. Association members culled 21 low producing cows in April per Tretsven's report. Bozeman advises farmers to tackle Say's grain bugs now to protect the 1937 wheat crop, as infestation is heavy and eggs will hatch in a week or ten days.

Cascade County Association Gallatin Park Counties Association Lake County Group Tretsven Bozeman Say Northcentral Montana G. Allen Mail Montana State College Mail

Stag Dinner Honors Williams and Cornell Jr at Canyon Resort

Wayne Roberts Leonard Schultz and Bill Backus hosted 38 guests at a stag dinner Saturday evening at the Canyon Resort. The event was in honor of David Williams and Roscoe Cornell Jr.

Wayne Roberts Leonard Schultz Bill Backus The Canyon Resort David Williams Roscoe Cornell, Jr

Two Arrests Made Saturday Night

On Saturday night Chief Nelson Deputy Ted Renfro and Officer Gordon picked up Lee Campbell and Fred Olson Campbell is wanted in Idaho on a bad check charge. He was given into custody of an Idaho state patrolman yesterday Olson is held on a charge of pilfering cars He has arraigned Tuesday afternoon on a felony charge of carrying concealed weapons A gun found in his possession claimed by Mayor D A Galt said it was the same one stolen from his car Arraigned Tuesday afternoon in the justice court he was bound over to the district court on bonds of 2000

Nelson Ted Renfro Gordon Lee Campbell Fred Olson Campbell Idaho Olson D. A. Galt Justice Court District Court

AG soil building rates announced in Beaverhead county

Beav erhead county rates for 1937 Agricultural Conservation diversion payments and soil building allowances were released by J C Taylor Montana Extension service director. Diversion rate is seven dollars per acre with a four dollar sixty five cent soil building allowance for diverted acres and ninety three percent for non diversion cropland or orchard acres. Farmers multiply these county rates by their farm productivity index to determine earnings.

Bozeman J. C. Taylor Montana Extension Service Beaverhead

Farm clubs inspect regrassing plots near Birch Creek

Members of the 4 H Livestock club and the Future Farmer chapter at Beaverhead County High School visited regressive plots in the Birch Creek area Friday. They examined forage types and range conditions with a Forest Service truck, accompanied by K D Flock assistant forester Bernard Williams county agent and D L Johnson Smith Hughes instructor.

4-H Livestock Club Future Farmer Beaverhead County High School Birch Creek Forest Service K. D. Flock Bernard Williams D. L. Johnson Smith- Hughes

Mansfield Oxen Team Parade in Bozeman

James Mansfield of Dillon owns the famous oxen that led a Bozeman parade advertising the Little International at Montana State College. The display drew stockmen along Main Street during the Montana Stockgrowers convention. Carl Hansen of Armstead managed the Little International.

Mansfield Bozeman James Mansfield Dillon Agricultural Club Montana State College Montana Stockgrowers Association Little International Carl Hansen Armstead

Legion Team Drops Hot Contest Sunday

After a 3 to 1 loss in a tough 4 game stretch, the Legion baseball squad put in a sharp opener versus Deer Lodge last Sunday. Bradley starred with a 16 strikeout performance as fans praise the snappy outfit ahead of the home opener versus Bozeman on June 12 and the Dillmont park benefit dance.

Legion Deer Lodge Bradley Bozeman Dillmont Park

Poindexter Seeks Chicago Reunion of 1902 Medical Class

Dr. F M Poindexter travels to Chicago this week for the 35th anniversary reunion of Northwestern University Medical Class of 1902. Alumni from across the United States are expected, with medical clinics offered as part of the celebration. Frank Buhrer and wife of Reichie were in town Thursday.

F. M. Poindexter Chicago Northwestern University Northwestern United States

Theft report of 22 Winchester bolt action gun in car

Bob Watson reports a 22 Winchester bolt action gun was stolen from his car. Mrs D J Emerick has returned from the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota arriving home Monday.

Bob Watson D. J. Emerick Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota

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