Local clubs host visits and social events this week
Townsend and Dillon visitors joined the Glen club for a regular monthly meeting with Dr. Townsend’s paper read by Mrs. Buhrer. Farmers Union Juniors met at Riverside Sunday with Susan Hand and Dan Piccone in attendance. Cand party featured six tables with Ferguson and Schmidt high and low scores. Wayne Cummins departed for Butte for summer work. Rosace Hand visited from Helena. Julius Hartwig Sr. returned home after two weeks with his daughter near Melrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Glen
Townsend
Dillon “Townsend
Butte
Hended
Buhrer
Tewnsend
Albert Schmidt
Henry Lehman
George Ferguson
Frank Buhrer
Wayne Cummins
Rosace Hand
Helena
Julius Hartwig, Sr
Melrose
Civil Service Exams Announced By U S Board Of Examiners
The United States Civil Service commission offers competitive examinations for several grades. Positions include Junior forester and junior range examiner at $2,000 yearly, Medical officers in vascular disease and cardiovascular renal disease at $3,800, Principal agronomist and solericulturist at $5,600, Assistant architect industrial exhibits at $2,600, Federal agent for agricultural education at $4,600, and specialist in agricultural education at $8,800. Application information available from Ernest C. Nelson, secretary, at the post office in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Services Commission
Bureau ‘of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Division of Labor Standards
Department of Labor
Office of Education
Department of the Anterior
Hull
Ernest C. Nelson
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Farmers Union District Meeting Draws Large Attendees
The Farmers Union district meeting at the Country Inn drew over 60 attendees with State President Ralph as principal speaker. He discussed cooperative movement benefits to consumers and a new membership drive committee was formed. A Dillon local meeting is set for May 8 at Riverside school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
Yast
Country Inn
Ralph
John Albers
H. M. Miller
Frank Buyan
Elza Smith
Relph
Junior Meeting At Riverside School Explores Peace Topic
Junior members of Bond and Dillon locals met at Riverside school on Sunday May 38 to study Peace and Patriotism and the Farmers Union Triangle. They built a bonfire and prepared food after classes. next meeting set for Riverside May 17 with a baseball game planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside School
Bond and Dillon
Riverside
The Masses Go Into Big Business
Bertram Fowler surveys cooperative achievements in buying and manufacturing in Scribner's April issue. He conducted a summer and autumn study tour visiting cooperatives nationwide to inform his review and future books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scribner’s
Bertram Fowler
Fowler
French Co-ops Order Oil From North Kansas City
The French Cooperative Wholesale Society of Paris has sent its fourth order to Consumers Cooperative of North Kansas City Missouri for Penn Co-op lubricating oil. The 75 barrel order brings total purchases to 410 barrels in under a year, with the first shipment in May 1985.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Cooperative Wholesale Society
Paris
France
Consumers Cooperative Association of
North Kansas City
Penn Co-op
Cooperative Consumer
Peace Through Cooperatives Says Kagawa Tour
Dr. Toyohike Kagawa, a Japanese cooperative leader touring the United States, urges international trade among cooperatives as a path to world peace. He says extending the cooperative movement to global trade could end conflict, while noting past wars stem from economic religious and racial causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toyohike Kagawa
United States
CCCs Fort Miswuss camps accredited as schools by State Board
Ronald L. Sanderson reports that the Civilian Conservation Corps camps in the Fort Miswuss district have been officially accredited as schools by the State Board of Education in cooperation with local systems. The Argenta spike camp hosts a forestry class, Stanford tests are given, and educational progress is highlighted alongside camp improvements and sports updates. Captain Aldredge leads with new facilities, including a near completed school room, tools, and an arch entry planned for the camp gate with lighting to enhance its appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Conservation Corps
Fort Miswuss
State Board of Education
John B. Griffing
Corps Area
Ninth Corps
Lumsden
Aldredge
Aldredjre
Burch Creek
Ronald L. Sanderson
Soil conservation programs outline payments and rules
Bernard Williams outlines two soil conservation payments for farmers. soil conserving payments reward planting soil building crops with up to 15 percent of depleting base acreage at rates averaging $10 per acre nationally, Montana state committee sets Beaverhead county rates, and soil building payments support planting soil building crops or practices with caps tied to conserving crop acres. Joseph Robeen, 72, sought a marriage license in St Louis and said he did not know the bride’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Williams
United States
Beaverhead County
Secretary of Agriculture
Montana
Joseph Robeen
St. Louis
Choral Club Marks Six Years Of Musical Service
The Choral club formed six years ago under Mrs W G Gilbert and Mrs J C Jeppcon. It grew from eight to thirty five members, directed by Mrs Gilbert. It has held an annual spring concert, performed sacred concerts for churches and college, sung at club meetings, and supplied music for P T A programs including a tribute to Stephen Foster. The group presented Camp Meetin in 1984 at the Hartwig theatre for P T A and club fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Jeppcon
W. G. ‘Gilbert
W G. Gilbert
Stephen Foster
Hartwig Theatre
Choral Club
Pp. T. A
Optimism by Robert Clark Featured in Local Recital
The program includes the sonnetee The Choralzelub Ming by Professor Robert Clark. Marguerite Collins will perform two piano pieces and Miss Ruth Phelps will present a group of original dance numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceannsett
Robert Clark
Sonnetee
Choralzelub
Marguerite Collins
Ruth Phelps
Jesus Insists on Righteousness Lesson Stolen
A weekly church magazine from South Bend Indiana reports that someone stole the Sun day school lesson on the topic Jesus Insists on Righteousness from the public library file. The loss affects church members and readers relying on the study material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Jesus
Hungarian man found with heart bullet from 1915
Antal Kasoo age 59 was hospitalized in Budapest after a side pain led doctors to perform an X-ray revealing a bullet lodged in his heart since 1915. The finding highlights a surviving World War I injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antal Kasoo
Budapest
Hungary
Timber Wolf Spotted In Front Yard By Farm Owner
Harlin Agee of Etterville Mio after hours of searching woods for a prowling timber wolf returns home to find the animal in his front yard playing with his dog in an unlikely rural encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlin Agee
Etterville, Mio
Social notes from Beaverhead county events and visitors
Mrs Frank Marchesseau hosted a shower for Mrs Walter B Smith at her ranch. W S Tash visited Dillon Sunday. E E Hazel traveled from Anaconda to Elkhorn Springs with their cottage party. Beaverhead county high school coach Ross and the B club enjoyed a picnic at Elkhorn Springs. Additional Dillon visitors included the Stickneys Miss Shotwell Bill Boone Chester Gilbert Harry Colfer Monte Melton. George Harrison family went to Dillon to see Little Big Shot. Hollis Harrison and family plus Gladys Carand and Russell Harrison visited and saw The Country Doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tash
Dillon
E. E. Hazel
Anaconda
Elkhorn Hot Springs
Ross
Beaverhead County
For Sale Three Registered Morgan Stallions
Adams and Sons Wisdom advertise three registered Morgan stallions for sale and pasture to rent at Muddy Ranch. Details are limited in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Adams & Sons
Wisdom
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Montana St
Dillon, Mont
Johnson & Johnson
Beaverhead Abstract
Title Association
Pearl I. Smith
World Wide Theatrical Agency
Turk Street
San Francisco
Calif
Lewis’& Walker
Wyoming Bate
Mont
Crichard McCarthy
Ag Asenger
The
Beaverhead
E. H.H. Holman
Ralph E. Flanders
Kansas City
Peace Through Cooperatives
Kagawa
Soil Conservation and Building Program
Snk
California
Fornia Company
RPM
Armstead
Bergeson-Beaverhead CO
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