Elkhorn Springs Ski Club Promises Winter Sports
Weather shifts to swinter as Elkhorn Springs reads the season. A ski slope is under construction promising an outstanding name for winter sports. Local residents share hunting trips, visits, and family weekend stays. Individuals include Mr. and Mrs. T Lee McCracken, E A Marchesseau, Rose Marie Marchesseau, Jane Marchesseau, Erwin Marchesseau, Dana Knox, John H Judge, Orin Pilon, Ed Farley, and Mary E Sheppard with Dillon trips and Armistice day details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhorn
U. S
Ranger Station
Birch Creek
T. Lee McCracken
Elkhorn Springs
McCracken
E. A. Marchesseau
Nogales
Ariz
Old Grasshopper Valley
Findley Watson
Norman Nelson
Steele Creek
Bald Mountain
Frank Judge
Judge
Frank Gorman
Dan Knox
Mr. Pierce
Butte
Judge Home
Polaris
Gordon Berry
R. S. Marchesseau
Berry
Marchesseau
Snyder Creek
Elaine Willey
Betty Harrison
J. D. Harrison
Ray Megquier
Mary Ruth Kelly
J. D. Harrison Ranch
Dillon
J. E. Kelly
E. P. Marchesseau
Rose Marie
J. J. Brown
Frank Marchesseau
Jane
Erwin
Jane Martin
E. E.hazel
Elkhorn Springs Lodge
John H. Judge
Orin Pilon
Farm prices drop in October across Montana
Twenty of Montana's thirty six principal farm products fell in price in October while ten held steady and six rose. The report for the month ended October 15 notes declines in hay grain potatoes and apples with flaxseed beef cattle and dairy showing slight increases. Winter wheat at 40 cents per bushel. spring wheat 44 cents. all wheat averaged 43 cents, down from September and last year.
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Montana
Federal-Bureau-Of-Agricultural Statistics
Great Falls Boys Club Initiative Receives Attention
Great Falls Montana on November 15 details of a neighborhood youth project. Local officials and residents discuss plans to support activities for boys, aiming to boost engagement and provide safe after school options.
Window book title display for Return Book Week planned
Local business windows will feature book titles as part of a guessing contest at the public library. The event, led by Miss Mary Innes, invites missed participants to join in the displays with a blue streamer marking titles and a J for children's books.
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Starf
Mary Innes
Circle cafe changes hands in Butte area transfer
Announcement of the sale of Circle cafe to Bert Wilbur former Andrus Grill proprietor and well known local restaurateur. The cafe will be renamed Wilbur cafe with Wilbur taking over from John Koski.
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Circle Cafe
Bert Wilbur
Andrus Grill
Butte and Dillon
The
Circle
John Koski
Wilbur Cafe
Carnival Acts Prep At Bea rhead High School This Weekend
Rehearsals under way for Gay Ninety acts to be staged at the Naughty Nifty Nine ties carnival sponsored by Bearhead County High School Saturday and Sunday November 18 and 19. Each night features a distinct program with medleys, dances, songs, and skits led by L A Gregory and Miss Betty Ann Polleys with Mary Castles directing vocal numbers.
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Bearhead County
L. A. Gregory
Bowery Boys
Bill Tait
Alan Tait
Ray Conger
John Curnutt
Ningtingale
Marguerite Johnson
Gibson Girls
Katherine Steele
Loma Steel
Dorothy Ann Gozian
Ethel Mary Forrester
Eileen Grimes
Pat Peterson
Evelyn Meine
Evelyn Nissen
Eleanore Thompson
Ruth Jackson
Jo Ann Deputy
Maxine Wiant
Betty Lee Harrison
Daryl Bennett
Annabelle George
Adele Pierce
Blue Danube Ballet
Donna Trolinger
Elsie Lloyd
Merle Schmittroch
Grace Knox
Betty Sue Crow
Barlene Shaver
Evelyn
Gregg
Avis Underwood
Charlie Chaplin
Otha Graham
Betty Ann Polleys
Helena hunter recounts elk shot and bear theft mystery
Jani tor at the federal building recalls shooting an elk in the Lincoln district then hanging it to clean. The next day three bears named Flopsy Mopsy and Topsy reportedly ate the hide bones and horns, leaving little trace or pursuit.
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Helena
Andy Preputin
Federal Building
Lincoln District
Flopsy
Mopsy
Topsy
Local Social Roundup In Wisdom Area Social Notes
Mr and Mrs Harry Helming hosted a family dinner marking twenty two years for Mr and Mrs Jack Hurley and fifteen for Mr and Mrs Clarence Helming. A string of visits, illnesses and travel notes follow, including Armitages called to Anaconda for Charles Armitage’s illness, plus local movements by Lewis Rasmussen Anderson Huntley and others. A community charivari for Cyrus Swartz, a Ladies Aid meeting, bazaar plans, and bridge club results round out the week.
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Harry Helming
Jack Hurley
Clarence Helming
Mesdames Grover ,Helming
George Helming
Dorothy and
Marion Hurley
Frances May Helming
John Helming
J. T. Armitage
Anaconda
Mr. Armitage
Charles Armitage
St. Ann’s Hospital
H. S. Armitage
Max Lewis
Butte
Peter Rasmussen
Evelyn Stewart
Dillon
John Anderson
Jackson
Wisdom
Ralph Huntley
Jack Anderson
Lucy Lawrence
Billy and
Barbara
Norman Vaughn
Jim Vaughn
Anderson
Shorty Johnson
Eunice Tovey
Audrey
Harold Capehart
Ray Murray
Leonard Haggerty
C. W. Francis
Clark Huntley
Edith Jorgensen
Cyrus Swartz
Dave Hirschy
Earl van Houten
Whitehall
Ed van Houten
Orville Sparrow
Birch Creek
Big Hole
Wilson ‘Young
Murray Hospital
Jack Miller
Sam Peterson
Argyle Stephens
Fishtrap
Bride Receives Many Gifts at Shaw Home
Twenty guests attended a week old bride’s reception at Mrs. Shaw’s home. Hostesses served a light lunch after gifts were opened and cards were played. Attendees included Mesdames Boyce Rasmussen Stephens Baker Cressler Neidt Shaw Capehart Williams Lowery Robins Glassey Woodward Maybee and Misses Tovey Pendleton Francis White Hurley.
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Riz
Shaw
Mesdames
Tom Boyce
Peter Rasmussen
Argyle Stephens
Roy’ Baker
Donald Cressler
Jake Neidt, Sr
Mary Shaw
Harold Capehart
Tommy Williams
Warren Lowery
Lester Robins
Ed Glassey
Ted Woodward
Eric Maybee
Misses Bunide “Tovey
Myla Pendleton
Melba Francis
Lillian White
Dorothy
Marion Hurley
Community notices and social events in Jackson area
Local church hosts an afternoon sale with fancy work and supper at six. Miss Janet Smith’s birthday gathering at the Petersons draws 15 guests with pinocle prizes. Jolly Homemakers and Royal Neighbor clubs hold meetings and games. Community members attend football, weddings, and Armistice holiday activities across Dillon and surrounding ranches.
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Jackson
Janet’ ‘Smith
West Fox School
Alfred’ Peterson
Miss Smith
Jack Hirschy
Beulah Dubler
Harvey Johnson
Jolly Homemakers Club
Tom Clemon
Lillian Stone
Miss Stone
Wisdom
Royal Neighbor Camp
S. Kerr
John Jackson
Jack Shephard
Hans Simonsen
Sheridan
Kenneth Peterson
Martin Jackson Ranch
John. Rich
Dillon
Butte
Wendell Jardine
Bruce
Mark Clemon
Sanford Shepherd
Herman Peterson
Esta Husted
Boyd
Betty Husted
Bridge Club
Fred Nelson
Father Clifford
Lima
John Jackson Ranch
Eda Jackson
Dave Hirschy
Joe Murphy
Wayne Stocks
Clemon Middle Place
Jay
Tom Nelson
Ben Johnson
Helena Postmaster seeks new air mail service for Montana
Postmaster Harry Hendricks of Helena announces plans to petition the postal department for pick up air mail service in Montana. The system, tested during Air Mail Week, adds side flights to communities off the main lanes. Mail could be picked up at airports or collected mid flight by a new device. Hendricks says small towns would justify installation based on expected air mail volume.
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Harry. Hendricks
Helena
Postal Department
Montana
Hendricks
Local notes from Wisdom and Big Hole residents
Holloran and Pendergast are listed as Big Hole residents along with Mrs. John Jackson. Vince Norbury returned to his Moore area home after a stay in the Big Hole. Red Cross drive leadership in Wisdom is handled by Mrs. Ted Woodward, Mrs. Donald Cressler, and Mrs. Warren Shaw. TE. Luebben from Dillon visited Wisdom to inspect a recently installed school furnace. The second in a card series is noted.
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Holloran
John Jackson
Dan Pendergast
Big Hole
Vince Norbury
Moore
Ted Woodward
Donald Cressler
Warren Shaw
Red Cross
Wisdom
Luebben
Dillon
Uruguayan flag history traced from colonists to independence
The article recounts Uruguayan flag colors and symbols from Artigas to the 1830 redesign. It notes blue white and red phases, the Thirty three patriots, and shifts in 1825 1826 1828 culminating in the current four blue stripes with a sun in the corner.
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Aires
Plate
Artigas
Uruguay
Washington Post
The
Thirty-three
River Plate
How Names Were Selected for Pieces of Airplanes
A historical note explains aircraft part names. The fuselage derives from the French for shuttle, petrol tank from car terms, and cockpit from ship cabins. The term aile or wing tip is linked to the French name for wing.
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Pearson
London Weekly
How Movies Are Made Directing on the Set
Article explains film set communication methods. Directors rehearse camera electrical sound and effects crews verbally before filming. Hand signals are limited to sound levels lighting and on set cueing.
How to Clean Powder Puffs for Fresh Use
A magazine tip advises daily powder puff care. Gather weekly supplies, wash in soapsuds with a hand brush, rinse, roll in a towel, and air dry overnight. Rub to raise the nap and have almost new puffs ready for use.
How to Clean Ivory Articles for a Bureau
The article advises washing ivory items with white soap and water then laying them in the sun while keeping them wet with soapy water several times daily. Repeat for several days, then rinse to restore whiteness as when new.
How to Mend Torn Book Back
A guide suggests mending torn book backs with adhesive tape then painting or tinting to match the binding. Do it promptly to prevent further tearing and preserve the volume.
Kalsta and Garrison Guests Visit County Union
The text notes visits by Mrs. George Kalsta and the Garrison family from Butte and Helena attendees Roscoe Hand to Kalsta and Garrison homes. The county Farmer's Union met at Lavon Union Hall with a dinner, and officers were elected: Jardine Rife president, Mrs. Jack Keenan secretary, Frank Bayan vice president, and Elza Smith Mack Poole and John Albers on the executive board.
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Laer Kalsta
Opatal
Big’ Hole River
Reichle
George
Smack
Marysville
Idaho
J. B. Garrison
Butte
Roscoe
Hand
Helena
Vatithe
Kalsta
Garrison
Farmer's Union
Union
Lavon
Jardine Rife
Jack Keenan
Frank Bayan
Elza Smith
Mack’ ‘Poole
John Albers
Apple: Tree No Haven From Bears
Yellowstone Park, Mont. Nov 15. Ranger Rudolph Grimm reports an apple tree can be climbed by bears. A grizzly mother and cub climbed, shook apples, and left marked branches up to 21 feet. He will stay home evenings until heavy snows drive bears into hibernation.
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Yellowstone Park
Mont
U.P
Rudolph Grimm
Grimm
College lists non residents at Montana State College
W H McCall registrar at Montana State College said 73 students from other states Hawaii and five from foreign countries attend this year. Wyoming has the most nonresident students with 14. One student is from Hawaii four from Canada and one from Finland.
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Bozeman
Mont
U.P
W. H. McCall
Montana State College
Hawaii
Wyoming
Territory of
Canada
Finland
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