Local residents host and travel for business and rites
Notices detail Berry and Dillon visitors and local business trips, including Sam Robinson buying fat cows, Jim Dodd and Dan Pendergast in Dillon, and Mr. and Mrs. Swan Johnson in Berry. Death of Mrs. E F Jones prompts Spokane funeral plans. Mme Matthews travels east. Mrs. Murphy hosts Catholic guild luncheon. several residents visit Butte and Dewey during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan Johnson
Berry
Sam Robinon
Fred Hinchey
Butte
Hirschey
Sanford Shepherd
Jim Dodd
Big Hole
Dan Pendergast
Dillon
E. F. Jones
Jones
Spokane
Ralph Jorgensen
Mr. Jones
Mme. Matthews
John Dooling
East
Margaret Loss
Dewey
Minnesota
Jake Neidt, Jr
Forest Service conference at Ogden weighs grazing permit policy
Forest Service officers at a conference in Ogden Utah led by Supervisor E D Sandvig discussed delaying issuance of new term grazing permits next year to better coordinate grazing policies across National Forests and public domain lands. The meeting highlighted drought and overstocking reducing native forage, and urged protecting succulent grasses while reducing livestock as needed to safeguard the resource.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest ¢ Service Just
Ogden
Utah
E. D. ‘Sandvig
Beaverhead National Forest
Forest Service
Western
Longtime Sheridan Resident Mrs Brown Passes at Home
Mrs Brown born May 15 1853 in New Brunswick Canada came to Sheridan in 1894 and married Mr Brown in 1895. They lived on a ranch later on Mill street and Mrs Brown cared for her husband during his paralysis. Her deeds of kindness and a public monument fountain mark her memory and the Sheridan cemetery fencing was added in her honor. Funeral services were at the Methodist church with tribute by Rev P W Haynes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
New Brunswick
Canada
Sheiuian
Nobleville
D. B. Noble
Noble
Mr. Brown
Sheridan Cemetery
P. W. Haynes
Harry Foster
F. A. Brim
Robert Juliam
Glenn Marsh
R. F. Noble
H. B. Runkel
J. M. Maddison
J. H. Gilbert
Arthur Beiber
Benefit Card Party Draws Big Turnout at Nelsons School PTA
The ladies of the Nelson school PTA held a Friday event that served as a social and financial success. Sixteen pinochle tables were active with high scores by Mrs. Walter Stinson and George Lasich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson’ School
Walter Stinson
George Lasich
Keeping Step with the Vets
Sixty eight paid up members for 1935 were reported to state headquarters by Adjutant George R. Baker of Beaverhead post last evening. Though this is still short of the quota it is by far the largest advance membership ever recorded here and indicated an unusually active and successful year. The Dillon units will host the Milning district meeting of the Legion and auxiliary, with Earl Fairbanks as chairman uncertain about dates. The funeral of Comrade Fred Williams, an auto accident victim, was held at the Brundage chapel with full military honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Baker
Beaverhead
Milning
Legion and Auxiliary
Dillon
Earl Fairbanks
Earl
Fred Williams
Brundage Chapel
Legion
Warner
Jay
Ben. Davis
Ari. Pairbanks
Register Your Baby Census Aims Montana Birth Records
The first state campaign aims to check Montana birth records for proper registration of every baby in the last year. A census card mailed from Washington on November 14 asks families if there was a birth at home in the prior twelve months and the baby’s name and birth date. If no child is born, the card should be passed to a neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Bureau of Census
Washington
Sam
Census Bureau
Helena
Corps of Clerks
Uncle Sam
Hog Processing Tax Regulations Amended
A tax on hogs became effective November 5 1933 and critics urged shifts in responsibility. By November 1 1934 the rules defined First Domestic Processing as the initial act of preparing hog carcasses for distribution, making buyers meat markets and restaurants liable for tax payments and returns on PT Forms 4 for taxable months. Live weight at slaughter governs the tax unless undeterminable, then a 182 percent conversion factor applies. Records of all tax transactions must be kept for officer examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Penwell
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington, D. C
Secretary of Agriculture
Glen P. T A Meeting Postponed and Local Social Notes
The Glen P. T A regular monthly meeting was postponed due to many members working in December. A school play titled Here Comes Charlie features ten distinct characters. Local residents Mrs. Jim Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kambich, and the Hartwigs are noted guests and visitors. Other townsfolk are mentioned with travels to Armstead Butte and Dillon. Subscriptions are urged for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen P. T. A
Charlie
Jim Campbell
Armstead
Frank Kambich
Glendale
Julius Hartwig, Jr
Dillon
Hartwig
Frank Buhrer
Mack Poole
Butte
Edna Mcllrath
James
Deer and elk hunting costs and community value estimates
Gleaned figures show 130 deer hunters killed 108 deer with expenses totaling 2028.16, and 14 elk hunters killed 8 bulls and 4 cows with expenses totaling 740.70. Deer and elk trip costs average over 15 and 54 per hunter respectively, with deer valued near 20 and elk near 60 to the community. California estimates deer at 107 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Salmon Recorder Herald
Pioneer Woman of Dillon Laid To Rest In Mountain View
Mrs. White, long a Dillon social leader and civic activist, is announced to be buried in Mountain View cemetery. She was esteemed for sterling qualities and her years of community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View Cemetery
Rainbow Formal Friday Evening at Local High School
A Rainbow for Girls formal dance is set for Friday evening at the high school gym. Grand March led by Miss Dorothy Graven, worthy advisor, begins at 9. Invitations extended to Eastern Stars and Molays. attendees include Normal College and high school students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Rainbow
Gymnnasiumg
Dorothy Graven
Molays
Atudenus
Noormal College
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Edwin. Balmer
Philip Wylie
Albert Braach
Elizabeth Heinrich
Bretty
Alfred’ Azner
London
Bannack
Mrrs
Elizabeth
E. P. Marchesseau Mondray
Helen Judge
Will Carroll
Jackson
Marchesseau Ranch
Los Angeles
J. N. McKown
Olive M. Harrison
Denver
Harry Colfer
Carl L. Knoll
Jim
George
Russell
Hollis Harrison
Frank
E. P
Marchesseau
Elkhorn
Goodenough Park
Grasshopper Herding Association
Frank Marchesseau
Grandpa
Keith Quinlan
Earl Tash
John Kmoll
Jorgen Jorgensen
W. S. Tash
E. E. Hazel
Anaconda
Mr. Hazel
Reichle News
Rainbow Formal
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Mont
Shippers
P. O. Box
Beaverhead Abstract
Title Association
Pearl I. Smith
Dillon, Mont
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
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