Windle Qs Farmers Union Dance at Melrose Hall
A large crowd attended the Farmers Union dance sponsored by Local 490 at the Melrose hall on Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Dan Piccone returned from a two week trip to Spokane and the Yakima valley visiting friends and relatives. Mrs Naomi Lipscomb spent a few days in Dillon this week. Mr E S Holter left for Ellis Kansas to visit his son Earl. Mrs Grace Trainor of Butte spent Sunday at the Gransberry home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers ‘Union
Melrose
Dan Piccone
Spokane
Yakima Valley
Julius Hartwig
Rudolph Polish
George Reichle
Hartwig Theatre
Dillon
Naomi Lipscomb
E. S. Holter
Ellis
Kansas
Earl
Grace Trainor
Butte
Gransberry
Lucille Harrison
Darrell Weaver
Meeke
Olive
Dons
James McDonald
Beaverhead County
Weaver
Forest
Jackson Ranger Station
State of Washington
Canada
School of Forestry
Mandan
North Dakota
Forest Service
Walter McAndrews
J. D. Harrison
Anaconda
Harrison
Tom Taylor
W. S. Tash
Elkhorn Springs
Earl Tash
Betty Harrison
John Jackson
Harry Tash
Beaverhead Valley
DL Ranch
Will Carroll
Mary Louise Purdy
Joe Madden
Joe Carroll
Ann Carroll
Judge Home
Stella Lee
Miss Shotwell
Miss Minger
Miss Stickney
New Montana Circular Promotes Wintering Livestock Practices
The Montana extension service issues a circular by I M C Anderson and J O Tretsven on wintering livestock in Montana. It includes protein content tables for concentrates, roughages, silage and roots, and analyses of common grains. It also details feed mixtures for beef cattle sheep and dairy cattle and outlines participation steps for the 1936 range improvement program. Montana State College 4 H entries wins multiple grand championships at the Pacific International Livestock show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana Extension Service
I. M. C. Anderson
J O. Tretsven
Portland
Ore
Wether Lambs
Montana State College
Pen Wether
State College
Range examination applications open for 1936 program
Dillon Montana stockmen may obtain range examination applications as preparatory steps for the 1936 range improvement program. A range examiner will visit each ranch to draft a report, and stockmen choose practices to implement with payments based on approved rates for Montana and ten western states. The program emphasizes voluntary participation and applies to privately owned land only, with specific payments for contouring, springs, wells, water spreading, fencing, reseeding, and guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Mont
John H. Keenan
The
County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Keenan
AAA
Gorge E. Farrell
Farrell
Montana
Forest fire season leads to multiple convictions in the Northern Rocky Mountain region
In Missoula and nearby Idaho and Montana locations over recent weeks seven defendants faced penalties for smoking, campfire and debris burning in national forests during fire restrictions. Fines ranged up to $50 with jail terms up to 15 days. cases highlighted the danger of man caused fires amid three fatalities and one serious injury this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Mont
Rocky’ Mountain
Montana
Idaho
Ccc
J. G. Lawton
Clearwater National Forest
Clearwater
Clarence Martin
Guy Harris
Pierce
Stanley Dahlberg
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Avery
St. Joe National Forest
Alfred Moat
Lolo National Forest
Ernest J. Simons,Sr
Spokane
Justice Court
Superior
Verle Kaiser
Ed C. Erickson
Clarkin
Charles Hayden
John Segolin
Wallace
St. Maries
W. L. Boutillier
Aaron Kent
Walter Burke
Hartley
Kentucky
Whitefish
Forest Service
Flathead National Forest
Melvin Thompson
Salmon fair attendees travel and local events noted
Among those who motored to the Salmon Idaho fair October 18 were Mr and Mrs Alfred Peterson and family and Mr and Mrs Wendell Jardine. A W Wilson and Martin Quigley left for Logan Utah for the Budge Bros clinic. Mrs Elvin Peterson rushed to Murray hospital at Butte after a brief illness. Mrs Mark Clemow entertained her bridge club with first prize to Mrs Charles Wenger and second to Mrs Harry Lapham. Mr and Mrs Tom Clemow and family and others drove to Dillon. Beryl Woody married Cecil Musberger of Dillon in Missoula. Mrs Harry Davis visited from Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sto: ‘the Salmon, Idaho
Alfred Peterson
Wendell Jardine
A. Ww. Wilson
Martin Quigley
Logan
Utah
Budge Bros
Elvin Peterson
Murray Hospital
Butte
Mark Clemow
Bridge Club
Charles Wenger
Harry Lapham
Tom Clemow
Margaret Sweeney
Wilhelmina
Emil Schindler
Dillon
Beryl Woody
Jackson
Jim Woody
Cecil Musberger
Missoula
Harry Davis
Farmers Union News Notes and Comments
Dillon local Farmers Union met at Riverside school house on Friday October 9 with delegates returning from the state convention at Great Falls. Dance committee members were appointed, and a meeting with Bond local on October 23 was planned to discuss fall referendum issues. A Bond local meeting at Nelson school house on October 14 will present state convention reports. Beaverhead county members from the convention included Maynard and Mary Miller, John and Mary Albers, J C Ferguson, A J Rife, Henry Meine, Lee Schuler, Loren Miller, Stella Hanson, Michael Lauterbach, and Walter Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Local Farmers Union
Riverside School House
Great Falls
Earl Smith
Robert Melton
Bond
Board names election judges across counties
The article lists numerous election judges by location including Dillon South Dillon North Dillon West Argenta Birch Creek Glendale Polaris Jackson Wisdom and more with named individuals at each site such as Ross Nay C W Stallings Geraldine Ryburn Albert Featherly Myrl Erwin George W Dart Harry Schuler and Eva B Jones among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross F. Nay
C. W. Stallings
Geraldine Ryburn
Dillon South
Guildhall
L. Otto Gordon
H. N. Tragitt
Paul Bramsman
William McMannis
Loren E. Davis
Dillon North
Albert R. Featherly
Myrl Erwin
George W. Dart
Jacob Mittlemeier
Henry H. Brown
Dillon West
Metlen
George Bott
Elza Smith
John Kent
A. Jarding Rife
James Leach
Bishop
Nelson School
Harry Schuler
Norman R. Nelson
Elwood Morrison
Argenta
Harry Kent
A. H. French
Ernest P. Knapp
Birch Creek
Reichle
A. T. Crossley
W. E. Roberts
Sara D. Sisterson
Glendale
Frank Kambich
Frank C. Fidler
Frank P. Tate
Polaris
George Harrison
Carl L. Knoll
Charlotte J. Farley
Jackson
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Daniel Pendergast
Merton
Fullerton
Wendell H. Jardine
Wisdom
Legion
Hall
Herbert S. Armitage
C. W. Francis
Frank Pendleton
J. Warren Shaw
Dewey
Wise River School
Eva B. Jones
Mary A.dodgson
Benjamin B. Mallon
Nicholia
Nicholia School House
Afton
E. Whitworth
Robert H. Watt
P. M. Sweeney
Normal Group officers elected in Dillon area
Hughes of Deer Lodge was named vice president Rosalie Brown of Armstead secretary Monte Melton of Dillon treasurer and Dr Robert E B Albright class sponsor The freshman class chose Maxine Johnson as sponsor and temporary officers Lew Brundage chairman Ruth Gardiner Kalispell Kate Seagren Butte Dan Buckvich Butte executive committee planning permanent organization at next class meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Deer Lodge
Rosalie Brown
Armstead
Monte- Melton
Dillon
Robert EB. Albright
Maxine Johnson
Lew Brundage
Ruth
Gardiner
Kalispell
Kate Seagren
Butte
Dan Buckvich
Argenta Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
The column lists: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schaffer and others visiting Lake Esler to plant fish. M. W. Woolley from Salt Lake City touring Argenta. Mrs. Louise Kambich and Pauline from Melrose visiting the Hand home. Mrs. George Knapp and family from Dillon. Roscoe and Jean Pilon from Dillon visiting grandparents Homer and Mrs. Pilon. Joe Stevens, Charles and Joe Ornsby from Butte visiting Sharpe ranch. Also mentions the annual Go event for students and faculty at Dillmont, noting the first Go occurred thirty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Fleming Leigh
Jack Schaffer
Gilbert Riley
Vic Miller
Lake Esler
M. W. Woolley
Salt Lake City
Louise Kambich
Pauline
Melrose
John’ Hand
George Knapp
Dillon
Argenta
Masters Roscoe
Jean Pilon
Homer Pilon
Joe Stevens
Charles
Joe Ornsby
Butte
Sharpe Ranch
Dillmont
Watch Charm Found in Steer Carried to Huntsman
Two years after losing a Masonic watch charm in his pasture B F Huntsman receives the charm from a Fort Worth packing firm. The item was recovered from the stomach of a steer sold by Huntsman, ending the long awaits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex
B. F. Huntsman
Fort Worth
Huntsman
New Enrollees Arrive at Birch Creek CCC Camp
On Sunday October 11 Company 1501 welcomed 92 new men boosting a busy camp. Captain Leo C Wilson returned to command and Lt Merrill C Clark becomes adjutant. A new water line nears completion with 4500 feet laid to prevent freezing. Clean Up Day on October 10 saw full scrub efforts across all buildings and grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company 1501
Suumsden
Leo C. Wilson
Merrill C. Clark
Clark
Wilson
Camp Birch Creek
Lester Schlacht
Joseph C. Dixon
CCC
Navy Day Observance Highlighted by Roosevelt Link
Navy Day 1922 observance honors Theodore Roosevelt and the Navy League role. It notes Roosevelt’s naval writings and leadership urging adequate U S. naval policy. The piece explains Navy Day fosters public understanding with radio press and patriotic groups, stressing ships build with American labor and materials. It lists battleships Utah Idaho Wyoming and cruisers Salt Lake City Boise Helena as Intermountain state representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy ‘League of the
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
United States of America
Roosevelt
Crowe
Royal Navy
Continental Congress
Navy
Radio
American Legion
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Union
Inter-mountain States
U. S. S. Utah
U. S. S. Idaho
U. S. S. Wyoming
U. S. S. Salt Lake City
U. S. S. Boise
U. S. S. Helena
Also Mentioned on This Page
Windle
Mont. Extension Service
Central States
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Leon Beese
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
North Montana St. Dillon, Mont
Johnson & Johnson
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Butte, Mont
Beaverhead Abstract
Title Association
Smith
Farmers Union
Gan Immediate Delivery
Spencer Slumber Co
Spencer, ‘Idaho
Argenta News
CCO News
Camp
John J. Stevens
J. E. Kelly
Beaverhead, Madison and Jefferson Counties
W. B
Bud” Hartwig
Democratic
James E. Phillips
Dillon, Montana
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