Beav erhead County Social Notes Cast Wide Local Visits
Mrs. George ACPle received word Monday that Harry King died in a Los Angeles hospital during a motor trip with his employer. Frank King of Fresno and others were with him. Other items note visits by Pete and Mrs Cashmore, Mary Sheppard moving to Dillon, Waldorf family with young sons, and various locals hosting guests and purchasing lambs or wood for winter.
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George
Harry King
Los ‘Angeles
Calif
King
New York
Frank King
Fresno
Pete Cashmore
Dil Jon
Nogales
Ariz
Cashmore
E. A. Marchesseau
Mary E. Sheppard
Dillon
J. J. Brown
Walter Paddock
Adolph Pahnish
Judge
John Judge
National Association of Postmasters
Beaverhead County
Andrus Hotel
Harry Andrus
Ray E. Willey
Wisdom
Sanford Sheppard
Jackson
Sophia Guyaz
Armstead
Anna Stocker
Grant
Laura Judge
Polaris
Tom Tash
Butte
Will Tash
Laura Sprinkle
Earl Tash
Elkhorn Springs
Eda Jackson
Anna Lee Sheppard
Jack
Richard Sheppard
Dwight Harrison
Johnny Jackson
Women in Democracy Theme for Montana Meeting
Butte Montana reports that the Business and Professional Women's club will hold its state district meeting here on October 8. The convention inaugurates Business Women's week from October 8 to 14 with the theme Women in Democracy guiding events.
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Butte
Mont
U.P
Women In Democracy
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ajax mine sale linked to Spokane experts and winter plans
A major local business transaction sold the Ajax mine, formerly Morse’s, to a Spokane mining experts company led by A. N. Conger and Earl Hoffman. They spent days preparing the site for winter work as residents hosted visits and related community events continued.
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Big Hole
Ajax
J. E. Morse
Spokane
A. N. Conger
Earl Hoffman
Wisdom social and club events fill Big Hole week
In Wisdom and nearby, residents attended baking demonstrations with 20 women, visits by Miss Tofte, travels to Twin Falls and Deer Lodge for anniversaries, and a large Rebekah lodge celebration in Jackson. Local couples hosted dinners and outings while wisdom residents enjoyed weekend family gatherings and fall weather in the hills.
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Mic
Beaverhead County
Wisdom
Dell Bacon
Bowen
Lucy Lawrence
Warren Lowery
M. G. Ramsey
Walter Lowery
Twin Falls
Idaho
Messrs
Clarence Helming
J. H. Scofield
Arch Stewart
Hans Jorgensen
Warren Shaw
H. S. Armitage
D. J. Stephens
Chris Ras
Butte
Claud Anderson
Cecile Hirschy
Anderson
Arthur Miller
Unionville
Will Gordon
Boulder
Woodward Ranch
Bud Knudsen
Peter Rasmussen
Whitehall
Mr. Rasmussen
Lester Robins
Audrey
Gladys Puttman
Billy
Barbara Lawrence
B. M. Lawrence
Henry Edwards
Bob Stewart
Joe Shaw
Twin Lakes
George O'Connell
Harold O’dell
Hamilton
Charles Price
Jess Tope
North Fork
Frank Husted
Vern Stanchfield
Fishtrap
Harold Capehart
Jack Miller
Audrey Tovey
Dillon
Ed Glassey
Clyde Thompson
Anaconda
Durban Stevens
Jack Anderson
Alma’ Soper
Ed Gardner
Big Hole
Ralph’ Huntley
Harold Capehall
Morgan Jones
Jake
Mr. George Belching
Dave Pecora
Louis le Corne
Malta
Rebekah Lodge
Jackson
Rebekah Order
Lu Hoyrup
Plenn Oneal
Tom Clemon
Whispering Hope
New Forest Area Opened In Montana Trails Started
One of Montana’s most primitive regions the Anaconda Pindar is being opened by two forestry crews. A storm lake to 10 000 foot divide route and a Phyllis lake to divide northeast trail will take about two years to complete. The area is scenic with high peaks steep cliffs and timber line. Game and fish are plentiful.
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Butte
Mont
U.P
Montana
Anaconda-Pindar
Storm Lake
Phyllis Lake
L. M. Stewart
Deer Lodge National Forest
Stewart
Tax Payment Rule Extends Deadline to 1940 Without Penalty
Attorney General H. J. Freebourn rules delinquent taxes may be paid on or before January 1 1940 without penalty or interest. The opinion, written for Edward Dusgault, Missoula county attorney, also holds that delinquent taxes including those arising after certificates issue must be paid by purchasers at tax deed sales or by persons redeeming property sold for taxes.
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H. J. Freebourn
Edward “T. ‘#Dusgault
Missoula County
State Board Sued for Over $21,000 in Columbus Project
Barnard-Curtiss Contracting Co sues the state water conservation board in Stillwater County alleging $21,205.98 due on an irrigation canal contract at the Columbus project. The firm claims $7,236.90 remains unpaid and $13,934.08 in damages from reduced specifications.
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State Water Conservation Board
Barnard-Curtiss Contracting Company
Columbus
Stillwater County
State Board
Mill project progresses with Oregon arrival and local visits
Five truckloads of mill equipment arrived Monday from Oregon as about 18 men work on the setup. J E McClellan of Vancouver BC visited last week. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pilon, Mrs. Buckingham and others returned from Logan Utah for medical care. Wood hauling increases with trucks from Dillon. Local residents and visitors, including Smiths from the pump station, Hartman, Graham, Fleming and Elder, were seen around town.
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Charles Pierce
Herbert Carlson
Cecilia Carlson
Minnie Carlson
Anaconda
S. J. Johnson
Elvin Peterson
Jackson Homemakers Club
Fred Nelson
William Showe
Gladys Tofte
Fred Hirschy
Salmon
North Fork
Idaho
Dave Marriott
Seattle
Jay Dunbar
Montgomery-Ajax
Montgomery-Ajax Ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar
Cashmere
Pullman
Wash
Jean
Corrine Willey
East Fox School
Oregon
Vancouver
B. C
Elmer Pilon
Logan
Utah
Pilon
Chester Buckingham
Buckingham
Dillon
Tourists Spend Over Three Thousand On Licenses For Montana Trout
Tourists paid 3407 dollars for licenses amid Montana trout chasing last month as 1863 special 10 day permits were issued. State residents bought 11886 regular fishing licenses in August, with license revenue only a small portion of total tourist fishing spend.
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Montana
State Fish and Game Department
Red Cross to Hear James L Fisher at Montana Meeting
James L Fisher national vice chairman of the American Red Cross will be the principal speaker at the Montana meeting here on October 12. Fisher will address the gathering as the organization conducts its regional events.
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Butte
Mont
U.P
James L. Fisher
Washington, D. C
American Red Cross
Montana
Regional forest report from Missoula details fire figures
The Office of the Forest Service in Missoula reports 23,000,000 acres across 17 national forests from South Dakota to Washington. In the region 1,618 fires of the season. CCC crews and forest service personnel built over 250 miles of fire line. August averages show 188 enrollees per camp across 34 camps, with 142 on project work and 46 on army duty.
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The
Forest Service
Missoula
South Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
CCC
Innes Visit Highlights Dillon Residents Former Billings Couple
Mr and Mrs Leonard Innes of Billings long time Dillon residents were visitors in the city Thursday sharing a brief reunion with locals and former acquaintances during their stay.
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Leonard Innes
Billings
Dillon
City
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