North Dakota papers enter contest at State University
State University of Montana faculty judges nine North Dakota newspapers in a news coverage contest. Entrants submit three consecutive issues and town county population data. Judging emphasizes city and country news, agricultural and personal news, with spelling and proofreading not considered.
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State University
Missoula
North Dakota
A. L. Stone
School of Journalism
The
North Dakota Press Association
Montana School of Journalism
South Dakota
Montana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Modern Woodmen and Neighbors Install Officers at Twin Bridges
On January 16, Oakleaf Camp Modern Woodmen of America and the Royal Neighbors held a joint installation of officers. Woodmen installed include Counsel Robert Galahan Clerk Oscar Brown Banker Elmer Richmond Past Counsel George Balkovetz Jr Adviser George Balkovetz Jr Escort Lester Nyhart Trustees W M Rosenbaum Frank Balkovetz Rudolph Balkovetz. Royal Neighbors installed Oracle Una Galahan Vice Oracle Jemima Cook Chancellor Nora Matthews Recorder Mrs Morrow Receiver Alice Lane Marshal Lucy Wehrle Assistant Marshal Imogen Elford Inner Sentinel Margaret Basolo Outer Sentinel Pauline Evans Past Oracle Hilda Murphy. Lunch followed the ceremonies.
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Twin Bridges
Oakleaf Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Royal Neighbors
Robert Galahan
Oscar Brown
Elmer Richmond
George Balkovetz Jr
Lester Nyhart
W. M. Rosenbaum
Frank Balkovetz
Rudolph Balkovetz
Oracle
Community clubs and social gatherings in Hamilton
St Pauls Episcopal guild held a tea at Mrs P H Edwards with 25 women. The Womens Missionary society met at Mrs Arthur Dawes for a social hour after business. Federated society hosted by Mrs P E Pagenkopf and others drew about 20 attendees. Officers were installed at the Womens Benefit association in Odd Fellows hall. The Womens Relief Corps held its annual dinner at Odd Fellows hall with new officers inducted. The Hamilton Community Orchestra reorganized under director Fred L Sanford and held a practice and social. A unty wide rally of young church people is planned with the Nazareth club hosting next Wednesday. Mr and Mrs J C Ford left for Portland to attend Penney managers meeting. Miss Margaret Barlow moved to Cheney Normal College. Mrs Mary Moore was honored at a Presbyterian reception. Lewisia bridge club met at the Roberts new home on South Fifth Street.
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John Ritchie
O. H. Peterson
L. H. McCarthy
Women’s Benefit Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Bertha Carlstrom
Carrie LeCompte
Kate Gravelle
Lettie Brown
Clara Shults
Charity Carls
Cora Freeze
Lettie van Blaricom
Maggie Blodgett
Mayers
Betty Freeze
Maggie Albright
Laura Thomas
Susie Thomas
Fern Lauke
Oneta Rose
Ellen Languein
Florence Ost
Anna Davidson
Julia Walser
Laura Adams
Harriet Snow
Augusta Sizer
Hamilton Community Orchestra
Theodore LaChambre
Fred L. Sanford
Joe Zito
Leonard Budden
Glen Kohls
D. Ratchford
Charles Renn
Howard
Robert Sanford
de Lois Vallance
E. Landreville
Leonard Deruse
Harold Reip
Jean Beaston
Donald Marx
Betty Hyde
Budden
Hamilton
Nazareth Club
Federated Church
J. Warford
Missoula
Twin Bridges Social News Sparks Local Events
Social notes from Twin Bridges recount visiting friends at dinners and bridge games. Attendees include Frank Pahl family, Odd Fellows install ceremony guests, Five Hundred club prizes, and local notices on road blockages from snow. A high school basketball loss to White Sulphur Springs is noted along with club meetings on industry topics.
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Twin Bridges
Frank Pahl
Boynton
Bert
Lowell Paige
Wallace Forsgren
Joseph Bird
Henry Basolo
Dewey Davis
John Basolo
Jess Hickman
Sheridan
Five Hundred Club
H. A. Pease
G. L. Utley
S. A. Jones
G. H. Davey
A. F. Reid
5. A. Jones
Butte
W. E. Kearney
Lyman Bennett
Ray Sipprelle
Joe Peck
Virginia City
Miles Bateman
Philip Cook
White Sulphur Springs
J. H. Brundage
Lima
Lester
Anaconda
Joseph Strong
Carl J. Lund
Fred Davis
Phylis
Margaret G. Reid
O. A. Schulz
Grain Warehouses Open in Montana in 1931
Helena Jan 16 Special. Despite wheat output hitting a 12 year low, 411 Montana grain warehouses operated under state license and bond in 1931 with capacity of 14,968,661 bushels. Also 15 commission firms and track buyers held licenses. 1930 had 537 warehouses and 18,224,661 bushels capacity.
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Helena
Montana
Division of
State Department of Agriculture
Masons Install New Officers at Hamilton Lodge
Ionic lodge A. F. and A. M. held installation at the Masonic temple with Tom Kane as installing officer. Elected officers include Walter Dezell as worshipful master E E Yarbrough senior warden Paul Erickson junior warden Lloyd Reimel treasurer Milton D Byrd secretary Truman Smith senior deacon Robert Nicholson junior deacon Fred Bernatz senior steward Robert Johnston junior steward D J Geiman chaplain Walter Brown tyler Dan Willey marshal.
Cattle movements and local notes from Wisdom area
C E Miller loaded 965 cattle for Utah after Ogden show. Six carloads of Willey and Shaw cattle to Portland markets sold to Han sen Packing and Union Meat. Local deaths, hospital visits, marriages, accidents, and winter conditions affect Wisdom Montana residents with travel by sleighs and closures to autos.
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Butte
Willey
Hansen Packing Company
Shaw
Union Meat Company
Don Anson
Cecelia Montgomery
Anaconda
Hans Jorgenson
Marion Jorgenson
Jorgen Jorgenson
James Milne
Perma
Mont
Hienie Williams
Fred Hirschy
Roy Hall
Fred Cole
Grasshopper
Jimmy Dodd
Big Hole
Ralston
Wisdom
Wisdom-Jackson
R. J. Somers
Bob Ellwood
John Troupe
Roy Oliver
Clarence Brown
Jackson
Pennsylvania
Wallace Francis
Martinsdale Social Notes Chronicle Local Movements
Martinsdale residents engage in travel and visits with friends in Alberta Kellogg and Roundup. Local events include meetings at Lennep Harlowton and Delpine, a Meade and Mangel Wurzel reading, and arrivals in Lewistown with a new baby. A cement company and a silk textile firm in Japan raise dividends while others cut payouts.
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Japan
Italian Share Institute to finance industry via share loans
The Italian government creates the Italian Share Institute to provide 10 year loans against shares and support direct participation in industry through purchases of shares, shaping finance policy and ownership.
Future Farmers Speak at Polson Kiwanis Meeting
Carl Barr president of the Future Farmers of America and Ralph Gipe a member spoke at the Polson Kiwanis club at the Salish House. The 40 Polson FFA members outlined aims and farm projects planned for 1932 with James Nevins of the Polson high school Smith-Hughes course presenting the program.
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Polson
Carl Barr
Future Farmers of America
Ralph Gipe
Polson Kiwanis Club
Salish House
Farm Club
James Nevins
Smith-Hughes
Polson High School
Polson Civic League to Host Card Party for Library
Polson Montana plans a charity card party in late January by the Civic League to benefit the Polson public library. The January meeting featured a talk on Girl Scouting by Mrs. Earl Clark, and the February gathering will be at Mrs. Hans Jorgensen’s home.
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Polson
Polson Civic League
Polson Public Library
League
C. T. Belnap
Earl Clark
Hans Jorgensen
Club of Polson Eastern Star
Etha Cline
Anna Meeks
Helen Dunn
Manhattan Hostesses Share Bridge and Visits
Mrs. George Linton hosted a bridge afternoon at her North Broadway home followed by lunch. Guests included Mrs. E M Wright and others. Mrs. Walter White entertained the Luncheon Bridge club next day. Local residents and visitors frequent Manhattan with moves, visits, and society notes.
Whitehall Social Life Highlights Long Birthday Soir ees
Whitehall residents held a series of neighborhood gatherings across town. Mrs Olive Norville hosted a surprise birthday for her mother Mrs Hettie Townsend with guests including M A Tuttle W H Tebay and others. Numerous bridge clubs met with refresh ments and prizes.
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Whitehall
Olive Norville
Hettie Townsend
M. A. Tuttle
W. H. Tebay
George Harbison
Minnie Noble King
Violetta Collins
G. Gist
Lizzie and
Quailey Beal
Homer Townsend
Belgrade community notes include clubs fireball planning
Belgrade reports cover the Belgrade Masonic lodge and firemen meeting with plans for a February 6 firemen’s ball. Activities span women’s club events with music and lectures, gifts and travel news, and plans for a bi-centennial George Washington celebration.
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