Wisdom notes from the Wisdom Divide area
Local items report Ed Calvert’s home burned during a high wind near Fishtrap. Community updates include visits, travel to Dillon and Butte, road work to Divide, Easter services planned in Wisdom and Jackson, club activities, dances, library plans, and church repairs funded by the Federal Relief program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary.n. Cottrell
Ed Calvert
Wisdom Divide Highway
Fishtrap
Clark Huntley
C. E. Francis
Wisdom
Wallace Francis
Wise River social notes include sale and visits
The Wise River column records a sale auction led by clerk Theodore Tintinger with Mrs. Mariam Christiansen planning to move to Spokane. It notes visits from Bill Heaston and family, Harve Paddock, and others, plus social events at the Wise River Women’s club and a Saturday community hall dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariam Christiansen
Theodore Tintinger
Smith
Christiansen
Spokane
Alberta Sheppard
Great Falls
Tom Pendergast
Sheppard
Harve Stanchfield
Butte
A. H. McCartney
Bill Dodgson
Gilbert
Vern Stanchfield
Walter Jones
Leslie Jones
George Murray
Dillon
Fred Gill
McCartney
Billy DeLane
Jerry Creek
Wise River
W. C. Jones
Mr. DeLane
Dana Miller
Dr. Stanchfield
Reichle Social Notes Report Weekend Activities
The hall hosted a Saturday night dance with strong attendance. A light Friday snow fell, with more hoped for. The Page family moved to the Snider ranch, leased from Woods Live Stock. Nick Ahberg plans tourist cabins, built by the Cummins brothers. Nell Doyle visited Reichle School on Thursday. Luella Stickney weighed pupils and visited preschool homes. Irene Perry of Dillon stayed with Virginia Ferguson. Herbert Mees and Mrs Schwonecamp of Butte visited the Joys and the Adders family hosted Joe Pace’s mother and son from Camas, Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Page
Snider
Page
Woods Live Stock Company
Nick Ahberg
Cummins Brothers
Nell Doyle
Luella Stickney
Reichle School
Irene Perry
Dillon
Virginia Ferguson
Herbert Mees
Schwonecamp
Butte
Nick Adders
Joe Pace
Camas
Idaho
Robert Joy
Armstead Community Notes Prepares for Elks Dance
Preparations are underway for an Elks dance set for April 15 in Armstead with expectations of a lively evening. The town also plans its annual clean-up day as frost recedes and weather improves. Notable visits include Mrs. Harold Robinson and daughter Vivian from Spokane and Sheriff W. C. Orr with Dr. Irwin on local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstead
News on George Clemow condition from Tucson surgery
Jackson residents await word on George Clemow who was taken from a train in route from California to Rochester Minnesota. He underwent surgery under Dr. Charles Mayo Jr in Tucson after a relapse from an old ailment and received a blood transfusion with details limited. Cattle movements and local farm activities also appear in the report with Dodd and Highland ranch ties and lambing preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clemow
Big Hole
Tucson
Ariz
California
Rochester
Minn
Clemon
Charles Mayo, Jr
Clemow
Jackson
Local Notes From Horse Prairie Dillon Trip and Incidents
Mrs Agnes K Pierce spent Tuesday in Dillon Frank Blair arrived in Grant from California Mrs Blair remained in Los Angeles and will return to Montana later in spring Mrs Rosetta Sage is a patient in Barrett hospital Dillon ill with flu and will be hospitalized for weeks Mrs Roy Stocker and daughter Shirley and Mrs Alex Cristie were in an auto rollover on a slick road near Garry Geiger’s. Cristie bruised, Shirley face bruised, Stocker uninjured Four men Claude Vance Ernest Cook A A Mangus Elmer Mangus arrested for robbing L C Stocker store Grant and a pool hall in Armstead Mrs A L Waldemar and Mrs J L Waldemar visited Frank Esterwald home Monday Don’t know who stole two sets of harness from Donovan ranch Sunday night Sheriff Orr called as soon as harnesses missed Edgar Rife county commissioner in Grant on business with Mrs Rife then visited George Hughes ranch with family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Robdinson
Vivian
Spokane
Wash
Lee Ramey
Taylor, Bradley
Melton Crooken
L. B. McGivney
Dillon
Sophia Guyaz
M. R. Rand
L. C. Stocker
Clifford
Lima
Bill Hamner
Salmon
Idaho
Armstead
Agnes K
Pierce
Frank Blair
Grant
California
Blair
Los Angeles
Montana
Rosetta Sage
Barrett Hospital
Roy Stocker
Shirley
Alex Cristle
John A. Waldemar
Gerry Geiger
Medicine Lodge Creek
Claude Vance
Ernest Cook
A. A. Mangus
Elmer Mangus
A. L. Waldemar
J. L. Waldemar
Frank Esterwald
Donovan Ranch
Orr
Edgar Rife
Mrs. Rife
George Hughes Ranch
Beaverhead's Examiner Serves Countywide News Coverage
The Examiner remains Beaverhead’s local newspaper, addressing county interests with focused reporting on community events, public notices, and regional developments for residents across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Examiner
Beaverhead
County
Bannack Residents Lodge Travel and Obituary Notes
Frank Ryburn Roy Jackson Jr Stanley Starr and Hugh Natterton left Wednesday by motor for Los Angeles to visit friends for a week. Harold Egeberg accompanied them to Idaho Falls and drove back after leaving Monida pass earlier in winter. Henry Montague left for San Francisco to visit friends. Hugh Munnaghten visited his mother in Whitehall. Walter Richardson and wife welcomed a baby boy on April 4 at their Bannack home. Leo Musberger and family were in Dillon on Saturday. Egeberg and the Seus visited Butte with Miss Virginia and Miss Jane Howitt. John and Peter Cunningham visited at sister Mrs Joe Burroughs. Charles Gaetz and Victor Helms of Butte were Westress visitors. John and Mrs Burroughs family visited Melrose. John Salinwartz, longtime resident, died at Barrett Hospital in Dillon on April 8. funeral at his Bannack residence April 11 officiated by Rev J A Moake. interment Bannack cemetery. B Haviland president of I B Mining Co arrived from Chicago with daughter Lucille Larson. here on brake system business involving Oldsmobile frame and cross-shaft design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Stewart
Butte
Co. BE. Miller
Dillon
Helena
Deer Lodge
Twin Lakes Club
Abina
Kay Sullivan
Wisdom School
Leo Walsh
M. A. Bellivau
Clyde Randall
Whitehall
Wisdom
Lester Thompson
Frank Allerton
George Ferris
Los Angeles
William Huntley
Jackson and
J. T. Armitage
Florence Grogs
Don Angon
Ralph and Clark
Huntley
Dillon and
Armstead
Arch McFarland
Huntley Brothers
California
Raymond Johnson
Carl Peterson
Arnold Holm
Wisdom Library Association
Lion’s Club
Federal Relief Fund
Ald
Schmidt
Mra
Frank Ryburn
Roy Jackson, Jr
Stanley Starr
Hugh Natterton
Harold Egeberg
Idaho Falls
Monida Pass
Mr. Egeberg
Bannack
Mim
Leo Musberger
Dillodm
Virginia
Jane Howitt
John and
Peter Cunningham
Joe Burroughs
Charles Gaetz
Victor Helms
Westress
Mrai
Jom Burroughs
Melrose
John Salinwartz
Barrett Hospital
Schwartz
Schwarts
J. A. Moake
Grace Methodist Church
Bannack Cemetery
B. Haviland
I. B. Mining Company
Bannock
Chicago
Lucille Larson
Haviland
Grasshopper Newsful: Local Travels and Visits
Mr and Mrs Walter Paddock drove to Dillon on business. Jack Bradshaw, visiting his sister Mrs Hans Dons, returned home to Shelley Idaho. Hollis Harrison and Grasshopper residents visited Dillon on Wednesday. Milt and Ross Nay were in Dillon for business. Norman Neilson and family spent Sunday with Earl Tash. George Gullickson visited the DL Ranch Sunday. Otto Pabnish and wife stayed with Earl Tash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Paddock
Dillon
Jack Bradshaw
Hans Dons
Shelley
Idaho
Hollis Harrison
Grasshopper
Milt
Ross Nay
Norman Neilson
Earl Tash
George Gullickson
DL Ranch
Otto Pabnish
New Oldsmobile Offers Smooth Progressive Braking
Oldsmobile engineers announce a braking system with smooth, progressive response matching pedal movement. The 1933 sixes and eights use a straight line brake hookup and balanced front rear force, delivering strong emergency power with ample pedal reserve and fewer adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Wood
Olds Motor Works
Mr. Wood
State AG rules retroactive corporation license tax for 1932
Helena lawyer says the last legislature's corporation license tax law is retroactive raising the rate to two percent for 1932 net income. It also applies a minimum tax on small nets, and CPR provisions, while ruling an agricultural levy unconstitutional. The attorney general advises boards not to enforce the new act and keeps the old 32 1 3 percent levy on true value for stored agricultural products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Nagle
State Board of Equalization
Boards of Equatization
P. N. G. Club Meets At Bourquin Home
The P. N. G. club gathered last night at the home of Mrs. Charles Bourquin with Mrs. Bourquin and Mrs. Ada McLaren as hostesses for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. N. G. Club
Charles Bourquin
Ken Murray Smokes While Broadcasting
The article centers on Ken Murray who smokes on air, appearing to swallow the microphone, with a black cigar as a constant prop during his program. The piece highlights his unusual on air habit and stage persona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Murray
Bridge Club Meets at Peter J Peterson Ranch
The Wednesday Afternoons Bridge club meets this afternoon hosted by Mrs. C. W. Oberem at the Peter J. Peterson ranch home.
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Audrey Gross
Helen Anson
Helen Hirschy
WISE
William J. Anderson
Bill Heaston
Martha
Harve
Ned
Norma Paddock
Harve Paddock
Boetticher
Heaston
Harold Clift
Earl Nance
Lee Sims
Mrs. Sims
Pete Piazzola
Tony McLeod
Gross
The
Wisdom Cafe
Cattie
J. B. Shaw
Dudley
Jimmy Dodd
Reichle
Margaret Given
A. W. Wilson
Harry Lapham
Charles Wenger
John Jackson
Eddie Wenger
Jim Woody
J. Reese
Isabell Peterson
John Krause
Patrick Tourney
John Hutchens
Jim Johnson
Mary
Beryl Woody
Holfers
C. E. Miller
Fred
Maryni
Cottrell
Arizona
Fred Hirschy
Guy Gray
Bill Melogue
Mr. Dodd
William Harray
Highland Ranch
Wendell Jardine
Bob Woody
Woody
Mr. Schmidt
Lutheran Church
Horse Prairie
Ruby Jackson
Henry’ Montague
San Francisco
Hugh’ Munnaghten
Whitelall
Walter Richardson
Oldsmobile
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America
Arlington Bst
Boston
PABST
Montana Mercantile
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