Residents travel and recoveries in the Big Hole area
Mrs. Jane Jordan and daughter Lelia depart for Logan Utah for Lelia’s medical treatment. Mrs. Claud Anderson and son Henry Johnson return from Los Angeles with Henry starting work on the Highland ranch. Virginia Hancock visits from Butte and returns home. J P Losal returns from St James Hospital in Butte after knee infection. rheumatic condition persists. Chris Rasmussen resumes highway work and repairs on Jorgen Jorgenser lane. Mrs. Dolly Dean Burgess visits in Big Hole aiding Florence Crittenden home. Fred Holler suffers back injuries from a haystack fall and is taken to St James Hospital. Will Knudsen and Charley Anderson remodel Jim Johnson’s Jackson home. Jim Robinson improving at Fort Harrison veterans hospital. Walter Stoker from Butte School of Mines spends vacation in Big Hole. Camas Nelson has been in
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Jane Jordan
Lelia
J. HE. Shaw
Logan
Utah
Claud Anderson
Henry Johnson
Los Angeles
Calif
Henry
William Harray
Highland Ranch
Virginia Hancock
Butte
Ruth Tope
J. P. Losal
Wisdom
St. James Hospital
Chris Rasmussen
Jim Johnson
Jackson
Jim Robinson
Veterans’ Hospital
Fort Harrison
Walter Stoker
School of Mines
Big Hole
Camas Nelson
Ed-Roe
Red Rock
Herb Armitage
Glyde Christian
D. J. Stephens
Augusta
Mont
Frank Hazelbaker
Jim. Johnson
Dillon
Lyston’ Dansie
Bannack
Clark Huntley
Charles Butler
Seattle
Illinois
Dunbar
Fred Hirschy
Woodworth Ranch
Hazelbaker
Big Hole Creamery Company
Hansen Packing Company
Ray Leverich
Dolly Dean Burgess
Burgess
Florence Crittenden
Helena
W. W. Wahl
Warren Shaw
Leo Snook
Huntley
Jorgen Jorgensen
The
Basin Mercantile
Jack Husted
Fred. Hirgsby
la Mesa
Montana
Big Hole Basin
Francis Ralston
Bobbie Anson
Hunter’s Hot Springs
John Phillips
Miss May Phillips
Anaconda
Phillips
Fred Hirechy
Lowell Martinello
Nez Perce
Tope Ranch
J. A. Jepsen
Ray
Chris Deutchman
John Snabnit
Drummond
John Meyers
Bartlet Laurence
Walter Clapp
Wallace Francis
Wisdom News Highlights Involving Fire, Travel, And Visits
The Big Hole area workers return home as forest fires near Nez Perce pass come under control. Travelers Don Anson and Mrs. Anson visit Hamilton while Mrs. Anson prepares for possible surgery. Spokane visitor Gary Perry, Jackson resident John Anderson, and many locals appear in a string of family and community updates in Wisdom and nearby towns.
Big Hole Basin Busy With Haying And Social Visits
Ed Roe from Red Rock hurriedly visited relatives in the Big Hole. Families like Armitages and Hazlebakers hosted gatherings while haying continued on Sunny Slope and at the Dade Stephens place. Butter demand rises for Big Hole Creamery. Hansen Packing of Butte boosts orders. Fires, rain, and river traffic affected work. pack mules arrive from Nez Perce fire prep. residents travel to Dillon and Butte for repairs, visits, and supplies.
Wool shipments end season as loads of wool decline
The Farmers' Pool finished loading two cars of wool last week ending the season with 13 cars shipped this year equal to last year but total pounds fell by 61 610 to 464 778. Prices ranged from 15 to 18 cents a pound while quality from Alder was noted as better and cleaner. A government grading visit reviewed Joe Smith’s high ranking clip. Separately a barn fire on the Jack Lagich ranch caused by lightning damaged straw and knocked down three cows and a milker. Elwyn Metzel’s riding accident left two ribs broken and a dislocated shoulder. Local residents reported other social visits and plans for the State Normal College.
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Farmers’ Pool
Ruby Valley Pool
Joe Smith
Madison County Forum
Jack Lagich Ranch
George Wall
Beaverhead County News Focuses on Local County Interest
The Examiner serves Beaverhead and surrounding areas with emphasis on county news, events, and community updates reflecting local priorities and concerns.
View heating system will be installed Poor Farm
Saturday night the hall was closed by Sheriff Orr for operating without a license. Sweetwater residents conferred with the board about opening a road in the district, which was recently fenced. The commissioners meet today as a board of final budget and will remain so until Aug 16 when they convene as a board of tax levy.
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W. C. Orr
Sweetwater
Segaion
Forest Fires Conquered by Aid Soaking Rains
Rains reported Wednesday through Saturday soaked forest Timber and undergrowth in dry areas where a single spark could have started a blaze. Fire conditions eased as the downpours intensified across multiple sections, reducing fire danger for the region.
Book by Dr. Davis praised as educational standard
The article extols Dr. Davis as an author of numerous educational volumes widely used as textbooks. It notes his writing alternates between the voice of a earnest young man and a wise grandfather, reflecting his broad approach to education topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
Davis
Youths Injured After Highway Wreck Near Barratts Station
A four occupant car driven by a Butte youth plunged from the state highway grade near the Country Inn Friday night but all escaped injury though the vehicle was damaged. Sam Cardinale's car also damaged last Friday afternoon when it went off the grade near Barratts station.
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Butte
Country Inn
Sam Cardinale
Barratts Station
Mr and Mrs Wilkinson Return From Yellowstone Trip
Mr and Mrs Sam Wilkinson came back from Yellowstone park where he attended the state bankers meeting. On the way home they enjoyed a brief stay at Corwin Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Wilkinson
Yellowstone Park
State Bankers’ Meeting
Corwin Springs
Beav erhead Montana Estate Notice of Jasper Nelson Deceased
Legal notice in District Court Beaverhead County Montana regarding the estate of Jasper Nelson, deceased. Proceedings identify the decedent, the court, and the matter under the Fifth Judicial District. Official action, dates, and required responses to follow per local probate rules.
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Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
County OF
Beaverhead
Jasper Nelson
Order to Show Cause in Beaverhead County probate
The court orders J William Nelson executor of Jasper Nelsons will to show cause why part or all real estate should not be sold to pay debts and admin expenses. Interested parties must appear August 17 1931 at 10 AM in Dillon Montana. Copy to be published weekly in The Dillon Examiner for two weeks.
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J. William Nelson
Jasper Nelson
Dillon
County of Beaverhead
Montana
Dillon Examiner
Eald Beaverhead
Notice of tax sale redemption and deed application in Beaverhead County
Delinquent tax property described as 560 acres in Beaverhead County Montana was sold July 14 1928 for 14.89 with 95.33 due by July 14 1931. Assignees Ira C Kennedy and Clayton T Kennedy will apply August 15 1931 to the Beaverhead County Treasurer for a deed of conveyance at Monida Montana dated July 28 1931.
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Beaverhead
Montana
Ira C. Kennedy
Clayton T. Kennedy
Beaverhead County
Monida
C. T. Kennedy
IRAC
Kennedy
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Northern Pacific
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D. E. Wilder
First National Bank
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Missoula
Don Anson
Hayden
Wenatches
Washington
W. A. Armitage
William Huntley
Spokane
Toby Nord Company
Salmon
Idaho
Will Hayden
Wenatchee
Wash
Mier
Indianapolis Speedway
Seenterd
Cateis
Elwyn Metzel
Dyer
Sheridan
Metzel
Madisonian
Lynn Comfort
John M
Miss Melvina
John
State Normal College
the Examiner
County
DR. Davis
Legals
Henry G. Rodgers
City Drug Company
Mary Ritschie
Range ‘West
Leggat Hotel
Alex. Leggat
Mille Adams
Wick’s
Penney
Geo. L. Routledge
W. E. Serner
Huber Bros
Tribune Book
Dillon, Montana
Carl B. Taylor
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