Wisdom Briefs Highlight Local Visits And School Hiring
Wisdom Montana locals host relatives from Darby Bremerton and Logan while the Wisdom School Board hires Henry Edwards for upper grades and Helers Margott for lower grades. Visitors tour Twin Lakes Yellowstone and attend local events as residents plan a rodeo and sewer project in the Big Hole.
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Wisdom
Fred Francis
Darby
George Francis
Bremerton
Wash
Big Hole
Wisdom School Board
Henry Edwards
Helers Margott
Wisdom School
Leonard Haggerty
Marion
Thelma
Teddy
William Knudsen, Jr
Boulder
Yellowstone
D. J. Stephens
Argyle Stephens
Amy
Hallie Stephens
George Izatt
Fay
Myrtle
Margaret
Logan
Stephens
Twin Lakes
Ed Glassey
Betty Lu
Wanda
Hamilton
Walter Clapp
Jack Anderson
Fishtrap
Hopkins Cabins
W. H. Brown
Anaconda
John Roletto
Butte
H. S. Armitage
Paul Sackett
Paula
Eric Maybee
George B. Wellcome
Paige Welcome
Warren Hughes
Seymour Creek
Percy Story
Ralph Hunter
San Diego
Calif
Huter
Jack Hurley
Rathers
Messers
Harry
Clarence Rover
George Helming
Wilson Young
Allen and
Edward Gross
Whitehall
Tuesay
Jackson area social notes and haying progress
Mrs Fielding Gray of Gold Creek visited the Pendergast home last week and returned with him. Harry Lindley and Donald from Butte plus Mrs Carry Black of Iowa were guests at the Hirschy home. Len Holloran and family visited the Wilsons in Jackson. Silas Dishno visited the Jacksons. Miss Suzanne Gilbert from Dillon visited Edith Jackson. Ranchers in Jackson mostly finished haying. others expected to finish this week. Names listed include Mark Clemon Dan Pendergast Wendell Jardine Jules Wenger Martin Jackson Lena Nelson and Fred Nel.
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Jackson
Fielding Gray
Gold Creek
Dan Pendergast
Gray
Harry Lindley
Donald
Butte
Carry Black
Iowa
Fred Hirschy
Len Holloran
Dillon
Silas Dishno
Martin Jackson
Suzanne Gilbert
Edith Jackson
Mark Clemon
Wendell Jardine
Jules Wenger
Lena Nelson
Fred Nelson
Livestock Prices Rise From Drought to Farm Gate
J A M naighton analyzes drought driven high cattle and hog prices. He notes a months long lag before fat livestock supply can ease and prices fall, despite better grain and forage prospects. Factor costs including taxes and labor push up costs across farming, feedlots, packing, and retail.
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Los Angeles
Corn Belt
Great Plains
Veteran Beaverhead promoter to direct Jackson rodeo
The veteran promoter of wild west shows will be the arena director for the Jackson rodeo next weekend August 21 and 22. Bucking horses from the Big Hole basin will challenge top riders in a show expected to attract fans from Dillon Butte and Anaconda plus other areas. Dances will follow each night.
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Beaverhead
Jackson Rodeo
Big Hole Basin
Dillon
Butte
Anaconda
Woodmen Picnic Set at Dillmont on Holiday
Woodmen announce a holiday gathering at Dillmont with $150 prizes. Woodmen teams will compete for a trophy against other Woodmen groups while a Woodmen baseball nine plays daily at the fair grounds. Fireworks nightly at Dillmont park followed by a park pavilion dance.
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Woodmen
Fair Grounds
Dillmont Park
Park Pavilion
Two Men Get Suspended Sentences in Arraignment
In Judge Louis Stahl's court yesterday morning Ed Holden pleaded guilty to passing worthless checks and Walter Carr pleaded guilty to a disturbance charge. Both received 90 day suspended sentences.
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Louis Stahl
Ed Holden
Walter Carr
Capital Motors of Helena Wins State Patrol Car Bid
Capital Motors of Helena offered the lowest bid to supply 27 patrol autos for the State Highway Patrol at 20,194 dollars, after 17 used cars were offered as partial payment. The 1937 Fords include radios tires spot lights and heavy generators capable of 90 mph. Other bids came from Roberts Motor Co Smith Motors Anderson Motors Nybo Motor Co. of Billings for Terraplanes Plymouths Chevrolets and Fords. A prior purchase added 14 Terraplanes for the patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Motors
Helena
Highway Patrol
I. S. McQuitty
Roberts Motor Co
Smith Motors
Anderson Motors
Nybo Motor Co
Billingson Fords
Montana cuts debt with 1933 issue payments
State Treasurer Ray N. Shannon announced bonded debt of 4 237 000 from 1933 has been reduced by 356 000 through payments and will drop further when July payments totaling 137 912 81 are made.
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Montana
Ray N. Shannon
Cattle market outlook boosts Montana sellers
Montana farmers and stock growers are encouraged by Dr. W. J. Butler state veterinarian to hold cattle for better prices this winter. He notes low national beef supply and fewer western stock in eastern markets, with present eastern prices attractive but likely to rise.
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Montana
W. J. Butler
Butler
Montana carloadings surge logo in June shipments
The Montana Public Service Commission reported June carloadings well above last year with 29 993 cars loaded versus 22 048 in 1935. ore, logging, lumber rose while wheat flour and livestock drops, coal up, petroleum down. Fort Peck gravel remains abundant.
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Montana
Montana Public Service Commission
Fort Peck
Two Month Elk Season Opens on Flathead Region
Montana State Game Commission after studying the Flathead Elk herd sets a two month season from October 1 to November 30 for elk of either sex. Upland birds may be hunted for one day on Sunday September 12 with a three bird bag limit. Meeting announced for Livingston on September 13. Wildlife authorities say the herd will be reduced and extended seasons unnecessary.
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State Game Commission
Lewistown
Livingston
Flathead
South Fork
New Economies Lift Montana State Liquor Stores Profits
Montana state liquor stores posted a July net profit of 123316.49 on sales of 512562.39, up from 106853.49 on 479364.57 last year. Administrator L M A Waas credits economies in operating expenses and law enforcement, freight, and drayage for the higher profits.
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Montana
L. M. A. Waas
Waas
Ace High Dinner For Four For One Dollar
A vintage menu item lists a four person Ace High dinner for one dollar. Dishes include Cabbage and Tomato au Gratin twenty three cents and Fruit Salad thirty two cents with instructions and small home cooking details.
All Year Round Summer Home For Winter Use Lodge Plan
Plans describe a durable all year lodge suited for summer and winter use near a resort, with options for a bath area, closets, built in storage, porch, and warm finishes. Emphasizes cost efficiency, double walls, and insulation for seasonal versatility. A lumber dealer or contractor can handle construction.
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Wisdom Mary N. Cottrell
J. T. Armitage
Charles Quist
Spokane
Emer Nelson
Ferdinand Gillam
Bowen
The
American Legion
R. J. Fetty
C. L. Boyer
J.a.m‘naughton
Sam Freeman
Dillmont
Sitcy
Skcy
Anten Honst
Crook
Cincere
Thas Alt
Capital News
Flathead Lake
Elk Ranges
FoRen
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