Wisdom and Fishtrap Social Pages Highlight Local Visits
A flurry of weekend visits and gatherings in Wisdom and nearby Fishtrap features Albert Cambusch and Percy Story hosting, Goffs from Hunter's Hot Springs visiting relatives, and a wide circle of neighbors attending a Morgan Jones lake picnic. Attendees include Armitages, Stephens, Ellwood, Tope, Shaw, and many others from Wisdom, Briston, and Whitehall, with trips to Dillon and Anaconda noted and a Montana Idaho picnic wrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Cambusch
Gon
Butte
Percy Story
W. A. Armitage
Amy
Hallie Stephens
Argyle Stephens
Bristow
Don Anson
Marshall Ramsey
J. T. Armitage
B. R. Stevenson
Wisdom
John Ellwood
San Francisco
Emmanuel Harrodt
Edith
Shanke
Hamilton
A. Schauger
Miss Swift
Great
Falls
Roy Cottrell
Anaconda
George Cottrell
Will
Knudsen
William
Bud
Bernie
Whitehall
Sam Shiner
John Herzler
Dr. Utley
Twin Bridges
Eas
Helena
C. E. Miller
Contract Bridge Club
Warren Shaw
Fishtrap
Clark Huntley
Harry Helming
Ta. Woodward
Arch Stewart
Helen Maryette
Irene
Max Lewis
Jack Anderson
Perch Story
Frank Bacon
Fred Cole
St. James Hospital
Clyde Maryette
Katherine Topsiks
Billings
J. ‘T. Armitage
John ‘Ellwood
Jess Tope
Walter Goose
Frank Pendleton
Percy Willey
Asa Willey
J. E. Shaw
H. S. Armitage
Jess Jackson
Alta
Jessie Tope
J. P. Lossl
Dewey Dobbins
Ann Miller
Charles Miller
Miss Miller
Kay Nagel
Sam White, Jr
Bannack Visitors And Local Socials Report
Roy Jackson Jr. returns to Bannack from Jackson after several weeks away. Couples from Dillon Butte and Missoula visit Canyon Resort Armstead Denver etc. Socials note dances guests and marriages as well as Frank Hancock inspecting the John Jackson mine in the Big Hole valley. Musberger takes a position at the Virginia City school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Jackson, Jr
Bannack
Jackson
Jack Brown
Canyon Resort
Armstead
Ruby Jackson
Martin Jackson
Harold Egeberg
Butte
Egeberg
Lawrence Daley
Missoula
Frank Hancock
John Jackson
Big Hole
Louis Foltz
Charles Baker
Joseph Burroughs
Dillon
Leo Musberger
R. L. Dyas
Musberger
Virginia City School
Albert Anderson
Walsh
A Dollar Dinner for Four Tells How to Cook Simple
A $1 Dinner for Four outlines two simple recipes for inexpensive meals. The first, Pea and Potato Salad, mixes peas onions pimiento diced potatoes and walnuts with French dressing and mayonnaise on lettuce. The second, Prune Tapioca, blends prunes milk eggs and cream, then chills in glasses for serving.
Distribution of premium taxes to Montana fire relief groups
John J. Holmes state auditor announced the distribution of 32849.63 in premium taxes collected last year to fire department relief associations in 81 Montana towns and cities. The note lists payments to cities including Butte Billings Helena Great Falls Missoula and many others with amounts ranging from about 60 to 5 400 dollars. The text also records awards from a convention including a trophy to Al Wilkinson of Butte, total scores for golfers and tributes to editors and journalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Holmes
Fire Department
Montana
Livingston Editor Heads Montana Press Association
L. E. Flint of Livingston Enterprise was elected president of the Montana State Press association at the close of the annual conference succeeding Joe L. Markham of Butte. Miles City will host the 1934 meeting. New officers include Charles Draper Red Lodge first vice president Stanley Thurston Sanford second vice president and Harry H. Howard Bozeman third vice president. Henry O. Weare Chester was re elected secretary. Golf Play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
L. E. Flint
Livingston Enterprise
Montana State Press Association
Joe L. Markham
Butte
Miles City
Charles Draper
Red Lodge
Stanley Thurston
Sanford
Harry H. Howard
Henry O. Weare
Chester
Mr and Mrs Dragane Dinged as Dillon Shoppers
Mr and Mrs John Dragane were identified as shoppers in Dillon during a local retail review. The note highlights their presence at several stores and draws attention to consumer activity within the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hutchens
Geraldine
Hutchens
Wisdom
Jake Loake
Rose
Fred Frank
Danny
Spokane
Henry Frank
Jake Neidt
Ruby
Bessie
Evelyn Stewart
Jack. Husted
Hamilton
Idealla
Daily Memorial Hospital
Miss Husted
John Dragane
Dillon
Conger Family Welcomed After Roundup Visit
Arthur Conger and his young son Jimmy arrived yesterday from roundup and are visiting at the home of Arthur's parents Mr. and Mrs. James Conger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lee Helming
Highland Ranch
George Helming
Jim Woody
Arthur Conger
Jimmy
Mr. Conger
Mrs
James Conger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary.n. Cottrell
Ray Reverich
Ruth Olsen
Idaho
Union Knitting Mills
Logan
Utah
Walter Gnose
Kellogg
Lloyd Dobbins
Ruby Ranch
J. D. Lee
Christine Anderson
George Volde
Carmen
Wise River
Wallace Francis
Charles Goff
Hunter's Hot Springs
Jim Scofield
Tommy
Billy
Joan
Walter White
Mr. White
Ed Miller
Mary N. Cottroll
Elizabeth Clemow
May Clemow
Betsy Clemow
Frances Shaw
Livingston
Fred Hirschy
Alfred Peterson
Ray Goodman
Henry Wetzel
Corvallis
Fritz Waldly
North Fork
Virginia
Beryl Woody
Frank Husted
C. W. Francis
Claud Anderson
Lucia Jardine
Helen
Jake Neidt, Jr
Margaret Anderson
Bainville
Baker
Bearcreek
Belgrade
Belt
Big Sandy
Big Timber
Bowl'der
Bridger
Broadview
Browning
Cascade
Chinook
Chateau
Columbia Falls
Columbus
Conrad
Cut Bank
Deer Lodge
Denton
Dodson
Ekalaka
Eureka
Forsyth
Froid
Glasgow
Glendive
Grass Range
Great Falls
Hardin
Harlem
Harlowton
Havre
Hobson
Joliet
Kalispell
Laurel
Lavina
Lewistown
Libby
Malta
Manhattan
Moore
Nashua
Philipsburg
Plentywood
Pleneva
Polson
Poplar
Ronan
Roundup
Ryegate
Saco
Scobey
Shelby
Sidney
Stanford
Stevensville
Terry
Three Forks
Townsend
Troy
Walier
Walkerville
Whitefish
White Sulphur Springs
Winnett
Wolf Point
al’ Wilkinson
Jack Travis
Roosevelt
Joseph H. Gehrett
Forsyth Times-Journal
Red Lodge Picket- Journal
Nira
Montana Highway Commission
Montana University
Dban
A. L. Stone
William M. Bole
Charles H. Egleston
WB. Lb. Houston
Elizabeth Bole
Livingston Heads Press Association
Ety UisateMs
H. Niblack
Stenderd
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