Chinook Bride Weds Dillon Man in Quiet Aug Wedding
Miss Helen Stamm and Bruce A. Risley united at the bride’s mother's home with a small gathering. The couple planned to live in Dillon after Oct 1 and honeymooned in the Canadian Rockies. Robbins provides notes on family, careers, and local guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stamm
Helen Stamm
Chinook
Bruce A. Risley
Dillon
T. M. Kingsley
Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Miller
Henry A. Martens
Banff
Lake Louise
Wisdom Event Notes Camp, Visitors and A Deer Incident
Wisdom Montana society column lists numerous visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Clark Huntley and families, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Walsh, and Miss Vivian Hall. A deer fatally attacked Mrs. Martha Jones near the Hazelbaker ranch, injuring her. the deer was shot. Preparations begin for the golden wedding celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Van Houten on Ruby Creek with a community picnic planned for Aug 29.
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Wisdom
Clark Huntley
Huntley
Spokane
Ralph Huntley
Peter Knudsen
Livingston
Vivian Hall
Dorothy Mack
Green Bay
Wis
Harry Hopkins
William Knudsen
Leo Walsh
Butte
George Cottrell
Elkhorn Springs
Gibbons
Ernie Davis
Bert Bacon
Hazelbaker Ranch
Martha Jones
Jhanke Brothers
Utah
Budge
Frank Beerhrer
Reichle
Walter White
Miss Steffins
Anaconda
Jack Anderson
Anderson
George Stewart
Hamilton
Stewart
Rebekah Jardine
Bartlett
Clyde Park
Olive Bartlett
Bozeman
D. J. Stephens
Hans Jorgensen
Jackson
Wendell Jardine
Fred Anderson
Fishtrap
Clarence Helming
Missoula
Jake Barnosky
Donald Kressler
Wisdom Hotel
Edith Jorgensen
Elaine Hunt
Los Angeles
C. W. Francis
Warren Hughes
Seymour Creek
St. Ann’s Hospital
Elinor Boyle Nichols
Oakland
Calif
John Boyle
Berkeley
Ted Woodward
Nichols
World Bookshop
Wisdom Library Committee
Ben van Houten
Ruby Creek
van Houten
Jacksons Gather For Family Day At Dillon Home
Jackson family members met at Mr and Mrs John Jacksons home in Dillon for a long overdue reunion. Forty seven attendees included Mae Hawk Los Angeles F L Gray Gold Creek Tom Pendergast Wise River Dan Pendergast and John Jackson. Also present were guests from Wisdom Anaconda Butte and Missoula as well as visitors from Lava Hot Springs Idaho and Twin Lakes. A Jackson rodeo promotion drew smaller than expected crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hirschy
Laurence Holloran
Dillon
Harry Lapham
Pinkerton Ranch
Grover Helming
Maurice Helming
Dale Willey
Wisdom
Frederick Holman
Darby
Kenneth Peterson
Barrett Hospital
Beverley Kay
Noel Jackson
Martin Jackson Ranch
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
May Hawk
James Bateman
Los Angeles
Jackson
Dan Pendergast Ranch
Mark Clemon
Anaconda
Patricia Cullerton
Butte
Sanford Shephard
Cecil Musberger
Ruth DuVall
Dick DuVall
Missoula
Jim Woody
Wisdom Bridge
Big Hole
Vander Hale
Cook
Fishtrap
George Tryan
George Helming
Ralph Hunter
Twin Lakes
Catholic Women to Meet in Dillon
The Helena diocese hosts a multi-day Catholic Women convention in Dillon with opening sessions, keynote address by Rev. A J Harrington, youth discourses, a noon publicity luncheon on The Mystical Body of Christ, study club talks, and a closing address by Bishop Joseph M Gilmore. Housing officials announce ample rooms for delegates.
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Holy Father
A. J. Harrington
Whitehall
D.C.C.W
Patrick Casey
Western
Montana Register
Salt Lake City
E. P. Gilmore
Laurence Manion
B. R. Williams
Beaverhead
Girl Scouts
John Fechter
Girl Scout
Child Welfare of Montana
Jessie Bierman
Helena
Newman Club Foundation
Mary Beth Clapp
University of Montana Newman Club
Parent-Teachers’ Association
R. H. Jesse
Montana Parent-Teachers’ Association
Andrus Hotel
Victor Day
V. G
J. A. Rooney
T. Dignan
J. P. O'Shea
Whitefish
Catherine Harrington
Susan Strube
J. J. O'Connor
Carroll College
Ed Coyle
Child Welfare Service
Maureen Mansfield
Missoula
National Catholic School of Social Service
Florence Walsh
Joseph M. Gilmore
Dillon Homes
Fire damages repair shop at Miles City
Fire at the Miles City highway department repair shop destroyed equipment including five quart extinguishers and two 244 gallon extinguishers. Auto equipment valued at 7790.90 and tools worth 6546.63 were lost. Losses were covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Miles City
HORSES NEED REST FOR SLEEPING SICKNESS SAYS VETERINARIAN
Dr. W. J. Butler, Montana state veterinarian, urges rest as the best cure for sleeping sickness in horses. He advises keeping the affected animal in a dark stable with wet sacks to stay cool and providing quiet rest rather than vaccines, noting it is more practical and cheaper.
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Montana
W. J. Butler
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