Wisdom Ledger Tracks Local Highs And Visitors
Wisdom scurried with visitors and ventures last week as officials from Anaconda visited the Wisdom shops and unions men from Butte shopped for beef. A new cattle shed near the Big Hole was praised by old stockmen as ideal for the country.
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Ervin I. Forsman
Anaconda
State Board of Barber Examiners
Wisdom
Forsman
Marvin Brooks
Union Meat Company
Butte
Jennie Stevenson
Florence Reed
Stevenson
California
Victor Olson
Gerry
Willston
North Dakota
Gerald Miles
Herbert Baird
Jack Miller
W. C. Buggy
Billings
Buggy
International Harvester Company
Ed Farnsworth
Nels Nelson
Seattle
New York
Beaverhead Exemplar News Reaffirms County Focus
The Examiner emphasizes its role as Beaverhead County’s own newspaper serving the entire county with local coverage and community interest reporting.
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the Examiner
Beaverhead
County
Social and local notices from Dillon and surrounding areas
Mrs. Raymond Bray and John Bray visited Dillon from their Centennial valley ranch. Miss Carolyn White hosted Hobnob club at Hansen Grill with bridge at her home. A. Jardine Rife entertained Bea verhead county relatives. Seventeen setting at Mrs. O J Smith's luncheon. Several residents arrived from Monida Centennial Melrose Bannack Dell and Anaconda. The Social Eight Christmas party and Methodist Aid meeting planned. George Murray R J Murray Mickus hosts. Roy Jackson Frank Ryburn in town from Bannack. Sheriff Orr and County Attorney Gilbert in Pocatello for official business. Frances Robinson violin instructor at the Normal College gave a Helena recital with Myra Booth.
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J. T. Armitage
Harold Ellwood
San Francisco
Alice Clifford
A. C. Bayers
Wisdom
Dillon
Arnold Holmes
Powell Ranch
Fishtrap
Butte
Phil Murphy
Jackson
John Troup
Florence Paddock
Jack Anderson
Charles Miller
Miller Home Ranch
Harold Capehart
Jim Scofield
Stephens Highland
C. E. Miller
Big Hole
Fred Nelson
Jack Husted
Jess Tope
Hans Jorgenson
Wendel Jardine
William Harray
Hans Laueson
Tom Schultz
Ruth
Jessie Tope
Clarence Helming
Masonic Hall
Te Ore
Hans Jigenet
John Troupe
Plen Oneal
Ted. Woodward
Walter White
Henry Hendricks
Dave Hirschy
C. BE. Miller
Denver
Colorado
New Mexico
M. R. Lavelle
H.H. Bright
Bankers Life Insurance Company
Wisbosh
Dan Pendergast
Lowell Martinell
Dell
James Johnson
Charles Wenger
Jules Wenger, Jr
John Peterson
Jardine
George M. Clemon
Phillips
Helena
Martin Quigley
John Krause
S. J. Johnson
Jardine Hotel
Mr. Day
Los Angeles
O. T. Husted
Bill Hermon
Emil Schindler
Harry Davis
California
Raymond
Bray
John Bray
Centennial Valley
Carolyn White
Hansen Grill
O. J. Smith
Monida
Joe Duff
Monroe
Methodist Aid Society
George Murray
R. J. Murray
Mickus
Chris Rieber
BE. J. Bowman
Anaconda
George Baker
Jay McCarthy
George P. Hughes
Grant
C. H. Beckler
Charles Kelley
Seattle
Frances Robinson
the Normal College
Myra Booth
The
Normal College
Silk remnants sale offers crepe paris and silks on approval
A trade circular touts 20,000 dress-length remnants of fine silk with $6.8 yd original prices. It offers Crepe Paris and crepe, silks, satins at about $2 per yard on approval, with free matching spool and no payment required until selection. Requests color and yardage details.
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New York
Crane
Fifth Ave
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Gy Leee
Claudia Faust
Madison County
Sheridan
S. Rife
Anderson Meat Market
Tre
Montana Auto Supply Company
Arvin
Merry Christmas
Hughes & McCaleb’s
Our Toyland
Ment
Toyland
Edison Lutomatic Radios
Hun
Dreds
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