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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1933

Page

5

Wisdom Busy Town Ledger Keeps Local Happenings

Library Association elects officers Hans Jorgensen president Harold Capehart vice president and Mrs Will Knudsen secretary treasurer to serve with a three person committee for building improvements at Wisdom Community Building. Dozens of local residents appear in reports from schools Legion activities clubs market trips and road conditions.

Mary N. Cottrell Library Association Wisdom Cafe Hans Jor-gensen Harold Capehart Will Knudsen Big Hole Wisdom

Mrs Grace Reichia Attends James Covell Funeral

Mrs Gracé Reichia trainer and Mrs Billie Trainer attended the funeral of James Covell at Whitehall on Monday. Mrs David Meeds of Dillon was present with other relatives and friends.

Gracé “Trainer Billie Trainer James Covell Whitehall David Meeds Dillon Vis

Wise River District Handles Local Affairs and Visits

Wise River district supervisor Alva A. Simpson delivered 1000 pounds of Red Cross flour to the community last week. Dr. Stanchfield was called from sButte Thursday to attend Jack Geisser who suffered a heart attack and is improving. The Wise River Stock association met Saturday in the community hall with Supervisor Simpson in attendance. Local visits included Mrs. Paul Paddock at the Frank Dodgson home and trips by William Dodgson and family to Feeley.

Ted Harper Post American Legion Legion Hall Lu Hoyrup Jackson Tyfur Jack Hurley Wisdom School J. A. Millicam Butte Wisdom Market Arnold Holm Place Wisdom Eric Maybee Herb Armitage W.A. Armitage Dade Stephens Anne Miller C. B. Miller J. E. Shaw U U Ranch Audrey Tovey Dillon Wisdom Women’s Club George Helming John Hutchens Mesdames Arch Stewart Harry Helming Alvin Bill Anderson Floyd Mier Joe Samels Mc €Ertney Frank Haxelbaker Wise River Frank Grandsbury Rocker Ronnald Clift Maurice Harvey Deer Lodge Alva A. Simpson Red Cross Dr. Stanchfield sButte Jack Geisser Geisser Wise River Stock Association Simpson Paul Paddock Frank Dodgson William Dodgson Feeley Babe Dodgson Mat Christiansen Christiansen Ranch Ben “Mallon Hustad W. C. Jones

Bannack Visitors and Dillon Event Attendance

Bannack O J Branter and H W Johnson visited Butte at the week’s start. Judson Best of Dillon visited Bannack Thursday for business. Mr and Mrs R W Tweedy shopped in Dillon Tuesday. Miss Luella Stickney county nurse attended a Stablers luncheon at the I B Mining Company hotel Friday. A Dillon Friday dance drew Hazel Hewelett Virginia Hewelett Roy Jackson Jr Henry Montague Hughie Naughton Roy Osborne and Billy Pond. Basketball game attendees in Dillon Saturday night included Robert Dyas William Francke Leo Musberger.

Harold Egeberg Goire Budge Hospital Logan Utah Henry Montague Los Angeles Leo Musberger Charles Baker John Organo Budge Clinic Charles Tom Thompson Butte O. J. Branter H. W. Johnson Judson Best Dillon R. W. Tweedy Luella Stickney Stablers I. B. Mining Company Hazel Virginia Hewelett Roy Jackson, Jr

Livestock markets show firmer demand on Pacific coast

The Los Angeles market sees stronger demand for heavier cattle and baby beeves bringing high quotes. Heavy steers up to 1200 pounds fetch improved rates, with some at 4.76 per hundredweight, while hog marketings are expected to decline seasonally. Middle Western markets fluctuate.

Los Angeles Pacific Coast

Market outlook for lambs and feeding grains in California and Midwest

The report notes firmer lamb prices on the Pacific coast due to tighter supplies while Missouri River markets show declines. California lambing is finishing with improved feed and a good crop outlook. Barley may be abundant in California with heavy carryover, and feeding barley on farms appears more profitable than selling grain. overall livestock values unlikely to rise without broader business and industry gains.

Pacific Coast Missouri River California Middle West Calfornia

Former Dillon Man Opens Detroit Business Firm

King Collins announced that his firm has moved to Detroit and will advise on financial tax and insurance problems. The company also handles production and sales issues and assists in corporate reorganizations to operate on annual income estimates.

Dillon Detroit King Collins Hoe

Rancher Matt Polish Taken to State Hospital for Treatment

Matt Polish a rancher from the Birch Creek section was taken to the state hospital last Saturday for treatment.

Matt Polish Birch Creek State Hospital

Beaverhead Ex-Service Men Invite Past Commanders for Night

Eleven of the thirteen past Beaverhead post commanders are invited to speak at tomorrow's 7 o'clock meeting at the Metlen hotel in observance of Past Commanders' Night. The event includes a post-formation activity resume since 1919 and remarks on the post's plans for a constructive year.

Beaverhead Metlen Henry C. Wyatt Seattle John B. Cluley Madison Wisconsin George Mi Gosman R. D. Curry J. €. Fuller Dillon Alexander Tait Bannack W. W. Hawkins James A. McCollunt George R. Baker E. W. Bond BD. W. Paddock E. L. Fairbanks Louis Schmittroth Parke T. Scott Armstead United States Scott Harvey Sorenson George M. Gosman Walter Stamm T. Lee McCracken Bob Marchesseault Grant F. M. Poindexter J. O. Fuller T. EB. Gilbert

Twins of Shaffner Family Die in Beaverhead County

The infant twins Laverne Frances and Loren Elwood Shaffner, born January 18, are reported deceased, with Laverne passing shortly before midnight Sunday and Loren early Monday. Surviving are Mr. and Mrs. Loren Shaffner and a sister Birdie Lou.

Loren Shaffner Laverne Frances Loren Elwood Beaverhead County Slater Birdie Lou

Storm Sweeps County Against Heavy Winds and Snow

A light snowfall formed deep drifts due to high winds sweeping the county. About 266 motorists were stranded between Helena and Butte, many overnight near Boulder. No serious stock losses were reported as livestock stayed sheltered. Temperatures remained frozen with readings down to 62 below in Bannack and 26 below elsewhere.

Helena Butte Boulder

Weekend snapshot tips for amateur photographers

Our experts offer quick guidance on capturing vacation, home life, and snowy scenes with Kodak Verichrome and similar film. Learn how to frame scenes, use light, and finish photos promptly and skillfully.

Kodak Age Wien

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