Community News Highlights in Wisdom and Butte
Miss Alice Denny, five and a half, travels from Butte to Minneapolis Shrine Hospital for treatment after initial clinic in Butte. Wisdom Woman’s Club discusses Early Music in the Big Hole. Legion auxiliary plans school program. Bridge night honors Mrs Rasmussen. multiple local residents visit Dillon and Butte. Whoopee club hosts seven-table pinochle event at Masonic temple with prizes to Mrs Stephens and Harvey Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Alice Denny
Sam Denny
Butte
Shrine Hospital
Minneapolis
Wisdom ‘Woman's Club
Jennie Stevenson
D. E. Anson
Hans Lauesen
Essie Helming
J. E. Hurley
George Cottrell
W. J. Neidt
Dell Lloyd
Raymond Johnson
L. R. Smith
Tom Williams
C. E. Swartz
Ed Glassey
Peter ‘Rasmussen
Rasmussen
Lloyd
Hans Rasmussen
D. J. Stephens
Bruce Nye
Dillon
Argyl Stephens
Clark Huntley
Gail Huntley
Stewart Capehart
Ernest Golay
Pat
John
Percy Willey
W. A. Stephens
Harvey Johnson
Christian Science Sunday Lesson Read Coast to Coast
The standard Christian Science Sunday lesson for February 8, 1948 highlighted Spirit as the guiding theme. It cited Romans 8 9 Psalms 143 10 and passages from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy describing Spirit as divine substance and omnipresent mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary ‘Baker Eddy
Elks Drum Corps to Spark Lima Meeting
Dillon lodge No. 1554 officers plan final arrangements at tonight's regular meeting for a special Lima event at Ford hall Saturday night February 21. The drum and bugle corps will parade before the meeting and sponsor a dance at the high school gym for Ellis and their ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Lodge
B.P.O.E
Ford Hall
Lima
Ellis
Dillon Rancher Jack Brenner Visits Tuesday
Jack Brenner, a rancher from near Grant, traveled to Dillon for an informal visit Tuesday. He spoke with local residents about farming conditions and community matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Brenner
Dillon
Grant
Beaver Lodge Notes Reports Youth Center Actions
At a regular Beaver Lodge Student Central meeting chaired by Ted Hazelbaker the group discussed using a piano donated by the American Legion Auxiliary and other music arrangements for dances. The council voted to admit nonpaying members only with cards, set a 25 cent daily district tournament admission for visitors, and authorized a carnival fundraiser to finish the youth center. Undersheriff Quick pledged sheriff support to curb disorderly conduct and enforce rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Lodge
Ted ‘Hazelbaker
Luther Smith
D. L. Johnson
Paul Stahl, Jr
Ben Davis
Boyd Quick
Paul Temple
Stahl
American Legion Auxiliary
Lyon’s den
Johnny Wagner
Bart Allen
Quick
Student Central Committee
Earl Allen
Davis
Bagley School
Supt. O. K. Moe
Ted Hazelbaker
Nora Jean French
Jackson residents visit Dillon and local events noted
Mr and Mrs Ben Johnson and son Paul visited Dillon on Tuesday. Mrs Allan Dansie and Suzanne left for Butte for surgery. Murray hospital admitted Mrs Dansie Friday. The junior bridge club met at the Peterson ranch. scores to Mrs Solois Mrs Krause and Mrs Ferguson. VFW post 9040 marks first anniversary with a dance in Wisdom on February 14 featuring Hometowners from Dillon. Carl Holmen hospitalized in Murray hospital Butte with wife staying there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Johnson
Paul
Dillon
Allan Dansie
Suzanne
Butte
Dansie
Murray Hospital
Dolph Solois
Peterson Ranch
Solois
George Krause
Frank Ferguson
Wayne Stocks
Linda
Bray
James Woody, Jr
Joe Marden
V.F.W
Big Hole
Masonic Hall
Wisdom
Carl Holmen
Esch Family Welcomes Daughter in Sheboygan
Mr and Mrs John H Esch announce the birth of a daughter on February 5 at their home in Sheboygan Wisconsin. Mrs Esch is Elizabeth Wilkinson daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Wilkinson of this city and this is the couple's first granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Esch
Sheyboygan
Wis
Esch
Elizabeth Wilkinson
Sam Wilkinson
City
Death of Mrs Hannah Martin in local home visit
Mrs Hannah Crista Martin 81 died at her daughter Mrs D W Thompson’s home on Barnett avenue after arriving a week earlier from Ashton Idaho. Born August 14 1867 in Wisconsin she leaves two sons Roy McCloud Colorado and Ray Nebraska and three daughters plus many relatives. Funeral held Friday at 2 pm from Brundage chapel with L D S rites. burial Mountain View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah ‘Crista Martin
D.W. ‘Thompson
Barnett Avenue
Ashton
Idaho
Martin
Wisconsin
Roy McCloud
Colorado
Ray
Nebraska
Thompson
City
May Tremphole
Nebr
Mattie Palmer
Idaho Falls
Josephine Brownlow
Rushville
Lidia Taylor
Clinton
Georgeann Hill
Harrison
Ellen Brown
G. W. Thompson
Wisdom
DeForest Thompson
Blackfoot
Brundage Chapel
Mountain View
Transient Is Fined After Check Cashing Suspicions
W. E. Daniels, 35, a transient, was fined $75 after being arrested by sheriff’s deputies Saturday. He was suspected of cashing worthless checks and pleaded not guilty to the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Daniels
Sheriff's Force
Local man guilty on misdemeanor charge before Judge Stahl
A local man pleaded guilty before Judge Louis Stahl on Monday afternoon and was fined $75 for a misdemeanor. He confessed to cashing several checks at local businesses totaling under $50 and is serving time at $2 per day due to inability to pay. Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner returned from a business trip to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Stahl
John Wagner
Chicago
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Elks Drum Corps
D. A. Patton
Mr. Patton
Fort Harrison
Veterans Hospital
Eliel
Hartwig
FBI
Technicolor
Jean Arthur
Wesley Ruggles
Arizona
Cynthia
Elizabeth Taylor
George Murphy
S. Z. Sakali
Mary Astor
Lionel Barrymore
James Craig and
Lucille Bremer
Ray Whitley
Desert Fury
John Hodiak
Lizabeth Scott
Burt Lancaster
EA MG Llaak
Norman L. Ovitt
W. D. Tovey
South Idaho
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