Wisdom Notes on Weddings and Local Events
Wisdom Montana community notices plus social happenings. Mary R Paddock wed Roy Wells in New Port Washington December 31 1982. Local travel cattle shipments visits prizes and bridge readings highlight a week of social activity among families including Armitage Miller Capehart Helming and Sullivan with stage travel and livestock movements shaping the town scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Raddock
Jim Paddock
Roy Wells
Butte
New Port
Washingto
Wells
Butte High
Hoo
Videll
Galen
Eka
Montana
Arch Stewart
Wisdom
Sam Robinson
Clyde Christian
B. R. Stevenon
J. T. Arma
Gasoline taxes take nearly a third of motorist spending
The 1932 average motorist spent about 29 cents of every dollar on gasoline taxes to state and federal levels. Taxes reduced gasoline buying power by about one third, with a car achieving 10 miles per gallon producing only 75 miles per dollar. States consider higher rates as Congress debates extending the 1 cent federal tax due to expire July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Oregon
Telephone helps ranchers time markets for profit
Farmers and ranchers use the telephone to call markets before bringing in livestock or produce. It lets them choose times with better prices and reach the right person quickly for timely facts. Ask Long Distance for rates you want to know.
Wise River News Recap From Butte To Local Life
W. C. Jones underwent a successful second operation at St. James hospital in Butte. The Wise River community reports drifted roads, club meetings, family health updates, and local work resuming after cold weather. Several residents made trips to Butte, Dewey, and Anaconda, while families tended farms, sawmills, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Jones
St. James Hospital
Butte
Mr. Jones
Wise River
Divide
Ben Mallon
Ole Christiansen
Jack, Geisser
Hans Lausen
Butte- Wisdom
Bob Ellwood
Bob Ferguson
Mariam Christensen
J. W. Potts
Bob
Frank Husted
Edith Miller
Harve Stanchfield
Robert Stanchfield
Paul Paddock
Ann
Norma
Ned Paddock
Harve Paddock
Bill Anderson
Tom Pendergast
Pendergast
John Vian
Jones Ranch
al Wilander
Karl Harvey
E. H. Harvey
Evelyn McKenzie
Fred Gill
Ferguson Ranch
Harold Clift
Floyd Miller
Ranchers Cut Wood Supply Amid Seasonal Harshness
Local ranchers mostly use their yearly fuel from river valley cottonwood and mountain fir. Dillon visitors include Mr and Mrs Dan Picone and Mr Robert Joy. Several residents entertain or visit relatives while noting highway accidents this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Picone
Dillon
Robert Joy
Val Tadovich
Mr. Tadovich
H. L. Beebe
Kirkpatrick
Herman Blunk
Butte
Neil Cummins
Fay Gransberry
Dillion
William Adders
Nick Adders
George Ferguson
Bannack Community Notes From Logan to Jackson
Harold Egeberg returns from Logan Utah after goitre operation. Betty Tweedy in Butte for appendectomy. Mrs. Tweedy stays. New Bannack residents Scotty Tait family rent from I B Mining Co. Pete Favero secures divorce in Butte. Road crews clear Dillon Bannack route. Badger Pass impassable due to wind. Bannack basketball team loses to Munberger and his squad. Silver Ten fundraiser held for P T A founders day proceeds go to Washington DC. Local events include Rebekah lodge initiation in Jackson and social hour hosted by Ogelvie and Marguerite Donahue. Nora Johnson to pursue nursing in San Francisco. Sam Robinson buys cattle. Roy Jackson Jr and others stranded by road. Harry Davis visiting Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotty Tait
Bannack
I. B. Mining Co
Pete Favero
Butte
Kathrine Favero
Roy Jackson, Jr
Dillon and Butte
Dillon
Badger Pass
Munberger
Washington, D. C
Musberger
Robert Dias
Joseph Burroughs, Jr
Burroughs
Bob Tweedy
Stanley Starr
Sam Robinson
Dan Pendergast
Robinson
Arch Stewart
Wallace Campbell
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Jackson
Charles Wenger
Isabella Peterson
Misses Ogelvie
Marguerite Donahue
Ray Bowers
Washington
Ranger Station
J. Johnson
Nora
San Francisco
Miss Johnson
Ent Schindler
Rebekah Lodge
Mra
A. W. Wilson
Roy Ford
Jackson Bridge Club
Harry Lapham
Sanford Shephard
Harry Davis
Familly
Missoula
I O O F Card Party and Local Social Notes
The I O O F lodge in Jackson held a card party with twelve tables and prizes awarded to Miss Alice Johnson and Charles Wenger. Messages say Mr. and Mrs. George Clemon are visiting Phoenix en route to Southern California for the winter. Mrs. Fred Hirschy attended a Wisdom chapter event in town. Twenty Friendship Club members met at the Petersons last Friday for a pleasant afternoon and a bounteous dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. O. F. Lodge of
Jackson
Alice Johnson
Charles Wenger
George Clemon
Phoenix
Ariz
California
Fred Hirschy
Wisdom
Wisdom Chapter
O. E
Friendship Club
Alvin Peterson
Grasshopper notes from Dillon visit and cattle dealings
Nap Goyer and son Frank visited Dillon on Saturday while Jim Harrison spent the weekend with family there. James Dodd bought cattle from W. S. Tash on Friday and Tash with George Harrison drove to Dillon on Monday. Chris Hansen uses a snowmobile due to bad roads. Grasshopper, Guy Gray and Carl Pahnish delivered cattle to Armstead on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nap Goyer
Frank
Dillon
Jim Harrison
James Dodd
W. S. Tash
George Harrison
Chris Hansen
Grasshopper
Guy Gray
Carl Pahnish
Armstead
Unidentified man found dead in shack near Havre
The frozen body of an unidentified man, described as an Indian, was found in an unoccupied shack south of the railway beyond Hingham’s eastern outskirts on Tuesday morning. Officials believe he was a victim of recent cold weather and may have been a freight passenger who dropped off during last week’s storm, unaware of the nearby shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Hingham
Suit for damages over wife’s illness and death
James Rowan files a $160,000 damages suit in district court against the Symons company. The complaint repeats a prior case dismissed and claims Rowan’s wife was wrongfully accused of shoplifting, searched, and subsequently contracted pneumonia from the shock and nervous strain, leading to her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
James Rowan
Symons Company
Rowan
Safety First in Home Canning Urges Pressure Canners
The Department of Agriculture warns that non acidic vegetables and meats must be sterilized under pressure, not boiled, to avoid unsafe canning. Dr A F Woods cites 1923 guidance and urges use of pressure cookers with thermometer and gauge, stressing no risk from non acid foods canned without pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Woods
Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture Farmers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary N. Cottrell
Harold Capshart
Ray ‘Everich
Clarence Helming
Wallie Francis
Florence Gross
Wen
Herome
Florence
Marjory ‘Addock
Jack Anderson
Don Anson
Daughters of the Nile
Suite
Max Lewis
Fishtrap
Amos Ferris
Schroeder
Federal Land Bank
J.T. Armitage
K. Sullivan
Haroly Capehart
Herb Armitage
B. R. Stevenson
J. T. Armitage
O. B.S
Masonic Hall
Harold Capehart
Walter Stewart
Walter Clapp
Jess Jackson
Shine Rock
Wisdom Divide
J. A. Millicam
Chris Rasmussen
A. C. Bayers
Harry Peabody
Terry
Bayers
Twin Bridges
Carl Peterson
Jack Miller
Anne Miller
Leo Walsh
Audry Gross
Jimmie
Tommie Scofield
Vic Olsen
Wisdom- Butte
Robert Ellwood
Walter Jones
The
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Dillon, Montana
Northwest Bancorporation
WISE
William J. Anderson
BE. H. Harvey
Loren Ware
Bill Dodgson
Frank Dodgson
Fred Miller
Ronald Clift
Matt Christiansen
Khristiansen Ranch
Fred Holman
Big Hole
Leslie Jones
Home Ranch
W. C. Jones
A. H. McCartney
Evelyn
Joe Samel
Anaconda
Top
Reichle
Frank Kambich
Glendale
John Hand
Leona Slater
Melrose
Barrett Hospital
Roy York
Ethel Page
Virginia Ferguson
Ruby Jackson
Harold Egeberg
Logan
Utah
Egeberg
Utah City
Robert Tweedy
Betty
Hans Dons
Caterpillar” School
Westmont Tractor & Equipment Co
E. Main St
Missoula, Montana
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