Wisdom Folks Hear Of Local Happenings This Week
Community notes report visits and role changes, social events, and travel. John Parks becomes foreman at Woods A Livestock in Idaho. Mrs. Woyland leaves Wisdom for Topeka after holidays with relatives. Local residents attend visits, surgeries, and card parties. high scores captured by Eunice McKevitt and Dan Tayey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arren” Shaw
Topeka
Kan
Wisdom
J. Hy Scofield
Hans Jorgensen
Dillen
Tor
Aim Eerve
Harry
Hopkins
Richard Walker
Frank Burke
J. H. Shaw
Bristop
Toomey
Fishtrap
Bristow
Miss Hammerl
Frank Pendleton
Percy Willey
J. A.’ Millicam
Helena
American Legion
Anaconda
Clark Huntley
Sandra Sue
Dillon Women’s Club Plans Birthday Party
The Dillon Women’s Club outlines a birthday party plan and discusses ongoing topics. The meeting featured a report on legislation and social insurance, a Normal College glee club performance, and Luella Stickney presiding as president. Blanche Stanfield remains a patient at Ray Stanfield’s home after a gun accident injured his foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Men’s Glee Club
the Normal College
Grace Redburn
Carolina
Luella Stickney
Blanche Stanfield
Ray Stanfield
Pete Rodgers
Buck Jones The Fighting Code
Buck Jones stars in a thrilling western packed with action and suspense. The plot follows a lone rider navigating dangers, gunplay, and loyalties in a harsh frontier town.
Winter Carnival and community notes in Jackson
Jackson residents engage in social and civic events. Mr and Mrs Fred Hirghy return from three weeks visiting relatives in California. Lodge officers installed at Sincerity Rebekah. Jackson hosts dinners, jurors called, and 500 card tournament planned by fire department alongside winter carnival plans in Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Noble
Rose Clemon
Noble Grand
Jennie Johnson
Jimmy Doll Hutchens
Ethel Ford
Emogene Rice
N. G
Minnie Pendergast
Wilhelmina Schindler
Arthur Klegg
Dan Pendergast
Mary Peterson
Emil Schindler
Guardian
Sanford Shepherd
Plen Oneal
Roy Zebarth
Dillon
Zebarth
Fred Hirschy
Sam Peterson
Logan
Utah
Dysart Gowan
Margaret Holleran
Springfield
Mass
Laurence Holleran
Jackson
Holleran
St. James Hospital
Butte
Jimmy Dodd
Clemon Ranch
George Rhino
Anaconda
Jim Woody
John Richards
Alfred Peterson
Harry Lapham
Ross Hill
Martin Jackson
Jim Johnson
John Kracese
Royal Neighbor Camp
Jackson Fire Department
O. F. Hall
Fred. Hirschy
John Johnson
Jack Husted
Wise River Social Roundup Delights In-Home Visits
Mr and Mrs William Dodgson and family visit Butte and host dinners at Frank Dodgson while Mrs Harve Stanchfield from Manhattan spends time with the Husted family. Robert Elwood and relatives travel between Wise River and Butte as gatherings continue through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Willey
Dale
Butte
Wisdom
Clarence Helming
Jack Hurley
William Soper
Anaconda
Soper
Saint Ann’s Hospital
Max Lewis
Vera Hopkins
St. James ‘Hospital
Hans Jorgensen
Hans. Lausen
Harry Helming
Mary Gill
William Dodgson
Danny Pendergast
Tom Pendergast
Frank Dodgson
Robert Elwood
Missoula Man Again Heads School Boards
Ralph Arnold of Missoula is re elected president of the Montana School Boards association at the concl uding session of its annual convention. Great Falls will host next year. Officers elected include George C Hoole Glendive first vice president William Love Fort Shaw second vice president Fred Traber Great Falls third vice president E L Marvin Billings secretary treasurer. The 1935 executive committee comprises Herbert H Haight Suffolk Jude Hubber Belt Mrs Mabel K Lyman Helena Nels Lund Wolf Point Dr W P Reynolds Stevensville. Legislative committee members are R L Arnold Missoula J L Gleason Livingston Mrs Mabel Lyman Helena and E L Marvin Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hplena
Ralph Arnold
Missoula
Montana School Boards Association
Great Falls
George C. Hoole
Glendive
William Love
Fort Shaw
Fred Traber
E. L. Marvin
Billings
Herbert H. Haight
Suffolk
Jude Hubber
Belt
Mabel K. Lyman
Helena
Nels Lund
Wolf Point
W. P. Reynolds
Stevensville
R. L. Arnold
J.L. Gleason
Livingston
Mabel Lyman
Livestock Prices Spark Optimism Amid Shortages
California packs see strong demand as higher meat prices curb shopping. Trade notes drought and feed scarcity boosted livestock values, with 1934 and 1984 forced marketing reducing supplies. California outlook favors grass-fed cattle and limited future marketing under favorable feed conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
Dreuth
Drouth
Middle West
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Maryn
Cottrell
Warren Shaw
Frank Wilke
Gus
Dillon Women's Club
Florence Rice
Neil Hamilton
Donald Cook
Rita LaRoy
Joan Crawford
Clark Gable
Robert Montgomery
Buck Jones
Diane
Sinclair, Ward Bond
Dick Alexander
Bing Grosby
Miriam Hopkins
Mary.n. Cottrell
Peterson
Neldt
Peterson Home Ranch
Lena Nelson
Phil
Murphy
Bagdad
Bagdad Temple
Washington, D. C
WISE
Vera Mallon
Hoto
Ford
J. A. McNaughton
Butler
Montana
The
Assembly
Era
Louis K. Adams
Oix Safe Deposit Vaults
Pam
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporation
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