Community Notes From Big Hole Basin Social Roundup
Mrs Don Francis hosted a bridge afternoon with two tables and a luncheon. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs Marshall Ramsay s house with Mrs Walter Clapp as guest and refreshments after the business. Ellen Rasmussen led a sewing Sunday school class with a luncheon, guests included Marjorie and Mae Keas Jessie Holman and others. The All Star Club plans a public card party Feb 12 in the community building drawing a sizable crowd. Local residents include Mrs Art Klessig returning from Butte health care, nurse Esther Nelson quarantining scarlet fever cases at Priestley and Elses homes, various travels to Butte Spokane and Los Angeles, and a wool growers meeting in Butte with Secretary Jardine address expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Rasmussen
Mrs. Rasmussen
Marjorie and
Mae Keas
Jessie Holman
Wilma Girogre
Helen Anson
Dorothy Simmons
Anna Lee Helming
Audrey Gross
Lillian Stevens
Dorothy Hurley
Ray Leverich
Creamery
Creamery Men's Association
Butte
All-Star Club
Esther Nelson
Dillon
Priestley Home
Weldon Else Home
Priestleys
Elses
Virginia Crane
Walter Francis
Ralston
S. P. Nelson
Max Lewis
Ogden
Los Angeles
Lewis
Louise
Big Hole Basin
Woolgrowers
Jardine
Royal Neighbors Plan Jan Banquet and Installations
The Royal Neighbors of America held their first meeting of the year on a Friday evening. They decided to host a banquet for their husbands on Friday January 28 followed by installation of officers. Mr and Mrs John Wenger welcomed a baby girl born January 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of
America
John Wenger
Montana High School Essays Offered Cash Prizes By Woman's Club
The Montana Federation of Women's Clubs through the Montana Products department offers cash prizes for Montana high school students who write essays on why people should buy Montana products. First prize 26 dollars, second 15, third and fourth Montana product prizes. Essays limited to 800 words, signed by the student and attested by the principal, due February 19, 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs
Scott Fries
P. O
Butte
Mont
Scott W. Fries
Division of
Montana Products
J. W. Walker
American Home
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
State Schools Plan Two Contests For Track Meet
Bozeman and Missoula state colleges announce two contests as part of the track meet and basketball tournament. Events include extemporaneous speaking and writing at Bozeman, a one act play at Missoula, and a declamation contest. Preliminaries end by Feb 26 with finalists to Bozeman. Miss Galloway oversees entries and only one delegate will attend the speaking contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Bozeman
State University At
Missoula
Miss Galloway
Little Theatre at State University Opens in Missoula
Montana's new Little Theatre is complete with lighting and seats and opened with the Montana Masquers production Bad Man. The quarter will feature H M S Pinafore January 20 21 22 and The World and His Wife February 17 18 19 with University staff readings and a dance drama February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University
Missoula
Montana
Little Theatre
The
Montana Masquers
University Dramatic Organization
School of Music
LeLois Smith
Mary Lauz
Jose Echegaray
English Department
Dr R D Curry Dentist Offices in Telephone Block
Dr R D Curry operates a dental practice in the Telephone block with offices in rooms 3 4 and 5. He can be reached by telephone at 355 and by residence at WV eo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Curry
Dart Hardware advertises Vecto and Cabinet Duplex Parlor Furnaces
In a brief notice the Dart Hardware and Implement Company promotes Vecto and Cabinet Duplex Parlor Furnaces as heating options for customers seeking a new heater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dart Hardware & Imp. Co
Montana Fish and Game collects $177,488 for 1926
The Montana state fish and game commission closed its books for 1926 showing a total fund of $177,488.82. Revenue came from resident licenses, nonresident fishing licenses, alien licenses, and other fees, with agent commissions and fines contributing to the total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish,and Game Commission
Helena
Montana State Fish and Game Commission
Robert H. Hill
David Marks
Commission
Beaverhead Ranger Assigned to Duty in Alaska
C. G. Burdick a ranger from the Beaverhead forest spent Tuesday in Missoula then left for Juneau Alaska on detail at the district forest offices. He will proceed to Craig Alaska after Juneau on Ton grass forest duties on Prince of Wales island. He notes half the timber cut on Ton grass is used for paper pulp. Craig has about 200 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Husted
Jackson
Roy Jackson Jr
Martin Jackson Ranch
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Bob Woody
Jim Woody
Mary
Little Mary
Jess Finsley
Hara Stocker
Manti
Utah
John Troupe
Fred. Nelson
Dan Pendergast
Roy Ford
Missoula
C. G. Burdick
Beaverhead Forest
Juneau
Alaska
District Forest
Craig
Tongrass Forest
Prince of Wales Island
Tongrass
Also Mentioned on This Page
BIG Hole News Bureau
Wisdom News
Ladies Aid Society
Marshall Ramsay
Walter Clapp
Mrs. Ramsay
Fred Holman
Art Klessig
Mrs. Klessig
Pratts
Potts
Druggist
BUICK
Montana Auto Supply CO
Woman's Club
Uct
John Carroll
Emmett Carroll
M. B. Fullerton
At State University
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Beaverhead Motors Company