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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1933
Page
5
News items from over the county note Hollas Harrison and Isell Harrison co hosting a card party at Howdale Ranch Friday night. Relatives of Fred Henie arrive to spend the summer on the Grasshopper ranch from California. Mrs Bie Nay returns home on Grasshopper. Dewey Marchesou and Bill Pabnish visit Dillon. Lucille Harrison has been visiting Dillon area.
The Wisdom Woman's Club held its annual luncheon at Mrs. Walter Swart's home with 1:30 seating, three course meal, toasts from retiring and incoming presidents, a club song, and gift of a travel-navel. Guests included Mrs. Elmer Jensen as next president, plus numerous local families and visitors from Anaconda, Butte, and Deer Lodge. post-luncheon games, a 500 contest, and social visits followed. A dance by the Ted Harper American Legion capped a lively weekend as members hosted and attended events across the Big Hole Valley.
Round of visits and moves across Wisdom, Jackson, and nearby towns. Families like the Rolfs, Woodys, and Pend ergasts are noted with guests and travel, while a bridal shower for Mrs Neidt and plans for a silver wedding anniversary in Wise River mark social highlights in the Jackson area.
reports of visiting families shopping trips and social events around Bannack Dillon and Armstead. residents attend church school entertainments and community gatherings while forest workers fight a hillside fire near Bannack and families plan relocations to Butte and Silver Bow county.
Mrs. Fred Monkton and grandson William of Dillon visited Armstead on Wednesday. Bert Scott of Dell and Pat McMenomey visited Armstead earlier in the week. Joe Smith of Horse Prairie stopped in Armstead on Thursday. Mrs. Walter Lyons and Mrs. Harold Robison shopped in Dillon Friday. Carl Hansen and Trever Waldemar of Grant were in Armstead Saturday. Mrs. William Wahl and her son from Dillon visited the W N Bichler home Sunday. Alan Bradley visited the Roy Stocker home on upper Horse Prairie recently. Mrs. O M Harrison visited with Mrs H A Marchesseau on Saturday. Open range cattle were gathered and moved to the sheep field for holding before Elkhorn. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marchesseau and family and Frank Madden dined with Mr. and Mrs. Andy Pyle. Stanley Starr and Will Pahnisch were in Dillon on Saturday.
Mr and Mrs E E Hazel motored to Dillon last week. Mr and Mrs Andy Hayes and daughter Barbara Lee spent the week in Butte visiting relatives. They returned home on Grasshopper Fri seau with Dillon visitors Saturday. Miss Shirley May King from Seattle will spend the summer months at the ranch. Mrs L H Daley and Betty Paul expect to arrive Monday for the summer with Mrs Daley's mother. Cars carry them from Missoula. Road work has improved travel in the area. Many visitors from Dillon and Big Horn enjoyed Elkhorn Springs. Frank German Frank Madden and Frank Marchesseau visited Boston Montana mine Friday. Gordon Berry is spending part of his vacation with his sister Mrs R D Marchesseau.
Mrs. Jack Needham of Butte visits Wise River with her host. St Paul visitors Carrie Trueman and family spent ten days with relatives here. Reichle and Jackson guests call on local friends as fishing and camp life continue nearby.
Mrs O J Smith Mae Hanna and Joe Duff took a business trip to Dillon Saturday. Boyle Sheep company moved two bands of sheep to Centennial valley for summer grazing. Mr and Mrs Milford Judy and daughter visit McDowell home from Clover Creek. Mrs O J Smith hosts a gathering in Dillon with Lima and Dell ladies including Mesdames Irvin Paul Nettle Stephens Kendell Burt Gleed Reeder Nelson Richardson and Gravel. Fr Ro and Lowell Smith of Bedrock attended as business visitors. Manida Monee Mrs William Connor and kin spent Sunday in Monida with sons William and Steve.
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