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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1937

Page

3

Wisdom Notes and Weekend Visits Highlight Small Town

Little Miss Edna Gnose of Wisconsin visits grandparents in Wisdom. Claud Anderson from Butte calls on friends here. Mrs. Mary Ferguson from Spokane arrives to spend summer with daughter Mrs. Ted Woodward. Entrap legions win bridge at Mrs. Roy Oliver’s. Several residents visit Butte, Dillon and Deer Lodge areas. Wisdom hosts a Sunday baseball game between Jackson and Wisdom, youngest player five. Wisdom wins with another game planned.

Wisdom Edna Gnose Wiscover Ess Tope Claud Anderson Butte Mary H. Ferguson Spokane Ted Woodward Roy Oliver James Ralph Huntley Elmerensen Clark Huntley Jennie Stevenson Wallace Francis Herbert Kakuske Dillon Ted Sorenson Jamesville Ill Warren Show Home Bart Laurence St. James Hospital W. D. Gordon Jack Sinton Lavina Fred Anderson Deer Lodge Inaconda Harry Helming Harold Capehart Twin Lakes Jackson George Jack Anderson Shirley Ewell Deane Anderson Anaconda George Yost Hosea Connick Deeridge Big Hole Henry Hendricks Nancy Shaw Tommy Donlan Ake Neff French Gulch Tom Schulz Sunny

State Urges Neighborly Policy Toward Tourists

Montana motor trades secretary M P Trenne of Helena urged a good neighbor approach to tourism. He warned that high border taxes and fees deter travelers, threaten growth of the tourist industry, and may require passport checks at state lines. He called for reasonable gasoline taxes to cover highway maintenance while opposing barrier tactics.

Montana Montana Motor Trades Association M. P. Trenne Helena Mr. Trenne Motor Trades

Presbyterian youth conference attendees named

Ruth Helen Albright Ruth Pyle Kathleen Buck Dorothy Irvine and Billie Tait attended a Presbyterian young people conference at West Yellowstone during the past week. They were accompanied by Dr and Mrs R E Albright and Mrs F H Bimrose.

Ruth Helen Albright Ruth Pyle Kathleen Buck Dorothy Irvine Billie Tait West Yellowstone R. E. Albright F. H. Bimrose

Finishing Crew Refurbishes Wisdom Library Exterior

Wilson Young and George Cotrell, workers from Hastings, Nebraska, perform exterior refinishing on the Wisdom library building.

Hastings Neb. Wilson Young George Cottrell Wisdom Library

Production leaders named in Montana poultry and dairy reports

Demonstration farm flocks top May egg production with Abraham Prestbye of Kalispell and L. H. Sheldon of Missoula averaging 22.7 and 24.2 eggs per hen respectively. Dairy herd group awards go to Gallatin Park counties association for May with 820.8 pounds milk and 30.3 pounds butterfat per 280 cows.

Bozeman H. E. Cushman Abraham H. Prestbye Kalispell Prestbye A. J. Labelle Billings Gallatin Park Counties Association J. O. Tretsven Montana State College Yellowstone County Association Cascade County Association Lake County Association Lewis & Clark Association New Madison-Jefferson Counties Association Madison Jefferson Counties Tretsven Richard Hansen

Flying Dutchman legend and cattle price outlook in summer

The article recounts the Flying Dutchman tale of a culpable sea captain cursed to sail the seas until judgment day with a lone cabin boy aboard. It also notes the U S Bureau of Agricultural Economics projects higher average prices for most grades of slaughter cattle in summer and fall 1937.

East Indies Cape of Good Hope U. S. Bureau of, Agricultural Economics

Shell introduces motor digestible Super Shell gasoline

Shell engineers claim Super Shell balances gas and motor to cut stop and go driving costs. The ad likens the fuel to digestible food and urges drivers to try a tankful, noting a Shell dealer nearby.

Shell

Thankful tribute to devoted friends after loss

A family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends who provided kindness and comfort after the death of a loved one. The message names Mrs. Anna Lapham and family, Claud Lapham and family, Harry Lapham and family, Roy Ford and family, Dave Roper and family, and William and May Roper, and hopes similar support for others in need in the future.

Anna Lapham Claud Lapham Harry Lapham Roy Ford Dave Roper William and May Roper

Reader and Adviser at Medlen Hotel on Hand Reading

A hand reader and eye consultant named Professor Apgar offers readings at Room 10 in the Medlen Hotel from 10 a.m. to 9 30 p.m. He is available through July 6 and can be contacted by phone at 11. The notice appears in the Dillon Examiner.

Medlen Hotel Professor Apgar

Alder business visitor Bert Paige in city Friday

Bert Paige of Alder spent last Friday as a business visitor in the city, meeting with local professionals and touring select offices.

Bert Paige Alder

Obituary of Hiram Lapham pioneer of the Big Hole

Hiram Lapham longtime Jackson Hole pioneer dies at his home in Jackson after a week of decline. Born July 19 1851 in Alban Maine he and wife Mrs Lapham moved west in 1879. Survived by widow two sons Claud and Harry a daughter Mrs Roy Ford and four grandchildren. Funeral held Sunday in Jackson with interment in Jackson cemetery.

Jackson Hiram Lapham Big Hole Alban Maine Kansas Lapham Teton Idaho Jackson Hole Sunny Slope

Women’s Club Cemetery Improvements Planned

Ten inch steel pipe from city water mains will be donated to the cemetery association by the city and used to replace decayed wooden piping. The club seeks donations at First National Bank or State Bank & Trust to cover project expenses. committee members are Dora E. Smith Elizabeth Winn and Hayess Baxter.

Cemetery Association Women’s Club First National Bank State Bank & Trust Company Dora E. Smith Elizabeth Winn Hayess Baxter

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