Wisdom Mary N. Cottrell Correspondent Notes Community Life
March 1 special from Wisdom reports Mr. and Mrs. Jake Neidt Sr moving into a new home previously occupied by Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Somers as they plan a possible move to Twin Bridges. Local gatherings include hosts J T Armitage and the Gordon and Hurley households. Regulars such as Richard Walker, Myla Pendleton, and Vern Stanchfield appear in social and medical notes along with a round of All-Star card parties and a pinochle group. Cattle trade activity and road travel between Dillon and Twin Lakes are also mentioned amid community updates.
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Wisdom
Jake Neidt,Sr
R. J. Somers
D. J. Stephens
Roy Baker
Wilson Young
H. S. Armitage
Hans Jorgensen
Jennie Stevenson
W. B. Gordon
Wallace Christiansen
Ted Woodward
H. P. Hendricks
Richard Walker
Anaconda
Little Girls’ Sewing Club
Frances May
Si Swartz
Jimmy Dodd
Divide
Myla Pendleton
Harold Capehart, Jr
Jack Miller
Edates
Harry Helming
Twin Lakes
Rochester
Minn
Desert Pinochle Club
Warren Shaw
Joe
Dillon
Jake Neidt
Butte
Evelyn Stewart
Livestock inventory shows mixed changes across cattle hogs and sheep
United States Department of Agriculture figures indicate a drop in cattle numbers to 65 930 000 head while hogs rise 3 3 percent to 44 418 000 and stock sheep total 52 918 000 as lambs feed on. Western stock sheep total edges down with Texas and Wyoming posting gains. Prices for livestock in 1937 rose about 5 percent from 1936 though remain below 1929 levels.
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Los Angeles
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Texas
Wyoming
Lima Notes Seerieconent Local Social and Sports Roundup
Lima reports include Lima High basketball defeating Dubois 26 to 14, and local residents at dog races in Ashton Idaho. Miss Lillian Stephens shopped in Butte, Boy Scouts events hosted by Masons, and various Lima residents traveling to Dillon Pocatello Idaho Falls and Butte for visits and errands.
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Lima
H. P. Sill
Ashton
Idaho
Lillian Stephens
Butte
Boy Scouts of
Masons
Nelson
Ford
Clifford Calvert
Max Merrill
Pocatello
William Cooper
E. F. Sill
Horse Prairie
George Harrison
Dillon
McMullin
Miss Kaluze
Fay Marler
Winston Merrell
Mr. Tompkins
Lyle Tompkins
Marvin Vance
Chester Brady
Harry Allen
Frank Michelish
George Gleed
Maxine Little
Lima High
Dubois
Roy Jacobs
Mary Morris
Eldon Bybee
F. M. Merrell
Marion Merrell
Idaho Falls
Bart Hungate
J. E. Burt
Grant Burlingame
Increased Shelterbelt Planting Expected in Montana
E. E. Isaac, extension horticulturist, says moisture conditions statewide are better than in years past, boosting interest in tree planting. Farmers should order early as some tree species are limited. delays in orders or payment slow shipments and late orders may result in poorly thriving stands.
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Montana
E. E. Isaac
Isaac
Enrollment trends in Montana home clubs rise in 1937
Enrollment in Montana home demonstration clubs reached 7 817 in 1937, up from 6 994 in 1936, reflecting growth in rural education programs and community outreach.
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Montana
Jackson Mary N Cottrell notebook items head into spring
Jackson Mary N Cottrell reports a Jackson Bridge club luncheon with prizes won by Mrs Wendell Jardine and Mrs Jim Johnson. Fred Nelsons hosted a large guest gathering with sleighs and a hay rack ride. Notes on local skiing, cattle trade, and poultry water warming share town happenings and a poultry expert.
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Jackson
Harry Lapham
Jackson Bridge Club
Wendell Jardine
Jim Johnson
Dan Pendergast
Dillon
Fred Nelsons
Fred Nelson
Fred Hirschy
Butte
Missoula
Lyston
Dan
Christy Turns and Wheat Crops in the 1938 Ski Year
The article covers ski technique Christy turns and stem work, noting how proper balance comes from leading with the body. It blends ski instruction with agricultural updates on 1938 wheat prospects, 4 H club gains in Montana, new cricket and winter cookery bulletins, and turkey price expectations.
Two Idaho couples wed in Blackfoot ceremony
Earl Gough and Grace Flokman tied the knot in Blackfoot with Judge George presiding. L F Rock and Sadie Mock, also of Blackfoot, were married the same day by the same official. Nearby, Dillon hosts visitors from Wisdom and Helena while local residents travel for business and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Gough
Grace Flokman
Blackfoot
Idaho
L.F. Rock
Sadie Mock
Blackfoots
George
Warren Shaw
Wisdom
Dillon
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Big Hole
Guy Gray
Tto Skojen
Great Falls
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JA. Menaughton
U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
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al Carpenter
Sam Freeman
California
Bryan O’connell
Helena
Sam Robinson
Lloyd Lewis
Huntley Brothers
William Harray
Ray Oliver
Marion Merrill
Avery Conine
Mary Paul
Cronin
America
Pathfinder
Path A
Joseph Barnes
New York City
Porterlouse Ag Pe
Sandusky, Ohio
Charles Dickens
Dickens
Porter House
Sandusky
Jackson Mary N
John Jackson
Harold Nelson
George Rhino
Dan Pendergast Ranch
Harriette E. Cushman
London
Captain Simpson
Hudson Bay Company
Vancouver
Washington
Bill
Johnny Appleseed
Johnathan Chapman
Tom Sawyer
Mark Twair
Ken Binns
Sports Illustrated
Shell Touring Service
Christy
Christiania
U.S
R. E. Cameron
Montana Extension Service
Bozeman
Mel
J. Ward Crosby
The
Supreme Court
Legion
Sam W. Ditty
W. B. Hartwig
J. W. Selvidge
Billings
John Selvidge
O.A. Bergeson
Ford Dealers
Salt Lake City
Frank Chinn
Agnes Pierce
George Smith
Grant
J. E. Doyle
Monida
W. M. Sweeney
Roger
James Reed
Everett
Wash
Gebhard Fassler
Melrose
Ralph Streb
George Bighorn
Tom Connor
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