Jackson Community News Highlights Enduring Ties and Loss
Local residents report visits and trips to Dillon and Bozeman. Lt. (j.g.) Pete Green listed as lost in a Pacific plane accident as his bride and family recall past visits. Funeral services held for Mrs. Thelma Cutler with ties to Martin Jackson and Dell.
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Ed Krause
Dillon
Tuesay
Evert Stevens
Allan
Marion Stevens
Jackson
John Jackson
Jack Shepherd
Sanford
Shepherd
J.g
Pete Green
Pacific
Shepherds
Washington
Gus Wenger
Wisdom
Wendell Jardine
Bozeman
Montana
Bruce
B.C.H.S
Hans Jorgenson
Barney Bray
Arizona
Dan Pendergast
George Krause
Charles Wenger
James Pascoe
Thelma Cutler
Cutler
Martin Jackson
Jay Tallent
Dell
Fred Nelson
Ohn Krause
Charles Shepherd
Harry Lapham
Guild
Methodist Church Announces Evening Leadership School
Rev Omer Idso outlines Sunday school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m while a leadership education school will run two hours each evening starting March 10 11 and 12 open to all churches and friends The note adds that the Baptist church has the largest enrollment and urges enrollment with the pastor.
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Methodist Church
Baptist
First Duty and Privilege Sermon at Presbyterian Church
Dr J Thompson Baker pastor leads morning sermon on First Duty and Privilege at 9 45 Sunday school 11 morning worship 5 Know Your Bible Group 7 Westminster Fellowship 5 p m Thursday Workers urged to attend Methodist church Sunday school workers school next week
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Presbyterian Church
J. Thompson Baker
Know Your Bible Group
Westminster Fellowship
Methodist Church
First Lutheran Church Lenten Services and Activities
Edward R. Leivestad presides over Lenten services each Wednesday at 8 p m Senior choir rehearses Thursdays at 8 p m at the parsonage Junior choir Fridays at 4 p m at the parsonage March 9 Sunday school at 9 50 a m divine services at 11 a m sermon titled Hearing and Keeping March 13 Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Rudolph Nygren home at 2 30 p m
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First Lutheran Church
Edward R. Leivestad
Rudolph Nygren
Liquor Control Board Reports 1946 State Sales Rise
Liquor sales through state stores increased by 4,069,040 in 1946 compared to 1945, totaling 15,999,797 with a net profit of 4,003,729. Over 13 years the board posted a net profit of 30,530,401, not counting 7,241,380 in excise taxes returned to the state.
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Helena
Liquor Control Board
Wisdom P T A plans basket social in March
AWisdom P T A held a special meeting to finalize plans for a basket social to be held on March 15. The Wis dom chapter No 67 O E S met at the Masonic temple for its regular gathering. Local residents were cited with various visits and social events noted.
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Wisdom P.T.A
Wisdom Chapter No
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
C. E. Swartz
H. R. Capehart
Butte
Spear
Roy Baker
D. EF. Anson
L. R. Smith
Jane
Hamilton
Smith
Anson
Ed Glassey
Dillon
Big Hole
Wanda Glassey
Bruce Helming
Bruce Jardine
Bar B
Armstead
Ogden
Montana Railroad Commission approves nationwide rate hikes
The Montana Railroad Commission joined the ICC in granting 15 to 20 percent increases for common carriers with one exception for small shippers. The order sets minimum shipment charges at 75 cents and 35 cents per 100 pounds where pickup and delivery are required. It also continues a 10 percent rise in sleeping and parlor car fares and takes effect 200 days after schedules are published.
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Helena
Montana Railroad Commission
ICC
Horace Casey
Paul Smith
Leonard Young
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dancing Party by Dillon Eagles Aerie Hosts Social Evening
Dillon aerie 2465 Fraternal Order of Eagles will sponsor a dancing party at the LOOf hall Saturday evening announced by F C Kirby worthy president. The event is part of a series of lodge socials this winter.
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Dillon Aerie No
Order of Eagles
F. C. Kirby
Lodge
Montana State Senate Portraits Show Broad Social Blend
A composite view of Montana's 56 senators reveals a mix of ages from 33 to 75, mostly married with children, and from varied professions including farmers ranchers lawyers and merchants. Twenty six are college graduates from Montana schools and several named churches, with limited native-born representation and several WWI and WWII veterans.
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Helena
Montana
House
Senate
F. B. Buck
Ekalaka
G. H. Hughes
Stanford
E. F. McQuitty
Harlowton
Paul Rice
Bynum
Buck
Ekalaka Democrat
L. C. Olmstead
Ellenore M. Bridenstine
Briston
Mich
Morningside College
Sioux City
Iowa
I. J. Bridenstine
Terry
Mont
Bridenstines
Evangelical Church
A. A. Baker
R. Glendive
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wilsall
P. A. Fischer
Wibaux
Germany
M. R. Henderson
Hall
Canada
Governor Toole Urges Montana Aid for Famine in Russia
Governor Toole asks Montanans to aid famine sufferers in Russia, urging a hearty response. The item notes other 1907-era concerns including Oklahoma statehood efforts, a jail strike over wood cutting, and rising mutton prices.
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Nicaragua Canal
Meade hotel notes 1907 weather and heavy snow
The Ban nack Meade hotel area records a January 1907 marked by long cold and stormy weather across the state. It also reports the heaviest monthly snowfall in years, highlighting significant winter conditions.
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Bannack
Card of Thanks for Bereavement
We express sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for sympathy and floral offerings during the death of our husband and father. Thanks to Father Clifford and pallbearers for their part in the services. Mrs. Mary Stefanie and Family.
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Clifford
Mary ‘Stefanie
Conger Family thanks mourners for support
The Conger Family expresses heartfelt gratitude for sympathy received after the death of their father. They thank those who sent floral offerings and recognize the Rev. Dr. J. Thompson Baker, the musicians, and the pallbearers.
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J. Thompson Baker
Conger
Presbyterian Manse Society Meeting Set for Tomorrow
The Presbyterian Manse Society will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Walter Ronnemose for their regular gathering and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Manse Society
Walter Ronnemose
Daughters of the Nile Hold Sewing Club Meeting
The Daughters of the Nile held a sewing club gathering this afternoon at the home of Mrs. I. W. Winsel with Mrs. Chris Peterson as co-hostess.
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Daughters of the Nile Sewing Club
I. W. Winsel
Chris Peterson
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