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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1933

Page

7

Bannack Community Notes and Local Meetings

Local social and civic items from Bannack include residents visiting Dillon and Butte, a boxing exhibition planned by Bannack Athletic Club with Smithy’s orchestra, and road improvements by county relief crews. Community members such as Roy Jackson Sr and Jr, Mrs. Johnson, and others attend events, with dining and entertainment pegged for Saturday night.

Jack ‘Brown H.W. Johnson Dillon Lepers County Toad J.M. J. Leydig Dan Lea T Bannack Bannack Athletic Club Areng I. B Adiston

Wise River Women Hold Meeting and Socials in March

Wise River Women’s club gathered Thursday for a program by school children and talks on Technocracy and federal vacancies. A luncheon followed, hosted by Mrs. Leslie Jones and Mrs. Ben Mallon, with many local residents noted in visits and activities around Butte and Dillon.

Wise River Women’s Club Anderson Maurice Harvey BE. H. Harvey Leslie Jones Ben Mallon

Jackson Miss Anderson Wed in Idaho

Ethel Jackson wed Angerson, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Anderton, last Wednesday in Idaho. She will receive a degree in June and take part in the graduation exercises. Betty Clemow is spending a week at the Hirachy home. Tom Clemow and Stickney noted for health nursing advised at Jackson and Caty places.

Ethel. Angerson John Anderton Idaho State. University Adwill Betty Clemow Fred Hirachy E. Jackson Fire Department I. C C. F. Lon Ethel Anderson Tom Clemow Iss. Stickney Jackson Caty Mmimmy Dodd Dillon Guy Grasshopper Martin Jackson County Commission N Jackson Dillmonth Jack Jenkins Ajax Ranch Missoula

Local residents share news and visits across towns

Reichle Mrs James Campbell of Jackson visited friends in Reichle on Monday. Miss E Dookins of Harlowton stays with Charles Page. Wayne Cummins reports highway work to start soon. Mr and Mrs Joe Nample spent weekend in Butte. Grace Trainor visited there Monday. Ice on the Big Hole river breaking aiding fishing with several catches reported. Ernest Waters visited Butte. Avis McIlrath and Walter Kleghorn came from Butte. F Fay Gransberry hosted guests Clyde Edwards Roy York Minnie Sassman of Dillon. Edwards caught a four pound trout while fishing. Virginia Ferguson came home for the weekend.

James Campbell Jackson Grace Trainor Butte Big Hole Ernest Waters Avis McIlrath Walter Kleghorn Clyde. Edwards Roy York Minnie Sassman Dillon Fay -Gransberry Edwards Virginia Ferguson

Long trips and field reports from HORSE PRAIRIE area

Mr and Mrs Al Longseth returned Tuesday from an extended visit with friends and relatives in Oregon California and Arizona. Beant Meade brought Mrs J Brenner from Dillon to her home on the prairie. Mark Rand motored to Dillon as Mr and Mrs Fever Waldemar of Dillon visited in Grant Thursday evening. Virgil Given of Armstead was in Grant Friday. Sophia Guyaz and Mrs Rand of Armstead were in Grant this week. The George Hughes children attended school Monday for the first time in several weeks. They have been snowed in but the road is passable for cars now. Quite a few ranchers are still snowed in as the snow is very deep at the foot of the mountains and higher up.

al Longseth Oregon California Arizona Beant Meade J. Brenner Dillon Prairie Mark Rand Fever Waldemar Grant Virgil Given Armstead Sophia Guyaz Mrs. Rand George Hughes

Grasshopper Visitors and Local Health News

Grasshopper visitors include Guy Gray and Diggie Emerick. George Harrison spent the weekend in Dillon. Olive Dong has been ill for a week. James Dodd made a business visit to Grasshopper. Hollis Harrison and Mrs Hans Dons drove to Dillon for Olive Dons medical care, taken to Butte by Doctor Smith, Jack Bradshaw and Hang. The Dons were dinner guests at Willow Dale ranch Friday. Hans Dons drove to Butte Saturday. Buddy Harrisons condition is satisfactory. Miss Jewell Romain visited her father in Jackson Milton. Rose Nay spent a few days in Dillon. Mr. and Mrs. John L Knight and son red spent the day in Dillon. Wilbur Tash is ill with influenza.

Frank Dillon Maurice Harvey Vera Mallon Butte Vera Divide Evelyn McKenzie Lee Sims Bill,Anderson Paul,Pardock Home Dick Irveman City Joe Samels A. H. McCartney Lynes Guy Gray Diggie Emerick George Harrison Olive Dong James Dodd Hollis Harrison Hans Dons Olive Dons Smith Jack Bradshaw Hang Dons Willow Dale Ranch Butteaturday Buddy Harrison Misa Jewell Romain

Wisdom social notices and injuries in Wisdom parish

Mrs Don Anson hosted card parties with multiple prize winners led by Mrs Harry Helming and others. Local injuries included Lilly White spraining an ankle, Tom Schultz contracting measles after illness fears, and Hugh Turner breaking his leg twice with travel for medical care. The American Legion held a series of events including a dance and a birthday cake for Ray Willey, while the Bristow district hosted a large party with five hundred games and prizes.

Gratitude From Wisdom Resident After Loss

Carl Peterson of Wisdom Montana thanks neighbors, the county health nurse, the Ted Harper post of the American Legion, Wisdom Ladies' Aid, and the American Legion for kindness and the flowers after the illness and death of his wife Emum Krass Peterson.

Ted Harper American Legion Emum Krass Peterson Wisdom Ladies' Aid Carl Peterson Wisdom Montana

Former Major General Warns on Tax Dangers and Jobs

Gaird H. Markham former major general and director of the American Petroleum Industries Committee warns that high expenses threaten millions of workers in petroleum automotive and allied industries if government cuts are not made He argues gasoline taxes are excessive hindering car use and highway traffic and calls for reasonable taxes road funds and action against tax evasion and diversion of revenues.

Gaird H. Markham National Guard American Petroleum Industries Committee

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Ruby Jackson Maud Stabler Bill Es R. Jackson Helen Wenger Hoyrup Pinkerton Arifte Jake Neidt Ruby- Neidt Fred Hirschy WISE William J. Anderson Frank Dodgson Pete Piazzola Patterson Bill Dodgson Gon Gilbert Paul Paddock Anne Paddock Dennis Deer Lodge Mauricie Harvey H. H. Harveys Melrose J. M. Dennis Mallon Otto Boetticher Otto Boetticher, Jr H. H. Harvey Charley Miller Mariam Christiansen Vloya Miller Harold Clift Miller Home Lowell Mallon Maysel Mallon Norma Paddock Ned Paddock Evelyn McCartney Martha Heaston Mary N. Cottrell Sanford Shephard Dowling Reichle Horse Prairie Dillon, Montana Northwest Bancorporation Etre Heen Milton Rose Nay John L. Knight Red Wilbur Tash Don Anson Harry Helming George Cottrell Lilly White Tom Schultz Mr. Schultz Hugh Turner Huntley Brothers Mr. Turner Luella Stickney Dillom Priday Wisdong Walter Stewart Wan Everett Warren George Helming Marshall Ramsey Ray’ Willey Legion C. E. Miller Wilson Young Bristow Clyde Christian Christian Dade Stephens J. B. Shaw Mire Lu Snyder Earl Wiley de- Holous American Legion and Auxiliary Jim Scofield Howard HoHenback Beaverhead County Helen Bobbie Rutledge Harry Rutledge Lui Harry Helmingon Gill Missa Gill Misaea Baith Ellen Rasmussen Alta Jackson Pine Mia Jesa Jackson Wisdom Hotel Mary Gill B. R. Stevenson Nina Laurence Frank Bacon Bowen Contract Bridge Club Jimmy Dodd Wondworth Ranch Wilk Calfornia W. S Ta Toomey Ranch Plate Trap Mrs. Wiitttr Stewart Wisdom Rebekah Lodge Adolf Hitler Germany Mussolini Taly Ren Man Europe Italy Miami Frozida Roosevelt Cermak New York New Yorker Alabama Bay Minette Baldwin County J. A. McDonald Luckenbach Line J. A. Luckenbach New York Harbor West Coast Manhattan Island Pacific Coast Luckenbach Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia Los Ange San Francisco Port‘Sound Ounips Soma Houston New Orleans Gene Lauder Tunney Chanigion. He. Ig Alpheus. Geer Association East Strest New
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