Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits And Events
Miss Virginia hosts a dear supper for the Todge. Virginia guests include Woody and Mrs Mary Holming. Walter Chapy returns from Bo where he visited the Budge Brothers at the Wharton ranch. Mrs John Troupe and daughter Jean of Wisdom spend weekend with Will Christenden in town. Edith Miller leaves to Butte for a few days.
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Virginia
Woody
Mary Holming
Walter ‘Chapy
Olinip
Frits ‘Walehly- Maqve i
Wharton Ranch
John ‘Troupe
Jean
Wisdom
Will
Schulz Files for Republican County Attorney Nomination
Leonard A. Schulz, Dillon attorney, filed for the Republican nomination for county attorney, ending nearly three weeks of inactivity in county office filings. County Attorney Thomas H. B. Gilbert has already filed for re election. The Democratic Central Committee will hold the county convention next Tuesday night at the courthouse to elect delegates to the state convention and plan the campaign.
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Democratic Central Committee
Court House
Cc. B. Blinn
Leonard A. Schulz
Dillon
Thomas HB. Gilbert
Local women attend Hartwig theatre show
Mrs Jules Wenger Sr Mrs John Krause Mrs Sanford Shep ard Mrs Tom Clemon and Mrs Charles Wenger traveled from Jackson Sunday to attend the performance at the Hartwig theatre.
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Jules Wenger, Sr
John Krause
Sanford Shepard
Tom Clemon
Charles Wenger
Jackson
Hartwig Theatre
Crested wheatgrass aids re grassing of Montana lands
Montana Extension Service reports crested wheatgrass as an effective cover on abandoned wheat land. Techniques include two-row strips every 60 to 75 feet, wind-angled rows, and reliance on the grass’s fibrous roots to suppress weeds. Fall seeding preferred. spring also works with early sowing. Census data show Montana farms rose from 47,495 in 1930 to 60,664 in 1935. hog export prospects and price trends are discussed by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics.
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Meroe
Montana State
Montana
Wisdom Mary N. Cottrell obituary and Wisdom events
Ed Farnsworth, longtime Wisdom barber, dies after a long illness at Dillon hospital. Mrs. George Cottrell travels to Butte for her daughter's illness. 4-H girls sponsor dinner and entertainment for mothers at Wisdom library. Local teens and families attend events and travel to Butte, Dillon, Anaconda, Jackson. Lillian White earns state beauty diploma. Diana Anson returns home for summer. Community dances, school plays, garden talks, and club meetings noted.
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Wisdom
Ed ‘Farnsworth
Dillon Hospital
George Cottrell
Butte
Leo Walsh
Mary Gill
Helen Anson
Wisdom Library
George Helming
John Edward
Marion
Dorothy Hurley
William Ritschel
Florence Paddock
California
Washington
Claude Anderson
Helen Hirschy
Imrgs
George Hise
Anaconda
Michell Smythe
del Bacon
Gibbons School
Margaret Driscoll
Ruth Olsen
Dillon
Sammy McDowell
Fritz Schonenberger
Jackson
B. E. Isaacs
Montana State College
Wisdom Women’s Club
Lillian Stone
California ram sale at Sacramento raises lamb quality and profits
Western lamb producers look east to Sacramento for the sixteenth annual California ram sale set for May 27 and 28. California’s spring lamb quality earns national praise, with irrigated pastures and Ladino clover in the San Joaquin and Sacramento valleys boosting fattening capacity and 80 percent U.S. lamb supply from the West. Breeding quality remains first, and cooperation to ensure a successful sale is urged.
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Los Angeles
Sacramento
California
United States
San Joaquin
Pacific Coast
Local Social Rounds and Visits Across Wise River Area
Mrs. Walter Jones returns from Dillon with several visitors and guests from Butte and Dillon. Local residents including Miss Nell Doyle and Miss Edith Miller stay with families. trips to Butte and Jackson noted. A Farmers Union meeting in Dillon and multiple social calls mark a busy week among Wise River residents.
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Nell Doyle
Wise River
Dewey
Ben Mallon
Edith Miller
Jackson
Dana Miller
Vera Mallon
Butte
Fred Gill
Harve Stanchfield
Manhattan
Husted Ranch
Robert Elwood
Walter Jones
Henry Hendricks
Fishtrap
Clara Dodgson
Dellas
Claude Dodgson
Dillon
Farmers’ Union
Tom Pendergast
Paul Paddock
Veda Gill
Anaconda
William Ferguson
June Gill
Hirechy
Lee Trask
Gill
Alder Creek
Dillon Gun Club Leads State Shoot at Sheridan
The Dillon Gun Club, a state shooting leader, posted its first perfect 76 of the season at Sheridan. Roy Forrester, Ted Renfro, and Pete Westergaard each scored their first 26 straight targets as the club’s ten aces fired in a registered meet against Billings.
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Billings
Sheridan
Roy Forrester
Ted Renfro
Pete Westergard
Dillon Gunners
Westergard, Forrester, Renfro shine in Dillon registered shoot
Pete Wes ter gard led the singles with 98x100 to win the day while Roy Forrester claimed handicap honors with 48x60 and Ted Renfro earned doubles with 49x60. High scores from Dillon, Sheridan, and Butte shooters highlighted the event as Hap Apgar tallied top marks and visitors joined the tough Sheridan team.
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Pete Westergard
Roy Forrester
Ted Renfro
Dillon
Sheridan
Hap Apgar
Forrester
Free
Tarrant
Helena
Bryant
F. Tolson
Peterson
J. Lynch
J. Leary
McLeod
Butte
Bimns
Renfro
W. Westergard
Leary
Tolson
4-H Club Project Values in Montana Reach 63 2998 Dollars
In 1936 Montana 4-H club projects totaled 63 2998 dollars across counties and groups. The figure reflects the program's growing contribution to rural economies and youth development during the period.
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Montana
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