Wisdom Notes and Local Social Roundup
Miss Bessie Stewart visited Mrs Jake Neidt Jr in Jackson this week. Wis dom groups win flag contest prizes and heard district speakers in Butte. The Wisdom Woman’s club celebrated its 21st anniversary with a birthday luncheon and charter member tribute. A Jackson youth play and a Fishtrap gathering with Girl Scouts and dances added to weekend activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisdom
Bessie Stewart
Jake Neidt Jr
Jackson
Anne Miller
Ralph Huntley
Butte
Harold Capehart
Roy Oliver
Harry Helming
Twin Lakes Club
Marion Hurley
Elsie Schonenberger
American Legion
Dillon
Allen Gross
Melvin McDowell
Charles Frances
Wisdom Woman's Club
Boy Scouts
Ben R. Stevenson
Roy Hughes
Fishtrap
Gil
Sullivan
Bellivue
Philipsburg
French Motorists Reject Blended Fuels for Straight Gasoline
In France motorists oppose a farm relief fuel blend and favor pure gasoline. J Barton Weeks cites French demand for essence pure gasoline as stations drop blended fuels. The American Motorists Association warns against compelled use of any single fuel and notes higher costs and device damage.
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Washington, D. C
United States
France
J. Barton Weeks
American Motorists Association
Weeks
French National Federation of Automobile, Bicycle, Aeronautical
Jackson social and cattle shipments detail regional activity
The Jackson area hosts a Saturday dance with Basin Wranglers members and an Anaconda trombone player. Local cattle movements include Fred Nelson moving 220 head to Armstead and Jake Neidt Sr sending 50 head to Armstead. Numerous residents visit Dillon Wisdom and nearby towns, with family gatherings and a broken arm medical note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Wisdom
Anaconda
Basin Wranglers Orchestra
Jim Johnson
Fred Nelson
Armstead
Jake Neidt
Elizabeth Clemon
Sam Johnson
Dillon
Joe Shaw
Alfred Peterson
Fred Hirschy
Jake Neidt Sr
Ben R. Stevenson
Jake Neidt Jr
Polaris Social Roundup and Local News Items
Polaris report covers social guests including Mr and Mrs Martin and Mr and Mrs Ly ston Dansie. Dillon visits by Mrs Robert Rolfe and daughter Mary. Health exams at Polaris school with Miss Stickney and Dr May. Cattle trades by A H Watson with Jules Wenger and McDowell Tallent. Bob Marchessau injured by runaway horses at Pahnich ranch. Elkhorn Springs resort plans, picnics and local visits by Basell, Pyle family, Ryburn and Marchessau relatives, and continued cattle movements to Big Hole range.
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A. H. Watson
White Sulphur Springs
Big Hole
Jules Wenger
McDowell
Tallent
Dillon
Martin Jackson
Luella Stickney
Polaris School
George Lennox
Farley Ranch
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Mary N. Cottrell
Ben R.stevenson
Warren Shaw
Earl Willey
Dan Tovey
Joe Kramer
Missoula
Clarence Helming
Ivan Shaw
John Troupe
Frank Pendleton
Brian O’connell
Helena
C. E. Miller
Mitchell
Big
Scientifacts
Arnold
England
Dunteers
Stanley Lucas
Robert Rolfe
Ross Hill
Jules Wenger Sr
Peterson Brothers
Miss Rodgers
Miss McDonald
Wendell Jardine
Bruce
Susanne Gilbert
Edith Jackson
of Jackson
Robert
Rolte -En
Martin. Jackson
Lyston Dansie
Sanford Shepherd
Miss Stickney
Dr. Free of Dillon
Mary
John Jackson
Jackson and Fox
May
Meeke
Wahl
Mrs. Frank
Bob Marchessau
Polaris
Ran Away
Pahnich Ranch
Marchessau
Mr. Pahnich
Pital
Poindexter
Elkhorn Springs
Bo ‘B. Haze
Andy Pyle
Joe Ryburn
Mrs. Burrough
Joe
EBP
Marghegsau
Bill Pierce
Lower Tash
Beaverhead
Derrick Building
Gordon Berry
R.'D. Marchessau
Ted Marchessau
Dy Marchessau
Jack Brown
Pahnich Bros
James Johnson
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