Wisdom and Big Hole Basin Lions Banquet Honors District Plans
The Butte and Wisdom Lions clubs held a Saturday banquet in Wisdom with speakers Pat Sner Troy Evans Joe Peck John Claxton and Mrs John Claxton. Girl Scouts under Mrs Walter Stewart and Miss Mary Gill performed danced and sold candy. High school diplomas were awarded in Dillon to Beatrice Byers Anna Lee Helming Vincent Pendleton Harold Nelson and Henry Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisdom
Butte M’s Club
Butte
Pat Gagner
Butte Club
Donson
Pat Sner
Troy Evans
Joe Peck
Hn Claxton
John Clax
Frank Heffin
Louise
Katto
Girl Scouts
Walter Stewart
Mary Gill
Big Hole Basin Ramlets
Jackson
Florence Gross
E Wisdom Cafe
Wisdom Section
Dillon
Beatrice Bayers
Anna Lee Helming
Vincent Pendleton
Harold Nelson
Henry Johnson
Various Local Visitors and Events Around Armstead
Armstead notes include Sid Johnson Dillon business visits James Mansfield Grant and Mrs Frank Rife in Armstead. Atlantic coast forest workers en route to Salmon district pass through. Jackson school pupils win prizes for reading and two graduates receive eighth grade diplomas. Miss Ogelvie to teach near Great Falls. Miss Donahue to relocate. Local road work, relocations, and family moves reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Johnson
Dillon
Armstead
James Mansfield
Grant
Frank Rife and Son
Atlantic Coast
Salmon District
Hans Pederson
Nora McCloud
E. R. Gordon
Carl Hanson
Dellar Gordon
Jim Gravely
Jackson School
Helen Anderson
Anna Lee Shepherd
Junior Woody
Helen Schumaker
Junior Holleran
Jack Hirschy
Fred Hirschy
Hienie Williams
A. Lampbert
Seattle
Harry Lapham
Sanford Shephard
Sam Peterson
Ogelvie
Donahue
Jackson
Great Falls
Wisdo mWisdom area social and school notes
Mrs. Harlan Capehart of Seattle visits son Harold Capehart in Wisdom. Butte guests, including Mr and Mrs Pat Gagner and others, stay at the Dow nson home. Travel to graduation events and local moves described along with local residents and Shool notes. A carload of catte shipments, Boy Scout camp activities, and illnesses noted among Wisdon residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Capehart
Seattle
Harold Capehrtead
Wisdom
Pat Gagner
Troy Evans
Andrs
John Claxton
Butte
Downson
Steers from Sam Robinson head 120 at Armstead sale
Fat steers numbering 120 head from Sam Robinson on the Dan Pendergast ranch sold at Armstead for five and a half cents after being fed for market in Portland last week. Average weight 1450. Also notes outings of Jackson pupils to Elkhorn Springs and local social visits to Butte and Moscow Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Robinson
Dan Pendergast
Portland
Armstead
Big Hole
Ella Ogelvie
Marguerite Donahue
John Hutchens
Jackson School
Elkhorn Springs
Jackson
Robert Woody
Jim Woody
Sanford Shepherd
Fred Hirschy
Butte
Syble Brown
Margaret Barnes
Bannack Residents and Visitors Nearby for Summer Work
Mrs. Martin C. Jackson and Mildred Smith hosted Ruby Jackson at the I B Mining company hotel in Bannack on Wednesday. Several families plan moves and work assignments for summer, including forest relief duty and mining timber cutting in nearby areas. Roy Jackson Jr from Norris Montana sought medical treatment in Dillon for a tick bite infection and returned to Norris with his father after hospitalization at Barrett in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin C. Jackson
Mildred Smith
Jackson
Ruby Jackson
I. B. Mining Company
Charles Baker
Butte
Baker
al Ward
Bill Wagner
Elkhorn Springs
Ward
Wagner
Leo Musberger
Bannack
Harold Eigeberg
Dillon
Egeburg
Forest’ Relief
Jack Brown
Albert Anderson
Eakhorn
Monty. Burdick
Local families attend graduation and events in Dillon
Mrs. Carl Knoll Sr and Elmer and Mrs. George Pyle traveled to Dillon for high school graduation. Annie Rohan left for Butte after a relative’s death. E A Marchesseau attended Dillon for business. Neighbors visited the Knoll and Hayes families Saturday. Hazel Hazl moved to Elkhorn Springs hotel and plans remodeling. Campgrounds hold snowdrifts as girls enjoyed a snowball outing. Several families, including Harrison and Marchesseau groups, traveled to Dillon for visits and high school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Knoll
Elmer
George Pyle
Dillon
J. H. Judge
Annie Rohan
Butte
E. A. Marchesseau
Andy Hayes
Prairie social notes from Horse Prairie and nearby
Mr and Mrs James Mansfield visited Dillon on Wednesday. J A Hovey spent a week in Argenta employed in a mine. Bob Marchesseau made trips to Dillon for medical care after a knife wounded his foot ear marking a calf. Mrs George Hughes and Mr and Mrs Al Longseth drove to Dillon Thursday. Fred Munckton was ill for a few days. his wife Mrs Munckton returned to Dillon. Mrs Marcus Rand of Armstead visited Grant Friday. William Biersdorf was in Dillon. Butte Meade was on the prairie Sunday. Sheriff Orr handled business matters. In Grant Mr and Mrs John A Walde mar drove to Armstead Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Blair dined with Elmer Selway. Lee Tower and Edgar Rife were prairie visitors. Grant school breaks Wednesday. Thursday picnic for girls’ classmates and parents. Mr and Mrs Bradley and sons of Armstead visited Roy Stocker home Sunday. Gerry Geiger of Medicine Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Little Rs
Ishtrap
Walter Clapp
J. T. Armitage
Utte
Robert Ellood
Will Knudsen
Whitehall
Jenison
William
Igh
George Cottrell
Woodworth
Om F. A. Hazelbaker
Ruby Ranch
Harry Helming, Jr
John Nelson
Claud Anderson
Wisdom
Huon
Harold
Miss Tuttle
Capehart
J. E. Burgess
Anaconda
Ray Parmelly
Missoula
Roy Cottrell
George ‘Cottel
Lausen Transportation Comany
Jansen Packing Company
Butte
Catte
Dorothy Oliver
3Utte, Business College
James Mansfield
Dillon
J. A. Hovey
Argenta
Bob Marchesseau
George Hughes
al Longseth
Fred Munckton
Marcus Rand
Armstead
Grant
William Biersdorf
Grant School
Mrs. Bradley
Local Residents Visit. Families Host in Dillon Area
Monica Farmer Smith plans a Tuesday trip to Salt Lake City then New York City. Mrs. Raymond Noys and son Ronald stay with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bean in Dillon. Mrs. J. E. Doyle returns after a Dil lon visit. Eileen Richardson's school closed Friday with a picnic. Families and neighbors from Lakeview, Lima, Idaho Falls and Butte visit and travel nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Smith
Salt Lake City
New York City
Raymond Noys
Ronald
Chinook
Mont
Farmer
Jon Duff
B. L. Forsyth
Lakeview
Justin Brundage
Dillon
O. J. Smith
Lima
Sammy Bean
Milton Bean
Jack Bean
Pat Brown
Joe Milalish
Butte
G. O. Hunt
Clayton Kennedy
Valley
Clayton
Nelya Boatman
Idaho Falls
W. M. Miller
Ben Hart
Corvallis
J. A. Jones
Centennial
Wise River News Briefs From Butte Visitors And Local Events
Mr L L Ware visited Butte on business. Edith Miller returned from Butte after medical care. William F Dodgson and family were Dillon visitors. Veda and June Gill returned home from Anaconda where they attended high school. John Lindsay of Butte and his wife spent the weekend at their summer home. Fred Gill held a horse tame and ride show. Dr H Carman of Butte noted 21 people for a Sunday event. Wise River school closed for vacation and William Anderson returned to Libby. Dr H Stanchfield of Butte visited with his mother Mrs F Husted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Willey
Dillon
Corine
Beaverhead County
Louis Girogre
Butte
Don Francis
Melba
Della
Wisdom
Stevensville
Mary Gill
Bessie Stewart
Walter Stewart
Hamilton
Stewart
George Stewart
Edith Miller
William F. Dodgson
Veda
June Gill
Fred Gill
Anaconda
John Lindsay
H. Carman
Grasshopper social notes from Dillon and nearby communities
Local residents and visitors frequent farms, ranches, and towns around Grasshopper Creek. Names include Earl Tash, Harl Tash, herb Strum, Hollas Warrison, John Albers, Hans Dons, Bob Quackenhuah, Frank Kellum, Samuel Bradshaw, Hazel Hewlett, Olive Donn, Jack Deputy, Walter Paddock, Bar Tash, and Nay brothers. Outings include ranch visits, ball game attendance, and fishing trips between Dillon, Bannack, Jackson, and the Big Hole divide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Tash
Willow Dale Ranch
Russell Gray
Harl Tash
Dillon
Herb Strum
Jackson
Bob Quackenhuah
Frank Kellum
Farksom Ranch
Samuel Bradshaw
Shelley
Idaho
Hans. Dons
Hazel Hewlett
Bannack
Mra
Jack
Walter Paddock
Hans Dons
Bar Tash
Hollas Harrison
Boonack Banday
Mages McGrath
Walter
Liquid Branding Demonstrated At Stockgrowers Meeting
Bozeman hosts Montana Stockgrowers association convention May 26 27 with liquid branding demos and new calf dehorning methods. Louis Vinke outlines correct use and trials at Montana State College. Fire branding still best in some cases as visitors view painless branding demonstrations and see branded cattle. Conference organizers expect strong attendance. Bozeman Chamber of Commerce urges early hotel reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Montana State College
Louis Vinke
Vinke
Conventton
Bozeman Chamber of Commerce
Rainfall Promises Bumper Montana Crop Yields
Helena reports plentiful rain has produced excellent stands of early seeded crops and offers promise of bumper yields comparable to the 1927 peak, according to the state publicity division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Also Mentioned on This Page
Big Hole Basin
Jack Miller
Margaret Given
Betty Sargeant
Denver
Chicago
University of Idaho
Miss Anderson
Charity Hill
Royal Neighbors
Twin Bridges
Margaret Nelson
Celia Wilson
Buddy Lapham
Jack Shepherd
Robert Peterson
Miss Stickney
Dr. Stephan of Dillon
Harry Davis
Familly
Jake Neidt
Holman
Linden
Mr. Robinson
North Fork
Dan Turner
Herman Pierce
Scotty Tait
Mrs. Paddock
Robert M. Tweedy
Teddie
Robert W. Tweedy Jr
Salmon, Idaho
Jane Hewlett
John A. Waldemar
Frank Blair
Lemhi
Pattee
Mary N. Cottrell
John Jackson
Ethel Anderson
Moscow
Polaris
Hazel
Elkhorn
J. D.harrison
Beryl
Dwight
E. P. Marchesseau
Dewey Marchesseau
Hickham Springs
Russell
Horse Prairie
Monica
WISE
E. H. Harvey
Mr. L. L. Ware
Grasshopper
Olive Donn
Goodyear
MontAna Auto Supply Company
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