Wisdom Notes From Wisdom and Nearby Areas
Local social notes list visits and travels among Wisdom residents and neighboring towns. Mrs. Charles Pendleton and daughter Zada of Granite Falls visit Pendleton relatives. several families travel to Dillon Butte Missoula and Deer Lodge for leisure and business. A Junior Girls club forms with officers Irene Margott and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisdom
Charles Pendleton
Zada
Granite Falls, Minn
H. T. Hendricks
W. B. Gordon
Walter Goose
Ralph
Jessie Tope
Missoula
Beck Brothers
Deer Lodge
Canfield Place
Wisdom Ladies’ Aid
Frank Wilke
R. J. Somers
Butte
FE. M. Tebo
Betty
Ted Wodeward
Harold Capehart
Wallace Francis
Ralph Huntley
R. J. Fetty
Warren Shaw
Bill Dungan
Dillon
Frank Schriber
M. G. Ramsey
Wise River
Jackson
Big Hole
Fred Nelson
Mark Clemon
Edith Jorgensen
Adah Hyatt
Los Angeles
Eunice Tovey
Myla
Frank McDowell
Wisdom Women’s Club
C. Francis
Francis
Helen Margott
J. H. Scofield
H. S. Mussigbrod
Fred Hirschy
Wisdom End
Mary Shaw
Harry Hopkins
Melba Francis
Little Girls In
Montana Power Rate Cut Authorized by Public Service Commission
The Public Service Commission granted Montana Power a permit to reduce rates to electrical wholesalers by 25 percent. The cut affects cooperative rural electrification projects and other wholesale power buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Power Company
Public Service Commission
Beaverhead Mines Update From Local Fields
John Hand leases Midnight mine shipping from a high grade ore shoot. Heavy timbers hauled to Ermont for shaft No. 19 with cage and ship in operation. A 300 ton bin is under construction. Golden Gate mine 190 feet down and drifting west. Gold Finch mine deal shows promise from owner statements. W J Corbett operates Charter Oak in Blue Wing district. I B Haviland returns from East with four trucks. Reconditioning mill at Bannack for ore from French Creek property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hand
Midnight Mine
Ermont
No. 19
Golden Gate
Cubs Hit Elk Territory On 12 Day Hunt
A party of six Chicago Cubs in Sun River elk country included Captain Gabby Hartnett and players Billy Herman Stanley Hack George Stainback Larry French and coach Roy Johnson. They stayed 12 days and bagged mountain goats. A group of Chicago political and business leaders joined them on the trip.
Highway deaths rise with reckless driving in November outlook
Seven dozen pencils tracked highway accidents for the year as patrols push to curb danger. Deaths reach 146, ten more than the same date last year, with estimates suggesting 44 to 55 more fatalities may occur in November and December.
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Highway Patrol
Public Welfare dept Draws Warrants From State Funds
Warrants totaling 253833.70 were drawn on state funds by the Public Welfare department last week. Montana contributed 119959.86 as its share with the federal government covering the remainder. State Auditor Holmes oversaw the warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Welfare Department
Montana
Holmes
Public welfare official drew funds from state across programs
Public welfare commissioner I. M. Brandford drew $120000 from state funds last week with $70000 for old age pensions $30000 for general relief and $20000 for administrative expenses. Aid to dependent children cost the state $13873.84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Brandford
State Reports Low Mortality in Infantile Paralysis Cases
Five of twenty nine reported infantile paralysis cases have resulted in death. State health officials say overall health remains good with no severe epidemics at any location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Health Department
Inmates at Warm Springs Hospital Rise to 1871
The Montana State hospital at Warm Springs reports an increase in patient numbers for the past month, bringing totals to 1,871 with 1,171 men and 700 women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State Hospital
Warm Springs
Social notes from Idaho Falls region and nearby visits
Local residents and visitors include OCALS Mr and Mrs Frank Stahl of Idaho Falls with Judge and Mrs Louis Stahl family. George Rebich Sr leaves for St Helena CA for winter. H E Andrus of Boulder CO visits brother H E Andrus. Notre Dame Minnesota game trip by Barrett family. Emma Hoffman Melrose visits. Mrs John Rebish Jr en route to Hamilton to visit. W S Tash Polaris on city business. Albert Hudson given four months for petty larceny stealing $26 cash and kitchen items. Mrs W C Orr and Oscar Griffith attend state florists convention in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stahl
Idaho Falls
Mr. Stahl
Louis Stahl
George Rebich
St. Helena
Calif
H. E. Andrus
Boulder
Colo
R. M. Barrett
T. F. McFadden
Minneapolis
Wilbur
W. C. Orr
Oscar Griffith
Helena
Tom Clemon
Ross Hill
Dillon
Lillian Stone
John Dooling
Emil Schindler
Frank Lightfoot
Big Hole
James Jackson
Dan Pendergast
Martin Jackson
Harry Lapham
Harold Nelson
Charles Wenger
Allen Dansie
John Neidt
Jake Neidt
Eric Maybee
Wisdom
Evelyn Eldridge
Will
Jim
Robert Woody
Jackson
Elvin Peterson
Kenneth Peterson
John Jackson
St. Margaret Guild
Sam Peterson
Notable parole and death figures in Dunn report
The report by acting superintendent John C. Dunn to the state board of examiners details monthly results: 16 men and 12 women admitted, 7 men and 11 women returned from parole, 6 men returned after escaping, 3 men and 16 women paroled, and 9 men and 3 women died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Dunn
State Board of Examiners
State health and dental group mail child dental care essays
The Montana Dental Association and state board of health cooperate to distribute essays on safeguarding children's teeth. Four stages of growth are covered and mailed to public school teachers across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Dental Association
State Board of Health
Statewide Montana deposits top eight million in October
The Montana treasury reports Treasurer Ray Shannon shows deposits across Montana banks totaling 8,727,842 for October. Receipts reach 3,050,183 while disbursements total 2,657,943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Treas
Ray Shannon
Dairy Herd Improvement Shows Profit Gain in King County
Montana extension article notes dairy herd improvement members in King County, Washington averaged 342 pounds butterfat per cow and $65.05 labor income versus 279 pounds and $52.06 for nonmembers. Regular testing and culling boost income by about $12.98 per cow. Also announces Montana junior fat stock show dates at Billings November 7 to 9, 1938 and sponsor lineup. Fall ditch cleaning recommended. Montana grain tests show 1937 wheat protein varying. The 43rd Montana Agricultural Experiment Station report covers 1935–1936.
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J. O. Tretsven
King County
Wash
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Association
Tretsven
Montana
Billings
Ray E. Cameron
Smith-Hughes Vocational Agricultural
Montana Grain Inspection Laboratory
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Bozeman
State Commission Acts On Unfair Practice Law
Helena dispatch reports the Public Service commission acting on the Unfair Practices law to curb price manipulation. Attorney John Bonner says the act cannot be used to raise prices or guarantee profit, and clarifies enforcement limits and related fair trade provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Public Service Commission
Fair Trades Commission
John Bonner
Montana
Bonner
Public Service Commissions
Horace Casey
Tom Carey
E. B. Krebsbach
Hundred at Tri County Road Meet
Over 30 Dillon men from the Chamber of Commerce and Rotary club attended a meeting to organize efforts for better connecting roads between Highway 01 and Highway 10. O A Bergeson elected chairman and Henry Ruppel named vice chairman with others from Boulder Twin Bridges Dillon Madison Jefferson serving as officers and commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
O. A. Bergeson
Henry Ruppel
Twin Bridges
A. H. Eiselein
Boulder
Karl Martinson
Whitehall
Sam Wilkinson
Jennings Mayland
W. B. Hartwig
Martin C. Jackson
Edgar B. Rife
Beaverhead
Ashley Fouts
Charles E. Johnson
Madison
Emmett Douglass
Jefferson
Montana Farmers Assured Market For Spuds Apples
Montana farmers with surplus potatoes and apples gain a partial market through a federal purchase. The Department of Agriculture, Public Welfare, and the Federal Surplus Commodities Corp announce 80 carloads of potatoes and 50 carloads of apples will be bought for distribution to relief agencies.
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Helena
Montana
Department of Agriculture
Public Welfare Department
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
James T. Sparling
I. M. Brandford
Dwight Lohn
R. A. Palen
The
Commodities Corporation
Sparling
L. T. Vaughn
Lohn
Palen
A S Garr of Dell Visits Dillon On Business
A. S. Garr from Dell spent last Friday in Dillon on business.
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A. S. Garr
Dell
Dillon
Tukesberry Letter on Ef Contributed R Pork Pigs Request
A misspelled 1937 letter from Jody Tukesberry acting as president of the United Relief Union asks the Honorável President in Washington for guidance on farm relief. He notes Silas Tukesberry’s pigs and mentions unpaid or undelivered plowing, estimating ten pigs and promising further details.
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Dillon
Montany
Releffe
Washington
D. C
U.S. A
Jody Tukesberry
Si’s
United Releafe Union
Furst P. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary N. Cottrell
W. E. Selner
Optometrist
Andrus Hotel
Mountain States
Beaverhead Mining
Capital News
Chicago Cubs
Relief and Pensions
Montana Extension Service
Cameron
Billings Commercial Club
Montana Wool Growers Association
Montana Stock Growers Association
Smith-Hughes
Billings Livestock Commission Company
State Commission
St. Margaret’s Guild
Alfred Peterson
St. Paul
Minn
Henry G. Rodgers
Beulah L. Wilcox
Donald W. Wilcox
Bertha Daniels
William Daniels
Laveda Dobbs
Hezekiah Dobbs
Tricounty Road
Tukesberry
Jody
Hopkins
Morganthall
Thurd P. S
Anon Anon
Henry Birrer
B Taide
Deering
McCormick-Deering
California
John Deere
H. P. Mellette
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