Wisdom Bulletin Notes Local Life and Loss
A long, mixed local item lists visits and events in Wisdom and surrounding areas. It mentions Mrs. Harvey Marsh visiting Oneal sawmill, Wallace Francis of Spokane leaving Three Forks, Armistice celebration attendees, and community dinners. Emil Kramer of Deer Lodge Valley dies after illness at St Ann's Anaconda. survivors include parents and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Marsh
Beneal
Oneal
Butte
Ananda
J E. Fitzgerald
Post Office
Postice
Ted
Harperst
American Legion of Isdom
Dillon
Xy Willey
Wilson Young
Hor@ Helming
Howard Ho
C. W. ‘Ances
Tom Penygast
Danny Pendergast
Jennie Stevenson
W. A. Armi J. P. Logss
Wistom Woman's Club
John Hutch
Jackson
Herman
Montana
Dell Daw
Bob Anderson
Eddie Gross
Ale Willey
Dorothy Priestly
Clarence Helming
Helmig Brothers
Real Falls
Ladies Aid
Harry Hopins
Dudley Ranch
Roy Oliver
Harold Capeart
Mr. Capehart
Mr. Olver
Claud Anderson
Hursday
Billings
Wisdom Hotel
D. *. Erwin
J. W. Holliny
H. I. Weber F. Bozeman
Bowen
Hibbons
Ted Cross
Frankacon
Laurence.Bacon
Miselina Laurence
Nettie Laurnce
Bartlett Laurence
Otto Spanvith
Walter Koenig
Pete Dresen
K. Gillam
Walter Hungate
Neldon Else
W. J. Tope
Asa Willey
Katherine Czarson
Frank Bacon
Weldon Else
Herman Muasasigfrod
J. E. Shaw
Mr. Bach
Grayson- Owens Packing Company
Los Angeles
California
Claud Lapham
Jarl Watzig
Lenore Jones
Fishtrap
Jack Husted
Fréd Nelson
Robinson
Lone Rock
Oregon
Gibbonsville
Bitter Root
Anaconda Road
Emil Kramer
Joe Kramer
Deer Lodge Valley
St. Ann’s Hospital
Anasconda
Phil Kramer
Big Hole
Wisdom
J. Benoski
Anaconda
War Humor Has Big Place in All Quiet
Louis Wolheim discusses his role as Katczinsky in All Quiet on the Western Front at Hartwig theatre. He praises the production’s honest, collective effort by directors, crew, and cast and notes humor amid war misery as essential to the film’s portrayal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wolheim
Hartwig Theatre
Wolheim
Katczinsky
Deer Lodge Poultry Show Dates Announced
Bernard Williams of Beaverhead County High School receives a letter from Fred R. Pascoe of Deer Lodge announcing the Annual Poultry Show set for December 16 to 19. The event offers cash prizes and special awards, includes junior and 4 H divisions, and invites Wyandotte breeders to participate and supply names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Bernard Williams
Smith-Hughes Agricultural Department
Beaverhead County
Fred R. Pascoe
Brookside White Wyandotte
Mr. Williams
Poultry Association
A. W. Johnson
Farmers Ease Upon Gasoline Drawback Fund
Montana details show the gasoline drawback fund balance at $11,801.04 after Oct 31. In the ten months of 1930 the fund received $836,758.89 while disbursements totaled $677,144.20. refunds exceed receipts in three months but the 25 percent allocation overall exceeded payouts by $159,651.69.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
F. BE
Williams
Follow Thru Opens at Hartwig in Technicolor Comedy
The Paramount all Technicolor film Follow Thru opens Tuesday at the Hartwig theatre for three days. Based on Schwab and Mandel stage hit, the love story centers on Nancy Carroll as a golf hopeful pursued by club pro Charles Rogers with Thelma Todd as rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Rogers
Nancy Carroll
Paramount
Schwab and Mandel
Hartwig Theatre
Laurence Schwab
Hollywood
Lloyd Corrigan
Zelma O’neal
Jack Haley
Charles Rogers
Thelma Todd
Thelma
Nancy
Dixiana’s Big Chorus Dances in Color Musical
Radio Pictures presents Dixiana with Bebe Daniels and Everett Marshall. Pearl Eaton leads two hundred trained dancers in vibrant stage numbers blending Negro hoe downs and Virginia reels. Technicolor ensembles require harmonious palette as 5000-person production showcases global dance heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Grapeville
Virginia
Pearl Eaton
Bebe Daniels
Everett Marshall
Metropolitan Opera Company
Miss Eaton
Radio Pictures
New York
New
Dixiana
Metropolitan
Marshall
Bebe Daniela
Bert Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
Nov 14 1900: Daly death shock and local notices
Marcus Daly died after a fall at the Hotel Netherlands in New York Monday morning. A Democratic jollification planned in Ban nock tomorrow night. Dillon to add a second voting precinct due to rising turnout. Ogden targeted in Lima post office robbery. federal officers to inspect prisoners. Scenic theatre moved from North Montana to Idaho street. Open season for cart quakes begins in Madison county with early thrillers. Henry F. Edgar who mined the flat gold from Algae Gulch died Saturday morning near Olive farm, Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Daly
Hotel Netherlands
New York
Montana Street
Tohe
Idaho Street
Star Theatre
Earl Wheat
Madison
Henry F. Edgar
Alge Gulch
Olive
Plains
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Jarion
John Troupe
Fred Hitachey
Fox
Margaret
Missoula
Watertown
Minnesota
Walter Jones
Wise River
Squaw Creek
Roper
Ted Woodward
Harry Rutledge
Ray Leverich
Odd Fellows
Helena
Arthur Anderson
Butté
Dorothy
State University
Jackson Bridge Club
Harry Lapham
John Jackson
Marguerite Donohue
Jules Wenger
Walter Paddock
Bannack
Charles B. Wenger
Jules Wenger, Jr
Geraldine Tees
Jack Kearney
Fiidiny Rhino
Royal Neighbors of
Frances Shaw
Sacramento
William Christensen
St. Margaret's Guild
Jimmy Dodd
James Johnson
Ollie Krause
Ralph Huntley
Bill Knudsen
Leo Walsh
George Cottrell
Warren Shaw
Marshall Ramsey
Fred Price
Harold Capehart
Emma Jackson
Minnie Pendergast
Beggie Capehart
Margaret Jackson
Herb Armitage
A. C. Bayers
Thompson Place
Rife Brothers of Armstead
J. R. Thompson
D. E. Green
Frank Robinson
Sheridan
Tom Davidson
Powderville
Helming Brothers
Bernard Williams Dillon
Mont
Dorothy Lee
Jobyna Howland
Joseph Cawthorn
Ralf Harolde
Edward Chandler
Bruce Covington
Raymond Maurel
Bill Robinson
Hart Schaffner & Mara
Marshall Field
Ogden
Lima
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