Wisdom chapter social notes and local updates
News from Wisdom and surrounding towns covers a past matrons and patrons night with state officers in attendance, new initiations, banking visitors, cattle trades, hospital recoveries, and several visits to Dillon Anaconda Divide and Butte. The long list of residents and guests highlights community activity and upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisdom
T. E. Luebben
Dillon
Schwartz
Anaconda
Ada
A. Jardine Rife
Mizpah
Ray Bowers
Jackson Social Roundup Shows Busy Holiday Season Preparations
About 35 members and guests met at Mr. and Mrs. Ben O Neal for a 1 PM dinner and visits. Plans were made for a December 17 Christmas party at Mr. and Mrs. Jake Neidt Sr. The column notes numerous visits, entertainments, cattle dealings, school events, and community gatherings across Jackson and nearby towns including Dillon and Wisdom, with many residents hosting dinners, parties, and club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben O’neal
Jake Neidt
Port Authority unveils Union Inland Freight Terminal No 1
Roosevelt described the facility as a post office for less-than-carload freight during ground breaking. Lehman hailed government private cooperation at dedication. The 15 story Port Authority Commerce Building houses the union inland terminal with large truck elevators two truck lobbies and floor wide freight handling.
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Union Inland Station
Roosevelt
United States
New York
New England
Hudson River
Port of New York Authority
Port of New York
Manhattan
Union Inland
Port Authority Commerce Building
Franklin D. Roosevelt
State of
Herbert H. Lehman
Port Authority
Union Inland Terminal
New Jersey
Chicago
Union
Birthday dinner and turkey shoot events in Polaris
Mrs. George Pyle hosted a birthday dinner with multiple couples attending and gifts for Mr. Pyle. A Sunday turkey shoot at the George Harrison ranch drew a large crowd from Dillon Bannack and nearby, with many taking home birds. Local residents and visitors from Dillon and the surrounding area also frequent the creek and countryside events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pyle
Mr. Pyle
Andy Pyle
Carl Knoll
Andy Hayes
Frank Marchesseau
Ed Pyle
Stanley Starr
Bill Barthneid
Claire Judge
Bill Pierce
Patterson
John Judge
E. P. Marchesseau
Dillon
George Harrison
Harrison Kellum
Russel Harrison
Bannack
Jack Brown
Alfred Thorton
Wise River Social Roundup From Wisdom to Gibbonsville
Community notes from Wise River recount a Woman's club bazaar in Wisdom, visits by Mr. and Mrs. Jones and friends to Idaho locales, a charity card party, and local family events. Social visits span Dillon to Melrose with dinners, mine trips, and a new baby girl born Thursday morning, Nov. 23 with both mother and infant reported healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Jones
Bill Anderson
Bob Ellwood
Woman’s Club
Wisdom
Mrs. Jones
Mr. Anderson
Jenny Stevenson
Ellwood
J. T. Armitage
Gibbonsville
Idaho
Shup
Salmon River
Frank Glenen
Tom Pendergast
Dillon
A. H. MacCartney
Simpson
Elkhorn Mine
Bill Heaston
Heaston
Mrs. Landers
E. H. Harvey
Louise Jones
Melrose
Frank Husted
Fred Gill
Dana Miller
Eastern Star
Order In Wisdom
Sherman Dodgson
Bob
Wise River School
Howe Stanchfield
Frank Dodgson
Ward
W. F. Dodgson
Ben Miller
Maysel and
Lowell
A.H. McCartney
Evelyn
Butte
Karl Harvey
Alice Paddock
Paul Paddock
Archie Webbing
Wise River
James O'Connell
Jim Paddock
Paddock
Lorne Ware
Reichie Joe Wample Returns From Pioneer Mining
Reichie Joe Wample came home Saturday from Pioneer where he has been engaged in mining for several months. A carload of high grade gold ore was shipped on Wednesday from the Hidden Treasure mine. Mrs Carl Hartwig and Mrs J Kinney of Dillon called on Reichie friends on Wednesday. The play Her Step Husband was given in Campbell hall on Saturday and drew a large crowd. After the play everyone stayed for the dance. Mrs D Gordon Miss Beryl Woody and Miss Francis Campbell were visitors at the school on Father Clifford conducted religious services at the Steve Kambich home on Sunday. John Cummins and Ernest Waters spent Sunday in Red Rock hunting ducks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Stewart
Daly Memorial Hospital
Hamilton
Lazerus
Gugenheimer
Anaconda
Wisdom
Roy Oliver
Harold Capehart
Dorothy Oliver
Dell Lloyd
Dillon
Twin Lakes
Valera Stabler
Big Hole
Coffey Clinic
Portland
Ore
Miss Stabler
Hans Jorgensen
Clark Huntley
C. W. Francis
Butte
Dan Tovey
Joe Arbour
Nelly Arbour
Evelyn McKenzie
Divide
Leo Walsh
Walter Jones
William Anderson
Robert Ellwood
Lois
Calico Carnival
Sat
Idaho
Herb Armitage
Reese Armitage
Bremerton
Wash
Celena Bellivol
M. A. Bellivou
Anna Lee Helming
St. James Hospital
Bill Knudsen
Jack Anderson
Tucker Place
Walter White
Wisdom Ladies’ Aid
Percy Willey
Bristow
Mat Christiansen
Laurence
Wise River
Ralph Jorgensen
Bozeman
Mary MacDonald
Jackson
LaDue
Son
Sheridan
Woody Ranch
Montgomery
Ajax Ranch
Messuers LaDue
Jorgen Jorgensen
Allen Barnes
A. B. Bristow
Fred Hirschy
Phil Murphy
Fred Nelson
Fritz Waldly
Walter Clapp
Alfred Peterson
Elvin Peterson
Ed Schultz
Jake Louke
Rose
KE. N. Jones
Jorgensen
Ethel Holman
Darwin
John
Russel Peterson
Junior Waldly
Jules Wenger
Sam Peterson
Dysart Gowan
Robert Peterson
Billy
Wisdom Woman’s Club
Ethel Anderson
San Francisco
Tom Clemow
Jake Neidt, Sr
Mark Clemow
Sanford Shephard
John Anderson
Joe Wample
Pioneer
Campbell Hall
D. Gordon
Beryl Woody
Francis Campbell
Father Clifford
Steve Kambich
Hidden Treasure
Julius Hartwig
John Cummins
Ernest Waters
Red Rock
Thanksgiving travelers and local visitors in Dillon scene
Bannack F. C. Brewer heads to Tacoma for Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown, with Mrs. Barraugh, visit Dillon. Mrs. Louis Foltz travels to Butte. P T A card party at the school house with Mrs. Reginald Hewlett hosting and lunch served. High scores: Mrs. Foltz in whist and Mrs. Tash in pinochle. Others visit Dillon Monday and nearby towns. Barrough Jr. recovers from ankle sprain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Brewer
Tacoma
Wash
Jack Brown
Barraugh
Dillon
Louis Foltz
Butte
Reginald Hewlett
Virginia
Hazel
Tash
Nels Anderson
George Blum
Walsh
Agnes Holter
Meaderville
Mont
Emerson Brown
Whitehall
F. A. Hancock
Joseph Barrough, Jr
Servantus Kerr
Ruby Jackson
Grasshopper social and Bannack card party notes
Virginia and Hazel Hoechett visited Mrs. Walter Pattock while Mrs. Harold Eckberg and Mrs. Hans Dong joined guests at the W Pattock ranch. Grasshopper residents drove to Bannack for a P T A card party where Mrs. Earl Tash won first and Joe Ryburn second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Hazel Hoechett
Walter Pattock
Harold Eckberg
Hans Dong
W. Pattock Ranch
Bannack
Earl Tash
Joe Ryburn
Jack Brown
Russel Harrison
Dillon
Virginia Gray
Olive Dons
Hans Dons
Otto Parrish
John Crouger
Amalgamated Sugar to Mail 1933 Beet Grower Checks
Missoula reports that checks totaling 394 546 dollars will be mailed tomorrow to western Montana sugar beet growers. This marks the first payment by Amalgamated Sugar company for the 1933 crop.
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Missoula
Western Montana
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Death of Mrs. Cashin Reported in Malone New York
Frank Cashin was notified last week of his mother’s death in Malone New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cashin
Malone, New York
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Mary N. Cottrell
C. A. Kelly
The
Federal Deposits Insurance Corporation
Mr. Wallace
Montana State Department of Banking
State Bank of Wisdom
C. E. Miller
Spencer
Iowa
Spokane
Mrs. Martin Jackson
Helena
William Christiansen
Catholic Guild
J. A. Millicam
George York
Dave Paddock
Jake Neidt, Jr
Dan Pendergast
Polaris
Lower Valley
Harris Opp
Creek
C. Montgomery
George Harrison Ranch
R. D. Marchesseau
Carl, Knoll
Pahnish Lower Ranch
WISE
Reichie
Carl Hartwig
J. Kinney
Margaret Anderson
Clarence
George
Napoleon
Alps
Will
Dole
Mr. Roosevelt