Wisdom district looks to future with lodge elections and high school
Mrs Blanche Leverich is elected vice president of the Rebekah lodge district 8 in Wisdom at the annual meeting on Sept 1. Mrs Viola Seymour becomes president. other officers include Mrs Mabel Mayfield secretary and Mrs Louise Hoffman treasurer. The Odd Fellows also meet in Jackson and Wisdom, with officers for Dillon and Deer Lodge named. The article also notes many local families moving to Dillon for high school and lists community events and teaching appointments in Wisdom and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Leverich
Wisdom
Rebekah Lodge
Viola Seymour
Butte
Mabel Mayfield
Dillon
Louise Hoffman
Melrose
Leverich
Spon
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
Jackson
C. B. Taylor
C. Ulver
Deer Lodge
W. H. Johns
T. McNay
Anaconda
Lodge
Harry Hopkins
Vera
Jessie
D. J. Stephens
Dorothy
Hallie
Amy
Argyle Stephens
Roy Oliver
M. H. Ferguson
Spokane
Wash
Ted Woodwards
Woodward
Edith Leonard
East Helena
Louise Harvey
Wise River
Bowen School
Gwenyth Jones
Bristow
Sam Dineen
John Hutchins
Dineen
Lester Adams
Nevins
Fort Morgan
Col
Fred Hirschy
California
Wallace Francis
Billy Francis
C. W. Francis
Ray Leverich
Denver
Carrie Leverich
Kansas City
Pasco
Anna Jorgenson
Helenardine
Wendell Jardine
Tom Clemow
Mark Clemow
Willard Nelson
Elvera Peterson
Emma Hedstrom
Bitter Boat Valley
Charles Quist and Son
Charles Jr
Quist Ranch
Ohio
Roy Arnott
William Etter
Marjorie May
Walter Feely
W. K. Larrimore
Philadelphia
Big Hole
Billy Armitage
George Armitage
Port Orchard
Dave Hirschy
Helen Hirschy
Charles Quist
Jack Husteds
George Mudd
Mudd
Ferguson
Ira Walker
H. T. Hendricks
Matt Christensen
Ted’ Woodward
Walter White
Jack
Winnett
Winnett On Saturday, While Mrs. Mudd
Walter Welter
Logan
Utah
J. B., Burgess
George Cottrell
Alice Turner
George Stewart
Roy Murray
Bob Craddock
Alfred Peterson
Annabel
Ritschel
Pocatello
Idaho
Alfred ‘Hendrickson
Mary Paddock
Fishtra
Montana Farm Population and Mortgage Data Report
Montana farm population in 1925 reached 182 885 with 46 905 farms. Farm machinery valued at 30 632 871 dollars on Jan 1 1925 and 1 941 had radios, 6 602 had tractors, while 11 154 farms carried mortgages. Total mortgage debt stood at 42 565 206 dollars, mortgage percentage 44.7 percent, 23 861 farms operated by full owners.
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Montana
Farm Census Division
Department
of Commerce
Ig. Joss
Automobile Licenses Show Rise Over 1925 Through August
Montana records show August car purchases lagging 1925, yet the year’s totals rise. In August 1926 new passenger licenses reached 1,191 versus 1,679 a year prior, with 11,778 licensed by August 31 compared with 10,965 at the same point in 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Motor List
Resignation of Montana Rex Mining Secretary Treasurer
Clarence Hanley resigns as secretary treasurer of the Montana Rex Mining Company effective immediately. Dated July 26, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Rex Mining Company
Clarence Hanley
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BIG Hole News Bureau
Mia
Jake Neidt
Rose
Mrs. Neidt
Raymond Johnson
Dan Pendergast
Chadwick Simmons
Edith Rasmussen
Audrey Tovey
Mildred Peterson
Hazel Holman
Charles Quist Jr
Lois Shaw
Phyllis Armitage
Butte High
Fred Hirschey
Jill Hirschy
D. EB. Anson
Helen
Bobby Anson
W. H. Turner
Yellowstone Park
Salmon Country
Fritz Walchli
Wisdom Woman’s Club
Joe Woodward
Joe Woodworth
Lilly
George
Steven Schmitz
Walter Schmitz
Edgar
Gilbert Schmitz
Hendricks
Matt Christiansen
Roland Christiansen
Florence Paddock
Jim Paddock
Amy Paddock
Paul Paddock
KODAK
Potts
Mille Adams
WalWe Sina
Wwe
AGIS
Buick
Montana Auto Supply Company
LE Strauss
Riders of the Ranger
Men of All Trades
Anderson Market