Big Hole County News Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Roy A. Oliver traveled to Butte for medical care. A baby girl was born at Hamilton Daly hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Walsh. Vera and Jessie Hopking visited in Butte. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Capehart returned from Seattle. Warren Lowry and friends visited Missoula. Mrs. John Wharton hosted a dinner for her brother G. A. Williams. Many local residents attended social events and meetings including the Wisdom Women’s Club. Walter Bodden died of a heart attack Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Walsh
Hamilton Daly Hospital
Vera
Jessie Hopking
Butte
H. R. Capehart
Seattle
Warren Lowry
Missoula
John Wharton
G. A. Williams
J. T. Armitage
Herb Armitage
Will Armitage
John Elwood
D. J. Stephens
W. A. Armitage
Hamilton
California
Gabrilla Mudd
Fishtrap
Dillon
Taylor
Wisdom
Harry Helming
M. G. Ramsey
Jake Neidt, Jr
Bessie Stewart Low
Dorothey Oliver
Herman Fisher
John Neidt
Emily Montgomery
Ralph
Jessie Tope
Anaconda
Claude Anderson
Raymond Johnson
Jake Neidt
Eli Kay
Sanford Shepherd
CCO
Wise River
Clemon
Mae Clemow
Miss McDonald
Helen Rogers
Dell
Father Clifford
Jackson
William Caroll
Sadie Ford
Walter Bodden
Father van‘ den Broeck
Fred Palmer
M. A. Miller
Virginia City
Ryan Canyon
Helena
Great Falls
Montana
Kid Curry
Pacific
Billings
Carter Edinger
Wise River Social Notes From Beaverhead Federation Meet
Wise River residents report on the semi annual Beaverhead Federation of Women's Clubs convention held in Melrose with about thirty members attending. A Wise River club officer slate was reorganized with Mrs Fred Gill as president and Louise Jones as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Dodgson
Gilbert
Babe Dodgson
Mmes
Leslie Jones
E. H. Harvey
Walter Jones
Dick Trueman
William Heaston
W. L. Hughes
Wise River Women’s Club
Beaverhead Federation of Women’s Clubs
Melrose
BE. H. Harvey
Wise River Club
A. H. McCartney
Evelyn
Butte
W. J. Anderson
Loren Ware
Ben Mallon
Fred Gill
Louise Jones
Sam Ditty
Mr. Arthurs
Swift and Company
Beaverhead notes mix crime rise and town life in Dillon
Traveling men praise Dillon during tough finances while Beaverhead county sees a crime surge and higher court costs. The tale covers arrests like Harry Minchan, new postmaster at Posonby, local illnesses, elopements, and social visits across Wise River and Montana towns, plus harvests, fires, and civic events spanning 1893 to 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Minchan
Miller
C. H. Padley
Park County
B. F. Froman
Grant Haynes
Beaverhead County
Posonby
L. C. Fyhrie
Gideon R. Brown
Stone
Do You Eat Meat A Modern Doctor’s Diet Advice
An influential group of physicians argues humans should eat meat three times daily from early childhood. They note anatomical similarity to carnivores and critique herbivores. They promote canned corned beef and salmon as acceptable provender and share a corned beef hash with baked eggs recipe serving four.
Regulations for Gold Shipments Through U S Mint
Circular from the San Francisco mint outlines shipping rules for world price gold consignments. Shippers must include two ounces of pure gold and file forms TQ 7 and TG 7 8 in duplicate, shipments unopened until forms and instructions are received, deposits paid by check after sale, silver at NY price minus fractional parts, mint scales acceptance lowers delay, no platinum allowances, and all shipping charges prepaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Mint
P. J. Harrety
San Francisco
Butte
Richard McCarthy
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Cattle Cause Bad Wrecks on Highway South of Town
A Chevrolet coupe was badly wrecked Monday afternoon after colliding with a herd of cattle on the highway south of town. Two cows were struck but unharmed. The incident occurred near the same spot as a prior crash last Sunday involving Dr. B. G. Free’s car hitting two horses and injuring three people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Free
Use of Brakes as Man Power Gives New Stopping Angle
A discussion on braking efficiency compares brakes to human strength, noting that strong brakes stop quicker than weak ones, and that road conditions affect stopping distance. Slippery surfaces reduce both mechanical and human stopping power, increasing crash risk.
Officials chart sites for dams in national forests
Kenneth MacDonald state fisheries superintendent and William Rush Missoula forestry official locate dam sites in national forests of Missoula Lake counties. Federal funds $9 000 to improve game fish feed. Plans include flooding meadow lands for added fish feed and site checks extend to Beaverhead and Stillwater counties after visits in Lewis and Clark county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Missoula
Lake Counties
Kenneth MacDonald
William Rush
Forestry Service
MacDonald
Rush
Beaverhead
Stillwater
Lewis and Clark
Also Mentioned on This Page
BIG Hole News Bureau
Roy A. Oliver
WISE
William J. Anderson
Wisdom Masonic Lodge
Frank Husted
Wallace Francis
Fred Nelson
Ronald Clift
Elkhorn Mine
W. C. Jones
Bill Anderson
Mono Creek
Anna Lee
Jack
CCC
Union Meat Company
Archie Webbing
Archie, Jr
J. C. Patterson
Patterson
Harve Stanchfield
Vern Stanchfield
Big Hole
Mr. Husted
E. C. Horn
Grace M. EB. Church
Great Western
Montana Street
Schultz
Mason
Dingley
Montana Agricultural College
Bozeman
Thomas J. Hamilton
Deer Lodge
Ernest Orr
Alaska
Gist
J. E. Morse
W. T. Scully
Forrest Bayard
Bob
Fellsworth
Windsor
Carl B. Taylor
Optometrist
Loa
Frisco Mint
Levi
Levi Wats
Levi’s
Levi Strauss
VI Strauss A CO
Lke
Ike
Travelers Insurance Company
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