Wisdom Busy Week of Social and Travel Notes
Wisoms daily social round includes Miss Marion Hurley visiting Butte with Eunice Tovey and Dorothy Hurley, and returning with Jack Miller. Dillon shoppers and visitors from Helena Butte and Billings populate Tuesday and Wednesday activity. Several residents travel to Twin Lakes Salmon Darby Hamilton and Missoula for family visits work and shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hurley
Butte
Eunice Tovey
Dorothy Hurley
Jack Miller
Helena
Leonard Smith
Don Anson
Dillon
Henry Johnson
Ralph Huntley
Tom Williams
Alex Lear
Billings
Matt Christensen
Neidt
Beaverhead County
Salmon
Idaho
Melvin McDowell
Jack Hirshey
Charlie Warren
Dave Hirshey
Bob McDowell
Dick Mugginberger
Elmer Jensen
John Lang
Orville Sparrow
Boone and
Charles
Ed Glassey
Missoula
Harold Capehart
Hamilton and
Darby
Capehart
Stewarts
Williams
Herb Summers
Brownings
Bar-Branch
Lloyd Thomas
Drummond
Matt Browning
Anaconda
Anson
Lynn Aldis Williams
Herbert Armitage
Argyle Stevens
C. W. Jackson
Wisdom
Douglas Morrison
Marie Elsworth
Eleanor Tiefenshaller
Betty Lou Glassey
Hamilton
Roy Oliver
Harry Helming
Twin Lakes
Joe Arbour
George Blake
Ben van Houten
Portland
Ore
Miley Spellman
Rutledge Ranch
Merla Enderly
Berkeley
Calif
Enderly
Jackson
Bitterroot Valley
Jerry ZeBarth and Sons
Pocatello
ZeBarth
Retail Sales Clinic At Dillon Proves Helpful
The three day program in Dillon attracted about 75 merchants and sales staff. W. E. Elieson of Helena directed topics on personality, customer types, oral persuasion, sales language and five steps to a sale. An extra course on teaching an employee ran for executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
W. E. Elieson
Department of Public Instruction
Helena
Dillon Chamber of Commerce
Lambert Elies
Elieson
Eliel
Card of Thanks for W. E. Lloyd
The Lloyd family thanks friends for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of husband and father W. E. Lloyd. Special thanks are given to those who sent floral offerings from Mrs. W. E. Lloyd and Family and Charles F. Lloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Lloyd
W. E, Lloyd
Charles F. Lloyd
Wise River Club Meets. extensive local visits noted
The Wise River Woman's club met for an afternoon gathering at Mrs. Lew Peck's home with eight members and a visitor. Eleanor Nelson of Dillon spoke on nutrition. A long list of local visits, travel to Butte, Dillon, Alberton, and several social events followed, including church services and a duck season opener observed by many from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise River Woman's Club
Lew Peck
Eleanor Nelson
Dillon
Dave Hickman
Veda Green
Butte
Fred Lehn
Gene
Leslie Jones
Frank Husted
Clara Atkins
Milton Bennett
Alberton
Frank Reed
Ralph Potts
Beaverhead
Frank
Bill Dodgson
Drummond
Bill Bayan
Melrose
Ben Mallon
Lowell Mallon
Squaw Creek
Mallon
June Hickman
Eastern Star
Harry Bennett
Guy
Walter Jones
Robert Elwood
Jones
Dick Trueman
Snell
Fred Miller
Billie Sternfels
Eleanor Farrel
Colonel Combs
Alder Creek
Tom. Pendergast
Danny Pendergast
Danny
Tommy
Dionne
Jackson
Dan Pendergast
Mabel Enderly
Oakland
Pendergast
Fred Spaulding
Helena
Tom Pendergast
Mike Healy
Dilton
Bitterroot
Roberta
Dana
Dorothy Murphy
Verne Stanchfield
Wise River
Enoch Young
Mallon Ranch
Walter Goose
Jesse Tope
Bessire
Missoula
Butte Nimrods
Melrose Local Social Notes Highlight Residents Visits
Melrose residents and guests list numerous visits from Dillon and Butte. Community members travel for business, family, and events, with shared notes on relocations, new babies, and post office service discussions. Notable names include the Wilhelms, Carabins, Truemans, and Maclivers among others.
Local visits highlight Dillon notes and travels
Miss Kathleen Talent returns to Dillon after a two weeks vacation in Oakland California. Mrs. Richard Secrest of Los Angeles visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jens Peterson in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Talent
Dillon
Oakland
Calif
Richard Secrest
Los Angeles
Jens Peterson
Grass Fire Causes Slight Damage at Beachland East of Dillon
A grass fire near city police headquarters caused slight damage to a large beachland area east of Dillon last Wednesday afternoon. Police Chief Elza Patrick, Harold Snow, and F. D. Willis responded quickly to stop spread to farms and the cemetery. origin remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Willis
Dillon
Elza
Patrick
Harold M. Snow
Mr. Willis
Paul Sacry Elected President of Junior Rifle Club
Paul Sacry was elected president of the Junior Rifle Club at a meeting last Thursday. Other officers named were Dale Dart as vice president Tom Nelson as treasurer Sam Langdorf as secretary Jack Davis as range officer and Henry Meine as sergeant at arms. Practice shoots at the high school range have been postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sacry
Dale Dart
Tom Nelson
Sam Langdorf
Jack Davis
Henry Meine
What You Buy With War Bonds
An appeal highlights Mosquito Torpedo Boats and Sub Chasers as fast naval assets costing about 2.4 million dollars each. It urges citizens to invest at least ten percent of income in War Bonds via banks post offices or payroll savings. Also notes Carl Dickey visiting New York and Mrs Foster returning to Dillon from Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Dickey
New York
Mrs
J. H. Dickey
City
Knights of Birmingham Plan Wisdom Meeting Saturday
The Knights of Birmingham announce their regular annual meeting at Wisdom on Saturday Oct 3. Refreshments and dancing will follow with music by Hayes Baxter's orchestra. Harold Capehart and Don Anson of Wisdom lead arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Birmingham
Wisdom
Hayes] Baxter
Harold Capehart
Don Anson
County Boards Meet Today for 1943 War Production Goals
A meeting at the county agent’s office brought together the county USDA war board, extension agent and farmers to discuss 1943 production targets. J. C. Taylor announced Montana will standardize county and community goals to fit state allocations and show each farmer how their unit contributes to the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usda War Board
Montana Agriculture
J. C. Taylor
Montana Extension Service
Taylor
Local visitors and residents seen in Dillon over the weekend
W H Paddock visited Dillon while Blaz Sugar came from the Big Hole basin. Mr and Mrs Martin Jackson of Jackson spent Saturday in Dillon with several others, and Mrs R D Curry traveled to Minneapolis to visit her son at the University of Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myles
Melrose
Ramsay
Joe Longley
Willard Olson
Place
Dillon
Albert Fellows
Butte
Hazel
Marguerite LaMarche
Roy Whittaker
Joyce and
Boyd
Leslie Trueman
Barbara Jean
Charlene Trueman
Sam Friend
John Trueman
Swede LeCombe
Harley
Janet Norris
Kenneth Macliver
Wood
Patsy Allen
Worley
Montana State University
Pete Wilhelm
Great Falls
al Carabin
Murray Hospital
Carabin
Billie Ethel Norris
Leonard Norris
St. James Hospital
Albert Hager
R. Madden
Maude Maloney
Anne Barth
Seattle
Wash
Tom Connor
Moose Cow
Lawrence Gerrety
Lima
W. H. Paddock
Grasshopper Valley
Blaz Sugar
Big Hole Basin
Martin Jackson
Jackson
Harry Lapham
George Bowring, Jr
Jackson Ranger Station
R. D. Curry
Minneapolis
David
University of Minnesota
Bruce Risley
Chester Poole
Louise Buhrer
Minnie Buhrer
George Cushing
Salt Lake City
Lorenzo Cushing
R. K. Nedrow
Nampa
Idaho
W. E. Lloyd
J. T. Ashworth
Nina Gauthier
Glendale
Calif
Vega Defense
Army Air Corps
Forrest Bayerd
H. S. Smith
Galesburg
Ill
Congress
M. B. Vidovich
St. Helena
California
Vidovich
Joe Butala
Don Wheat
C. J. Fergeson
Chateau
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Fae
Parmak
Dillon Implement Co
Tho Winskey
Tury Distilling CO
Peoria, Ill
Port
Cae
Ees
Essa Sea
USO
WISE
Melrose Verite
LA Correspondent
John Maclvor
Walter Siria
Canyon Creek
Bill Grose
Cherry Creek
Art Lundwall
Hansen Packing Company
McKinnall
Melrose Post Office
Washington, D. C
MacKinnall
N. E. Lortz
Big Timber
U.S
OUR Democracy
Rifle Club
Trebcury Department
W. A. Foster
Missouri
America
Snational
Wisdom Meeting
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