Reichle Social News Highlights Week of Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs Irwin Hamm and a Kansas City family plus Mrs Coiner of Lemhi Idaho were guests at Mrs Margaret Bryans home. Miss Laverne Poole of Melrose visited Miss Mary Louise Buhrer. The Wombachers of Bedrock and Mrs Walter Scott and children of Armist ead visited Hartwig home. Miss Vera Mast of Dillon joined Monday visit. Ladies club gathered at Mrs Dan Piccones. Ferguson family and Miss Montana Ferguson visited Butte. Ranchers attended stockmen meeting in Sheridan. Mrs Sylvia Barbourleft for Winston Montana to visit friends before returning to California.
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Irwin Hamm
Kansas City
Missouri
Coiner
Lemhi
Idaho
Margaret Bryan
Laverne Poole
Melrose
Mary Louise Buhrer
Henry Wombacher
Bedrock
Walter Scott
Armistead
Vera Mast
Dillon x
Hartwig
Ladies’ Club
Dan Piccone
George Ferguson
Montana Ferguson
Butte
Reichle
Stockmen’s i
Sheridan
Sylvia Barbour
Winston
Mont
California
Anna Lee Shepherd
Lawrence Hal Joran
Dillon
J. M. Neidt
Marjorie Paddock
Fish‘trap
Fred Nelson
Tommy
Billy
Hamilton
Melvin Peterson
Ott Oliver
Seattle
Harriet Richards
Alfred Peterson
Minnesota
Ilda Forcella
Elvin Peterson
J. S. Neidt
Missoula
Ethel Anderson
Beaverhead County
Sun Valley Winter Resort Planned in Idaho by Union Pacific
Chicago reports Union Pacific unveils Sun Valley in central southern Idaho near Ketchum. Aimed at long winter holidays, the project includes two large ski runs, a lodge for 200 guests, a Sun Valley school of ski instruction led by Hans Hauser, Austrian staff, and two ski lifts.
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Chicago
Paradise
Sawtooth Mountains
Idaho
Sun Valley
W. A. Harriman
Union Pacific Railroad
al Hot Springs
Sun Valley Lodge
Saks Fifth Avenue
Ketchum
America
Harriman
Union Pacific
United States
Hans Hauser
Austria
Sun Valley School of Ski Instruction
Boise
Sawtooth Mountain Range
Salmon River Country
Sun Valley Lodge to Open for Christmas Guests
Architect drawn Sun Valley Lodge near Ket chum Idaho to welcome guests during Christmas holidays. The 200‑guest, 3300 acre site includes a glass hot water pool and premier ski courses supervised by noted skiing expert Count Felix Schaffgotsch. Located in Sun Valley Idaho near the Sawtooth range, the lodge aims to rival European resorts and become America’s winter sports mecca.
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Sun Valley
Sawtooth Range
Harrisman
Union Pacific
Idaho
Boise
Ketchum
Sawtooth Mountain Range
Salmon River
Schaffgotsch
Harriman
Sun Valley Ranch
Ernest Brass
Sawtooth National Forest
Sun Valley Lodge
Union Pacific Railroad
America
Felix Schaffgotsch
Prominent rancher Jones injured by bolt of lightning
Walter C. Jones, a Wise River ranch man, was a business visitor in the city Tuesday and is recovering from burns and shock after a bolt of lightning struck the cabin where he and a neighboring rancher were staying. Chester Lenden of Evanston Illinois was fined ten dollars for hugging a girl with one arm while driving an automobile.
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Walter C. Jones
Wise River
Chester Lenden
Evanston, Ill
Plane Surveying Course to Start at Montana School of Mines
The Montana School of Mines will begin its first semester in 1936 37 with a four week plane surveying field course at Maiden Rock directed by Professor A E Adams. Students live in tents along the Big Hole river and practice plane and topographic surveying. Registration day for the semester is September 28 with credentials due in advance.
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Montana School of Mines
Maiden Rock
A. E. Adams
Mining Engineering Department
Big Hole River
E. 8. Perry
Geology Department
Jefferson City
Rattlesnake bounty rules change noted at Waukon
Word comes from Waukon Iowa that the 50 cents bounty on rattlesnakes will not be paid unless four inches of each snake tail is presented to local supervisors Formerly bounties were paid on rattles and farmers allegedly raised snakes as a business to obtain multiple sets of rattles The note also mentions church affiliations of several campaign figures Roosevelt Episcopalian Garner and Landon Methodist Knox Congregationalist
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Waukon
Roosevelt
Garner
Landon
Knox
Sister Aimee McPherson Income Declared Over Thirty Thousand
An attorney declared Sister Aimee Semple McPherson’s organizations had income exceeding $30 000 in 1935 amid sensational public investigations. The remark reflects the era’s scrutiny of religious groups and their finances.
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Aimee Semple McPherson
Appointment of Maryland boxing board member raises questions
Jerome Wimbrow, 68, named to Maryland state boxing commissioners by Governor Nice, may be unqualified as he has never attended a boxing match or heard one described on radio up to his appointment.
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Jerome Wimbrow
State Board of Box‘g Commissioners
Nice
Maryland
Maharajah of Mysore in London faces strict diet
The Maharajah of Mysore, among India's wealthiest rulers with about 400 million dollars, visits London but cannot eat meat or eggs or fish or poultry and must abstain from smoking or drinking due to his religion, likely limiting his pleasures.
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Maharajah of
Mysore
London
India
Stubborn prosecutors fail as jury acquits habitual robber
In Salt Lake City a jury acquitted John Valerio after prosecutors pressed for a life sentence despite his offer to plead guilty to a lesser term under the habitual criminal law. The case involved a group of 14 men described as a "woman haters" gang.
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Chicago
John Valerio
At -Salt“Lake City
National Farm Loan Association Meeting in Spokane
Ernest Orr of Dillon, president of Beaverhead Madison National Farm Loan association, attended a round table with presidents from four northwest states and Land Bank officers. The meeting explained bank operations and decentralization goals, highlighting farmer ownership and local control. The Land Bank of Spokane has funded 55,000 loans totaling 110 million dollars in its 20 years, the region’s largest such institution.
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Northwest States
12Th District Land Bank
National Farm Loan Associations
Land Bank
Land Bank of
Spokane
New Post Office Pride Amid Vintage West Tales
The narrator recalls the new post office and its contrast with the old Bearmouth era. Senator Featherly notes the building’s merit and the stage station postal beginnings. He recounts Beartown's deserted gold camp, Nancy Hanks mine talks, and a bequest of gold ore values and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Featherly
Andrus Hotel
Point of Rocks
Beartown
Hiram Knowles
Bear
New Chicago
Nancy Hanks
Sam
George
Why He Went Crazy Riddle Told in Classic Gordian Tale
A long circulated joke explains a man in a lunatic asylum who reveals how his tangled family ties make him his own grandfather. The visitor halts him by noting the paradoxical family web tracks.
Dr. R A Smith Admits Brewton Physician Comment
Dr. R A Smith of Brewton Alabama acknowledges a statement described as evasive, with the report noting his uneasy stance and unclear answers amid ongoing inquiry.
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R. A. Smith
Brewton, Ala
Carelessness Sparks Poverty in Ujpest Household Incident
A fragment notes a careless act by Ambrug Selle's young daughter in Ujpest Hungary leading to poverty for the family. The text is incomplete and lacks full details or outcome.
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Ambrug Selle
Ujpest
Hungary
Cadis Clr
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Beaverhead Abstract
Title Association
Pearl J. Smith
National Farm Loan Association
Ernest Orr of
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National Farm Loan
Lie Tuy
Thengineer
Birch Creek
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Clark
Glenn Roberts
Mercury
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Company 1501
John Stevens
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