Jackson Notes: Morse Wenger Dodd and Visitors
J E Morse spent several days in the basin last week on business. Mr and Mrs Jules Wenger with Master Bunny visited Mrs John Snabinet. George Lossle was a business visitor to Butte on Monday. James Dodd and Sam Robinson looked after cattle in Jackson on Tuesday. Harry Helming visited Jackson on Wednesday from Wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Morse
Jules Wenger
Master Bunny
John Snabinet
George .Lossle
Butte
James Dodd
Sam _ Robinson
Jackson
Harry Helming
Wisdom
George Wenger
Dillon
John Jackson
George Snyder
Jackson Community Church History and Financing Efforts
The Jackson Ladies Aid formed May 15 1915 to raise funds for a church. A second effort 1919 1920 yielded $75 for a piano and $18.40 in the treasury, later joining with the Jackson Community Club. Through donations, bazaars, and bonds the church cleared debt and completed the building by 1926 with help from nearby towns, local orders, and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Jackson Ladies’ Aid
Red Cross
Jeremiah
Jackson Community Club
Buchen
U. S
Jackson society notes and visiting guests
Mrs. Sam Freeman with Harold Brown and Mr. Tyler were in Jackson on Wednesday for business. The Jackson Woman's club met at Mrs. Claud Lapham's home on Thursday with nine members noting McKinley and his favorite hymn. Final plans were made for a February 11 children’s party and lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Huntly stayed with Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson Monday night. Wallace Francis visited Jackson Thursday. S. J. Johnson visited Wisdom Friday. Mrs. Lucy Jardine Miss Nettie Paddock and Wendell visited Wisdom last Friday. Camas Nelson and Mark Clemon dined with Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Johnson last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Freeman
Harold Brown
Mr. Tyler
Jackson
Jackson Woman’s Club
Claud Lapham
McKinley
Ralph Huntly
John Anderson
Lucy Jardine
Miss Nettie Paddock and
Wendell
Wisdom Neighborhood
Camas Nelson
Mark Clemon
S. J. Johnson
It’s a Boy as Wenger Family Welcomes Newborn
Mrs. John Wenger welcomed a fine baby boy joining his brothers John and Elveretta. Several relatives from Dillon visited the Wenger home on Wednesday and Sunday, with Mrs. Addie Barber and others as guests. Cattle buyer A H Watson of Kaye & Son and local residents were noted in the area.
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John Wenger
Dillon
John
Elveretta
A. H. Watson
Kaye & Son
St. Paul, Minn
Easter service plans in Dillon with visiting clergy
Mr. and Mrs. George Pyle, John Judge and Master Jerry Harris visited in Dillon Saturday. An Easter service will be conducted by Dr. MacLean or the Field Missionary, the Rev. Mr. Roberts, to outline plans for future work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pyle
John Judge
Jerry Harris
Dillon
MacLean
Roberts
A.W. Wilson
Treas
Social Notes From Dillon Area Weekend Visits and Ranch News
Mrs Ed Farley and Walter Hill visited Mrs Olive Harrison over the weekend. Clyde Penny guests at the Knoll ranch Sunday. Mrs D Y Karinegaard shopped in Dillon Saturday. Big Hole stage team frightened by a package on a mail post causing a runaway but no injuries. Andy Hays trip to Horse Prairie Monday. Several families visited the Judge home Sunday. Pierce drove to Dillon Saturday. J D Harrison hosted a family dinner January 29 for Mrs Onie Crook with many relatives present. Carl L Knoll returned from Big Hole with two bulls bought from George Clemo. Ranchers prep for ice harvest. crop expected to be poorer than usual. Mrs E A Marchesseau spending the week at Ted Marchesseau ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Harrison
Onie Crook
Frank Kellum
Olive M. Harrison
Russell Harrison
George Harrison
Hollis Harrison
Weather and community notes from Centennial Valley
January has been cold with days barely above freezing. Residents like Alan Buck and Joe Buck log mountainside timber for stove wood. Mrs. John Bray travels to Salt Lake City for goiter surgery. sister Mrs. Al Forsyth accompanies her. Lakeview sewing club hosted a bridal shower for Mrs. Alden Buck with 12 guests and gifts, including a wool comfort. Tuck Jones and James Hanson and others continue logging.
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Lakeview
John Bray
California
Salt Lake City
al Forsyth
Lakeview Sewing Club
Joe Duff
Alden Buck
Ella Tibbles
J. J. Holt
Birthday Turkey Dinner at Bray Ranch Celebrated
Barney Bray and wife host a turkey dinner at their Bray cow camp above the lakes. Mrs Joe Buck’s birthday gathering drew a large crowd in bitter cold. Mrs Wm O Connor and Marguerite Davis set the table with a cakes and candles. Guests braved 30 below zero to attend.
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Barney Bray
Wife
Bray
Joe Buck
Wm. O’connor
Marguerite Davis
Wedding Guests Return Home After Fine Time
Kenneth Wetmore and the Jones family plus Mr and Mrs Tack Jones and Kathleen Buck Junior gathered as guests. All attendees returned home feeling very happy after the delightful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth. ‘Wetmore
Frank Jonesy
Tack Jones
A. Buck
Kathleen
Surprise visit in cold Granger notice
Saturday January 21 Mrs Culver and Jim Hanson were surprised at their homes by Mr and Mrs B Luger along with Abraham Hart who brought James Hanson's large saw outfit from John Jones ranch. The group stayed, visited, shared a fish dinner at Picnic Springs, then returned home Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L E. Culver
Jim.Hanson
Radio Club Tackles Local Interference Causes
Beaverhead Radio club secretary Dr. M A Walker outlined how shielded grid tubes improve reception and reduce interference at a City hall meeting. An upcoming February 20 demonstration will show sources of local interference and how to correct them, urging all radio owners to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Walker
Beaverhead
Walker
Beaverhead Radio Club Urges Interference Reports
A guide explains how to locate house wiring or external sources of radio noises and suggests steps to diagnose interference. It notes checking switches and fuses, lamp sockets, and grounding, then asks readers to record set details and contact local receivers for shared notes before the club meeting on Monday February 20 at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead Radio Club
Eighth Grade Diplomas Awarded in Co. Rural Schools
Eighth grade diplomas were awarded to Verneta Peterson Armstead Genevieve Green Reichle Ethel Miller Monida and Edith Miller Wise River. May Sprinkle Co. Supt. of Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CO. Rural Schools
Verneta Peterson
Armstead
Genevieve Green
Reichle
Ethel Miller
Monida
Edith Miller
Wise River
May Sprinkle
Brock Sells Ranch in Madison County to E D Marsh
One of the most important real estate deals in the county closed last week when T. Brock sold his 1938 acre ranch four miles west of Sheridan to E. D. Marsh. Brock and his family, now in California, plan to return and settle in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
T. Brock
Sheridan
E. D. Marsh
Mr. Brock
California
Foley's Honey and Tar Eases Debilitating Cough
Mrs Anne Davison of Long Beach California reports a restful result after using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for a dreadful daytime and nighttime cough. The testimonial notes bronchitis flu lingering coughs irritate a rough throat but the remedy provides a healing soothing coating and immediate relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Anne Davison
Long Beach
Calif
Geo. M. Gosman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jackson News
THE
Jackson Community Church
Presbyterian Church
J. N. MacLean
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Grimstead
Mother’s and Daughter's Sewing Club
Jackson Woman's Club
John David
Dorcas
Wallace Francis
Elveretta Langdorf
Addie Barber
J. Johnson
Betsy Clemow
George Clemow
George Lossi
Minnesota
Miss Nettie Paddock
George Clemon
Mark
Charlie Miller
Polaris
Ed. Farley
Waltey
Hill
Olive
Harrison
Mrs. Clyde Penny
Andy Hays
Horse Prairie
Ted Marchesseau
E. A. Marchesseau
Judge Family
Pierce
Carl «L. Knoll
George Clemo
Alan Buck
Tuck Jones
James Hanson
Albert Jones
Lake, Idaho
John Donegan
Nickerson
Radio Club
Brock Sells Ranch
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Albert W. Crowell
Myrl Erwin
Rosie B. Boyle
Annie E. Nelson
Dillon Tribune
Henry G. Rodgers
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