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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1939

Page

8

Wisdom Folks Endure Severe Snow and Frost

Heavy snow across Wisdom brought depth to 14 inches and high winds in Fishtrap. The mail stage arrived at 2 a.m. Wednesday as Jim Scofield kept roads open. Ranchers from Bristow kept townsfolk supplied, while residents like Hienie Williams and families traveled for work and errands. Community clubs held meetings, planned a forthcoming picture show, and hosted social events despite road conditions. Mrs. Hopkins received a surprise birthday party with cards and games, and bridge clubs met at homes with notable hosts.

Jim Scofield Bristow Hienie Williams Walter Clapp Wisdom C. E. Miller Jack Miller Ted Woodward Ramsey Jackson Dillon Ed Glassey Howard’ Hollenback

Pinochle club dinner hosts and society notes

TheWisdom area reports on a Sunday pinochle session with Mr. and Mrs. Don Franch claiming honors. Numerous social visits follow including Ray Willey, Charles Willey, Mrs. George Cottrell, Arch Stewart and family, and Mrs. Max Lewis on the Butte trip. Updates cover hospital discharge, grazing conference travel, jitterbug vehicles, and upcoming All Star pinochle final night with leaders listed.

Don Franch Ray Willey Charles Willey and Myr George Cottrell Arch Stewart Bob and Duncan Max Lewis Butte Argyle Stephens Helena David Kristen Erick Maybee Ted Woodward Edna Vaughn Jack Anderson Fishtrap Anaconda Eleanore Bissmer Arnold Holm Wallace Francis D. J. Stephens Russell Anderson St. Ann's Hospital Anderson Christine Anderson Jack Hurley Jimmy Montgomery Melba Francis Fritz Buchen Darby Big Hole Fort Benton M. G. Ramsey Miles Dillon

Jackson News Briefs and Community Notes

Mrs. Robert Teese dies at over 80 after illness. Homemakers club meets at Mrs. Ross Al to work on club projects. Firemen host a card party with six tables and high scores by Harvey Johnson and Mrs S M Kerr. Local visits include Krause and Lapham trip to Dillon hospital. Influenza affects Murphy and Nelson families. Ranger Will Showe and social visits noted. Jim Dodd buys 200 head of cattle for San Francisco market.

Homemakers Club Ross “ al Hill Wendell Jardine Nie Dillon Kenneth Krause Harry Lapham Barrett Hospital Phil* Murthy Fred Nelson Murphy Little ‘Daugh‘ter Ranger Will Showe Carl Holman John Anderson Jim Dodd Dan’ Pendergast Nelson and Son San Francisco

Tax aid available at Dillion post office on Feb 27

A. P. Engebretson deputy collector of internal revenue will be at the Dillion post office February 27 to assist taxpayers in filing federal income tax returns. The service is gratis and citizens are urged to consult him about their income tax problems on that date.

A. P.engebretson Internal Revenue Dillon Post Office

Community Party Highlights At Reichle Schools

Amusing games and large decorated boxes opened by teachers Mrs Free man and Miss Craddock distributed stales to all. Refreshments served by Reichle pupils. A surprise party honored Miss Elizabeth Rieber’s birthday at the Rieber home with games and cards. Elsie Garrison hosted eight tables of pinochle. high scores won by John Verbance and Nick Lamberti. low by Lyle Poole and Tom Larson. Mr and Mrs Tom Larson returned from a coast honeymoon and settled at the company ranch.

Freeman John Verbance Nick Lamberti Lyle Poole Tom Larson Company

Tongue River Dam Near Completion In Montana

Major E W Ritchie says Tongue River dam in southeastern Montana is near completion and will store water by late May. The project, the largest in the state water conservation program, will irrigate about 35000 acres between Miles City and Decker in the Tongue river valley, employing 150 to 200 workers as spring begins.

Tongue River Montana E. W. Ritchie Public Works Helena State Water Conservation Board Miles City Decker Tongue River Valley

Miss Dorothy Spegar Visits Mother in Dillon

Miss Dorothy Spegar, then in nursing training at St. James Hospital in Butte, spent the weekend visiting her mother in Dillon.

Dorothy Spegar St. James Hospital Butte Dillon

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