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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1941

Page

8

Elaine Willey wed in Deer Lodge ceremony

Elaine Willey daughter of Mr and Mrs Asa Willey Wisdom and Wesley Hjort son of Mr and Mrs James Hjort Plentywood exchanged vows Thursday June 26 at 8 am in the Presbyterian church Deer Lodge with Rev Lilly officiating. The bride wore a white satin gown with navy blue accessories and was attended by her sister June Willey. Best man was Clark Mills. After a wedding breakfast at the Deer Lodge hotel the couple planned a short trip to Flathead Lake and will reside in Deer Lodge.

Elaine Willey Asa Willey Wisdom Wesley Hjort James Hjort Plentywood Presbyterian Church Deer Lodge Lilly June Willey Clark Mills Anaconda Beaverhead County Butte Business College Plentywood High School Hjort Flathead Lake Warren Hughes Bozeman Leaders General Council Clark Huntley Sandra Sue and Stanton Vivian Arbour Yellowstone Park H. S. Armitage Missoula E. N. Tebo Butte M. H. Ferguson Spokane Ted ‘Woodward Georgia Schonenberger Bob Melvin McDowell Rusty Edwards Dale Sylvester Billy Monroe Buster Schonenberger Pearl Barr R. C. Fetty Jim Roberts Bob McDowell Inga Nelson Seattle Hans Jorgensen Sam Peterson Big Hole Bobbie Nelson Caldwell Idaho Elmer Nelson Dysart Gowen Lois Dillon C. E. Miller Jack Paddock Dell Lloyd Lloyd Roy Oliver Joe Arbour Wayne Joanne of Reichle Ray’ Willey

Elkhorn Springs Hotel Lease Portends Summer Operation

Mrs. Alice Arbour of Reichle has leased the Elkhorn Springs hotel and will operate it for the summer. The report notes ongoing haying, dry spell hopes, and local social events including birthdays, visits, and family gatherings across Reichle Dillon and Butte communities.

Alice Arbour Reichle Elkhorn Springs Frank Mehelich Butte Carl Kambich

Greatness and Valor in Hughes Career and World Signals

The piece surveys Charles Evans Hughes on his retirement at 79, praising his law, public service, and presidency bid, and contrasts wartime diplomacy with Stalin's choices, noting Ukraine's vast resources and the need for sacrifices at home. It also reflects on public appetite for escape, British culture, and the enduring meaning of the 1776 Declaration.

Charles Evans Hughes New York Supreme Court Hughes Wilson Stalin Hitler Russia Europe Poland Balkan Germany Rumania Bulgaria Yugoslavia Greece Ukraine

Community notes from Elkhorn Springs and nearby

Local residents report visits and travel across Dillon Melrose and Butte areas. Grandparents Andy and B Pyle meet newborn granddaughter Donna Lee Given as families converge at hospital. Barn and ranch activity includes haying in Beaverhead valley and bull shipments to Neidt ranch.

Coulter Elkhorn Springs William Montgomery E. W. Tucker Butte Couer d’Arene Idaho L. Collins Paul Daly California Missoula Marchesseau Thomas S. Taylor I. W. Vinsel William Pahnish Vinsel Mr. Pahnish Tim Creek Leon Beese Wayne Nelson Nelson Ranch Mr. c Norman Nelson Beaverhead Valley James Scofield Big Hole Basin Scofield Charley Wenger Jackson DL Ranch Elkhorn Mary Paddock Wilbur Tash W. S.tash Adolph Carl Pahnish Jake Neidt Pahnish Livestock Company Neidt Jim Dalton Johnny Knoll Bob Allan Harrison John Judge Ted Marchesseau Helen Judge Rose Marie Marchesseau Frank Clare Judge Mary E. Sheppard J. J. Brown O. W. Field Dillon Sheppard Brown Florence Daly Bette Daly Eugene Holloway Bob Harrison Bert Martin Andy Pyle Coulter Givens George Lenox Farley Ranch

Local Social Notes Highlight Summer Travels and Events

Mr and Mrs Gordon Smith head home to Sacramento after two weeks with the Rod Ford family. Paul Holloran stays with grandmother Cecilia Wilson. Florence Rice and Betty Lou Christianson visit Dillon friends. Gold Diggers Ball draws large Jackson crowd with visitors from Butte Dillon Bannack and Wisdom. Sparkie Peterson turns eleven with friends visiting and games. Rodeo attendance noted at Anaconda and local families host birthday party for Mary Anne Hirschy.

Ted Rouse Anaconda George ‘Monroe Jack Miller Mr. Miller C. E. Miller Butte A. D. Clark Jeanne Clark Charles Nelson Raymond Boyer Charles’ Clark Lee Clark Clyde Thompson Betty Susan Thompson Mary Frances Ritchel Donald Laura Lee Kay Thompson Bobbie Rutledge Jay Anderson Betty Ann Hughes Jack MacFarlan Louise Stephen Paddock Eddy Joyce Holm Troy Evans Mr. Rickertts D. EB. Anson Wisdom George, Monroe Fritz Schonenberger Grover Helming Perma Howard Gordon Smith Sacramento Calif Roy Ford Sadie Ford Sanford Shepherd Anna Lee Dillon Jack Joyce Hirachy Logan Utah Joyce Budge Clinic Alfred Peterson Missoula Dan Pendergast Christina Miller Wise River Tom Pendergast Weiser Idaho John Pendergast Jackson Bannack Charlie Wenger Frank Kellum Harrison Krause Will Pendergast James Ronalds Boulder Sparkie" Peterson Dianna Monte Jerry Miles Colleen Wayne Murphy Tom Bill Nelson Coy Rice Lena Nelson Jay Francis Shaw Junia Flowers Frog Hirschy Ranch Vera Walchiey

Hog raisers see better demand in Northwest markets

Great Falls Montana July 1 U P E B Duncan general agriculture development agent for the Great Northern railroad said hog raisers in Montana Idaho Oregon and Washington who sell surplus through Northwest markets can profitably raise production in the next two years due to population and purchasing power growth from industrial and defense activity He noted California hog imports rose by more than 500000 head in 1940 from 1939 and Oregon and Washington imports topped 400000.

Great Falls Mont U P E. B. Duncan Great Northern Railroad Montana Idaho Oregon Washington Northwest California

Fragmented Philosophical Reflections Survive OCR Snafus

A garbled, old text fragment questions human meaning and origins. It hints at long ages, the mythic mist lifting, and a reference to a tree of knowledge within a damaged tradition. The legible parts imply a meditation rather than a news event.

Bert

Livestock ranches top Montana income producers

Helena June 26. Livestock ranches supply 10 percent of Montana's annual cash income, according to Clyde McKee director of the Montana agriculture experiment station. The report shows 10,000 stock ranchers statewide, with 70 percent cattle, 17 percent sheep, 13 percent both. Beef cattle and calves alone accounted for 20 percent of the decade's agricultural income.

Helena Montana Clyde McKee Montana Agriculture Experiment Station McKee Carter Powder River Beaverhead

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