Butte Jubilee Attendees and Local Visit Notes
Attendees at the jubilee celebration in Butte included Mr and Mrs Argyle Stephens Mr and Mrs Ivan Shaw Mr and Mrs Harold Capehart Mr and Mrs Bill Knudsen Mr and Mrs Jack Miller Mrs George Cottrell Vick Green RJ Felly Budidsen and Mr and Mrs Davera and son Dave Weldon Else returned to his name after more than two weeks in Daly Memorial hospital Hamilton Mrs C W Francis and Wallace Francis were Dillon visitors Wednesday Mr and Mrs Harold Elwood and family of San Francisco stayed with J T Armitage in Wisdom Mr and Mrs Warren Shaw and family visited Bitter Root last week Mrs George Cottrell visited Leo Walsh residence in Butte early this week.
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Butte
Argyle Stephens
Ivan Shaw
Harold Capehart
Bill Knudsen
Jack Miller
George ‘Cottrell
Vick. Green
RJ. Felly
Bud 5Idsen
Davera
Dave
Weldon Else
Daly Memorial Hospital
Hamilton
Harold Elwood
San Francisco
J. T. Armitage
Wisdom
Warren Shaw
George Cottrell
Leo Walsh
Polaris Ranchers Attend Funeral of Frank A Hazelbaker
Civic notes recall Polaris Ranchers from Grasshopper valley and Dillon for the funeral of Frank A Hazelbaker. Many locals and visitors from Dillon travel to Butte for Golden Jubilee events. Community activities include mining camp gatherings, baseball games, and upcoming educational talks and field trips. Topics cover soil conservation, summer excursions, and visual education programs at the Normal college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grasshopper Valley
Dillon
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Will Tash
George Harrison
Walter Paddock
Ross Nay
Will Pahnish
J. D. Harrison
Adolph
Carl
Otto Pahnish
Frank Marchesseau
George Pyle
John Judge
E. E. Hazel
Growth of Laying Flocks and Cost-Cutting on Farms
The report from the federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics notes a three percent rise in young chickens in U S farm flocks, signaling larger laying flocks next season. Growers are urged to cut costs via feeding, housing, and sanitation while maintaining quality, and to use home grown seeds.
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Federal Bureau of Agricultural “Economics
U.S
Classie Cadets 4-H Club Meets Thursday Afternoon
The Classic Cadets 4-H club will hold a meeting Thursday at 2 30 PM led by Mrs. Ralph Liggett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Classic Cadets 4-H Club
Ralph Liggett
Dell visitors Floyd Kenison and Amos Hansen
Dell guests Floyd Kenison and Amos Hansen visited on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frank C McFadden have moved to 6 South Atlantic Street and can be reached at phone 364 J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Kenison
Amos Hansen
Dell
Frank C. McFadden
South Atlantic Street
Local residents host visiting relatives this week
Mrs Buhrer enjoys a visit from her California based brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs O Leary and family. Mr and Mrs Grant Kelley and daughter Patricia of Helmville visit Tadovich home. Miss Susan Hand teaching near Helena returns for a brief vacation over the Fourth. Miss Catherine Finnegan visits friends near Ennis this week. Louise Hand spends the Fourth at Elkhorn Springs. Mrs Julia York and daughter depart Tuesday for California after two weeks with Fay Gransberry and family. August Reichle of Hollywood visits friends here over the weekend. Reichle was longtime local postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Kelley
Patricia
Helmville
Tadovich
Catherine Finnegan
Ennis
Louise Hand
Elkhorn Springs
Julia York
California
Fay Gransberry
August Reichle
Hollywood
Calif
Mr. Reichle
Roberts Defeats Schulz To Win Annual Championship
Agnes Roberts defeated Mary Schulz one up in the final rounds to capture the women's championship. Winnie Emerick and Elsie Cornell finished as runners up. Many members entered the event while men played an invitational in Butte Sunday. Finals are set for next Sunday.
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Mary Schulz
Agnes Roberts
Winnie Emerick
Elsie Cornell
Butte
Butte Country Club
Reverend Victor Lewis to preach at St. James on Sunday
The Rev. Victor Lewis his wife and two children arrived in the city from Gillette Wyoming. Rev. Lewis will fill the pulpit at St. James Episcopal church Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Lewis
Gilette
Wyo
Lewis
St. James Episcopal Church
Dell Residents Travel and Community News
Those in Dillon this week from Dell included Mr and Mrs Joe Dowling Mr and Mrs J Felix Raddatz Miss Nellie McKnight J F Harrison John Brock Roy McNinch and others. Butte visitors included Mr and Mrs Henry Gravely and daughter. Dell and area residents attended Frank A Hazelbaker funeral in Dillon and A K Mecham moved to Dillon to make their home.
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Dillon
Dell
Joe Dowling
J. Felix Raddatz
Nellie McKnight
J. F. Harrison
John Brock
Roy McNinch
Bill. Sweeney
Joe Birrer
P. J. Bimat
Ernest Peyre
Ray Martinell
W. D. Knox
Clifford Birrer
Walter’ Bastian
Floyd Kenison
B. L. Whitworth
Alma Henderson
Glen Garr
Mrs. Henry Gravely
Butte
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Mrs
A. K. Mecham
Peterson Louder marriage announced in Idaho home ceremony
Announcement from Dillon reports the marriage of Miss Mary Jane Peterson daughter of Mr and Mrs L B Peterson formerly Dillon and Phillip Louder son of Mr and Mrs Carl Louder Rupert Idaho. Ceremony occurred Saturday night July 1 at the bride parents home with both families present. They will reside in Rupert. The bride attended Beaverhead county high school here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Peterson
L. B. Peterson
Dillon
Phillip Louder
Carl Louder
Rupert
Idaho
Beaverhead County High School
Watonsonmers Solemnize Wedding at Methodist Church
Watonsons were married Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev. Hicks officiating. The bride, daughter of Arthur Bayer of Twin Bridges, worked at the local telephone exchange and is a Beaverhead County High School and Normal College alumna. The groom, son of Findlay Watson, is a Dillon businessman and State Motors proprietor. They plan a honeymoon to Banff Lake Louise and Glacier Park, then reside at 16 North Atlantic Street and visit Mrs. C. W. Lowther in Lethbridge Alberta.
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Watson
Findlay Watson
Dillon
State Motors
Banff
Lake Louise
Glacier Park
C. W. Lowther
Lethbridge
Alberta
Wheeler outlines four project studies and four new probes
Senator Wheeler reports the Bureau of Reclamation will finish investigations of four projects in the 1940 fiscal year and start four more. Projects to be completed are Gallatin River, Madison River, Fort Peck, and Rock Creek. New probes will cover Bitterroot Valley, Canyon Ferry Reservoir, Daly Spur Dam, and Yellowstone Basin. He also helped secure funds for a water-supply study for Vaughan division of the Sun River project.
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B. K. Wheeler
Bureau of Reclamation
Gallatin River
Madison River
Fort Peck
Rock Creek
Bitter Root
Canyon Ferry Reservoir
Daly ‘Spur
Yellowstone Basin
Wheeler
Vaughan
Sun River Project
Baptist Ladies Aid Meeting Planned at Mrs Deputy’s Home
The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet Thursday afternoon at 3 o clock at Mrs Deputy’s home 120 South Atlantic Street. Mrs Jack Deputy Mrs William Davis and Mrs Smith Paddock host with a short program featuring Miss Belle Long after the business session.
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The
Baptist Ladies Aid
Jack Deputy
William Davis
Smith Paddock
Dillon Visit Brings Governor Poindexter To Montana
William S. Gain of Butte visited friends in Dillon last weekend. Miss Helen Poindexter of Honolulu accompanied her father, Governor Joseph B. Poindexter, to Dillon for a visit with relatives here.
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William S. Gain of
Butte
Dillon
Helen Poindexter
Honolulu
Joseph B. Poindexter
Local Gatherings and Visits Highlight Basin Rodeo Week
Residents and relatives attend the Basin rodeo weekend with stops in Dillon and Elkhorn. Notables include the Hirschy, Jackson, and Shepherd families visiting kin, the Hazelbaker funeral, and siblings Roy and Leo Jackson recuperating and hosting. The group travels to Butte for a pageant and reports several motor trips and social calls across the region.
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Cecile Hirschy
Lena Nelson
Basin
Fred Hirschy
Elkhorn
Elvin Thorsen
Sanford Shepherd
Mark Clemon
Kenneth Peterson
Dillon
Ray Simonsen
Sheridan
Frank Hazelbaker
Roy Ford
Dan Pendergast
Martin Jackson
Lou Hoyrup
Fred Nelson
Gordon Ellis
Carl Holman
Ethel
Carl Linden
Ben Oneal
Swamp Creek
Butte
Art Watson
Leo Croulx
Los Angeles
Calif
Roy Jackson
Elizabeth Clemon
Selway Branche wedding linked two Montana families in Butte
Harold Selway of Dillon and Marie Branche of Cardwell wed in a quiet Thursday ceremony in Butte. The groom, native of Dillon, and the bride, Montana State Normal College graduate and longtime teacher, were honored at a wedding supper at the Selway home and plan to reside in Cardwell this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Selway
Roy Selway
Dillon
Marie Branche
William Kudzia
Cardwell
Butte
Selway
Montana State Normal College
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Wallace Francis
Polaris
George Montgomery
Bryant Fannin
Dillion
Elkhorn Hot Springs
Bill Pierce
Carroll Ranch
Frank Judge
Len Holloran, Jr
Bannack
Mr. Manning
Ogden
Guy Gray
W. S. Tash
Marchesseau Bros
Jackson
CCC
E. P. Marchesseau
Rose Marie
George Lenox
John Tessier
Ed Farley
Ruth Watts
Pennsylvania
Darrel Weaver
Lolo Ranger Station
Bitter Root Valley
Mary Sheppard
Dilion
Tash
Earl Tash
Harry Tash
Barbara Jean
Harry, Jr
Billy Tash
Bon Acord
Ed Cole
William Martin
Harold
Anaconda
Arthur W. Emerson
Federal Soil Conservation Service
Normal College
United States
State Hospital
State Prison
Lee R. Light
Virginia City
Twin Bridges
Marlin K. Farmer
Harry Cover
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Helen Wills
Paul Anderson
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
FSCC
Charles
Sourdougsh Slim
Williams
Fairbanks
Alaska
John T. Logan
Pittsburgh
Seattle
Wash
Reichle
Susan Hand
Helena
Mrs. Roberts
Anerka
Mabel Schott
Adlerika
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Butte, Montana
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Photie
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McCormick-Deering
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J. E. Harrison
Lee ‘Walsh
Jim Reed
Pee Br
Ryan
Ray Stocks
Bob Jackson
Ada Jackson
Jack
Richard Shepherd
Curt
Dodge
Dillon Motorists
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