Wisdom residents wed in Spokane and trip to Canada
Mrs Eunice McKivett, formerly of Wisdom, married R G Kurz of Spokane on Saturday July 5. After their ceremony they toured Canada including Lake Louise then visited Wisdom relatives before returning to Montana. The week also highlights a successful Miller II A ranch sale with hundreds present and a village call for aluminum gathering led by Mrs Warren Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice. McKivett
Wisdom
Spokane
R. G. Kurz
Canada
Lake Louise
States
Big Hole
Kurz
Wallace Francis
Ralph
Clark Huntley
C. E. Miller II
Miller
Strawbridge Ranch
Howard Raser
Bozeman
Salmon River
Idaho
Montana
Anna, NL
G. D. Grupe
Charles Grupe
Los Angeles
Anderson
Fishtrap
Vare Vaughe
Andrew Anderson
Mae Peterson
Missoula
Clarence Greenwood
Fred Schonenberger
George Monroe
Butte
Albert Miller
Cardwell
Mont
C. E. Miller
Marion Hurley
Deaconess
Great Falls
Harold Capehart
H. S. Armitage
Neff Ranch
William Claflin
Basin Mercantile
E. E. Hazel
M. A. Cooke
John H. ‘Judge
Big. Hole Basin
Big Hole River
Warm Spring Creek
Jackson
Residents and visitors in Polaris area share gatherings and travels
The Wisdom valley community reports guests from Dillon Jackson and Butte visiting families in Polaris. 4 H and Boy Scouts plan a door to door canvass in Wisdom while 16 enroll in home hygiene and nursing classes. Fire precautions begin with lookouts at O Dell and Bender points as haying starts on Big Hole ranches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisdom
Ed Glassey
Argyle Stephens
Big Hole
Warren Shaw
Fred Hunt
Wisdom School
C. T. Nelson
Baby
Geneva
Jack Miller
Nelson
Ralph Huntley
Wallace Francis
Wisdom Forest District
O'Dell
Bender Points
Ronald Schulz
Big Timber
University At
William Knudsen, Jr
Reno
Nev
Bruce Warren
Gillette
Wyo
Warren Hughes
4-H Club
Clyde Thompson
Laura Lu
Donald Thompson
Rainfall Aids Winter Wheat Crop in Montana
Helena July 11 U P The Weather Bureau and Agricultural Marketing Service say week rainfall was timely and favorable for the winter wheat crop, with season moisture 0.5 inch above last year and better distribution. Spring grains headed out. sugar beet thinning nearly done. corn beans and potatoes in excellent condition. fruit prospects improved. grasshoppers and Mormon crickets causing scattered damage. range and livestock conditions remain excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
U.P
U. S. Weather Bureau and Agricultural Marketing Service
Central Montana Highway association sets Aug meeting in Glendive
Dr. Harry J. McGregor of Great Falls announced the 18th annual convention of the Central Montana Highway association will meet in Glendive on Aug 30. The group plans to push a military airway and highway to Alaska via U S Highway 91 and to seek designation of the Glendive Missoula segment as a military road. Officers include vice presidents Stanley Thurston H W Schmidlapp M H Cop enhaver K E Burlingh Glendive and A J Breitenstein Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendive
Mont
U.P
Central Montana Highway Association
Harry J. McGregor
Great Falls
McGregor
Alaska
U. S
A. J. Breitenstein
Sharp gains noted in commodities
Washington reports the Bureau of Labor Statistics wholesale price index rose 0.6 percent for the week ending June 21, led by strong gains in agricultural commodities. The all-commodity index reached 87.2 percent of the 1926 average, 13 percent above a year ago, with farm product prices up 2.3 percent in the week and notable increases in fruits and cattle feed. Corn rose while barley, wheat, rye and oats fell, and steer and sheep prices eased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Big Sandy School Damaged by Rainstorm and Clogged Drain
Heavy rainstorm and a plugged drain caused damage at the Big Sandy school. Water backed up on the roof and seeped through ceilings of several classrooms while many books in the library were ruined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Sandy
Mont
U.P
Hikes from L A to Yellowstone Park
Arthur Reyman of Los Angeles hiked to Yellowstone Park from Memorial Day to June 26, a long trek illustrating his summer travel pattern. A wood carver by trade, Reyman spends a factory vacation of three months hiking across the United States and plans to return via Tetons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Wyo
U.P
Los Angeles
Arthur Reyman
Reyman
United States
California
Teton National Park
Uncertain State of Affairs Reported in Butte
An East Butte man said his wife took his car after leaving a note stating she would depart. Police acknowledged the situation as a state of affairs.
Montana Farmers Union Chooses New Officials
A. Ke Kathan Brady led the Montana Farmers Union cooperative after a recent election in Walier Montana. Ronald Holtz of Portage was named secretary treasurer. Directors named: Holtz District 1 Kathan District 2 M Helland Highwood District 3 Swen Tweldt Rudyard District 4 and George Grosskop Armington District 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walier
Mont
U.P
A. KE
Kathan
Brady
Montana Farmers’ Union Cooperative
Ronald Holtz
Portage
Holtz
M. Helland
Highwood
Swen Tweldt
Rudyard
George Grosskop
Armington
Pool opens Monday for women swimmers after Thursday rush
Due to high female participation on Thursday, the college pool will offer Monday evenings from 7:30 to 8:30 for women swimmers. The change was announced today.
Recent Bride Honored at 4-0 Ranch Shower
Mrs Robert Peterson a recent bride was honored with a shower hosted by The Mesdames Alfred Peterson Elvin Peterson and Kenneth Peterson at the 4-0 ranch. Guests enjoyed games gifts and a two course buffet luncheon for 58. Several locals and visitors attended including Dysart Gowen Lois Gowen and Betsy Clemon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred’ Peterson
Elvin Peterson
Kenneth’ Peterson
Robert Peterson
Dysart Gowen
Commodity prices show big gains in May
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports May prices for whole commodities rose 0.9 percent led by farm products and foods reaching the highest level since October 1937, 12 percent above May 1940 and 86.7 percent of the 1926 average. Cattle feed up 2.8 percent, grains 2.8, meats 3.3, and livestock and poultry 2.4, with barley, rye, onions and potatoes also higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Community Notes From Reichle And Nearby Areas
Mrs J A Cunningham and daughter Betty of Oklahoma City visit Mr and Mrs J C Ferguson, Cunningham sister. Mr and Mrs Adolph Peterson of Salt Lake return home after a few days with Lars Kalsta. Mrs Genevieve Buhrer visits Butte, ill mother Mrs O Leary improves. Almon Taylor brings home his wife and newborn Catherine June. Mrs R R Landon arrives Reichle from Cebu via Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle. reports nightly boat blackouts and submarines. Mrs Mary Kambich visits Seattle Tacoma by car with Butte relatives. Gransbery twins Raymond and Ronald celebrate first birthday. Haying progresses in the valley despite labor shortages. Miss Lois Moran of Butte visits Cate Kambich. Mr and Mrs Ashley Roberts return from Crackerville Montana. Bernard Garrison improves after illness in Butte. Frank Bayan of Melrose volunteers for U S Army, joins Butte contingent to Missoula. Former Reichle resident active in Farmer's Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Christiansen
Margaret Holloran
Harry Lapham
James Johnson
Soren Christiansen
Henry Ray
San Diego
Calif
Fred Hirschy
Royce- Barth
Fred Nelson
Dysart Gowen
Lois
Alvin Bay
Betsy Clemon
Dillon
Robert Peterson
Gowen
Mark Clemon
Beulah Dubler
Twin Bridges
John Pyatt
Butte
John Baily
Genevieve Buhrer
O'Leary
Almon Taylor
Mrs. Taylor
Catherine June
San Francisco
Seattle
Mary Kambich
Tacoma
Gransbery
Raymond
Ronald
Raymond Gransberg
Lois Moran
Cate Kambich
Ashley Roberts
Reichle
Crackerville
Mont
Local Births and Medical Updates
Reichle couple Mr and Mrs A L Taylor welcomed a daughter on July 7. Charles McGrath was admitted for surgery Friday. Jimmy Roberts returned home Friday after an operation. Lee Smith was released Friday after medical treatment. Mrs Robert Falconer of Bon Accord was admitted Friday for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Taylor
Reichle
Charles McGrath
Jimmy Roberts
Lee Smith
Robert Falconer
Bon Acord
Cat adopts rabbits dies after rabbit fever
Forsyth Montana July 7 A cat that lost her kittens adopted two wild rabbits as replacements. The feline contracted rabbit fever from the foster young and died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth
Mont
U.P
New League Officer Appointed Secretary-Treasurer
Lou Larsen named secretary treasurer of the Dillon Softball league succeeding W H Whittier who moves to Miles City to manage a Vaughn Ragsdale store in the new posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Larsen
Dillon Softball League
W H. Whittier
Miles City
Vaughn-Ragsdale
Scarborough Optometrist Here For Eye Exams At Andrus Hotel
Salt Lake City optometrist Dr. H. H. Scarborough will visit the Andrus Hotel on Wednesday July 23 and Thursday July 24 until 4 PM to examine eyes and fit glasses. He notes eyes may cause headaches and dizziness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Scarborough
Salt Lake City
Andrus Hotel
Buck Sons Arrive From Millwood for Summer Visit
Steven and Larry Buck, sons of Edwin R. Buck, have arrived from Millwood Washington to spend the summer at their father’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven
Larry
Edwin R. Buck
Millwood
Wash
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Eunice McKivett
Micky Frankovitch
Mikey Frankovitch
Anaconda
Mussigbrod Lake
Howard Hollenback
Polaris
Coulter Givens
Mr. Givens
Illinois
Margaret, Givens
Ted Marchesseau
John Judge
Frank
Phil Lyons
Phillip
Richard
Anderson Meadows
J. D. Harrison
Norman Nelson
Wayne
Leon Beese
Nelson Ranch
Hollis Harrison
J. N. McKown
Harrison Ranch
BE. E. Hazel
Marvin
Nora H. Knoll
Elmer Hays
W. J. Wright
Hawaiian Islands
Elkhorn Springs
Wright
Coraline Carol
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Q. Box
Chicago
U. S. Army
R. H. MacDonnell
L. E. Kahn
Charles Herman
Jesse H. White
L. A
Dies
Latin America
Shawn
Robert
Sadaget
Montana Farmers Union
Martin Jackson
Helen Jardine
Yellowstone
Jackson Hole
Martin C. Jackson
Noel Jackson
Venezuela
Julio Berrizbeitia
Adolph Peterson
Salt Lake
Lars Kalsta
Rabbit
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