Picnic at Elkhorn Springs and county events noted
Sunday activities at Elkhorn Springs included a guest list for Mrs. E A Marchesseau and family with fried chicken picnic dishes prepared by her daughters. The gathering featured many Marchesseau relatives and local residents from Dillon Missoula Nogales and Dillon areas. Also reported are baseball results Arimstead defeating Polaris 16 to 4 and hospital recovery of Will Pahnish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Vigt
Stunday
Elkhorn Springs
Ria
E. A. Marchesseau
Siun
Marchesseau
O. W. Field
Boughton
Bobby
Nogales
Arizona
J. J. Brown
Russell
Dillon
E. P. ‘Marchesseau
Rose Marié
L. H. Hardy
Paul
Betty
Missoula
Mary Sheppard
Rma Mae Holloway
Eugene Holloway
Frank Marchesseau
Delia
Jane
Erwin
Will Pahnish
Barrett Hospital
Pahnish
Arimstead
Polaris
Bannack
Olive M. Harrison
Darrel Weaver
Ida Pahnish
Carl
Will
Adolph Pahnish
Lilly Smith
Wilman and McConnell
Elkhorn Mountain
J. D. Harrison
Amaconda
God
Walter McAndrews
Robert James McAndrews
Charles Webbard
E. BE. Hazel
Georgia Wilcox
Molly Nau
Coats
Pete Piazzola
George Pyle
Imer Hayes
Bobh Harrison
Orin Stoddart Widers
Herding Association
Pee Pahnish Lower Ranch
James Dodd
Adolphe Pahnish
Mel Klebba
Buster Dodd
Polaris Lake Wesday
Grasshopper
Soston-Montana
Big Wile Basin
Rafaell
M. H. Boughton
Wistence Daly
O. W. Wield
E. P. Marchesseau
Betty Daly
Kerwin Marchesseau
Russell Harrison
Melva
Lorraine
Patricia
Roy Jackson, Jr
Frank Gorman
Jack Miller
Myers Ranch
Jackson
Pack Rat Prospecting Near Elkhorn District Report
Feanty on Pack Rat shows interest in Elkhorn district with $100 assays from quartz and high grade potential on old Huron Shipment led by Dick Fleming and Burnett. George B. Conway of Helena joins inspection. Dick Lindquist shifts equipment to Quick property south of Ermont while James Melton and sons report remarkable assays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhorn
He Caine
Matt
Orr
Madigan. John
Coppin
Hag
Sennett
Dick Fleming
Magpie Springs
Barrett's Station
James Melton and Sons
Gunners Resume Twilight Shoots At Dillon Gun Club
Members of the Dillon Gun club resumed trapshooting Thursday with a twilight shoot at the Dillon country club. Scores include Pestergard 68x75, Schwab 45x75, Smith 45x75, Barrett 56x75, Mrs Barrett 58x75, Talent 49x50, Mrs Keenan 33x50, Jack Keenan 43x50, Lynch W505 and Emerick 43x50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Gun Club
Dillon Country Club
P. Pestergard
Schwab
Smith
Barrett
Dillon's Delegation Returns From Montana Fellowship
The Young Peoples' Fellowship of Montana reports its annual summer conference at Leacock Park near Livingston. A briefing notes the return of the Dillon delegation and mentions the BroUP of girls among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
The
Young Peoples’ Fellowship of Montana
Leacock Park
Livingston
James Calavan Dies After Horseback Trip in Madison County
James R. Calavan pioneer Madison area resident died Friday afternoon from a heart attack after exertion from a horseback trip from his cabin on lower Wisconsin creek to Charles McIntyre’s home on upper Wisconsin creek. He was born October 24, 1862 in Bivins Gulch and survived by a sister, four nieces and four nephews. Funeral services were held at the Twin Bridges Methodist church with Rev. Swisher. interment in Sheridan cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Calavan
Madison
Wisconsin Creek
Charles McIntyre
Abraham Calavan
Bivins Gulch
Madison County
Kate Richmond
Twin Bridges
Methodist Church
E. D. Swisher
Sheridan Cemetery
Beaverhead 4 H Club Boys to Exhibit Calves
Beaverhead Livestock club plans a meeting at County Agent Bernard Williams office Friday night. 4 H boys Harry Tash Jr and Charles Green will exhibit calves at the state 4 H show tied to the Northern Montana Fair at Great Falls August 27. Tash shows a Hereford calf and Green two Shorthorn calves. Calves have been on feed since January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead Livestock Club
Bernard Williams
Harry Tash, Jr
Charles Green
Montana
Great Falls
Tash
Local social and sports notes from Jackson area
Mrs. Mark Gem and Mrs. Fred Hirschy, Jackson visitors, and a spirited ball game between Wisdom and Jackson highlight a week of local events. Families, radio broadcasts from KGIR, and travel to Idaho, Butte, and Dillon feature among small-town activities and appearances by Miss Mildred Wyatt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Gem
Diler
Fred” Hirschy
Bate
Margaret
Ea Ge
Jackson
Wise River
Rewey
Leva Ito
Fred. Nelson
Idaho
Mildred Wyatt
Standish
Michigan
Cleo Jane Barnes
Nimrod
Janice Adel Humble
Hamilton
Servantus Kerr
KGIR
Butte
Big Hole Road Association
Margaret Quigley
Dillon
Eda
Ruth Jackson
Anna Lee Shepferd
Armstead Community News Highlights and Socials
Frank Brunk of Quincy visited cousin Sophia Guyaz in Armstead. Butterodeo attendees included Gordon and Campbell families, Rose Morris, Merle Liggett, Jim Grave ly, Roscoe, and the Koontz group. Bannack game 16 to 4 was won at home. Mrs Bradley hosted in honor of Spokane guest Henley. Sophia Guyot won pinochle first prize. McMenomey won consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brunk
Quincy
Sophia Guyaz
Armstead
Dellar Gordon
Elmer Gordon
Roscoe
Albert Gordon
Jim Campbell
Rose Morris
Merle Liggett
Jess Brown
Rosa Lee Brown
Jim Gravely
Sherman Koontz
Bannack
Bradley
Henley
Spokane
Sophia Guyot
Mrs. McMenomey
Iola Robinson
Jo Gravely
Myrtle Franks
Elkhorn
T. A. Bradley
Allen
Stanley
Bozeman
M. R. Rand
Dillon
Vertie Brown
Local Residents and Visitors Make Weekend Trips
Dell residents Mrs. Joe Birrer and others visited in Dillon and Butte. Doris Rogers from Salt Lake City visited her parents in Sheep Creek basin. 4-H group met at Mrs. Joe Birrer’s home. Many families, including the Mechams and Bieffes, traveled to Los Angeles and Missoula for visits, while others spent time in Dillon, Butte, Burley Idaho, Spokane, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Dallas
Dell
Walter Bastian
Dillon
Doris Rogers
Salt Lake City
Earl Rogers
Sheep Creek Basin
Watt
Bob
Mountain View 4-H Club
Joe Birrer
P. J. Bimat
Butte
Harry Haenstine
Anderson
N. J. Birrer
Sheridan
Spokane
A. K
Mecham
Laverna
Ruth Mecham
Los Angeles
Asa
Clyde Mecham
Jim Bieffes
Marlene
Lin
Butte Aes
Family News and Local Visits Across Town
Reichle residents enjoyed a rodeo trip to Butte. Mr and Mrs Henry Wombacher and daughter Gertrude of Red Rock visited the Hartwig home. Mrs Carl Mast and Vera Dillon visited relatives there Sunday. Louise Kambich and Pauline Dillon visited Julius Hartwig Sr Tuesday. Elizabeth Cunningham of Missouri visits Ferguson home. she is a Ferguson sister. Gerrison and Lehman contracted chicken pox with severe childhood illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dodge
Portland
Oregon
Fred Jr
Hollywood
Mildred Terry
California
Dodge
Neil
Wayne
John Cummins
Reichle
Butte
Henry Wombacher
Gertrude
Red Rock
Hartwig
Carl Mast
Vera
Dillon
Louise Kambich
Pauline
Kambich
Julius Hartwig
Elizabeth Cunningham
Missouri
Ferguson
Cunningham
Gerrison
Lehman
Former Dillon Man Dies in Great Falls
William R. Kent aged 67, formerly of Dillon, died Monday afternoon at the home of his stepson Roy Lee in Great Falls. His remains are brought to Dillon for burial. He lived in Dillon for years, left about 22 years ago. Survived by wife, a daughter Dorothy of Seattle, two stepsons Roy Lee of Great Falls and Ed Lee of White Sulphur Springs, a stepdaughter Hallie, a brother John Kent of Dillon, and a sister Mrs Ora Rafferty of Missoula. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 PM in Brundage chapel Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Kent
Dillon
Roy Lee
Great Falls
Dorothy
Seattle
Ed Lee
White Sulphur Springs
Hallie
John Kent
Ora Rafferty
Missoula
Dillon Visitors Highlight Local Travel
Andy Forsyth and his son from Lake View visited Dillon on Wednesday. R. H. Cushing and Mrs. Fred Simons with brother Paul Bramsman also toured in Butte and returned Wednesday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Forsyth and Son
Lakeview
Dillon
R. H. Cushing
Butte
Fred Simons
Paul Bramsman
Winning Road Essay Advocates State Maintained Route
Mrs C W Francis argues for a state maintained highway to improve markets for cattle sheep and hay in the Salmon country. She notes lower hauling costs to Anaconda and potential mine development while highlighting low crime and tax contributions, urging better representation and funding for regional road access benefiting Montana overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Francis
Butte
Gibbonsville
Big Hole
Anaconda
Big Hole Basin
Montana
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