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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1939

Page

8

Widow Nettie Lawrence of Wisdom Passes Sudden Health

Mrs Nettie Lawrence longtime resident of the Big Hole region died suddenly at her home in the Bowen district from a heart attack age noted as advanced She was born in New Brunswick Canada March 25 1862 and widowed of Blackwell Lawrence She lived in Quartz Hill Dewey Big Hole and later the ranch until death Her funeral was held in Wisdom with Don Anson officiating and pallbearers named Several dozen relatives and neighbors attended including her son Bartlett Lawrence and six daughters with 22 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren surviving Furthers notes on local residents and travel appearances follow in the community column.

Nettie Lawrence Bowen D. J. Stephens Frank Mitchel Harry Hopkins J. T.armitage Nettie’ Lawrence Blackwell Lawrence New Brunswick Canada Montana Quartz Hill Dewey Big Hole Bartlett Lawrence Clarence Gless Molalla Ore Rice Cooper Vernal Utah Harry Flynn Ashland Philip Arnold California Georgia Miller Anaconda Ernest Davis Corvallis Fred Else Wisdom Mesdames Davis Miller Else Cooper Will Knudsen Esta Husted Jackson Don Anson Hamilton H. S. Armitage Daly Memorial Hospital Massigbrod Helena Knudsen Emmett Douglas, Jr Dan White Whitehall Dillon Peter White Pete Givogre Fred Holman Darby Vick Olsen Bud Knudsen Theodore Sherrel Ross’s Hole Wilke Cave Law Ranch Big Hole Lakes Mussigbrod Lake Miner Lake Twin Lakes Pintler Lake Floyd Henderson Big Hole Battleground Wisdom Forest District L. Raymond L. R.harshman Fred Haskins Phil John John Joolish Esta Husted Ranch Fred Hirschy Ranch Hansen Packing Ateer

Social shower honors Mrs. Roteweiller at Judge home

A social event of the week marked a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Carl Roteweiller the recent bride hosted by Mrs. Byron Nay Mrs. John Judge and Helen Judge at the Judge home. Guests included Mesdames Olive Harrison Elizabeth Marchesseau Cecilia Montgomery and many others with gifts received for the bride.

Carl Roteweiller Judge Byron Nay John Judge Helen Judge Mesdames Olive M. Harrison Elizabeth A. Marchesseau Cecilia Montgomery Cora Marchesseau Florence Daly Delia Jane’ Marchesseau Beth Nay Lillie Smith Phyllis Fay Harrison Claire’ Marchesseau

Registered SH Krad and Others Score in Butte Shooting Meet

The report lists numerous competitors and scores from a local shooting event in Butte. Names include J Brundage Maur ice Humber Neary Sullivan Abbott Schwab Jackson Dr Allen Temple Fagan and others with double and single bird scores noted alongside ranged results such as 70x100 and 22x25.

SH Krad J. Brundage Maurice Humber Butte J. Humber J. Neary Emmett Sullivan Abbott P. ‘Schwab J. Jackson Dr. Allen P. Temple W. Fagan Russ Smith Walt Jones Emerick Talent Bradley Evans E. Morrison Wombacker Weatherwax F. ‘Tolson B. Tolson Munson Jacobs Cassagrande George Roe

Summer faculty picnic and student election plans

The summer faculty picnic is set for Thursday afternoon in Birch Creek canyon with Torrey lodge serving as general headquarters. A student election last Friday favored July 3 as a holiday. The first summer excursion occurred Saturday to the Anaconda smelter and Butte mines led by Professor J. Ford McBain, with 23 participants. A second excursion next weekend will tour Yellowstone and Grand Teton parks under Professor O. K. Moe.

Birch Creek Canyon General Torrey Lodge Anaconda Butte J. Ford McBain Yellowstone Park Grand Teton National Park O. K. Moe

Community Notes From Jackson At A Glance

Suzanne Dansie and Daniel Wenger celebrated birthdays in a joint party hosted by Suzanne's grandparents the Jacksons with twelve children attending. Mrs Esta Husted hosted a Friday evening barbecue for about 30 guests including dignitaries from Los Angeles and San Francisco. The community saw visits from the Petersons and Jorgensens, trips to Denver and Leadore, and multiple family gatherings at the Carroll and Jackson homes amid local rodeo activities and hospital updates.

Suzanne Dansie Allen Dansie Dannie Wenger Charles Wenger Martin Jackson Suzanne Daniel Esta Husted Bud” Eillenthal Bill Mabel Hirschy Los Angeles Idella Husted Anita Volmer San Father Clifford Lima John Jackson Francis Carroll Spokane William Carroll Carroll Ranch Joe Carroll Gonzaga Leadore Idaho George Plum Plum Silas Dishno Noel. Jackson Dillon Jackson Sam Peterson Wisdom

Lima Dam Keeps Water Costs Low Despite Spillway Plans

Ralph McFadden presided as Frank Tyro was elected Rotary proxy at a meeting noting 120 000 acre feet stored behind the Lima dam. U S Geological Survey engineers and the state water conservation board will establish stations to monitor flow and water levels from the reservoir to the canyon mouth. Speakers included O M Campbell of Manhattan and Kenneth A Brown of St Paul Minn.

Tx Irrigatio Company Mrn Lima U. S. Geological Survey State Conservation Board Hazelbaker Ralph McFadden Frank Tyro Rotary O. M. Campbell Manhattan Kenneth A. Brown St. Paul Minn

High AA A crop program participation across Beaverhead county

Beaverhead county reports 31 765 acres on 139 farms filed to participate in the 1939 agricultural conservation program. County chairman J C Ferguson says Montana totals show 9 254 000 acres in 64 225 farms with 89 percent of crop land listed in intentions statewide. Farmers may earn soil-building payments and wheat loans plus crop insurance and parity payments for complying wheat farmers.

Beaverhead County J. C. Ferguson County Agricultural Conservation Committee Montana Prairie County Musselshell Lincoln Judith Basin Ferguson

Local Family Visits and Community Meetings Reported

The Gransberry family enjoys an airier visit from Mrs. Julia York and two California children. Dillon Sunday Farmers Union Local 480 met at the hall Friday for an informal discussion on farm problems. Fay Gransberry and Mrs. Hartwig traveled to Helena. Julius Hartwig and Fay Gransberry welcome a sixth and a quarter pound son. Raymond hosted guests over the weekend, including Hammond of Anaconda. Ashley Roberts of Dutton and the Bryan ranch residents vacationing together. Genevieve Green returns home with the Joy family after world fairs visits.

Gransberry Julia York California Bill Olaf Chicago Margaret William Janey Fay Gransberry Helena Julius Hartwig Raymond Hammond Anaconda Ashley Roberts Dutton, Mont Bryan Ranch Genevieve Green Joy

State farmers' income shows rise in first quarter

The states earned 11,579,000 from agricultural products and federal farm benefits in the first quarter, up 550,000 from 1938. Livestock returns were 7,045,000, crops 3,163,000, and government benefits 1,371,000. Compared with last year, livestock and crop incomes increased while benefit payments fell. In 1937 the first quarter totaled 14,014,000.

Federal Bureau of Agriculture

Electric cooperative urges immediate home wiring for Rural Electrification line

William Heaston of Jefferson Valley Rural Electric Co operative says residents must wire their premises now so the rural electrification extension line can proceed. Construction will start within three weeks once 75 percent are wired and pass inspection. many residents doubt the line will be built. Contracts for Beaverhead valley to Lima and Glen Melrose segments are let, awaiting REA approval in Washington.

William Heaston Jefferson Valley Rural Electric Cooperative Mr. Heaston Cooperative Beaverhead Valley Lima Glen and Melrose REA Washington, D. C

Federal Projects Surveyed To Determine Repayment

George O. Sanford of Denver will survey seven federal irrigation projects to assess their ability to repay construction costs. The Washington announcement notes water users have paid into irrigation districts and Sanford will determine amounts that may be applied to the government investment.

George O._Sanford Denver Federal Reclamation ‘Bureau Washington, D.C Sanford

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