Social notes from Wisdom and Dillon area residents
Mrs. George Harrison and children visited the Will Jacobson ranch. Dillon trips included Carl Pahnish seeking medical care and Carl Knoll on business. Local visits featured W S Tash, Guy Grey, Sheriff Orr, Alfred Peterson from Lake Elmo, May Jackson and Beryl Woody, Elizabeth Sallee, Lillian Wilson, George and Mrs Clemon, Phillip Murphy and family. A St Patrick s dance was announced for March 15 with Hurley s orchestra. Miles Woodworth heads to Missoula for dental work and Don Anson handled Basin Mercantile duties. Local residents attended a Wisdom to Jackson dinner and plunge outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harrison
Jerry
Billy
Will. Jacobson
Dillon
Otto
Carl Pahnish
Carl Knoll
W. S. Tash
Guy Grey
Sheriff W. C. Orr
Butte
Alfred Peterson
Lake Elmo
Minn
May Jackson
Beryl Woody
Swan Johnson
Elizabeth Sallee
Lillian Wilson
Wisdom
Jackson
George Clemon
Mr. Blanchard
the Big Hole
Canada
Don Anson
The
Basin Mercantile Company
Local residents host visits and travels in Dillon area
Reichle and Fitschen families with Beth visit Hartwig home in Dillon. Verbance and Lewis attend Dillon dance. Chas Sassman brings Otto from Dillon. Miss Verbance returns from Dillon. Buyan purchases Chas Niblack ranch at Melrose. several residents travel to Butte for tasks and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fitschen
Beth
Butte
Julius Hartwig
atAlso
Chas. Sassman
Otto
Dillon
Hartwig
Josephine Verbance
Floyd Lewis
Johnnie Verbancer
Jim Campbell
Shady Glen
Dan Piccone
George Ferguson
J.C. Ferguson
Neal Cummings
Anton Buyan
Chas. Niblack
Melrose
Buyan
Catherine Finnegan
G. V. O’leary
Ralph O'Leary
Frank Buhrer
Earnest Watters
Allan Lambson
Christ Rieber
Frank Connor
Donald
Tash
Pauline Hartwig
Frank Kambich
W. Irvin
Irvin
Bernard Garrison
Local News Roundup From Jackson Area
Fred Spears returns from Logan hospital to the Pendergast ranch after rear trouble surgery. Miss Leanne Foussard, Jim Johnson, Monty Burdlick and others spend time in Butte. Martin Jackson attends county commissioners meeting in Dillon. Roy Ford visits family in Dillon. John Inabnit ships cattle to Basin from California. Mrs. John Anderson visits grandson with Huntsly family. Inabnit and Wenger travelers attend John Wenger funeral in Butte. Denton Oliver arrives in Basin for business. Fred Hirschey and Jill travel home after a short visit.
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Fred Spears
Logan
Pendergast Ranch
Leanne Foussard
Jim Johnson
Monty Burdlick
Butte
Martin Jackson
Dillon
Roy Ford
John Inabnit
Basin
California
John Anderson
Ralph Huntsly
John. Inabnit
Jules Wenger
John Wenger
Denton Oliver
The
Fred Hirschey
Jill
Montana Normal college to graduate 24 teachers
Twenty four teachers will graduate from Montana State Normal College at 10 80 Wednesday morning in the college auditorium. The program includes addresses by President Francis A Thomson of the State School of Mines the processional and recessional music by Ralph McFadden piano solo by Ina West a soap carving demonstration by Miss Baker's class and singing by Alvin Rudolph Fred Gray and others The spring quarter opens March 24 with advance registration this week and new students March 22
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State Normal College
Olaf Ansheim
Reserve
Vera L. Anderson
Laurel
Mildred Beaudoin
Havre
Francis Coil
Ashland
Marguerite Colliton
Sweet Grass
Mae FE. Costello
Roundup
Angela E. Decker
Circle
Flora G
Maude F. DeHaan
Laredo
Harriet Engberg
Whitehall
Beryl
Grainger
Miles City
Kathleen Holloran
Corvallis
Opal Johnson
Melville
Mary I. Kennedy
Butte
Margaret M. Knudsen
Helena
Eliu J. Larsen
Dillon
Eva E. Lewis
Brady
Alexander B. McDonald
Bearcreek
Anthony Murphy
Jordan
Ima Lee Oates
Great Falls
Florence Otis
Sadie E Rogers
Ira Mae Swenson
Dutton
Thomas B. Wyatt
Waterloo
Francis A. Thomson
State School of Mines
Ralph McFadden
F. X. Lechner
Community Travel and Visits Across Grant and Nearby Towns
Grant residents and relatives made multiple trips this week. Omar Larabee and family returned home after months in Witcoff Minnesota. S. B. Howell and Warren Leland traveled to Armstead to connect with Bozeman Agricultural College ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar Larabee
Witcoff
Minn
S. B. Howell
Armstead
Warren Leland
Bozeman Agricultural College
Ralph Leggett
Dillon
Grant
Frank Kellum
Aston Campbell
Fero Marchesseau
James Borden
Bill Meilfeith
M. R. Rand
Emerson Hughes
Hank Ward
al Waldemar
Matt Kay
George Smith
D. F. Mooney
Credit Association Report as Community Record
A local Credit Association is described as a community recording office that notes each individual's standing regarding obligations. The system provides a minute personal record accessible to members and is used to assess trustworthiness. The passage lists several local businesses and entities connected to the association.
Credit as lifeblood of business urges prudent use
A former National Retail Credit leader urged business men to curb credit terms to boost economy. He cited that 27 of 50 billion dollars spent in America last year were on credit and saving one million dollars daily via shorter extensions would benefit consumers, stressing honesty and responsible management as core to credit’s viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Retail Credit Association
America
Ohio Credit Association
G. C. ‘Driver
Hit the Deck at Hartwig Theatre April 1 2 3
Radio Pictures presents a lavish technicolor musical comedy headed by Polly Walker and Jack Oakie. The cast includes Polly Walker Roger Gray Franker Woods Marguerita Padula and more with Luther Reed directing and Fred Fleck assisting. Nine songs feature in the story including a large Hallelujah sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talking Pictures
Hartwig Theatre
Radio Pictures
Polly Walker
Follies
Beauty
Jack Oakie
New York
Hollywood
Roger Gray
Franker Woods
Marguerita Padula
George Ovey
Harry Sweet
June Clyde
Wallace MacDonald
Nate Slott
Dell Henderson
Charles Sullivan
Andy Clark
Luther Reed
Fred Fleck
Reward Offered for Sheep Thief and Camp Robber Convictions
The Madison National Forest Growers' Association offers a reward of 280 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and a reward of 100 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison National Forest Growers’ Association
Memorial Services Honor Chief Justice Taft’s Legacy
The memorials remember William Howard Taft as a man of integrity, humor, and public service. Taft held roles from Yale graduate to governor general of Cuba and the Philippines, secretary of war, and ultimately president, then chief justice.
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United States Supreme Court
William Howard Taft
Yale College
Supreme Court
United States
Cuba
Philippines
America
Panama Canal Zone
Roosevelt
Congress
Yale
Kent
Harding
Supreme Court of the
Hi Life Carnival Promises Fun and Festive Booths
The high school hosts a Hi Life Carnival with balloons, confetti, serpentine and more. Tickets and booths will be available Friday and Saturday March 14 and 15. Doors open at 7 and performances begin at 8, inviting attendees to arrive early to avoid crowding.
Nay Boy Improves After Sudden Illness
Frank Nay son of Mr and Mrs Byron Nay is reported improved after a sudden bout of appendicitis early this week and doctors say an operation is not deemed necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nay
Byron
Nay
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Polaris
Reichle
Jackson News
Andrus Hotel CO
Armstead Bond Grocery CO
Burles & Taylor
Barry & Hopkins Garage Basin Mercantile CO
Wisdom Beaverhead Lumber CO
Beaverhead
Auto Sales CO
Bergeson Motors
H. F. Best
F. H
Dart Hardware CO
Dell Mercantile CO
Dell Dillon Furniture CO
Dillon Oil CO
Dillon Steam Laundry
Dillon Wholesale Meat CO
Eliel Brothers
Natons OF
Lima
G. M,. Golm Graeter- Waldorf CO
E. H. Harvey & Son
Wisd River
Helming Brothers
Wisdom — Hughes & McCaleb
T. E
Chas. H. Niblack
Dillon, Montana
Taft
Anderson
Montana
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