Social rounds and shopping trips around Dillon
Jack Brenner drove to Dillon Wednesday to spend time with John Peterson and L C Stockcreft before heading Salmon ward for a few days. Gotlieb Lohner shopped in Dillon Monday and Tuesday. Bob Marchesseault and Rose visited Dillon Tuesday. Bjorns and Sons Frank and Bill spent Wednesday shopping. Tim Blair visited Dillon Thursday. James Dodd and Boss Emerick were Grant visitors Friday. Mrs George Hughes and children drove to Dillon Friday. Frank Esterwalds spent Saturday in Armstead shopping. M R Rand visited Armstead Saturday afternoon. George Smith and daughter Agnes Marie drove to Dillon Saturday. M R Rand and Warren Goldman drove to Dillon Monday evening. A J Hovey and wife shopped in Dillon Monday. Dr A C Morrow was in the prairie on business Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peterson
L C. Stockcreft
Gotlieb Lohner
Birch Creek Hints of Spring Amid Creekside Watchers
The scene along Birch Creek shows robins meadowlarks and other birds returning as green shoots appear on hillsides. Residents report limited creek flow, expect irrigation from sun and warm winds, and note active local logging at Tourtelott sawmill with large lumber piles and dust. Farmers such as A. B. Stanfield and W. Roberts prepare corrals and sheep herds while others plan spring work and pack horse trips into the hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tourtelott
Stmanee
Stanfield
Roberts
A. T. Crossley
Schleicher
Frank Mittlemeier
Henry J. Rogers
Northern Rocky Mountain Forester Reports Regional Jobs Plan
The office of Evan W Kelley regional forester released a statement today detailing a proposed program with reforestation highway work and trail projects. It notes pilots must pass and receive the president's signature before specifics on employment length wages and locations are known. Roughly 43 percent of work would be in Idaho north of the Salmon River, 55 percent in Montana, and 2 percent in parts of South Dakota and eastern Washington. Applications are premature until legislation moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
Evan We Kelley
Regsonal Forester
Washington
Idaho
Salmon River
Montana
South Dakota
Robbery at Peter Spritzer Ranch Shocks Reichle Community
A bold robbery at the Peter Spritzer ranch left about 200 dollars in losses including cured meat potatoes canned fruit and two guns. Undersheriff Barry is probing the scene with thieves not yet located. News from Reichle also notes a Glen Parent Teacher association gathering and multiple local visits and trips to Dillon Three Forks and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Spritzer
Spritzer
Barry
Glen Parent Teacher Association
Birch Creek
Nelson
Ilsie Garrison
John D. Cummins
Ida Hand
Jack Keenan
Merle Davis
Lars. Kalsta
Horace Hand
Hand
Dillon
Val Tadovich
Tomato Can Sizes Guide for Home Kitchens
A kitchen note explains there are many can sizes and over two hundred varieties. It provides a practical table for converting to about three and a half cups from a No 24% can, useful for recipes. The guide notes the table also applies to other vegetables and fruits.
Armstead social news and Sheridan club notes
March 22 1938 Armstead community hosts a large party at the schoolhouse with dances, a talk, and musical acts as locals provide entertainment and refreshments. Residents visit Dillon, attend events, and shipments of cattle, while Tumbling team members receive new sweat shirts donated by T A Bradley. Sheridan Woman's club showcases interior decoration art and a Montana artists exhibit with Legion talent and a Burnt Cork comedy troupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Bradley
Baptists Observe Their Fiftieth Year Celebration
Hon G T Paul Dr S E Davis and Mr Dysart Gowen head the observance with special music and congregational singing. A fellowship supper at 6 pm follows the afternoon program at the Cottage, inviting members and friends to bring a covered dish and join in the meal. The piece notes Canadians as champion eaters with per capita consumption rising from 28.54 in 1928 to 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Paul
S. E. Davis
Dysart Gowen
Canada
Wandering Jew Printer Bergeman Seeks Quiet After Journeys
For 82 years the print tradesman Bergeman has roamed the country known as a square shooter with a colorful career. He says bumming isn’t what it used to be as old-timers settle down and road youngsters travel with outfits and blankets. After a Tribune shift he heads to Butte for a few days before continuing to Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Pacific
Bergeman
Tribune
Butte
Great Falls
Jackson County News Briefs Highlight Socials and Travels
James Johnsén made a business trip to Dillon. Miss Alice Johnson was the house guest of Miss Blanche Rouse at the Huntley home. James Campbell rode the outgoing stage. The Jackson Ladies Bridge club met at Mrs. John Krause’s home. Mrs. Charles Wenger won high score. low went to Mrs. Mark Clemon. John Anderson and Sanford Shepherd were county seat visitors. Don Anson of Basin Mercantile spent days in Jackson. County Commissioner Martin C. Jackson went to Dillon. Helene Weriger and May Clemon hosted a baby shower for Mesdames Tom Clemon and Jules Wenger Jr. Thirty-three guests attended. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Huntley visited at Mrs. Huntley’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson. Mrs. F. I. Hirschy and Isabella Peterson shopped in Butte. Jules Wenger Sr. and Ruth Wenger’s major operation at San Diego County General Hospital in California was reported with good prospects. James Dodd drives cattle bought from Woodworth and Carroll ranches. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bowers and children returned from Renton and coast cities. he is healthier. Sam Robinson attended Basin business. Mr. and Mrs. George Clemon are at La Jolla, California, planning some time there after the Long Beach quake. Jackson school children hosted a minstrel show and basket social at Odd Fellows hall. a free dance followed at the Jackson hotel. L. D. S. Relief Society to hold a Word of Wisdom program at the chapel Thursday at 2 o'clock. all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James” ‘Johnsén
John
Anderson
Sanford ‘Shepherd
Don Anson
Basin
Mercantile Stores
Jackson
Sanford -Shepherd
Martin C. Jackson
Dillon
Helene Weriger
May Clemon
Tom Clemon
Jules Wenger
Ralph Huntley
San Diego County General Hospital
California
James Dodd
Woodworth and
Carroll
Ray Bowers
Renton
Washington
Bowers
Sam Robinson
George Clemon
la Jolla
Long Beach
Altho
Jackson School
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Jackson Hotel
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Jack Brenner
Reichle News
Chas. Burden
John Waters
Mary Glennon
Nebraska
Band of Woods
Max Black
Peter ‘Staudaker
Ferguson Ranch
A. A. Simpson
Frank ‘Ourtelott
Marcus Staudaher, Jr
Big Hole
A. B. Stanfield
Crossley
Peter Rexroad
Allen
Otto Christensen
Farlin
Ann Staudaher
A. C. Roberts
Three Forks
D. P. Laboratories
Holton
Kansas
Estes
Armstead
Taylor Bradley
Miss Sophia Guyar
Mrs. Smith Ames
Dellar Gordon
Dillon Srnday
Edna
Claire Sage
Laura T. Scott
Helena
Mae Stocker
Grant
Albert Gordon
Henry Olson
Pinochle Snowflake
Ireland
Jesse Brown
Betty Sargent
June
Rosalee Grown
Lawrence McGiveney
J. McGiveney
Fred Woodside
the Daughters For the American Revolution
Elmer Gordon
Chester Barrett
James Mansfield
Smith Ames
Tapid ‘Rogh
Mary Kenison
Tremonton
Utah
Mrs
A. D. Sargent
Leota Hughes
Elvina Peterson
Sophia Guyaz
M. R. Rand
Parke T. Scott
Arthur Gracer
Alan Bradley
Idaho Falls
Frank Hunsaker
Edna Gordon
Mae Gravely
Lima
W. C. Given
Pearl J. Smith
Joe Babie
W. H. Crocker
A. Hovey
Marcus Rand
Sophia Guyar
Nell Doyle
Dellar
Smith M. Ames
Sheridan News
G. W. Rightenour
Sheridan Woman’s Club
Harry Foster
Louise Hyndman
Bessie Hadzer
Mill Street
Jerry Cloyd
Dorothy Brim
State Federation
State College
Bozeman
Woman's Club of
Anderson Simpson
American Legion
Gertrude Foster
W. W. Cloyd
C. E. Fenton
Pine Creek
A. Brim
Stanley Fenton
Feriton
Methodist Church
Dorothy
Mrs. W. D. Sandy
Twin Bridges
Baptists
L. D. S. Relief Society
Chapel of the Church
Lewis & Walker
P. O
North
Wyoming
Butte, Mont
Richard Meccarthy
East Granite
Underwood
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