Wisdom Community Musical Event Highlights Local Talent
The Wisdom area hosted Mrs. Jennie Stevenson and staff for an annual musical at the American Legion Auxiliary hall drawing 50 attendees. Students and residents performed piano solos, duets, vocal numbers, and an accordion display, followed by cookies and fruit punch. Community news notes winners of a poppy poster contest and local residents’ travels and visits.
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Lucy Lawrence
Mee
Betty Ann Jensen
Marline Morrison
Joanne Gaartz
Barbara’ Lawrence
Joanne Shaw
John
Frances May Helming
Tom Scofield
John Shaw
George Helming
J. H. Scofield
Billy Lawrence
Bruce Helming
Wilma Girogre
Shirley Anderson
the Blacksmith
Wanda Glassey
Aileen DeWitt
Betty Lou Glassey
Bill Grogan
John Peterson
Little Gray
West
Wallace Francis
Wilma ‘Givogre
Wisdom Jackson track meet yields close Wisdon victory
The Wisdom team won the Wisdom Jackson annual track meet in Jackson with a 89 to 50 margin. Winners included Krause and Schowe in multiple events, with Jackson taking several relay points and three girls not entering most events.
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Wisdom-Jackson
Jackson
Wisdom
W. Ibey
Heitzs
Krause
Ibey
Schowe
Clafflin
Joe Shaw
Dan Kindred
George Clemon
Rose Ann Clemon
Masie Wenger
Deana Miles
Cooney
Jackson Plunge
Funeral Rites For Mrs Biva Gruwell Held In Dillon
Funeral services were conducted last Thursday at Brundage chapel with Rev J A Meeke officiating. The body was laid to rest at Mountain View cemetery after a procession from the chapel. Mrs Gruwell had lived in Dillon for 40 years and died at her daughter's home in Butte Monday night. Pallbearers included F C McFadden George Dart Fred Kerr Charles Niblack Jay McCarthy and Fred Waldorf.
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Biva Gruwell
Brundage Chapel
J. A. Meeke
Methodist Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Gruwell
Dillon
Butte
F. C. McFadden
George Dart
Fred Kerr
Charles Niblack
Jay McCarthy
Fred Waldorf
State’s crops grow despite wind damage in Montana
Montana fields advanced last week with good growth and continued field work. The federal report noted soil blowing winds caused damage in parts of the state and frost harmed some local crops. Increased moisture favored northeastern, southeastern and central Montana while irrigation of sugar beets began and small seed grains neared completion.
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Helena
Mont
U.P
Federal Agricultural Marketing Service
Montana
South Central
North Central
Western
Advises Farmers to Grow More Beans in Montana
Bozeman Montana May 20 U P R J McKenna acting chairman of the state Agriculture Adjustment administration urged Montana farmers to raise more bean acreage this year to meet anticipated demand from lend lease and Red Cross exports. He said cooperating farmers would not face AAA deductions for excess soil depleting crops and predicted an average price of 50 dollars per 100 pounds for bea ts in the coming year.
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Bozeman
Mont
U.P
R. J. McKenna
State Agriculture Adjustment Administration
Montana
Red Cross
Foodstuffs Upward Trend Across March to April
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports the American family’s bread and butter prices rose 2.2 percent for March 15 to April 15. Sharp increases appeared in fresh fruits and vegetables, flour, lard, butter, sugar, pork chops, and eggs with some items 10 to 20 percent higher than a year earlier. The extra spoonful of sugar for coffee cost seven times more than last year.
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Washington
U.P
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Butte Patrolman Has New Finger Printer
Butte Montana May 21 United Press reports the federal bureau of investigation recognized a simplified fingerprinting process developed by Patrolman Edward Moithen. The article notes Moithen’s method streamlines identification and could aid rapid processing.
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Butte
Patrolman
Mont
U.P
Federal Bureau of ‘Investigation
Edward Moithen
Identi
Pheasant-Mirror Pounds Gleed's In Opener To Lead League
The Pheasant-Mirror softball team surged to a 16 to 9 victory over the Gleed Indians in the first game of a doubleheader. Carl Olson and Chuck Ivie extended hitting streaks, each reaching .714 to tie for the team lead. Sorenson Hignight and Peterson combined for the win while O'Brien and Waldemar pitched for Gleed's. Umpires were Ross McGahan and T Gilbert.
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Pheasant-Mirror Softball Ten
Gleed Indians
Carl Olson
Chuck Ivie
Pheas-Mir
Sorenson
Hignight
Peterson
Gleed
S O'Brien
Waldemar
Ross,McGahan
T. Gilbert
Winn's Rally Beats Safeway In Low-Scoring Game
Winn's uses a makeshift lineup to outpace Safeway 16 to 10 in a nightcap marked by errors. Larson pitched well despite the setbacks as Jack Temple shone with sharp fielding and base running for Winn.
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Winn’s
Safeway
Packers
Larson
Jack Temple
Winn Club
Esesenes
Eliel Pirates rout Fire Laddies 24 to 4 in Monday game
Eliel Pirates dominated the Fire Laddies 24 to 4 as E Schultz collected four of five hits. Bur gess replaced cold starter Charlie Johnson in the third, with Bliel's Farrell and KW Good combining on the mound as D W F D 7.101 posted the win. Umpires were E Burrells F O Keefe and J Sanner.
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Eliel Pirates
Charlie Johnson
Johnny Burgess
Eliel Collegians
E. Schultz
Oswald O'Brien Stokes Redskin Rally in Seventh Inning
Oswald O'Brien's visit to the stratosphere in the first half of the seventh inning helped the Redskins pull away after Kipp's wild pitching. Safeway started poorly but improved with Mike Schmaux reaching base five times on walks, setting a local record.
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Oswald O’brien
Indians
Kipp
Redskins
Safeway
Mike Schmaux
Gleed
Larson
Harrison
S—O’brien
A. Green
Ross, McGahan
Sanner
Furaus Couple Welcome Son in Anaconda Family
Mr and Mrs Fred Furaus of Anaconda are parents to a son born Saturday. The grandmother Mrs Harry Schuler of Dillon confirms the birth. Mrs Furaus previously Harriette Schuler. Pay your subscription now.
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Fred Furaus
Anaconda
Harry Schuler
Dillon
Furaus
Harriette Schuler
Weekend Visits And Picnic Bring Local Gossip
Mr and Mrs Wayne Halstead and party traveled by car to visit relatives in Ainsworth and eastern Nebraska with Melvin Bowman and others. Nearby residents from Bozeman and Carey Idaho visited, plus a joint Buhrer Reichle school picnic is planned at Lavon grounds. Tourists arrive and fishermen book rooms as fishing season opens on the Big Hole river Sunday.
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Lucetta Jardine
Jackson
Hans Jorgensen
Wisdom
Butte
Big Hole
Stockmen’s Convention
Great Falls
Mesdames
J. Warren Shaw
Ralph ‘Huntley
Frank McDowell
Clark ‘Huntley
Walter Stewart
George Helming
Clarence Helming
Ralph Tope
Wise River
Ray Willey
Missoula
Earl van Houten
Anaconda
Wayne
Halstead
Ainsworth
Nebraska
Hereford Yearling Bulls Sold at DL Ranch Plant
Polaris W. 8. Tash sold ten registered Hereford yearling bulls Sunday at his DL ranch plant. Purchaser Mrs Agnes Pierce of Horse Prairie bought for her TP ranch near Grant. Over consecutive years, Mrs Pierce has purchased more than 70 yearling bulls from Mr Tash. A 4 H club meeting at the George Harrison ranch preceded a social party with attendees including Miss Betty Harrison Walter Mc Andrews and many Marchesseaus and Harrisons. A luncheon followed.
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Tash
Agnes Pierce
Horse Prairie
Grant
Pierce
J.D. Harrison
George Harrison
Rose Marie Marchieseau
Estelle Marchesseau
Gerald
Billy Harrison
Smoky
Sonny Paddock
Erwin Marchesseau
Stuart Watts
Idaho Falls
Evelyn and
Shirley Harrison
Bozeman
Delia
Jane Marchesseau
Russell Brown
Clair Marchesseau
Phyllis Harrison
Poppy Day Observed In Dillon With Veterans Involvement
Poppy day is planned for Saturday May 24 with volunteers from the American Legion Auxiliary and Junior Auxiliary selling red memorial poppies. Veterans at Fort Harrison hospital in Helena helped make the poppies. Committee heads include Mrs. Harry McMannis, with aides from Dillon Lima Armstead and other communities. Proceeds aid fatherless children and veteran employment. twelve million pops produced this year earning $120,000. Junior high and high school posters were displayed in Dillon stores.
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Dillon
American Legion Auxiliary
Fort Harrison
Helena
Harry ‘McMannis
Francis DeLadd
Hilveretta Langdorf
Ray Kellett
Lima
Parke Scott
Armstead
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Katherine Alley
Joseph Brown
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Ruth Fairbanks
Charles Greene
James H. Hier
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Estellé Hansen
Philip Johnson
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Charles Schleicher
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