Wisdom residents enjoy hunting season and community events
Many elk and deer were taken as the open season closed. Local residents Harold Capehart Ralph Huntley R Fetty Henie Williams Jack Miller JH Scofield Earl Willey George Helming James Conroy Howard Hollenbeck and Mrs Jack Hurley secured game. The camp on the U U ranch faces draft, Thanksgiving visits occur, 4-H and O E S chapters hold programs, and Wisdom residents attend meetings, visits, and club events as winter prepares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisdom - Rési‘dents
Harold Apehart
Ralph Huntley
R. J. Fetty
Hienie Williams
Jack Miller
J H. Scofield
Earl Willey
George Helming
James Conroy
Howard Hollenbeck
Jack Hurley
Community notes from Jackson and basin region
A collage of local events includes births, illnesses, and travel. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob McMein at Barrett hospital. Dr. Routledge aided Meat Fullerton after a hospitalization scare. Ed Krause leaves Barrett hospital to recuperate with his brother. Mrs. Esta Husted travels to California visiting Reno. Xavier Dukart returns to the basin after visiting North Dakota. Vern Morgan and family from Idaho Falls visit the Pendergast home. Nearly 40 friends host a charivari for newlyweds Tom Deal at Fritz Walcley ranch. Local residents visit, travel, and transact business in Dillon, Butte, Hamilton, and Missoula. Red Cross chairwoman Mrs. William Schowe appeals for membership contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob McMein
Barrett Hospital
Ethel Holman
Keith Boetcher
Tait
Butte
Meat Fullerton
Woody Brothers
John Krause
Esta Husted
California
Reno
Nev
Xavier Dukart
Basin
Dan Pendergast
Hamilton
Dickinson
N. Dak
Vern Morgan
Idaho Falls
Tom Deal
Fritz Walcley
John Jackson
Flathead Lake
Elvin Peterson
Marvin
Bill Ross
Dillon
Fred Hirschy
Missoula
Sugar production breaks records in Chinook and Missoula
Chinook Montana plant managers reported sugar beet output in the Chinook district reached 205000 tons, 19000 above the 1938 top. Earnest notes say beets ran about average in sugar content but yielded two tons per acre above the 11 ton norm. In Missoula the American Crystal Sugar same period projects 165000 tons, surpassing the 153000 ton 1934 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinook
Mont
U.P
Missoula
Hatter Gearhart
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
M. B. Wilson
American Crystal Sugar Company
Local committee to host rice bowl fundraiser for China aid
A group of friends of China in Harlowton plans a rice bowl party on November 27. Proceeds will go to a medical aid fund for China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlowton
Friends of China
China
Local shower honors Mrs Nay at Nay ranch gathering
Neighbors and friends hosted a miscellaneous shower Thursday afternoon at the Nay ranch with hostesses Mrs Byron Nay Mrs Carl Rottweiler and Mrs Elmer Hayes in attendance. The event featured cards, conversation, and refreshments served by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nay
Nay
Byron Nay
Carl Rottweiler
Elmer Hayes
Nora H. Knoll
Hannah Dons
Evelyn H. Pyle
Emma O. Pyle
Ollie Eberline
June Stallings
Minnie Paddock
Mildred Pahnish
Lugy Ryle
Helen Judge
Reichle News: Local Visits and Thanksgiving Turkeys
Reichle residents host Spokane visitors Mr and Mrs Theodore Smith while Dillon guests include Almon Taylor Vern Burk Joe Greco and Julius Hartwig. Ranchers ship turkeys to Butte Anaconda markets amid a good crop. Visitors from Butte stop by Reichle and nearby homes through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Almon Taylor
Vern Burk
Joe Greco
Julius Hartwig
John Verbance, Jr
John
Chris Reiber
Butte
Anaconda
J. B. Garrison
Lars Kalsta
Community Notes From Gallatin County
Mrs Julia York of Butterpent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Fay Gransberry. Frank Kambich and daughter Margaret and Mrs Mary Kambich spent Saturday in Anaconda. Reichle Parent Teacher association met at the school on Wednesday afternoon with a program including a military tap dance and patriotic verses. Mrs Doris Kitts played an accordion and Mrs Dan Piccone spoke on children's books long ago. Refreshments were served after future plans were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Forks
Wheatlake
Gallatin
Julia “York
Butterpent
Fay Gransberry
Frank “Kambich
Margaret
Mary Kambich
Anaconda
Reichle Parent-Teacher Association
Doris Kitts
Dan, Piccone
Bozeman Church Petition Triggers City Action In Nuisance Clash
Fifty nine residents petition Bozeman Montana city council to close the Church of God in a residential district claiming its services disturb peace. The council sent the matter to the city attorney for action while Rev G J Barton says prejudice drives the move and cites past vandalism and disruptions at services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Mont
U.P
Church of God
G. J. Barton
Social Notes From Dillon This Week At Dell Mines
The update lists residents moving to Dillon including Mr and Mrs Oral Evans and Mr and Mrs Walt Peterson with Sweeney moving to the Ermont mines for employment. It notes Clarence Bates visiting from Butte and business visits by Jack Jenkins and Frank Baldwin to Menan Idaho. Social events include the Eastern Star sewing club at Addie Martinell's home and a pinochle party hosted by Joe Dowling with guests Myron Rammell Ost Evans and others. prizes awarded and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Dell
Oral
Evans
Walt Peterson
Myron Rammell
Joe Dowling
Ray Martinell
Lloyd Jensen
Alma Henderson
Nell McKnight
John Price
W. A. Price
Roger Sweeney
Sweeney
Ermont
Clarence Bates
Butte
Jack Jenkins
Frank Baldwin
Menan
Idaho
Addie Martinell
Eastern Star Sewing Club
Yandh
Walt. Peterson
Ear] Cantrell
W. D. Knox
Ost Evans
Joe Birrer
Hunter is sidetracked during Armistice Day trip
Great Falls Montana November 18 Jack Casey president of the Great Falls Exchange club said his Armistice day hunting was not very successful. While friends faced near zero weather he stayed indoors busy. He stopped downtown to show a friend his shotgun and they disassembled it to see if it had double action. Four hours passed before they managed to reassemble it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Mont
U. P
Jack Casey
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D. J. Stephens
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David
Amy
Hallie Stephens
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Wisdom School
P. T
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Lois Crichton
Glassey
George Else
M. Smith
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Helming
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Hazel Schowe
Jess Tope
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J. W. Neidt
Big Hole
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Brian’ Fanning
CCC
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Victor Givogre
Hallie Covey
Julia Vaughn
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Jackson
Lewis & Walker
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William Mackenzie King
Canada
Polaris
E. E. Hazel
M. A. Cooke
Elkhorn Springs
E. P. Marchesseau
Jules Wenger, Sr
Jake Neidt, Jr
Grasshopper Valley
Tom Taylor
W. S. Tash
George A. Pyle
Andy S. Pyle
Harry Howland
George Lenox
Farley Ranch
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Earl Tash
George Harrison
Ralph Harrison
Dwight Harrison and Son
J. D. Harrison
Harry Tash
Pahnish Bros
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Manning
Ogden
Sheridan
William Montgomery
George Montgomery
Betty Harrison
Butte Business College
Fin Watson
Pete Cashmore
Norman Nelson
Nay Ranch
REA
Orville Shurtliff
Poplar
Hardin
Big Horn
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RS i Kerr
R. .T. McDonough
Montana Power Company
BH. Johnson
REA Utilization” ‘Division
Reichle
Theodore Smith
Spokane
L. A. Taylor
Mr. Smith
Mrs. Taylor
Susan Hand
Laurin
Lavon
Fred Crouse
Vivian Arbour
Lois Moran
Betty Dwyer
Carl Kambich
F. Dutton
Albert Schmidt
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Mich
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Dillon, Montana
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