Pioneer visitor and family ties noted at city events
A fragmented report recounts a visitor party from Spokane touring, meeting Mrs Hubbard and family in Garmelil, with mention of Mrs Coates and W. W. Coates. The group prepared for a monument ceremony while traveling eastbound and encountered a porcupine on a station platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Tune
Bpokane
St Garmelil
Garmiell
Other
Gari
Mira
Hubbard
Marion Coates
W. W. Coates
Beinage
Ubet. Coates
Local notes from June visit and greetings at several homes
June 16 notes record visitors and homecomings across Reed Point and Hot Springs. Mrs Aryard Hiller hosts guests, Charles and family visit at the finisher in law, Mrs. Thorndike arrives from Medford, and Gilbert’s engagement party occurs at Cleveland’s home with friends invited.
Local Socials and School Board Actions Reported
A note from Whitehall records a county tendered birthday gathering with friends and bridge games hosted by Mr G Tebay. The meeting lists several attendees including J W Raed and E R Wentz. The piece also mentions Sunday school plans at Pipestone, lodge trips, and a Whitehall school board meeting setting preliminaries for the coming year.
Prairie area obituary details pass missoula connections
A fragmented notice from Prairie area records a Missoula linked obituary for Ida Claren dgan aged 70, with family moves noted among Pasco and Dilton. The item mentions Mrs. and Mr. Ww of Missoula, and MacDonald of Great, plus hospital transfer and a lack of known relatives.
Cardwell Club News Highlights Home Life Readings
Cardwell Cardwell June 16 Special The Cardwell Country cn met in regular session Saturday afternoon at Mrs George J Johna home with Mrs Viola Patrick as co hostess. Readings included Making the Most of Your Home and Children in the Home. Delegates reported on the County Federation in Virginia City. Visitors from Carson City Rusie Willow Creek and more attended. Next meeting Sept 8 with Mrs Noble and Mrs Gladys Stock fig as hostesses. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Ben Evans of the Acoma hotel at Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardwell
T. H. Peacock
Arlene Newkirk R
Garden of Tamorrow
Amnes Kmuckey
Iss Hemund
Judith Cavanaugh
Carson City
Nevada
Clare Wyatt
Rusie
Joe Ward
Willow Crack
Car) Sruhn
Time Hour
J. L. Wagener
Esther Lessack
Noble
Gladys Stockfig
Ben Evans
Acoma
Butte
Nnd Mars
George J. Ishi
Pred Hemand
Bradbeerry
Helen
Willow Creek
Vislora
George L. Johns
Emerson Richardan
Hysham
Banders County
Arthur Shaw
Richardson
Diller
State Normal School
Melvin Britton
Divide, Mont
T. E. Craine
Local notes from Hamilton and area June roundup
A Hamilton roundup reports Mrs. R. V. McRain returning from California with family updates including daughters and grandson in Spokane. It notes a May 18 birth to Mrs. Retty Tor apr and a floral tribute for about 20 Hamilton residents, plus hospital bouquets for the elderly. Also mentions births in Darby and Dillon travels, and Marines nicknames in U S history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
R. V. McRain
Hamilton Heights
California
Hamilton Thacher
Welter J. Moody
Santa Barbara
Gal
Montana
Mra McBain
James Marble
Spokane
Hamilton Mon
Marble
Mra
Retty Torapr
Hamitton
A. E. Bhai Jocal Florlat
Burfay
Daly Hospital
Duane Broom
Darby
Ralph Burns
Moby Ryan
Dillon
State Normal College
Genevieve Bower
Reese B. Brown
Seattle
Kalispell Notes on Local Visits and Graduates
Kalispell June 16 special report details William Swetland returning from New York City and Cleveland for a month with his parents before resuming summer work in Chautauqua New York. Montana university graduates Lynda Jane Bruckhauser Edward Broadwater Georgery Short Bessie Webster and Glen Reddick arrive home for summer. Marjorie Prior returns from Chicago after two weeks with her sister Mrs J Lester Williams. Mrs H G Miller hosts visits from daughters Mrs Thomas Metgher Spokane and Mrs Lloyd Hornby Miss Nettie and Billy and Anne. Archibald E Uchlinger US Navy lieutenant and family relocate from Bremerton to spend vacation with parents. he to two years duty in the Navy ordnance department in Washington DC. Mrs Bruce Roos formerly Mildred Uehringer arrives from Seattle to visit parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honty
Lynda Jane Bruckhauser
Edward Broadwater
Georgery Short
Bessie Webster
Glen Reddick
Marjorie Prior
Chicago
J. Lester ‘Williams
H. G. Miller
Thomas Metgher
Spokane
Ent Nettle
Lloyd Hornby
Missanri
Billy
Anne
Archie E. Uchlinger
United States Navy
Bremerton
Wash
U. S
Oklahoma
John E. Uehlinger
Uehlinger
Ordinance Department of the Navy
Washington, D. C
Bruce Roos
Mildred Uehringer
Seattle
Win
Local Court Opens as Pankovichs Face Stepan Suit
Boulder, June 16. Judge Toman H Bennett opened the district court term with the Pankovichs versus John Stepan case on the docket. Notable attendees from Whitehall Cardwell and Houlder valley testified as witnesses. The article also notes social visits and local happenings including Miss Araien Harbinson’s summer plans, a bridge club gathering with prizes, and travel notes about local residents visiting Seattle and Yellowstone Park. Insects damage to oxtron croge in Peru is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Toman H. Bennett
Virginia City
District Court
Pete Pankovich
Annie Pankovich
John Stepan
Whitehall
Cardwell
Houlder Valley
P. E. Geagan
Butte
John F. McGough
Duncan & Duncan
Ruth Ray Prior
William Pendergast
John Orlean
John W. Mountjoy
Maurice S. Nelligan
Howard A. Griffin
J. A. Riedel
Pranklin Girard
John Glenn
Miss Riedel
Nelligan
Névae
Basin Progressive
Basin
Earl Christiansen
Dilson
Yellowstone Park
Rodgers
Chris Hansen
Mier Garnet Murphy
Polson Couple Neva Webb Weds Otto Rakowics in Iowa
Miss Neva Mae Webb and Otto Rakowics wed at the bride’s home in Gummer Iowa on June 9. Mrs Rakowilce taught at Polson high school for three years and English at Helena high school last year. The groom, a Polson youth, spent most of his life in the Flathead valley aside from World War service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polson
Folson
Neva Mae Webb
Otto Rakowics
Beide
Gummer
Iowa
Rakowilce
Polson High School
Hozeman
Plathead Valley
Local notes from Ringling and Missoula region events
Ringling items list departures for Missoula State University and Dullon Normal College. Announcements include a Bozeman wedding of Miss Higgins to Joseph Burmeyer. A bridge party at the Pitman home honors Mrs Rodda, with prizes to Donovan, Mersey, and Seeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitman
Russel
Helen Arthun
Je Tanie Rodda
John Arthun
James Taylor
George Jarvis
Bozeman
Man Higgins
Joseph Burmeyer
Higgins
Ross
Walter Higgins
Surmeyer
Sheridan
Wyo
J. B. Seeley
John Rees
Sam Rodda
Charles Pluny
Clarence ‘Christiansen
Community News From White Sulphur Springs
White Sulphur Springs notes show residents joining a golf club tournament in Big Timber and visits from relatives. Names include Higgins, Watson, Land, Schaffarnick, Potter, Ford, and Coad. Also reported are trips to Butte, Dillon, Polson, and Martinsdale with moves and school plans noted for several families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
James H. Higgins
Arthur H. Watson
David AR. Land
William Schaffarnick
Robert A. Watson
John V. Potter
W. L. Ford
John Coad
Prug Danzer
Wm. Schaffarakck Jr
Henry Shaw
C. August Linn
Big
Mayfield attends Great Northern veterans convention
Whitefish report notes Great Northern veteran Mayfield returning from Minot where 30 veterans attended with many wives. Seattle contractor Chris Youlick and Bob YonNick visited Whitefish, traveling to Glacier Park. Frank Jones wins contract for ornamental tree planting at A A Moore residence on University avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitefish
Mayfield
Great Northern
Minot
Great Northern Veteran Association
Chris Youlick
Seattle
Glacier Park
Park
Contractor Youlick
Bob Yon- Nick
Port Angeles
Wash
Frank Jones
A. A. Moore
University Avenue
Missouri
Jones
Funeral Rites Held for Polson Matron Mrs Lampe
Last rites for 64 year old Mrs John Lampe were conducted at the Masonic temple by the Eastern Star chapter with a chorus and organ solos. Rev C F Smith of the Methodist church led brief graveside services. She was born in Bergin Norway and lived in the Flathead valley since 190. She leaves a husband two daughters Mrs Thaddeus Lowary and Mrs William McEwan of Santa Monica California and Fritz Lampe of Santa Monica California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
B. Joe Wilson
James Harbert
Willum Boettcher
Max Levinger
A. L. Meek
J. H. Cline
Lampe
Bergin
Norway
America
Flathead Valley
Thaddeus Lowary
William McEwan
Santa Monica
Gai
Fritz Lampe
Santa Bfonica
Memorial rites for Belgrade lodge members held Sunday
Memorial services were held at the Federated church for déported members of Belgrade lodge No. 62 and Sweet Pea Rebekah lodge No. 70. A large gathering attended a picnic at Cameron bridge honoring Jack Hoffman who leaves for Butte to take a naval entrance exam, with plans for training in San Diego if successful. The day included many relatives and friends, updates on community members, and notices of travel, visits, and local obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Federated Church
Sweet Pea Rebekah
Jack Hoffman
Cameron Bridge
Jack
Jett
Butte
Ater
Salt Lake City
United States Navy
Ed Bryant
Mrs. Young
New York
Geraldine Duncan
W. L. Hodgkisa
JE. Kretgler
Pattricia
Blanney
Alice Knapp
Harrington
Wash
Motor Rip
Agnesse
Catherine Orr
Eute
Lincoln
Neb
Winifred
Catherne
Montana State College
Eleanor Harrer
Hillsdale
Jr. W. Marcy
Deaconess Hospital
Bowman
A c Ourse
Roy McAule
Virginia Davis
Henry Davis
Belgrade High School
Browning
Ethel ML Johnson
Matt Lee
Joseph Johnson
Dokken Funeral Home
Bozeman
M. J. McPlie
Sunset Hills Cemetery
Jes Johnson
Gallatin
Great Falls
Elmer Jenkins
Ben Bennett
Sam Aker
Townsend
Agnes Staff
Silver Slippers and a Lighthouse Dream in Granitehead
Joan Dudley traveling with her aunt Adelaide Delafield nears marriage to twice her age Drew Hallam while visiting Granitehead. In Giles Armiger and Scripps shop life, Dilly's longing, baby woes, and island ties unfold as a stormy voyage ends at a cliffside home in a rainlit, color-streaked coastal town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delow
Stephen Scripps
France
Scripps
Giles
Granitehead
Joan Dudley
Gloucester
Dilly
William
Berippa
Dudley
Ailver
iScripps
Dily
Peggy Genghler Birthday Party At Armitage Home
Ennis special report notes Mrs O E Dovis hosted Peggy Genghler’s fourth birthday with games and lunch at Mrs Charles Armitage Jr home. Guests included Doris Chamberlain Marjorie Potter Virginia Lou McKean and others. Separate item lists a bridge party with Mrs J J Shewmaker and later notes girls attending schools and visits in nearby towns.
Red and Gun club contest ends with big scores
The Red and Gun club wrapped a lively event Monday evening after a March start. Gillespie and Conkling led their sides in points for killing birds, eggs, snakes, ducks, cats and squirrels with Gillespie’s team winning 3 020 points to Conkling’s 74 635. A Dutch lunch followed at the W F W hall. Nearby, Miss Roberta Carbeck wed Truman M. Cheney at St James Episcopal Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
O. L. Lutkina
Olathe
Kansas
Madison River
Red and Gun Club
Gillespie
F. K. Conkling
St. James Episcopal Church
Bozeman
William Fisher Lewin
George Garkeck
Cameron
University At
Missouri
Lavina
Buffet Supper for Bride-to-Be in Kalispell
Special complimenting Miss Wide May O Neil who will marry June 29 Mrs Charles Wilson entertained with a buffet supper and bridge at her home Invitations extended to 16 guests The buffet was served at 7 at a long table with roses and tall tapers Four bridge tables followed Grace Metcalé and Marian Hegtanes earned high and low scores and gifted the guest of honor A large market basket showered with gifts was presented to Miss O Neil by the hostess Guests included Mrs C D ONeil EB A Shaw Lloyd Pettit Norman Bjornoby Everyje Sister Douglas Johns and Misses Wilda May O Neil Grace Metcalf Marian Hegranes Myrtle Edna Lake Helen Elliot Elizabeth Clark Vera Ann O Neil Laura Mac Evalyne Hardaway
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis
O. E. Dovis
Charles Armitage Jr
Genghler
Peggy
Doris Chamberlain
Marjorie Potter
Virginia Lou McKean
Bobby Jean Bates
Josephine Kennedy
Chickie Fawkey
Harold Armitage
Lewis Clark
Norman . Chamberlain
J. J. Shewmaker
Card Club
W. E. Fry
Paul Hadzor
Baker
L. D. Piper
Ray Kohls
Jack Winton
John Krauss
Charles Bauer
Claude Martin
Ida Mae Johnson
Missoula
State University
F. M. Logan
Earl Reese
Joyce
Lee
Lizzie Oswald
Edwin
Bozeman
Lake
Madison Valley Woman's Club
Thureday
Charles E. M. Bauer
Bauer
Siater
Aghs
Ida Map Johnson
Ruth Fain
Norris
Kalispell
Wide May O'Neil
Charles Wilson
Grace Metcalé
Marian Hegtanes
Miss O'Neil
A. Shaw
Lloyd Pettit
Norman Bjornoby
Everjé Sister
Douglas Johns
Wilda May O'Neil
Grace Metcalf
Marian Hegranes
Myrtle
Edna Lake
Helen Elliot
Elizabeth Clark
Vera Ann O'Neil
Laura Mac
Evalyne Hardaway
Local Notes From Helmville Area June Arrivales
Helmville notes report Donald Filsworth Sid and George Bartholomew visiting Deer Lodge relatives this week. E and Brouts drove to Deer Lodge Sunday and brought Rosemary home. Win has been visiting her grandparents Koehler. Miss Margy Ryant from Ovando visits sister Mrs Gordon. Mr and Mrs George Hall drove to Missoula for several days with Ben Conn. P J Lynch and Mary O Gara were Missoula visitors. Ed Buxton visits Missoula at sister Webber’s home. Tom McCormick returns home after visiting friends in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmville
Donald Filsworth
Sid
George Bartholomew
Deer Lodge
E. &. Brout
Rosemary
Win
Koehler
Misa Margy Ryatn
Ovando $S
Jim Gordon
George Hall
Missoula
Vist
Ben Conn
P. J. Lynch
Mary O'Gara
Ed Buxton
Webber
Tom McCormick
Butte
Timber work to begin near Sleeping Child July 4
Sawing for the White Pine Sash company starts in the Sleeping Child district around July 4, manager HH A Chambers says. About 50 men will be employed and the old Garnett unit south and west of Sleeping Chu Springs will be retained. A. D. Allen left for Boise after year at the laboratory project, and Carlos Bell returned home to Gibbonsville after a stay at Daly hospital. The public health laboratory staff picnic at Medicine Springs drew about 90 people with a sports program and scavenger hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
White Pine Sash Company
Sleeping Child
HH. A. Chambers
Garnett
Sleeping Chu Springs
A. D. Allen
Boise
Idaho
Mr. Allen
Lexington
Carlos Bell
Gibbonsville
Daly Hospital
Public Health Laboratory
Medicine Springs
Springs
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State News
Standard
Pioneer LY
Vsitor
J. W. Raed
E. R. Wentz
George Hur- Houghton
H. MH
Mills
Eriin
F. Lepp
Alitta Collins
Nej
G. Tebay
Hits
Low
Messrsss Hanser
Dearth
Kemp Rol
Stanley Ad Brice Wiley
Cdrst
Aun
Pipestone
Ari¢ Dabney
Terson
Jestenn
Antuel
McMaster
D Solum
Thompson
Baby Ty
W. R. Thomp
Tol
C. A. Millerthall
AIRIE
Mitte
Pasco
Austria
Hapsburg
Meets Dollfurs
Archduke Eugene
Switzerland
Vienna
Englebert Dollfuss
United States
London
Milne
John Xrier
Joseph Ki John Muster
Lewin Kinne
N. Mogus
Camas Prairie
Peru
Pala
Ringling
Madison
Wis
John Main
Frederick Jackson Turner
Flornosé
Willem
Lily
Alm
Willam
Witten
Salen
Maré
White Dilly
Granitahead
Willem Tucker
Giles Armiger
Peter
Jow Island
Jose
Portugese
Margarida
Puerto Rico
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