Belgrade Couple Wed in Pretty Church Services
A Belgrade wedding on May 7 united Edith Jepson and James Fisher in a ceremony led by Rev. Arthur G. Heath. The bride wore a white dress and carried white carnations, with Miss Cora Ann Droge as attendant and Robert Jepson Jr. as best man. Guests included family and friends as the couple planned a Yellowstone park trip and a home on Quan Boulevard before settling near the nursery east of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Arthur G. Heath
Edith Jepson
Laura Jepson
Mr. Jepson
James Fisher
Cora Ann Droge
Robert Jepson
Dwight Wilson
Kay Finch
Jimmy Jepson
Jepson
Yellowstone Park
Boulevard
Quan Boulevard
Fisher
Riverton
Wyo
Odd Fellow Hall
Marion Bishop
Jennie van Dyken
Norma Stuart
Ethel Evans
Orpha Brackett
Noble Grand Circle
Charles Allen
Diana Lee Vickrey
Yakima
Wash
Manhattan News Notes Reported
Manhattan residents engage in travel and family events this week. Glen Anderson and wife visited relatives before continuing to Laurel and Logan Utah. Gerald Stoner graduates from Montana State University Missoula with E F Stoner attending commencement. The Graham family plans a Lake Held Minnesota vacation with Newell Graham. Rodenberg moves in to operate apiaries. Sinton and Nelsons visit Salt Lake City then travel to California. Retha Otis accompanies Mrs Colwell to Absarokee for the holiday. Albert Supernan dies at 80 in Garfield Kansas. Teslow Inc moves offices Bozeman to Manhattan and bookkeeper Ralph Seeman buys Cecil Waters residence on Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Glen Anderson
L. D. Moritz
Laurel
Logan
Utah
E. F. Stoner
Montana State University
Missoula
Gerald
Homer Graham
Nadine
Newell Graham
Lake Held
Minn
North Dakota
Harry Rodenberg
Bozeman
Rodenberg
Maynard Sinton
Dwight Nelson
Salt Lake City
Sinton
California
George Colwell
Retha Otis
Absarokee
R. B. Spangler
Albert Supernan
Garfield, Kaw
Ralph Seeman
Teslow, Inc
Cecil Waters
Fifth Street
Elkhorn Mine Couple’s Seven Month Snowbound Ordeal
POLARIS June 5 Mr and Mrs Perry Goodwin were snowbound seven months after traveling from the Beaverhead Elkhorn Mining company camps. Their trek included a four and a half hour five mile team haul to the upper camp and a four mile pickup by Frank Reed. A washout and a huge slide forced delays before they returned to Dillon and Polaris. Mr Goodwin has worked at the lower camp since 1914 and says this season’s snow was unprecedented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polaris
Perry Goodwin
Dillon
Beaverhead- Elkhorn Mining Company
Tower Camp
Goodwins
Frank Reed
Goodwin
Wise River
Elkhorn Springs
4-H Club States Field Day Prep In Wise River
The 4-H club met at Mr and Mrs Clyde Thompson home with Kay and Suzanne Thompson as hostesses. The group planned its field day for July 3 and heard Miss Alice Ralston of Wise River discuss first aid. Refreshments followed as members attended with parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisdom
Clyde Thompson
Kay
Suzanne Thompson
Alice Ralston
Wise River
Gardiner Eighth Grade Graduation Held at Winter Park Hotel
Gardiner Montana June 5 eighth grade graduation exercises were held Friday at the Winter Park hotel. Seven graduates received diplomas from Principal Keys and Mr. Hanson. Dorothy Kitchin was honor guest at a birthday party Saturday night. Following lunch a swim was enjoyed with several guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Onstolt
Les Kitchin
Corkey Jump
Bob Case
Marlon Freel
Montana Nichols
Evelyn Alton
Richard Langevin
James Hutton
Harold McGann
Peggy Rigler
T. ©. Betzner
Helena
Mark Rowan
Livingston
Herbert Holland
R. E. McQuillan
Florence
Diane
Susan
Billings
C. O. Lauer
Bill Domke
Clyde Park
Henry Kitchin
William Nichols
Miss Montana
Nichols
Butte
Wisdom eighth graders celebrate graduation at Masonic hall
Wisdom June 5. Eighth graders Shirley Ryan Sue Huntley and John Helming received diplomas after a play That Report Card and candle-lighting ceremony led by teacher Ann Stephens. Don Anson gave the address and Frank Wilke handed diplomas amid related festivities and visits by former residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisdom
Masonic Hall
Wisdom School
Shirley Ryan
Sue Huntley
John Helming
Frances May Helming
Ann Stephens
Don Anson
Frank Wilke
George Helming
Claude Anderson
Clarence Helming
D. J. Stephens
California
Washington
Big Hole
Mrs Stephens
Hattie Noyes
al Noyes
George Woodworth
Los Angeles
Hig Hole
Ted Harper Post
American Legion
Auxiliary
Wisdom Cemetery
Rosa van Houte
Women Bowlers Attend Mexican Laborers Begin Shearing
In Twin Bridges on June 5 the Twin Bridges ladies bowling team, sponsored by Ruby Valley hardware, attended a banquet at Virginia City. The group, including Mrs. John Seidensticker and Miss Millie Sanders, earned third place in a Sheridan round robin last week while Mexican laborers began shearing 6,000 sheep at the Davis camp on South Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City
Willow Creek Ranch
Twin Bridges
John Seidensticker
Berthe Basolo
Verna Vamadore
Millie Sanders
Ruby Valley Hardware Store
Bob Hart
Sheridan
Pauline Oberg
Moorheed
Minn
Marion
Concordia College
R. J. Oberg
Louis
Oberg
W. G. Woodward
Fob
Hart
Battle
Spokane
George Frazier
Missoula
Willow Creek
Davis
South Beach
California
Harry Cook
Carrall Cleveland
Vanport
Ore
James Hagen
Jean Cleveland
Robert Hawes
Portland
Helen Zetterwall Weds William Leckner in Livingston Ceremony
In Livingston on May 23 at the English Lutheran church a double ring wedding joined Helen Zetterwall daughter of E Getterwall and William E Leckner son of George E Leckner. The couple exchanged vows before an altar with white carnations tulips and lilacs. The bride wore pink satin and a white picture hat. corage of pink roses. The ceremony was followed by family and friends visits in Basin Helena and Butte as relatives traveled from Basin to celebrate and greet the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Livingston
Helen Zetterwall
William E. Harper
Agnes Jane Strickland
A. E. Strickland
Russell Salsbury
Russell Salsbury, Counsin
Fred Johnson
Basin
Helena
Mary Sanders
Ben Kratzfelt
Waterloo
Anne Collins
Loretta Jean
Anaconda
Chester Bullock
Falls
Idaho
Oregon
Donald Lorenz
Billings
Sheridan
Wyo
Glacier Park
Claude Mitchell
Harold Jessen
Butte
Harvey Burrough
Townsend
Gene Bradden
California
Truman Hopkins
Allan Linton
Lena Crosler
Alfred
Mike Horse
Carrie Jackson
Wyoming
WSCS at Hall Names Staff
Mrs. Frieda Branch was elected president of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at a meeting at Mrs. Cora Kolbeck’s home. Officiating were Mrs. Carol Walter and others, with reports on Brother Van’s book and a scripture lesson by Mrs. Mary Jensen. Several members and guests listed attend. Mrs. M H Furman travels to Seattle and Salem after the holidays. area families and students from Montana State College noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Jamison
Missoula
Gertrude Orman
Ellen Kolbeck
Stella Graybeal
Leona Dingwall
Johanna Nelson
Ruth Hackett
Christine Johnson
Annie Enman
Eloise Henderson
Mary Bray
Lois Ann Kolbeck
M. H. Furman
Seattle
Wash
Marjoria Furman
Salem
Ore
Alan Patton
Lois Jensen
Leonard Bray
Kenny Gutcher
Jack McGee
Montana State College
Bozeman
F. D. Jensen
Hawkins Bray
Flossie Johnson
Philipsburg
Fred Parker
Caro Ann Bradshaw
Logan
Utah
Lawrence Gebhardt
Terry
Belgrade Women Install Officers At Season Close
Belgrade Montana June 5 The Belgrade Woman's club held its season finale on May 25 with Mrs George Van Delinder presiding Delegates Mrs Bertha Eblen and Mrs M E Brower reported on the county federation Brower installed officers for the coming year including Pauline Clarkin president Dretta Van Delinder vice president Susie Gilmer recording secretary Frances Nelson corresponding secretary and a club fund cancer drive netted 160 Lunch followed by a committee chaired by Mrs Joe Menger Mrs Charles Rocker Mrs Charles Hecox Mrs W A Allen and Mrs L A Walker The next meeting is set for Sept 23 Also falls visitors Mr and Mrs Al Pillen their son Albert and his bride of Great Falls spent Sunday and Monday in Sheridan with friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Frances Nelson
8. C. Allen
Cancer Fund
Joe Menger
Charles Rocker
Charles Hecox
W. A. Allen
L. A. Walker
Children in Dance Parade revue at Mary McTaggart Kintree
Whitehall notes list Busan Taylor Sandra Rickard Rita Ann Rice and Barbara Ann Kounts as performers in the Mary McTaggart Kintree Dance Parade of 1848 in Butte on June 1 and 2. Attendees at the revue included Mr. and Mrs. R A Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rice Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kouitz Jr Mrs Frank Taylor Miss Leona Taylor and Mr. and Mrs M L Rickard. Acacia chapter No 21 OBS met at the Masonic temple with hostesses Elizabeth Clark Martha Winslow and Ella Mosler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Busan Taylor
Sandra Rickard
Rita Ann Rice
Barbara Ann Kounts
Mary McTaggart
Masonic Temple
Elizabeth Clark
Martha Winslow
Ella Mosler
Sheridan Rainbow Leader install and social notices
At a regualr Rainbow assembly meeting in Sheridan on June 5 officers were installed led by Joan Sheldon with Janice Woodward as Worthy Adviser and Betty Mayo as drill leader. The report lists color station assignments for several girls and attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Tolson, Mrs. Wearne, and others visiting local families along with travel to Lima and Bozeman for various events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Bieler
Joan Sheldon
Mary Ellen Hodges
Betty Mayo
Ela May Steiner
Robert Tolson
Frank
Big Timber
Tolson
P. Kitt
Neil Brown
Douglas
Helena
Eugene Nelson
R. H. Dyer
Houstonia
F. B. McClure
M. W. Bening
McClure
Hoyt Sprague
Robert
James Sprague
David Hill
Kenneth Halse
Hebgen Dam
Madison
Ray
Olive Smith
Madison Valley
Bert, Ellinghouse
Lynn
George
Margaret Armitage
Logan
Elizabeth Armitage
Wiliam K. Armitage Ranch
Cameron
Glen Marsh
J. F. Oakwood
Bozeman
Scout Camporee Brings Drummond Troops Together
Granite district holds its first annual Boy Scout camporee at South Boulder Creek with troops from Drummond New Chicago and Philipsburg. Patrols demonstrate camp and scout craft. events include first aid signaling compass testing nature tracking and cooking. Sunday features church program and nature activities. Courtly notes list local visitors and birthday and birth announcements across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Peebles
Chateau
Frank Ramberg
Missoula
Emma Crowley
Bozeman
Dennis
Ed Shierson
Dorothy Watson
Eileen Logue
Rose Peterson
Dillon
Montana State Normal
Mahfoy Hart
Three Forks
William Walters
Fred Harm
Frank Stockerd
Salem
N. D
W. G. Newell
Family Gathering At Thompson Home In Whitehall
Whitehall notes record a Sunday gathering at Mrs. Louw Thompson's home with children and grandchildren from Whitehall Missoula and nearby towns. Several families traveled for holidays visiting relatives in Billings Roundup Ennis Polson Deer Lodge Big Timber and Stanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Louw Thompson
Earl Larson
R. R. Thompson
Cliff Solem
Missoula
Salems
E. A. Harden
D. M. O'Neill
Barbara
Billings
W. T. Gustafson
Lynn
Gale
Eugene Saier
Ennis
Heather Bry
Bill
Big Timber
A. A. Donaldson
Frank Westfall, Jr
Don
Mr. Donaldson
Walter Schmiedeskamp
Polson
George Pehl
Mr. Pehl
William Pehl
John Pehl
Terry
OES Echo Chapter Honors Leader Visit and Memorial Day Guests
Mrs Palma Coon of Billings grand worthy matron of Montana paid an official visit to Echo chapter No 38 on May 25 with Augusta Baumeartner Esther Shaw and other officials from Belgrade Sheridan Twin Bridges Three Forks Jefferson Island and Missoula Also Pony visitor Jack Lamarr and several Memorial Day visitors from Avon Butte Bozeman Helena and Great Falls were noted Girl Scouts will hold biweekly afternoon meetings this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Sheridan
Twin Bridges
Three Forks
Jefferson Island
Jack Lamarr
Livingston
R. E. Schreibe
Billings
A. Parsnik
Albert Benson
Ida Benson
Jack Manley
Baby
Avon
M. D. Manley
Rita
Butte
Billy Manley
Bozeman
Bessie Connor
Stanley Syskowski
Helena
Fay White
Lillian Muir
Sharon
Winifred Kemp
Pony
Great Falls
Harold Marshall
Tiarvey
George Welch
Cliff Lake
Virgil Davis
Cleveland
Ohio
Boy Is Honored on Birthday in Willow Creek
George Reich, seven, was honored on his birthday at a Willow Creek home party. Twenty two children attended with games and refreshments. Hosts included Mrs. Reich and helpers Mrs. Marion Jewett Mrs. William Bergren and Mrs. L D Ballantyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Creek
George Reich
Frank Reich
Ennis Hospital Papers Are Given Approval
In Ennis the hospital board approved articles of incorporation and by laws with changes during a Tuesday night meeting at Oscar Clark hall. The next meeting is set for Monday June 7 at 8 pm in the same hall. Subscribers are urged to attend to pledge payments and officer elections. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed in attendance and social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis
Oscar Clark
Denny Wonder
Margaret Armitage
Elizabeth Armitage
Helena
Bert Hilinghouse
Sheridan
William Armitage
Gene Mooney
Clifford Clark
David
Deer Lodge
John FP
Eve
Columbus
Inlaw
Herman
Erie
John H. Pankey
Philipsburg
Friends
Virginia City
Kathryn Pankey
Jules
Gustafson
Greta
Havre
L. M. Jeffers
J. B. Jeffers
Byron Saunders
Beverly
Dean Sheffield
Shaheen Hobbs
Neva Cowan
Patricia Goetz
Jan Oaberg
H. E. Rakeman, Jr
Billings
Peta Mazula
Missouri
Mazula
Earl Love
Bud Cassidy
San Francisco
Sara Potter
Ralph Paugh
George Meek, Jr
Former Gardiner Resident Dies
Mrs. Gray Fields, a well known former Gardiner resident, died May 21 in a Salt Lake City hospital. She and her husband lived in Gardiner for years and worked in Yellowstone park. They spent the past winter in Pocatello Idaho. Survived by husband a daughter Sally 12 and a six week old son Homer Thomas and a sister in Salem Oregon. 8. D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner
Gray Fields
Salt Lake City
James Kolokotrones
Great Falls
Wallace
Idaho
Julian DeGreda
DeGleda
Joseph Ford, Sr
Harlowton
Harold Engebretson
Butte
Paul Stevenson
Deer Lodge
Three Forks
James Kolokolones
McCullough
Milwaukee Road
B. A. Lausch
Seattle
W. H. Merrill
Lausch
Betty Merrill
Clyde Potter
Three Forks Dance Club Hosts Progressive Supper and Party
Three Forks daily life roundup notes the Three Forks Dance Club entertaining with a progressive supper starting at the J C Skamog osk home and ending at the Max Hughes residence. The piece lists social visits, bridge scores, and local movements among residents, including guests from Manhattan and Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Forks Dance Club
Graduation Class at Twin Bridges Given Diplomas
Commencement exercises were held at the high school auditorium for the Twin Bridges graduating class. The program featured processions, music, salutatorian Jerry Schaub, valedictorian Georgina Weingart, diploma presentation by Leland Tash, and a list of graduates. Diplomas were also presented to 18 eighth grade graduates. The week included a Home Economics style show and silver tea for mothers, with additional social notices about local visitors and weekend plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Bridges
Ross Oberg
Sally Jo Telin
The
Jerry Schaub
Gladys Lewis
Georgina Weingart
W. B. Frame
Butte
Virginia Balkovetz
Leland Tash
Byron Bayers
John N. Root
Mary Ellen Frazier
Robert J. Fournier
Joyce Weingart
Owen ©. Sallender
Shirley F. Shearer
Alfred Woods
Dorothy M. Parks
Nick N. Novich
Margaret A. Ehrmann
Elaine M. Luneger
Harris Hesser
Whitehall
Clara Spinner
Ethel Jacobs
A. Sill
Sheridan
al Prazier
Vermin Varnadore
Joe Marshall
Maurice Moore
David Leh- Walder
Oakland
Calif
Boynton
Paige
Ronnie
Philipsburg
Owen Calloway
Canada
MacTaggart
Spokane
Taggart
State Highway Commission
Russell Brown
California
James Bateman
Bremerton
Wash
Phil Cook
Carl Barent
Livingston
Barent
A. C. Bayers Ranch
W. B. Haskell
Great Falls
C. M. Holbert
Madison Valley Woman's Club Holds Pollock Lunch Session
ENNIS June 8 The Madison Valley Woman's club met at Mrs A J Watkins home for a pollch lunch and picnic A brief business meeting was led by Mrs Claude Windecker Guests included Mrs Irene Thatcher Winifred Angle Mrs Walter Angle Janice Watkins Patsy Bausch and others Members present listed with many visitors from Bozeman Willow Creek Sheridan and Virginia City Also noted are Betty Saunders heading to Ogden Utah for two weeks and Harrison Conley visiting Bozeman for medical care
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hal Pasley
Byron Saunders
Earl Love
O. L. Long
Claude Angle
John Bausch
A. J. Watkins
George Slanger
Alice Hadzor
L.oig
Baker
Kathryn Careau
Alice Wondworth
Carrie Walters
M. E. Love
Isarn Love
Bozeman
Womack
Jimmy
Johnny
Holly Hinton
Willow Creek
Lloyd Love
Sheridan
Paul Love
Guy Howers
William Ray Kohls
Y. K. Naylor
Virginia City
Betty Saunders
Ogden
Utah
George Prout
Harrison Conley
George Hungerford
Deaconness Hospital
Waterloo Personal Notes Recorded
Memorial day holiday visitors and relatives noted across Waterloo Butte and nearby towns. Mrs Mae Held and Joyce joined Charles Dulaney of Anaconda for a brief visit while Mr and Mrs Alfred Hunt visited Ditton relatives. Charles Carney and Billings family toured Waterloo and Whitehall. Kathryn Noyd and Bessie McArthur were in Twin Bridges for business. Walter Talbot and Basin visitors also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Frank van Watt
Butte
Bud van Watt
Charles Carney
Billings
Whitehall
Charles Dulaney
Anaconda
Mae Held
Joyce
Alfred Hunt
Ditton
Kathryn Noyd
Bessie McArthur
Twin Bridges
Fay Curtis
Walter Talbot
Basin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Manhattan News Notes
Harry M. Keller
Mayaguez
Puerto Rico
Elkhorn Mine
Club
Summer Range
Ruby Valley Stock Association
Lester Williams
C. S. Martin
Clarence Martin
Linda
Noble Ahl
Watsonville
Ahls
J. W. Miles
Joe Purin
Jens Nicholson
Rowan
Tom Alhro
Charles Rinehart
Harvey Mack
Albro
Isabel Hunt
Lind, Wash
Carroll Cleveland
Normal
Cheney
Floyd Schmitt
William Leckner
WSCS
Hall
Janice Woodward
Sheridan Rainbow
Bobby
Jimmy Basolo
Micky Naranich
Button Sommers
Dickie Nicholls
Joe Arthur Masolo
Dale Nicholls
Howard Mears
Louie and
Mary Bowles
Buddy Scherer
Timmy Stevens
Russell Roe
Townsend Adeete
Thompson Home
OES
Ennis Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Dancing Club
Lark
Dick Hume
J. C. Skamogosk
Max Hughes
A. F. and
A. M
Order of Eastern Star
James Kelley
Edwin Bellach
Ahl
Bellach
Kelley
Sherman Lee
Tommy Jenkins
Lee and Jenkins
Francis Fowler
Murray Hospital
Madison Valley Club
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