Contagious Die talk at Rotary meeting noted
The Deer Lodge Rotary heard Dr. Vidal of Galen discuss contagious disease and control measures, with the talk praised by members. Lou Gordon shared highlights of a California visit, and R. D. Larabie covered business travels to Seattle and other coastal cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. K. Vidal
Galen
Lou. Gordon
California
R. D. Larabie
Seattle
Rotary Club
Victor N. "Weber
Club Leader Visits to Deer Lodge Meeting
A large attendance at the Business and Professional Women's meeting in Deer Lodge on April 8 heard Mrs. Demna Harvey of St. Paul Minnesota, national president of the Federation of B and P Women, praise the work across the United States. The program included member songs and a special B and P W section, with Mrs. J. Flynn attending as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Demna Harvey
St. Paul, Minn
Federation of Busines
Mint
Harvey
United States
J. Flynn
Cita
Miss Annie Cordden Weds John Kerrulah at First Presbyterian
In Deer Lodge on April 8 at 8 pm Miss Annie Cordden became the bride of John Kerrulah at the First Presbyterian Church. Rev. F C Feldt officiated with Dr and Mrs G J Marette as attendants. The couple planned a West Montana honeymoon and will reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerauish—Cordden
Deer Lodge
Annie Cordden
John Kerrulah
F. C. Feldt
G. J. Marette
Mr. Ker
West
Montana
Deer Lodge News Notes Local travels and visits
April 8 Deer Lodge notes show Assessor Beaumont and County Commissioner William Knop of Powell County signing in Granite county. Helena visitors Ruth Calhoun and George McGillis call on locals. Mrs Kate McGillis and Mr and Mrs W W Case conduct business. Mrs Wade ill prompts Martha Steel trip. others Fred Vaughn and Wade residents make regional visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Beaumont and County
William Knop
Powell Coun
Granitecounty
Ruth Calhoun
Helena
Helen
Marian
George McGillis
Kate McGillis
W. W. Case
Garrison
Sache der
Starke
James Minor
James
Great Falls
W. B. Matheson
Pion
Martha Steel
M, Wade
Fred Vaughn
Butte
Bitter Root Stevensville News Notes April Update
Stevensville readers receive a scattered April update with notices of property sales including W H of Bt Regis selling city property to A R Phillips, Mrs D M Cummings resuming office duties at Bitter Root cooperative creamery, and various residents traveling or visiting.
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Stevensville
W. H
Bt. Regis
A. R. Phillips
D. M. Cummings
F. Plummer
Butte
Fred Cand
Taylor
Pom Eee
Ieee
Fred
Lane
Haigh Ranch
Harriet Caple
Chris Mossman
Aberdeen
Theeek
J. R. Faulds
Call
Constance Huls
Lone Rock
Huls
Corvallis
F. Haller
Berkeley
Cal
C. Brillhart
Better Than Calomel Dr Edwards Olive Tablets
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a mild laxative effect that improves liver function without harming teeth. The ads claim calomel damages teeth and that Olive Tablets act quickly to correct liver and bowel issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Corvallis People and Local Business News Briefs
Mr and Mrs Charles McRae return to Woodside after winter in Los Angeles. Miss Margaret Slack visits relatives in Missoula. Mr and Mrs Louis Albertson buy the D R Frogge property south of town and swap with Frogge who takes over the Main street service station. The eight mill school levy passes again. Charles Johnson and Ed Kelly elected district trustees. Dalva of French Basin in Corvallis week. W L Schraedl reelected to Bitter Root Irrigation board for three years. Standards offered at St Johns drug store on Sunday after afternoon stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Robertson
Walter Poindexter
Bitter Root
Main Street
J. J. McLaughlin
Northern Pacific
McLaughlin
Corvallis
Charles McRae
Woodside
Los Angeles
Margaret Slack
Missoula
Louis Albertson
D. R. Frogge
St. John’s Drug Store
Dillon Volunteer Firemen Names New Officers
Dillon on April 8 reports the annual election of officers for the Dillon Volunteer Fire Department. Lambert Eliel becomes chief, John B. Mayfield secretary, and W. B. Paddock treasurer. Seven new members were initiated and honored with free Hartwig Theater passes from Bond Grocery for their service during the Cos grove market fire incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
City Hall
Lambert Eliel
Dale Tash
John B. Mayfield
R. R. Price
W. B. Paddock
F. B. Ashworth
Odd Fellows
Dick Nelson
Roy Carruthers
Frank Paul
A. D. Tait
Charles Banks
Fred Featherly
Roy Meads
Hartwig Theater
Bond Grocery Company
Cosgrove Market
Water Case Opens In District Court In Dillon
Judge Lyman H. Bennett of Virginia City presides over a Medicine Lodge creek water suit in Dillon. The district court opened at 10 this morning and will run several days as ranchers from Medicine Lodge and Horse Prairie creeks testify and present evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Lyman H. Bennett
Virginia City
Medicine Lodge Creek
Medicine Lodge
Horse Prairie Creeks
Beaverhead High Senior Class Observes Bbo Hunkus Day
The Beaverhead County High School senior class held BBo hunkus day with upperclassmen in varied grotesque costumes. A noon recess street display drew attention, followed by an afternoon program and a matinee dance at the high school gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Beaverhead County High School
Dillon Daily Roundup of Local Visitors and Residents
April 8 in Dillon reports A A Anderson a Grant visiting for several days. James Paige arrives from Twin Bridges. P H Connors of Melrose stops for business. Lowell Smith brings friends from Virginia City. John Peterson of Grant attends to business. W C Beott of Philipsburg visits for work. Mrs M D Gist returns from Baton Rouge after a week away. Ross Nay remains on his Grasshopper Valley ranch for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
A. Anderson
Grant
James Paige
Twin Bridges
P. H. Connors
Melrose
Lowell Smith
Rose
Virginia City
John Peterson
W. C. Beott
Philipsburg
M. D. Gist
Baton
Ross Nay
Grasshopper Valley
Basin Feud Follows Finn Bath House Fight
William Wickman was stabbed during a Monday night confrontation in Basin as deputies pursue Matt Jack, operator of a Finn bath house, who allegedly attacked Wickman while Wickman reportedly attempted a hold up. Wickman’s wound is minor and he recovered with Dr. Rainville’s care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin News
Basin
William Wickman
Mountjoy
Sumner
Matt Jack
Wickman
Jack
Dr. Rainville
John Becker
Rule Mercantile and Butchering Company
Becker
Albert Koehler
John Rule
Koehler
Rule
Boulder
Mahlon K. Quealy
Kemmerer
Wyo
Elk Park
Oscar Carlson
Bill Lenoir
St. James’ Hospital
Butte
John F. Mercer
Charlie Carlson
P. C. Comeau
Ray
J. J. Murphy
Mary Kosola
Venice Warren
Wheatland
D. E. Loughran
Warren Gilmer
Helena
Otis Skinner
Jack Baltrami
Rule & Reed
Kathryn Morgan
J. C. Yob
Katherine Loughran
T. D. Downey
Dan Merrill
J. J. Davis
Charles Petitt
Montana Unit Ranks High in Army Course
The reserve officers training corps of the University of Montana and the University of California are rated as superior units, the highest military rating for such organizations, per the Ninth corps area inspection officer. They are the only two schools in the northwest and southwest divisions to receive this grade.
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State University
University of Montana
University of California
Ninth Corps
Northwest
Southwest
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Baby Peggy A Regular American Kid Stars In Short Reels
Baby Peggy, a Universal screen child star, lives like an ordinary girl with cookies and rag dolls. Her keen understanding of directions led Abe and Julius Stern to elevate her from extras at Century Studios to stardom in short reels. Her latest film, The Family Secret, adapts Frances Hodgson Burnett s Editha s Burglar and opens at the American theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy
Universal
Century Studios
Hollywood
Abe
Julius Stern
Century Comedies
Universal Company
Frances Haigson Burnett
Famonus
Editha
Doctored All Winter Finds Relief from FOLEY'S Medicine
A reader from Berrysburg Pennsylvania praises FOLEY'S HONEY & TAR COMPOUND for cough and cold relief after a harsh winter. The ad notes it contains no opiates and is widely sold, with ingredients printed on each carton and a call to refuse substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FOLEY
Henr Daniel
Berrysburg
Penn
Foley's
No Charge Filed in Stabbing Case in Anaconda
Chris Milovich remains in county jail after the Tuesday night stabbing of Arthur Murphy of Butte. An autopsy found a deep knife wound to Murphy’s heart. the murder weapon is still missing. Coroner plans an inquest after James Murphy arrives from California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Milovich
Arthur Murphy
Butte
Milovich
A. J. Willits
J. H. Noonan
Murphy
Ners
Barney McGreevey
James H. Murphy
California
Mr. Murphy
Anaconda
P. J. Finnegan
Judge Winston Rules On Five Civil Gases
Judge George B. Winston in district court dismissed two cases, continued two, and sustained an objection to testimony in a fifth civil matter. In the McNally vs Capps auto damage suit the court sustained objections to testimony and allowed a 20 day window to amend the complaint. Several jurors were drawn and then dismissed prior to testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Winston
Margaret McNally
A. C. Capps
T. P. Stewart
Ed Long
J. F. Johnson
Thomas Torgerson
August Holmberg
Joseph Thomas
Peter Johnson
W. H. Currie
P. X. Murphy
T. J. Murphy
Ed Corcoran
Harry Carter
Henry Williams
William S. Lautman
George Sphall
National Bank of Anaconda
Ash
Silija Trbovich
Andy Range
Birdie Ward
Paul Chase
Justice Court
Man Held After Erratic West of Anaconda Incident
Motorist reports a strange man a mile west of Anaconda prompting Police Chief Cullen and Fireman John Robinson to respond. The man resisted arrest, claimed multiple identities, and was jailed at city hall. Authorities suspect he may be the Warm Springs asylum escapee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamps
Anaconda
Cullen
John Robinson
Warm Springs
Father O Neill Here for Easter Services
The Rev James H O Neill vice president and registrar of Mount St Charles college arrived in Anaconda to assist with holy week and Easter services at St Pauls church He will speak at 730 pm on The Journey to Emmaus and Friday on The Why of the Death of Christ Easter Sunday 1030 am sermon Walking in the New Years of Life He has visited Anaconda many times before and promises a treat for listeners
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. O'Neill
Mount St. Charles College
Anaconda
St. Pauls Church
Emmaus
Christ
Father O'Neill
Council Canvasses Anaconda Ballots In Special Meeting
At a special city council meeting last night the general election votes were canvassed with minor changes that did not alter the published list. Patrick Hugh presided in Mayor James B. Mc Cavitt’s absence. Leon Bentley was named traffic officer to aid in enforcing traffic laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PatrickHugh
James B. McCavitt
Leon Bentley
Anaconda
Young couple wed in city ceremony at noon
Miss Eva M. Rees aged 19 and Frank G. Sneberger aged 21 married yesterday at noon by Justice of the Peace Frank Fitzgerald. Attendants were Miss Mary Sneberger and Tony Sneberger, siblings of the groom. They will reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva M. Rees
Frank G. Sneberger
Frank Fitzgerald
Mary Sneberger
Tony Sneberger
Montana Students Present Two One Act Plays May Sixth
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports at State University the Masquers Club will stage The Pighead and The Damned Ide, two one act plays by Montana students. Richard Crandell and D Arcy Dahberg wrote the works with Prof. George W head of dramatics guiding, plus crew including Helen McGregor assistant director Dan Herrington art director Melvin Lord business manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Statf University
Montana
Richard Crandell
The
Kalmin
D’arcy Dahberg
George W
Elen McGregor
Butte
Dan Herrington
Melvin Lord
Missoula
Indian Railways Divisions Deployed Under Local Supervision
The government split each railway line into four divisions and assigned a divisional superintendent to oversee operations locally replacing central office governance. This shift marks a move toward decentralized management across the railway network.
Allenrhu Rheumatism Cure Promoted by City Drug Co
James H. Allen proclaims Allenrhu stops pain dissolves uric deposits and clears joints. He says his remedy works quickly, often relief in two days and complete improvement in days, with a money back guarantee to chronic rheumatic sufferers through City Drug Co and local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Drug Co
James H. Allen
Allenrhu
Forbes &J
Rochester
N. Y
Real Prescription for Neuritis Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Allenrhy Special Formula No 2 as a cure for neuritis and sciatic nerve pains. It claims quick relief within 24 hours, with capsules offered in No 3 for non liquid use, and asserts no addictive dope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lae Drug Company
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Bitter Root News
Bote
Dillon Bureau
Dillon News Notes
Basin Bureau
Anaconda News
McGreevey
Winston
Helo
Martha Wise
Gina
Sweet’s
SWEET
Salt Lake
Council
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