Dillon Delegates Pleased with Rotary District Governor Election
General news notes the Dillon delegation's satisfaction with Hoy Gatley's election as district governor of Rotary. Dr. S. E. Davie and Principal Linden McCullough reported on the Inland Empire association meeting in Spokane highlighting educational conditions in the Northwest discussed by prominent educators from several states.
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Ing
Helena
Dillon
Hoy
Gatley
Rotary
8. E. Davie
Linden McCullough
Inland Empire Association
Spokane
Northwest
Tates
Pleasant Valley community welfare group forms
Seventy more farmers and wives attend a Pleasant Valley schoolhouse housing meeting to finalize a permanent organization named Pleasant Valley Community Welfare. Prof M K Thor of the agriculture department presided as Dr Thor led the session and a report on constitution and by laws was accepted. Carter was named president with an active secretary treasurer and other officers chosen.
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shall-Pleasant Valley
Pleasant Valley
M. K.thor
Hall High School
Carter
Ste,m
Sin ‘Wan
Bruner Named Head of Woman's Club in Itehall News
In Itchall Ilgh school meeting Tuesday Mrs F F Bruner was elected head of the Woman's Club. Mrs Jennie Houghton was selected vice ding secretary and Mrs Ella Lepp along with Harry Youns W Woolverton and stor named to the board. Mrs H S Ayers and Mrs D Manlove chosen as delegates to county federation at Boulder on April 25. A literary musical program followed, including a book review by Mary Mikesell of Manhattan and classical sketches by Prof Clar et.
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Itchall Ingh
F. F. Bruner
Jennie Houghton
Ding
Ella Lepp
Harry Youns
W. Woolverton
Ayers
D. Manlove
Del
County Federation
Boulder
De Molays Install Officers in 1995 Event Title
The De Molays club held its installation in the lodge rooms on April 15 1995. Raymond Master was elected senior councillor Lowell Cow was junior councillor Kenneth Baker deacon John McFadden junior Alvin White standard bearer and key roles were filled by Jacob? not specified job wentinel chaplain Charles Job wentinel and Nelson White.
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Club of de Molays
Raymond Master ci
Lowell Cow
Kenneth Baker
John McFadden
Alvin White
Iiacoe
Charles Jobwentinel
Nelson White
Tyvehall Students Triumph in Sheridan Tests
Whitehall high school students excel at the Sheridan scholastic meet with top points and several event wins. Rowe Sung Mc Bruner lead in Latin science and math while four members contributed to the team’s 36 point total at Boseman.
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Whitehall
Wnitenall High-School
Batu
Boseman
To Pointe
Varuals
Poin Rowe
Astrid "Sung
Ralph “Mc
Richard Bruner
Tan
Local Notes From Dillon Area Briefs
Mrs. Frank A. Wee visited Dillon to see Foote. John Peterson spent the day in town from his ranch on Modi. Crawley conducted a business visit yesterday. The items reflect community notes and casual movements around Dillon.
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Dillon
Frank A
John Peterson
Sunita
Modi
Crawley
Butie Yeaterday
Basin Ladies Aid Meets at Church Thursday
Basin Montana April 15 The Ladies Aid society will meet at the Methodist church Thursday afternoon April 16 replacing the previously announced location at Mrs Clyde Darbys home. Many Basin residents and visitors are listed in a long social notes column with several trips to Butte Helena Great Falls and Boulder over the Easter holiday.
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Whitehall
W. J. Lowry
L. K.packard
Helena
Miles “Tuttle
Indson
Tuttle
Butt
A. W. Robert
Butte
George D. King
Teboc
Basin
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist
Clyde Darby
Jennie Carlon
Mary le Roy
Vivian Crosier
Dorothy le Roy
W. L. Creden
C.C. Coad
Hutte
Dorothy
Elizabeth
Florence Brinton
Gharien Gill
Boulder
W. F. Jackson
Rufus ‘Turner
Wickes
Kathryn Morwan
E. Loughran Cnildfen
Bat Aay Jr
Robert Pierce
August Grunert
Vera
Annetta
Barbara
Vera Jackson
Helen Kilburn
W. H. Andrews
Great Falls
Harry Rodolph
Mina Louisa Sponheim
Albert Angove
Truman Hopkins
George Mosher
Basin Visit
E Ser
Calvin Hawking
C. C. Flink
A. E. Cherry
Asa
Connors
Floyd Collins
Im Basin
C.D. ‘Thurber
Bourne By and Son
Mahlon K. Quealy
Loughran
Louis Jacques
Rotary Proposes Central Council in Deer Lodge
April 15 discussion at Rotary luncheon covered creating a Deer Lodge central council to function like a chamber of commerce, drawn from Kiwanis Rotary members and other townspeople. R W Ross reported on Rotary meetings in Helena, with plans for Dr Baker to speak on juvenile questions. local visitors noted.
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Deer Lodge
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Juncheon
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
R. W. Ross
Heléna
Rotary Luw
Missex Baker
Tom Angel
Butte
Dr. Baker
News Notes from April 18 Items in Hamilton Area
Notes cover Jeluin’s arrival from Pocatello and pending move to Anaconda Mercantile position, Hughes pleads not guilty to liquor charge with $500 bond, rush shipments from McIntosh and Gano apples to Butte, visits from Anson family to Chicago, Mrs. Sutton’s return from Amouta, Della McVay at Corvallis, Raymond Lord takes Wood ton ranch manager role, George VoRt passes Hamilton route on return from Townsend, Jo seph Little’s return from Butte, Bart Buck and Bartie head to Missoula, A C Walbridge inspects roads, Mrs Stier returns from California, Stratton from Tongview visiting, William Potts leases Burnt Park property, J B Parnell returns from California, Homer Nichols appointed road supervisor, Powell family visits from Victor.
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A. Fe
Jeluin
Pocatello
Ns ‘Amily
Anaconda
Mercantile Establishment
Hughes
Skatkaho
Creek
J. M. Belt
Butte
Anson
Helen
Windom
Chicago
Sutton
Afimouta
Della ‘McVay
Corvallis
Raymond Lord of
Sula
Woodton ‘Ranch
Lord
George "C. "VoRt
Hamilton
Townsend, Monts
Sville
Vansville
Joseph Little
California
Mrv
Stratton
Tongview
Wash
William Potts
Trackfoot
Caple Farich
Burnt Park
J.B. Parnell
Homer Nichols
Charles Powell
Victor
Roads open to divide on Mill Creek route by evening
A 32 man crew under Road Supervisor Charles Ralston cleares snowdrifts along the Mill Creek divide to paint a first class passable road to the top by tonight. The full road will take several days more. Six vessels sail between Brazil and Portugal as a shipping line expands trade. Petenichts Railways of Tuy shows freight rising nearly 100000 tons year over year.
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Mill Creek
F. W. Peckover
Charles Ralston
Brazil
Portugal
By & Sw Company
Petenichts Railways of
Tuy
Salvation Army drives to raise 2500 in Anaconda
Second day of the Salvation Army campaign in Anaconda reports steady public response. Field agents note courteous receptions and modest gifts as they canvass neighborhoods, crediting the Army with aiding hundreds and aiding children during the year. The drive plans to double activities if the goal is reached.
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Salvation Army
Ana Conda
Anaconda
Pioneer of Montana 15 Digled to Death
Spencer, 83, pioneer stockman of Montana and Canada, was killed at his ranch near Fort Shaw while hitching a team to a wagon. He came to Northern Montana in the 1860s, built a large ranching empire with 22,000 acres in Montana and 6,000 cattle in Canada, and leaves two sisters and several nephews. His brother died years ago, and Spencer had retired from active business. Also noted: a cigarette factory in Haupt pursues a Virginia style to counter American smokes amid rail service disruptions after heavy Peru rains.
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Great Falls
Iam Spencer
Montana
Canada
Fort Shaw
Mr. Spencer
John Spencer
Sam Spencer
California
Port Bhaw
Mia
Elizabeth Keenan
Cartleton
N. D
M. Meintyre
Spokane
Clit Melntyre
Floyd Callahan
Portland
William Melntyre
Eden
Mont
Elizabeth Miller
Santa Monica
Cal
Haupt
Peru
Patriots Day Observed In Anaconda By Governor Proclamation
Anaconda D A A urges observance of Patriots Day on April 19 and 20 following resolutions by national patriotic groups and a gubernatorial proclamation by John E Erickson. The note calls clergy and schools to reflect on the Lexington and Concord battle and the heroism of patriots as Montana joins nationwide commemorations.
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John E. Erickson
Lexington and Concord
America
Montana
I. J. E. Erickson
Monana
Kiwanis
Murder Charge Against Woman in District Court
Mrs Jessie Brown, colored, was charged with murder in an information filed in the district court yesterday by County Attorney Brown. Her husband was misled. Foster Whipple, brother of Mrs Brown, arrived from the eastern part of the state. Not guilty was the verdict returned by the jury in the liquor case against Cornelis Gallagher. Gallagher faced manufacturing intoxicating liquor at a cabin on East Park Avenue last October. On Oct 7, Dora Bollinger was arrested while Gallagher was found days later. On March 30 the woman was freed by a jury in district court. Witnesses for the state included Harry Beausoltel and others. Ira Stage prosecuted for the state. The jury included J Schwartz, Tom Pavotick, and several others. Frank Savane, colored, arraigned for opium, pleaded not guilty. trial set for April 18 with Attorney J B C Knight.
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Jessie Brown
Yeste
Brown
East Park Avenue
Dora Bollinger
Cullent
Beausoliel
Gallagher
District ‘Court
Harry Beausoltel
T. [.Cullen
L.R. Bentley
James Gallagher
Tame W. He Currie
John Mascott
Joe Thomas
FM. Dorian
August Holmberg
B. Z. Buffington
J. Murphy
GM. Reynolds
Frank Savane
James Hutton
J. B.C. Knight
Assessment work near completion in Deer Lodge county
Assessment work near completion in Deer Lodge county with three extra deputies Hayes Lavin Jos Stoken and Am Page assisting deputies to ax His Notice. Rayne Meeting tenlent at 20 FF H Clinton Secretary C Evans ER-Ady.
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Deer Lodge
Hayes Lavin
Jos Stoken
Am! Page
eRayne
Tenlent
FF. H. Clinton
C. Evans
E R—Ady
Real Relief From Neuritis Pain Formula No 2
A medical claim ad promises quick relief from neuritis pains with Allenrhu Special Formula No 2 capsules. It assures rapid reduction of torturing pains within hours and urges continued use for full relief, noting druggists and The City Drug Company supply.
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Ailenrhu
City Drug Company
Restless Sleep From Gas Tied to Adherika Claim
Restless sleep is linked to abdominal gas, with claims that Adherika quickly relieves gas and expels old waste matter. The ad urges avoiding pills and praises the product from Puller Drug Co, noting a Friday afternoon office mention and a burial reference.
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Adlerika
Puller Drug Co
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