Dillon Woman Cora Taylor Dies After Illness at Barrett Hospital
Miss Cora Taylor longtime Dillon resident and Eliel department store buyer dies at Barrett hospital after brief illness. Born in New Brunswick 1884 she lived in Bannack Beaverhead and Dillon. Survived by siblings and other relatives in Canada Texas and British Columbia. Funeral Thursday 2:30 from Poindexter home with Rev E S Hurley. Interment Mountain View cemetery. Local notices mention community events and nearby residents in Harlowton and surrounding areas.
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Beaverhead County
Bannack
Vancouver
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Texas
EB. L. Poindexter
South Ydaho Street
E. S. Hurley
Mountain View Cemetery
Medical Commission Commits Mrs. Carlson to State Hospital
In Dillon on April 28 a medical commission including Drs. Stephen Walker and Poindexter ordered Mrs. Catherine Carlson, a resident of Armatead, committed to the Warm Springs state hospital. Judge Rodgers was absent. D C Gosman presided at the hearing held at the courthouse. Deputy Kellum transported Mrs. Carlson to Warm Springs, returning this morning.
Dillon News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Events
R B McClintock, a Twin Bridges banker, spent a day in Dillon handling business. William Marshall visits from Alder for several days. Ruby Wyatt piano pupils forecast a public recital on May 8 in Dillon. John T Poole, from Reichle, was a business visitor. Wendell Jardine visits from Dillon. Schulz, a Sheridan stockman, tours Dillon. W E Lloyd returns from Butte after business. Local twins born to Mr and Mrs Fassler of Melrose. Mae Sprinkle of Alder visiting. Mrs Dunn and others return from a northern visit.
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Dillon
Ison County
Sheridan
Lima
W. E. Lloyd
Butte
William Davis
Gebhard Fassler
Melrose
Mae Sprinkle
Dillonting
William Dunn
John Shives
Mary Judge
William Dunn Jr
Harlowton News Notes Brightened By Local Accessions And Events
R E Freeman, a prosperous Briley rancher, visited Harlo for a weekend with friends. Students in Harlowton schools raised funds through a homelessness benefit, netting a tidy sum. Odd Fellows lodge members traveled to Lewistown for the 106th anniversary ceremony, reporting gracious treatment and camaraderie.
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Harlowton
Tharlowton
R.E. Freeman
Briley
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Lewistown
Order
America
Odd Fellows
Deer Lodge Bureau Examinations Underway
Eighth grade examinations were held Wednesday and will continue today at the county superintendent of schools office under Miss Sally Batterton. All students wishing to take part are asked to be present. The plan allows pupils unable to test in class to prepare for the higher grade without delay.
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Deer Lodge
County Superintendent of Schools
Sally Batterton
Deer Lodge Notes Record Local Visits and Trips
April 29 Deer Lodge notes list H W Williams of Tacoma transacting business Tuesday. Attorney Roy Michaud of Anaconda attended to affairs Wednesday. Mrs Mollie Mitchell returned Wednesday from a brief business visit in Bute. L F Hines of Bozeman was in town Tuesday on business. J 8 Griffith of Tacoma transacted business Tuesday. Dave Ehrlich plans a month long vacation in Chicago and other eastern cities.
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Deer Lodge
Darby School District Nominates A B Cole For Reelect
A B Cole was reelected superintendent of the Darby consolidated school district No. 9 at a year end board meeting. Lenore Thompson and Mildred Peterson were reelected as high school teachers. Miss Hannon resigned to study in Washington next year and Mrs Carl Evans was chosen to replace her. Other teachers reelected include Mrs Lear Mrs Susan Sherwin Willie May Sherwin Elisabeth Johnson and M M Edgemond.
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Darby
A. B. Cole
Darby Consolidated School District
No. 9
Cole
Lenore Thompson
Mildred Peterson
Is Hannon
Washington
Carl Evans
Hannon
Lear
Susan Sherwin
Willie May Sherwin
Elisabeth Johnson
M. M. Edgemond
Local Happenings In Victor As Mrs Wood, Others Return
Victor residents report several travel updates and local projects. Mr Alfred Wood and Mrs Wood have returned from a business trip to Missoula. G B Stranger will start building a new home on his ranch east of town next week with John Peterson in charge. Swift Chamberlain plans a farm residence erection southeast of town soon, contract awarded to Adam Hornung. Byron Clarke came back from Butte after two weeks with friends. The junior high class will stage the play A Crowded House under Lucile Tuxbury. Ella Holmes returned from Missoula visiting her sister Mrs Robert Young recovering from an operation at the Northern Pacific hospital. Mrs Lottie Martens also came back from Missoula, and Lawrence Watters rural mail carrier has returned from a brief visit at Butte. Ed Hackett filled in a fee route during Watters absence.
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Jake Knaff
Harlowton
Milwaukee Railway
Seattle
C. J. Shanahan
Portland
Ore
Pacific Coast
Walter Gugler
Briley
K. Campbell
Bozeman
Philip Laux
Lewistown
Emmet O’sullivan
J. H. Wischer
A. A. Poirier
R. C. Beaver
Shawmut
Kalberg
J. E. Wood
Helena
Filer
Idaho
Woman's Club
Victor
Alfred Wood
Missoula
G. B. Stranger
John Peterson
Frances Helm
Aice Magee
Woodside
Swift Chamberlain
Adam Hornung
Byron Clarke
Butte
Lucile Tuxbury
Ella Holmes
Robert Young
Lottie Martens
Lawrence Watters
Ed Hackett
Watters
Whitehall Father and Son Banquet Planned by Students
Whitehall April 29 The Whitehall Agricultural club of the high school has arranged a Father and Son banquet for members and their fathers at the high school Thursday evening. The event aims to deepen ties between fathers patrons and students while promoting vocational work. Prof. M. K. Luther will preside as toastmaster with toasts from Dr. L. R. Packard mayor C A Brown Bud Manlove and Robert Lyons.
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Whitehall
Whitehall Agricultural Club
Agricultural Department
M. K. Luther
Whitehall Prepares for District Track Meet Showpiece
Southern Montana district track event at county fair grounds near Whitehall on Saturday draws entries from 17 schools with about 100 competitors. Whitehall, Livingston, Bozeman and Three Forks vie for team honors as notable athletes like Horner, Caruso, Avery, Nelson, Parks, and Halverson target top events. Businesses close for the meet, roads are good, grandstands and parking are ample, and a high school gym dance will cap the day with medal awards.
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Standard
Whitehall
Montana
County Fair
Three Forks
Livingston
Bozeman
Three Yorks
Horner
Caruso
Avery
Nelson
Parks
Willow Creek
Halverson
Whitehall News Notes April 29 Community Roundup
Whitehall residents report travel to Boulder for the County Federation of Women's clubs session. Local clergy visits include Rev Frederick T Spencer in Whitehall for Butte Deaconess Hospital outreach. Rev T B Reagan returns to Helena via Boulder. Other highlights note educational address by Dr Frank Madden in Butte.
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Whitehall
Whitehall Woman's Club
Boulder
County Federation of Women's Clubs
Frederick T. Spencer
Butte
Kansas City
Beula Akin
Edwards, Mont
Roscoe Baldridge
M. K. Luther
James Beamer
George Taylor
Lee Westmoreland
Arthur Sandholtz
Henry Waldo
Governor revokes stock embargo over foot and mouth disease
Helena April 29 Acting on a recommendation from the state live stock sanitary board Governor Erickson today lifted a prior proclamation that barred shipment of live stock and produce into the state from certain localities. The ban had been issued because foot and mouth disease was ravaging California livestock.
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Helena
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Erickson
California
Dutch Colony Plans Major Oil Base at Willemstad
The 1925 budget for Curacao includes a memorial detailing plans to build a mammoth oil refinery on the Caribbean island and to transform Willemstad into one of the world’s largest fuel oil bases, boosting the port’s status.
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The
Hague
Curacao
Willemstad
Caribbean
Advice for a Wife in Japan In Jealous Naval Officer Letter
A letter found on a Kamakura beach handed to police contains injunctions from a jealous naval officer to his wife. The directives forbid speaking with the postman or tradesmen and instruct delivery through a door slit while advising against visiting the public bath at night. The item reflects courtship control in wartime Japan.
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Japan
Tokio
Kamakura
Anaconda News Golfers Pair Mixed Foursome
Pairings for the mixed foursome opening at Anaconda country club were announced by the sports committee. Teams include Mrs. Fred Amthor with Joseph A. Hylton, Miss Florence Cunningham with W. R. B. Wirth, Miss Kathleen Gallagher with W. E. McDonald, and many others. Scores must be submitted by May 10, with adjustments directed to George Forrest or Miss Margaret Nuckols as needed.
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Anaconda Country Club
George Forrest
Margaret Nuckols
Fred Amthor
Joseph A. Hylton
F. S. Adams
Mies Gertrude Br
Florence Catlin
al Campbell
Chlores Campbell
R. A. Emmons
Flora Collins
Charles McNeil
Fay Collins
EB. EB. Pickell
Florence Conrad
Tom Bayne
Martha Davidson
P. F. Fitzgerald
George Dean
J. F. Bryson
G. H. Forrest
H. N. Blake
F. F. Frick
J. C. Harrington
Helen Fagan
Russell Merz
Kathleen Gallagher
W. E. McDonald
H. C. Gardiner
J. R. Bryant
Elizabeth Gardiner
Jack Nuckols
J. A. Hasley
L. EF. Larsen
M. R. Hoyt
R. A. Case
Betty Hall
L. H. Richardson
M. R. Mull
Rh. C. Hall
F. C. Ramsing
Dorothy Kruger
T. H. Donahue Jr
C. King
J. M. Minor
Charles Luxton
H. G. Bliss
Geraldine Long
C. F. Murc
Rose la Pointe
Nels C. Fernstrom
Ted Martin
G. R. Soper
W. T. Masten
F. H. Miller
A. M. Macintyre
John Vanostrum
E. J. Stevens
R. S. Oliver
W. L. Collins
Br. L. Larsson
G. G. Child
A. J. Rolfe
W. B. Gorham
W. K. Smith
Sam Watson
Guy Burnett
E. B. Cain
Lucille Garrity
Doug Hutchens
Reign of Terror Ended by Two Pol icemen
Police arrested Dan and Emmet Callahan of 508 Washington street after reports they chased people with an axe in Anaconda. Night Chief Beausoliel wrestled the axe from Dan at the doorway, while Officer Bentley stopped Emmet. Both brothers were jailed on drunkenness and disorderly charges.
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Anaconda
Dan
Emmet Callahan
Washington Street
Callahan
Beausoliel
Bentley
Welfare Club Meeting at St. Peter's Parish Hall
St. Peter's Welfare club will meet at the parish hall at 7 30 this evening to discuss the new constitution. Members are urged to attend to plan fundraising for finishing the new auditorium and address associated problems.
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St. Peter’s
Mail Order Ad Offers Free Foley Remedies Sample
A Cleveland style advertisement urges readers to mail ten cents to Foley & Co for free sample bottles of FOLEY'S HONEY & TAR COMPOUND and FOLEY'S PILLs and CA THARTIC TABLETS for coughs, colds, hoarseness, urinary issues and constipation. The copy claims no opiates and widespread use. A Camden Town dealer was fined for cruelty to birds in a separate note. Pieces of real gashell are described as hat trimmings in London.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Ill
FOLEY
Camden Town
London
Guardian Kelly declares strain in Montana asylum case
The court debated admissibility of a guardian appointment and depositions from Wisconsin sanitariums as evidence in the Mrs. Kelly case. J A Kelly testified about his guardianship and moving his wife among St Peter's in Minnesota and Wisconsin facilities before sending her to Warm Springs Montana.
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St. Peter’s Hospital
Minnesota
J. A. Kelly
Supreme Court of Montana
Winston
Montana
F. C. Sudiey
Rock Shyster
Wisconsin
St. Peter's Insane Institution
St. Paul
St. Peter's
Wauwatosa
Riverside
Chicago
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