Many Entries At Flower Show Opens With Plans
The local chamber hosts a three day flower show with displays arranged to mimic city lots. Mrs. Creden leads landscape planning and invites gardeners to submit scaled or free hand drawings for judging. Lectures and lantern slides will run nightly at 8 pm featuring experts on city beautifying planning and plant care. WW Merriman of Northern Pacific is in St Paul on business.
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Chamber of Commerce
L. Creden
Butte
Uges
W. L. Higgins
CT. Jennings
Peter Potter
Bell
Victor Siegel
C.F. Dallman
Dallman
John Kittridge
Forest Reserve
Forest Service
Kittridge
Professor Kirkwood
University of Montana
Montana
E. M. Norris
Lester Frink
Lee van Eten
Frank Bell
Burt Tower
James Graham
Albert Sundberg
T. R. Tunnell
Scott Fries
C. P. Jordan
William Creden
Chauncey Berrien
Keefe
Teresa O'Donnell
Transmississippi Golf Upsets Sting Denver Field
State champions and veterans fell to lesser known players in the Transmississippi Golf Association tournament at Denver Country Club. In the afternoon round Alexander Graham and Blaine Young were upset, while Harry G Less lost to G B Cochran as fifty states' players contended for the championship with eight still alive after the second round.
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Denver
Col
J.C. Ward
J.C. Stuttle
Kansas City
Heorge von Eln
Salt Lake City
A. Kennedy
Tulsa
Okla
T. B. Cochran
Wichita Falls
Texas
A. T. Warner
L. D. Bromfield
L. G. Palmer
Robert McKee
Des Moines
Transmississippi
J. A Kennedy
Oklahoma
Fred McCartney
George van Him
Utah
H. A. Fisher
State Tourney of Golfers at Helena
Montana golf players arrive for Helena Country Club tournament opening Friday. Ted Barker of Butte defends his title in men and women events starting 3 PM. Officials plan a dance, lunches, dinners, and a putting contest with spectator tent and score bulletin.
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Atch
Golfenthurs
Montana
Helena
Butte
Ted Barker
Broadwater
AAD Opens With No Detours On Sunday
Con tractor Media said the Race Track road will be open next Sunday without detour for the Elke picnic committee. A large crowd is expected headed to the joint Butte and Anaconda Ellis picnic at Senator Teney's ranch, with turnout likely higher than last year.
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Elke Picnic Committee
Senator Teney
Fine shipment of Holsteins to Ringling
One of the finest shipments of high grade cattle in the area was sent from Deer Lodge yesterday. Inspector Collins reported 117 pure bred Holstein dairy cattle valued at about $400 each, shipped by Frank Conley to R. T. Ringling at White Sulphur Springs. The herd is in excellent condition and to be added to Ringling’s ranches in the Smith River valley.
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Deer Lodge
Collins
Frank Conley
R. T. Ringling
White Sulphur Springs
Ringling
Smith River Valley
South Butte Savages Defeat Montana Power 12 to 6
South Butte Savages won at Stodden park beating Montana Power 12 to 6 in five innings. Bateman made a key catch and double play to halt a Power rally as Dougherty and Turner hurled for the Savages while Dutcher and Hobbs pitched for the Power. The Savages had 11 hits and the scorer miscounted an error. The Missionary society and Ladies aid meet tonight at Mrs Guthrie’s home on Oregon avenue at 2:30.
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South Butte
The
Powers
the Savages
the Missionary Society and
Ladies’ Aid of the Christian Church
Guthrie
Oregon Avenue
Road contract decision delayed amid wage dispute in Silver Bow
Silver Bow county commissioners heard competing bids for a road project as Tim Lawler of Butte proposed at 88000 under proposal A while Heisler bid faced union wage demands. State official Templeton reminded a clause bars dictating wages or hiring origin, prompting calls for side agreements with unions. Chamber and labor leaders sparred over open shop status and fair labor practices.
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Silver Low
Tim Lawler
Butte
Heisler
H. A.templeton
Great Falls
Driscoll
Butte Central Labor Council
Heisler Company
Chamber of Commerce
W. Lanstrum
Helen
State bids bonds for Montana schools to fund upgrades
Helena Aug 10 The Montana state board of examiners approved Gold Stabeck of Minneapolis to secure 250000 of state school bonds with immediate purchase of 300000, totaling 2800000. The deal funds improvements at state schools including the university. Bonds sell at par 5 percent interest. Architects prepared plans for new buildings and bids may be called within 7 to 10 days. H J Reesburg represented the Minneapolis firm. A stray note warns about lemon juice in a mincer to prevent clogging.
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Helena
Montana State Board of Examiners
Gold-Stabeck Company
Minneapolis
Gold Stabeck Company
H. J. Reesburg
Everett in Trouble After Fatal Knock in Inquest
The verse recounts Everett's fatal reaction to a boastful man provoking him. The man struck the other, and Everett claims he did not mean to kill but would not apologize. Inquest notes the provocateur vexed him by knocking something and Everett accepts the consequence of the deadly act.
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Everett
True
Scout
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McMillan
Symons
Wash Goods Department
W. B
Elneham Ty Cial
Garlst
Devonshire Gingham
Middy
Myler
Bettee
Amoskeagh
Percale
SAL
Aidan Avenes
Toma
Rha Brece
Iaki
Chamber Commerce
John Teal
the Metals Bank
Dundee
NW York
Charley White
Chicago
Johnny Dundee
New York
Paul Doyle
New England
Marty Cross
AAD
Montana Power
Commerce
Everett True
Eright
Mikehastt
HATCH
Eas
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