Montana lawyers meet at Boulder for state bar annual
Seventy Montana lawyers gathered at Boulder Springs for the State Bar association annual meeting. Speeches by Dean Leaphart and T. F. Shea urged university cooperation and closer fellowship. Judge Winston proposed criminal procedure measures to be sent to the next legislative session. Committees drafted resolutions on member deaths as officers and bills are discussed Saturday. Social events include a baseball game, pool swimming, and a dinner with Judge Goddard as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder Springs
Montana
State Bar Association
J. W. Speer
Great Falls
Dean Leaphart
School of Law
University of Montana
T. F. Shea
Billings
Shea
George B. Winston
Anaconda
Goddard
Deer Lodge Schools to Open Tuesday in Powell County
Deer Lodge Montana Aug 29 work resumes in public schools Tue Sept 2 with buildings ready and cleaning complete High school starts Sept 8 Faculty includes Margaret Wallace ette Blair Cosette Lamb Genevieve Hanley Bessie Blair Rosemary Trackwell Alpha Pierson New members Ruth Fausett Bessie Antonsen Leona Lamb Ruby Martin Leah Kennieton Rebecca A Carey Lloyd Hartley Earl Rothbrook Miss Sadie M Doane Music and art directed by Genevieve Bowen Enrollment expected to match prior years DEER LODGE NEWS NOTES Velma Mizner guest from Avon en route home from Butte Nona Sacket back in Deer Lodge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Margaret Wallace
Ette Blair
Cosette Lamb
Genevieve Hanley
Bessie Blair
Rosemary Trackwell
Alpha Pierson
Ruth Fausett
Missoula
Bessie Antonsen
Bozeman
Leona Lamb
Billings
Ruby Martin
Leah Kennieton
Rebecca A. Carey
Lloyd Hartley
Earl Rothbrook
Sadie M. Doane
Genevieve Bowen
Mias Velma Mizner
Avon
Butte
Bitter Adot News Notes Highlights Local Moves
Frank Mace of Washington D C visits his Hamilton parents and works at the government printing office. Local families relocate to Oakland California and Seattle. Mrs Layman dies in Missouri Valley Iowa and Scout Executive Lloyd Madsen returns to Anaconda. Other residents visit Missoula Osage Iowa Minneapolis and San Francisco for schooling offices and permanent moves.
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Hamilton
Frank Mace
Washington, D. C
J. F. Mace
Government Printing Office
A. &. Walsh
Oakland
Cal
Walsh
Bitter Root Valley
A. M. Mitchell
Hughes Creek
Seattle
Robert
C. C. Layman
Missouri Valley
Iowa
W. W. Rutledge
M. R. Lysle
Layman
Rutledge
C. A. Crawford
R. A. O'Hara
W. A
Martha Sherman
W. B. McLaughlin
Helena
Bernard McLaughlin
Fred Trudeau
San Francisco
Trudeau
Victor Notes Roundup Enlivens Small Town
Mrs. Percy Simmons and daughter visited Superior. Mrs. Cecil Perry and daughter hosted at the Roy Perry home. The Conners visit Burke Idaho. Theodore Duffield visits sister Mrs. Harry Mittower in Victor. A nine pound son born Aug 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Downing. daughters arrive Aug 21 to Schaffer and Powell homes. Elizabeth Rose returns from the coast and Marie Foley vacationing here. Prof. O H Campbell to Manhattan to teach. Mrs. Charles Rose and son depart for the coast with Mr. Rose. John Kegler, once a Victor resident, hospitalized in Missoula for injuries from a Thompson Falls ball attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Percy Simmons
Superior
Mr. Simmons
Cecil Perry
Butte
Roy Perry
June Conner
Burke
Idaho
Theodore Duffield
Bellingham
Wash
Harry Mittower
Clair Downing
Carl Schaffer
Charles Powell
Elizabeth Rose
Marie Foley
O. H. Campbell
Manhattan
Charles Rose
Rose
John Kegler
Missoula
Thompson Falls
Two Foreigners Shine as Tennis Cup Narrowed to Eight
The national men’s singles championship narrowed to eight players as William Tilden and Rene Lacoste advanced. The field includes six Americans—Howard Kinsey Vincent Richards Wallace Johnson William Johnston George Lott—and two foreigners Lacoste and Gerald Patterson with Lacoste’s upset over Brian Norton marking a highlight. Tilden survived a tight match against Jack Wright as the event moved toward semifinals.
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Associated Press
Best Hills
N. Y
William T. Tilden
Jack Wright
Gene Lacoste
France
Brian Norton
St. Louis
Tilden
Howard Kinsey
San Francisco
Vincent Richards
Yonkers
Wallace Johnson
Philadelphia
William Johnston
Lacoste
George M. Lott Jr
Chicago
Gerald Patterson
Australia
America
Funeral held for Mrs Catherine Innes pioneer of Montana
The funeral for Mrs Catherine Innes, longtime Montana resident and wife of John Innes, was held at 4 p.m. from the Presbyterian church in Dillon. Rev. Edward Smith led services in the absence of Rev. Loft, with a Methodist pastor assisting. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery. a Pioneer Beaverhead delegation served as honorary pallbearers.
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Gerstacker
Deer Lodge
John Gerstacker
Kentucky Avenue
Martin Huddloff
Butte
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Robert Midtrong
Lou Turner
Tom Hirst
W. T. Elliott
Carl Haydon
Charles Risch
Arthur Lochrie
Hill Crest Cemetery
All the Saints
R. W. Boone
Elza Smith
Jardine Rife
Lorenzo Cushing
W. C. Orr
Clark Anderson
Beaverhead County
T. EF. Barrett
J. F. Bishop
Milton Nay
Milton Nay, ©. ©. Cornell, John Shively
L. D. Graeter
Leonard Eliel
F. L. Graves
Martin Barrett
Mountain View
Innes
Montana
John
Dillon News Notes and Delphian Meeting Preview
Local briefs list visitors and residents in Dillon including F F Price from Dell Edna Benson returning from Idaho surgical congress J B Kelly traveling to Boulder Springs Dwight Conger of Spokane Frank Marchasseau from Elkhorn Springs W W Smith from Billings Mrs Fred Porch visiting from Stevensville L C Stocker and Eva Stocker from Grant W L Daw back to Big Hole basin. Delphian society opens Sept 8 at Mrs Joseph C Smiths with music focus led by Mrs W G Gilbert and aided by Mrs D Willis and Mrs H M Brundage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
F. F. Price
Dell
Edna Benson
Pocatello
Idaho
College of American Surgeons
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
Butte
Boulder Springs
Bar Association
Dwight Conger
Spokane
Frank Marchasseau
Elkhorn Springs
W. W. Smith
Billings
Fred Porch
Stevensville
L. C. Stocker
Eva Stocker
Grant
W. L. Daw
Big Hole Basin
Pdelphians
The
Delphian Society
Joseph C. Smith
South Pacific Street
W. G. Gilbert
D. Willis
H. M. Brundage
Missoula Boys Die After Train Collision Near Dixon
Two Missoula high school juniors Fred Jamie son 17 and Henry Peery 18 were killed by a helper engine of a passenger train near Dixon while en route to the Flathead reservation for work. The boys were found by the engineer early today and taken to Plains for an inquest.
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Associated Press
Missoula
Fred Jamieson
Henry Peery
Missoula High School
Dixon
Flathead Reservation
Plains
Weather and weather-related incidents across North America
Yesterday a low-pressure area moved east from the Northwest to the Rockies centered over North Dakota. Light rain fell in Alberta and Northern Saskatchewan with temperatures dropping across the region. In Lisbon, radicals attacked St. George's fortress but were repelled by soldiers. nineteen attackers were arrested.
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Los Angeles
Cour
Aksy Scar Bets
St. Paul-Mols
San Francisco
Wtaeidoone
Ace
North Dakota
Rockies
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Northwest
Associated Press
Lisbon
St. George's Fortress
Tanlac credited with restoring Seattle man's health
C B Kitheart of Seattle reports rapid strength return after taking Tanlac for six months noting appetite digestion and stomach pain improved after three bottles. He intends to finish six bottles to ensure full results and says Tanlac has what it takes to make a person feel right. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
C. B. Kitheart
Fifty-eighth Street
Seattle
Anaconda Labor Day Sports Program Features Many Races
Nineteen events listed for the Anaconda Central Labor Council celebration include 50 and 100 yard sprints for girls and boys of various ages, union leader races, married ladies dash, fat men and fat ladies contests, sack race, and a three round boxing exhibit. Prizes come from local merchants, with music and dancing planned at Washpeark and the pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Central Labor Council
Washpeark
Pinsen Hotel
Byitte
J. P. Stagg
Duval Hardware Company
H. G. Coy Hardware and Implement Company
J. C. Penney Company
Falk Bros
Orton Bros. Music House
Bloomstrom
Electric Shop
F. L. Verbeckmoes
Luxton & Drury
McIntyre’s
Anaconda
O. K. Store
Standard Publishing Company
Thir Pe
Unique Cleaners
Washoe Coal Company
Goodfriend Clothing Company
Axelson & Erickson
Kelly Commercial Company
James O'Leary
Elly Commercial Company
Fuller Drug Company
M. M. Mogus
Smith Drug Company
Peepee Store
Imperial Market
Anaconda Market
W. Peckover
Army and Navy
Tore
Plaza Cafe
Thorson Bros
Trail Garage
Metropolitan Market
Oldcat Active Union
Y Washoe Market
Central Garage
Metropolitan
Third Street Market
Azbington Market
I. W. Woolworth Company
A. Riviere
Jos. Bolkovatsz
James O'Donnell
Public Market
Club Pool Hall
Dan Sullivan
Beal
B. Goose
Montana Cash Grocery Company
B. D. Mann
P. O. News Stand
Charles W. Sparow
Judge Taylor Dies at Billings in Cerebral Hemorrhage
Charles A. Taylor former district judge and county attorney of this area died in a local hospital after a two week illness from a cerebral hemorrhage. He was 49, born February 17 1880 in Chillicothe Ohio and had lived in Montana 17 years. Survived by his widow and five children.
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Judge Taylor
Billings
Charles A. Taylor
Montana
Chillecothe
Ohio
Weeks Tells Of Defense Moves
Washington August 29 Analyzing arguments against Defense Test day September 12 Secretary Weeks praised patriotic groups and officials at a dinner after a session devoted to pledging cooperation and explaining the test purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Weeks
Army
John L. Higes
English Editor Dies at Tepee Werner
Henry William deringaes, noted Tepee, Werner, died today at Tintage Corner. He was evending his hell.
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Seaoee
Ted Press
Whenry
William Deringaes
Tepee
Werner
Tintage Corner
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Boulder
Peter Valston
Philipsburg
William Anderson
Minneapolis
Bureau
Powell County
Standard Publishing Co
United States
Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
No 4
Hamilton News
Dillon Bureau
Pioneers
Kithcart
Anaconda News
Washoe Park
E. E. Barnard
Yerkes Observatory
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Teg
Teal Dent
East Park Ave
Serge
Polaire
Sottings
Duncan
Bryan
Omaha
George B. Duncan
Seventh Army Corps
Charies W. Bryan
War Department
Col
H. A. Eaton
Coolidge
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