Gargoyles stage three act comedy at Montana State Normal
Dillon Montana December 2 Gargoyles dramatic club of Montana State Normal college will present its first play of the season Friday evening in the college auditorium. Mrs Bumpstead Leigh a three act comedy has enjoyed success nationwide. Mary McNeely Brady Anthony and a large cast from nearby towns headline the production with Miss Mary K Sands directing dra matics supervising the show.
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Lewistown
Pete Swallow
Junior Pankey
Virginia City
Violet
Elizabeth Ainsley
Anaconda
DeSaile
Kathryn Mead
Livingston
Leavitt
Bernice Duschee
Butte
Stephen Leavitt
Charles Johnson
Glendive
Nena
Maid
Edna Baher
Clarkston
Kitson
the Butler
Burton York
White Sulphur Springs
Mary K. Sands
The
College
Burial service held for Beaverhead pioneer Martin Innes
Funeral services for Martin Innes Beaverhead county pioneer were held at the Presbyterian church with the Masonic lodge above as sponsors. Rev Ernest Loft officiated and Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery in Dillon.
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Dillon
Martin Innes
Beaverhead County
Presbyterian Church
Ernest BE. Loft
Mountain View Cemetery
Hard to Get Jury in William Gray Case
Dillon, Dec. 2. Attorneys faced difficulty selecting jurors in the state versus William Gray case for unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor. Two prospective jurors said they would acquit even if guilt was proved. Jury selection spanned the entire morning of the district court's second day. C. W. Robison represents the defendant.
Dillon Wholesale Meat Company Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation filed in Dillon establish the Dillon Wholesale Meat Company to run a general butchering and packing business. Stockholders include Roscoe Cornall O M Best KE O Selway A L Anderson and Clark Anderson with A L Anderson as manager. The firm will supply meats to Dillon's Montana Market and Anderson Market and handle city deliveries, with a wholesale plant south of town leased from Montana Market.
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Dillon
Dillon Wholesale Meat Company
Roscoe Cornall
O. M. Best
KE. O. Selway
A. L. Anderson
Clark Anderson
Coporation
Montana
Anderson Market
District Governor to Address Rotary in Dillon
The Rev H Gattley of Missoula Rotary district governor will speak at Dillon Rotary Club next week's luncheon arriving Wednesday. A letter from London Ontario mayor asking aid to locate former residents in the United States was read. The session focused on club business.
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Dillon
Gattley
Missoula
Rotary
London
Canada
Rotary Club
Beaverhead Eleven Guests at Banquet
Dillon December 2 Beaverhead county high school principal A T Peterson and coach B J Gunderson hosted the Beaver football team at a banquet in the Beaverhead cafe banquet room. The Beavers closed a season losing only one of seven games praised by local businessmen guests.
Dillon News Notes highlights from December visit
M. E. Hay former governor of Washington spent yesterday in Dillon handling business for Big Bend Land company with holdings in Beaverhead county. Bernice Metlen left for California to visit relatives in San Francisco and Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Lem Waldemar and ...
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Dillon
M. E. Hay
State of Washington
Big Bend Land Company
Beaverhead County
Bernice Metlen
California
Warner Metlen
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Lem Waldemar
L. F. Waldemar
Grant
Ora. Roselle
Carl Brown
Centennial Valley
William Gray
Lambert Eliel
Paul
Leon Eliel
E. C. Kass
Gilmore
Idaho
T. Lee McCracken and Son
McCracken
W. C. Scott
Philipsburg
Smith McKnight
Nellie McKnight
Dell
Sara Waldorf
Gladys Scott
Seattle
James McKnight
Poultry Show Opens in Powell County
In Deer Lodge on December 2 the fourth annual Powell County Poultry Association show opened to a large crowd. Secretary Asbury estimated hundreds of visitors viewed top Northwest birds. Entries arrived from Montana and Washington. Judge C A Greenfield of Butte will judge Thursday. A luncheon was served and the Powell County High School band played. Coops match state fair materials and place entries for public viewing.
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Deer Lodge
Powell County Poultry Association
Asbury
Northwest
Montana
Washington
C. A. Greenfield
Butte
Powell County High School
Welcome for Grand Chancellor Wineman Arrives in Deer Lodge
The Knights of Pythias lodge in Deer Lodge prepared for the arrival of Grand Chancellor Wineman of the Montana Pythians on his official visit. A basket social, first for the lodge, is planned for Thursday with cards, dancing and refreshments.
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Deer Lodge
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Associated Charities Appeal for Clothing
Deer Lodge officials of the Associated Charities call a Thursday 2:30 PM library meeting urging residents to bring old worn clothing. They ask not to send odds and ends out of town as local residents can use the articles.
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Deer Lodge
Associated Charities
Legion Prepares For District Meet
DEER LODGE December 2 Members of Powell post No 10 of the American Legion will meet Thursday evening at city hall and hold their annual election of officers for the ensuing year. Other business will include plans for entertaining legionnaires of the Mining district in the city Saturday evening at the Labor temple. Officers to be elected include commander vice commander adjutant finance officer chaplain and sergeant at arms. A large attendance is urged.
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Deer Lodge
Powell Post
No. 10
American Legion
City Hall
Deer Lodge News Notes Highlights Visitors and Travel
Deer Lodge reports a flurry of regional visits and travel. Carl Briggs returned from Boise after business, while E K Houser of Warm Springs transacted city business. Teresa Trucona of Butte and J A Heitz of Glendale visited, with others from Anaconda and Great Falls stopping by. Several residents, including William Terrill and family, planned trips to Townsend, Avery, and Tacoma to visit relatives. Dr R W Getty traveled from Galen for business, and Missoula’s William Douglas spent a few hours in town.
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Deer Lodge
Carl Briggs
Boise
Idaho
E. Kek. Houser
Warm Springs
Mies Teresa Trucona
Butte
W. J. Paul
Futte
J. A. Heitz
Glendale
Cal
D. Mathison
Tacoma
Jack Curry
Anaconda
Charles FE. Meske
Great Falls
Neil Grogan
Kate McGillis
Hertz
William Terrill
Townsend
H. A. Good
Feet
Mount Wallace named for former agriculture secretary
The United States Geographic Board and Forest Service honor Henry C. Wallace of Iowa, then secretary of agriculture, by naming a 10,600 foot peak in Montana's Balmark range Mount Wallace. Local residents and visitors, including L. F. Waldemar, Ora Roselle, Carl Brown, and others, appear in Dillon and nearby districts with various travels and court matters noted.
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Wallace
Washington
Henry C. Wallace
Iowa
United States Geographic Board
Park County
Montana
Balmark Range
Mount
Forest Board
Won Found Guilty in First Degree
Won is found guilty of first degree murder in Silver Bow county after a trial detailing the April 10 killing of Pavicie and wounding of Dolly Drury and Elsie Brown. Witnesses identified Won as the shooter, with an alibi refuted by multiple testimonies. Judge Lynch will decide on sentencing after Saturday hearings.
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Won
Peter Pavicie
Grady Block
West Mercury Street
Dolly Drury
Grady
Drury
Pavici
Pavicic
Elsie Brown
Landllord
Quilty
Silver Bow
J. W. Dwyer
Fisher
O'Neill
Butte
Harris
Cyre Schilling
Peter Pavici
Helen Miller
Clara Phelps
Wen
Fire destroys vacant house at 2118 Yale avenue
A one story vacant frame house at 2118 Yale avenue was destroyed by a blaze reported at 11 30 last night. Neighbors saw smoke and flames quickly consumed the structure before firefighters could extinguish it. Property is said to belong to Sam R White.
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Yale Avenue
Sam R. White
Plan for civil aviation opposed by board findings
The board rejected merging civil and military aviation and favored placing civil aviation under a separate bureau to oversee airports, airways, plane inspection, and pilot licensing. It cited lack of basic air laws, passenger fears, and heavy capital needs as barriers to commercial flight, urging defense and peace time aviation remain distinct.
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Commerce
Bureau of Civil Aeronautics
Prussia
United States
Moose Dedicate New Clubrooms at 19 BKant Quartz Street
More than 1,500 Moose and friends attended the housewarming at the new Moose hall on 19 BKant Quartz street. Delegations from Anaconda and Deer Lodge joined local members for signing the feast book, songs, a dance, and refreshments as supervisors and lodge officers oversaw the event.
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Moose Hall
Bkant Quartz Street
Case Lodge
Butte Lodge
W. T. Harris
A. C. Smith
Orion Hooper
William Stelaff
W. E. Treloar
James Daly
H. M. Paul
Edward Pearce
al Bigwy
Two Flyers Killed in Crash of Planes
San Diego December 2 two Marine Corps pilots Capt Harry H Shepard and Lieut John D Christian were killed in a head on collision above San Diego Bay during a maneuver. Their Voight planes with locked wings broke apart 1000 feet above the water and sank four miles south of Coronado tent city. Christian was pulled from wreckage alive but died en route to a naval dispensary while Shepard remained in the wreckage until salvaged. Both aviators had tugged at their parachutes seconds before impact.
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San Diego
San Diego Bay
Voight
Harry H. Shepard
John D. Christian
Marine Corps Aviation Squadron No
North Island
Coronado Tent City
Christian
Naval Air Station
Shepard
Marine Corps
Anaconda Police Fight Leads to Fines in Jail Incident
Jacques pleads guilty to interfering with an officer and pays a $10 fine after a clash in Anaconda's city jail. Co-defendant William Lavis is absent with trial rescheduled. Charles Ehlman is arrested and fined $10 after watching the proceedings. A court clash between Judge Murphy and Officer Edmunds precedes the session.
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Phil Jacques
Anaconda
Murphy
William
Ted” Lavis
Charles Ehlman
Jacques
Osborne
Edmunds
Bowling League Night Draws Narrow Wins at Tescher Alleys
Anaconda Bowling recaps last night as The New Grill and Peckover Coal winners. The New Grill beat Kiwanis two games to one while Peckover Coal topped Foundry two to one in City league. Laboratory league saw Fnarias take two of three from Dodon and Hula sweep Vandals three straight. Scores list follows.
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New Grill
Peckover Coal Company
Tescher
Kiwanis
Foundry
Fnafias
Dodon
Hula
Williams sets league mark in deer lodge bowling showdown
Lee Williams defeated the Look for Loops in a Barneys versus Look for Loops league match, breaking all previous Harrison alleys marks with a 657 series. Barneys won two of three games amid the strong performance.
Boundary dispute taken to League
The Tacna Arica issue between Chile and Peru moved to the League of Nations when Chilean minister Valdes Mendivil submitted a memorandum to Sir Eric Drummond. The memo protests General Pershing for delaying a plebiscite, arguing American observers misread South American conditions and diplomacy.
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Preas
Geneva
Chile
Peru
South America
League of Nations
Senor Valdes Mendeville
Berne
Eric Drummond
General Pershing
Pershing
Irish Ballads at St Pauls School Auditorium
Local lovers of Irish song are invited to an 8 pm program at St Pauls School auditorium by Rev Father George Maguire. The tour supports funding for a Gaelic vocal training school in Ireland and features old Irish ballads and Irish American songs, with Maguire as tenor and Grace De Mers on piano accompaniment.
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Anaconda
Father George Maguire
St. Paul's School
Father Maguire
Ireland
Erin
Trish
Mary” Bishop
Westendort
H. Brahe
James Cummina
Mershall
Richardaon
Tralee
Maguire
Mlemund
Romberg
A. W. Drynan
James Cummins
Anaconda Briefs Local Agendas And Family News
J T L Lanahan of Butte was in Anaconda yesterday on business. A daughter was born Tuesday night at St. Ann's hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schwartz. Mr. and Mrs. Tice Dodson of Melrose arrived in Anaconda and are guests of Mrs. Al Copinus at the Davidson apartments. Mr. Copinus is recovering from an operation at St. Ann's hospital. The Ladie' Aid society of the First Baptist church will meet this afternoon at the church parlors with hostesses Mrs. Guy Hurd and Mrs. James Munroe. attendance is desired for the bazaar gift sewing and mission box items. Methodist Ladies' Aid hosts are planned for this evening in the church parlors by Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. McPherson, Mrs. Duncan and Mrs. Barnes with a business session at 7:30 followed by a program and refreshments. All members and friends are invited.
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St. Ann's Hospital
Joseph Schwartz
Tice Dodson
Melrose
Anaconda
al Copinus
Davidson Apartments
Mr. Copinus
Ladire’ Aid Society
The
First Baptist Church
Guy Hurd
James Munroe
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Mra. Cooper
Mra. McPherson
Mra. Duncan
Barnes
Elks Regular Meeting Tonight at 8:40
The Clinton Elks Lodge schedules a regular meeting for this evening at 8 40. The session includes installation of officers with Secretary Adv H noted.
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Elks
Clinton, Secy
Woodrow Wilson 17 Cent Stamp Die Proof Finished
The die proof of the new Woodrow Wilson 17 cent stamp was completed by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Postmaster General News announced the issue would be rushed for sale on December 28, Wilsons birth date. It will be sold only at Staunton Virginia Princeton New Jersey New York and Washington locations.
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Wilson
Associated Press
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Postmaster General News
Staunton
Mr. Wilson
Princeton
N. J
White House
New York
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu Calotabs Ad
Doctors claim Calotabs safely breaks up a cold or grippe overnight with one or two tablets at bedtime followed by water. The next morning the cold vanishes and appetite returns. The ad promotes a family package with full directions for 35 cents at any drug store.
Joint Ease promises quick relief for stiff joints
An advertisement touts Joint-EBase as a miracle cure for stiff, inflamed joints in knees elbows ankles hips shoulders spines and fingers. It claims rapid absorption from a half inch tube, with customers reporting relief by morning and urges readers to buy at 60 cents a tube from City Drug or Fuller Drug Store. The copy markets it as the world’s biggest selling joint remedy.
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Fuller Drug Store
Healing Rupture With Free Trial of a Strengthening System
Ruptured individuals nationwide report dramatic benefits from a free trial offer of a rupture treatment. The method claims to keep the rupture in place without trusses, promising renewed ability to work any job and a life without the burden of rupture devices. Send name and address to W A Collings Inc in Watertown for the no cost trial.
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W. A. Collings, Inc
Collings Remeing
Watertown
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets Ad
Up to date chemists endorse McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a cure builder for puny children with rickets. Sugar coated and easy to take, they claim a boy gained 11 percent weight in seven weeks. Sixty tablets cost 66 cents at City Drug Store Fuller Drug Co and other druggists. If not helpful after 30 days, the druggist will refund the purchase price.
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McCoy
City Drug Store
Fuller Drug Co
McCoy’s
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Hogg Transfer Company
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