Helena Country Club Fire Totals Building and Contents
Fire at the Helena Country Club early Sunday, believed vandal driven, gutted the clubhouse leaving only foundations. President Hammond said the new larger building will be rebuilt for the 1923 season with insurance proceeds to fund refurnishing as investigators pursue possible malicious ignition by unauthorized visitors.
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Associated Press
Helena
Helena Country Club
Bert Coty
T. O. Hammond
Johnny Sheldon
Elliston
Hammond
Hardy
Joe Spurzem
J. R. Winn
To Cure a Cold in One Day Bromide Quinine Tablets
Advertising copy claims a single day cure for a cold using laxative bromide quinine tablets. The box shows E. W. Grove’s signature. Consumers urged to ensure they get BROMO and pay 20 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Veterans, visitors and relocations fill Stevensville notes
Everett Babbitt and Joseph Hornung visit from Victor. Eva Dawson visits relatives near Rowan and Ray Rawlins travels to Seattle. Mrs Laura McGee plans winter in Los Angeles with John Cobb family. The community welcomes a new band led by Frank Mabbott and H. D. Moss. The Bass family history is remembered at Virginia IX. Bass funeral.
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Stevensville
Corvallis
Mr. Cobb
Butte
Los Angeles
J. F. Sharp
State Teachers’ Association
Helena
W. E. Gleason
Florence
Frank Mabbott
H. D. Moss
Joseph Little
Welcome Gulch
Kayse Fenton
Robert
Kalispell
W. G. Rees
Cut Bank
Mont
C. L. Adams
Presbyterian Church
Montana
Tom Farlin
Pike County
Bert Metcalf
Superior
George Baggs
Fort Harrison
Jesse Lee
Clifford Metcalf
George Reid
Heron
G. A. Kain
Howard Smart
Hamilton
Missoula
N. H. Campbell
Kansas City
R. H. Sidebottom
George May
Earl Whitmore
Milltown
C. B. Calkins
Virginia IX. Bass
Eastern Star
Mitta Bass
Holliday Landrum
Lee Emmet
Lee Bass
Charles H. Buck
K. H. Kellogg
Battle Creek
Mich
Virginia Bass
Virginia
W. E. Bass
Missouri
Bitter Root Valley
Plains
Livingston News Roundup Includes Local Visits and Marriages
Thomas Good of Anaconda Copper Mining visits Livingston relatives. Visitors include D. M. Burg of Columbus and George Sheriff of Billings. Mrs. Mervin Sell of Big Timber stays with her mother. Miss Lorrie Wilson visits from Cheney. G. H. Jacobus and Mrs. Jacobus travel to California. H. D. Mudgett acts as superintendent during absence. Local weddings: Cornelia Spratt and Robert Campbell wed. Phyliss and Beatrice Holtzinger plan Helena trip with Holtzinger reassigned to Butte district. Mrs. Jennie Graham recovering from leg wound. Vearl Tinsley to face district court hearing December 18.
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Livingston
Mont
Thomas Good
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
D. M. Burg
Columbus
City
F. M. Nelson
George Sheriff
Billings
Frank Hornbeck
Sheriff
Mervin Sell
Big Timber
S. W. Nugent
Lorrie Wilson
Br. A. Wilson
State Normal College
Cheney, Wash
G. H. Jacobus
Northern Pacific Railway
Missoula
Walter Brown
Helena
KE. A. Wilson
State Game and Fish Commission
J. F. O'Connor
Five Hundred Club
George Lammick
George Eldridge
Cornelia Spratt
Robert Campbell
N. M. Temple
Western Points
Phyliss
Beatrice Holtzinger
H. K. Holtzinger
Holtzinger
Butte
Jennie Graham
Charles Tinsley
Northern Pacific
Vearl Tinsley
Bozeman Man Samuel Cowan Celebrates Eighty First Birthday
Samuel N. Cowan known as Dad Cowan in Gallatin county Montana, received a surprise birthday party at his Bozeman home for his eighty first birthday. Family members including children grandchildren and great grandchildren attended. son Julian Cowan was absent. Cowan served in the Civil War and moved to Bozeman in 1882 later becoming Gallatin county assessor for 17 years. His wife died in 1907.
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Standard
Bozeman
Samuel N. Cowan
Gallatin County
Montana
Dad
J. #. Murphy
L. L. Brotherton
Esther
Peggy
Jane
Charles Murphy
J. Kb. Murphy
Jack
Jimmy
Mont
Sam Murphy
Charles
Doc Nelson
Mr. Cowan
Lloyd Nelson
William IF. Cowan
Luke Cowan
Hdna Newell
Samuel Cowan
Somerset
W. F. Cowan
Sugar cane waste lumber shows extreme lightness and strength
Researchers report a woodlike material from sugar cane bagasse delivering remarkable lightness and high insulation. The innovation promises strong, lightweight construction material with excellent thermal performance.
Community Notes From White Sulphur Springs
Helena visitors Charles Ashford Donald Moore and William Leonard were in White Sulphur Springs this week. Miss Louise Harden celebrated her tenth birthday with a party at home. Frank Garfield and Frances Robinson married at the Presbyterian church manse, and will reside here. J G Lookingbill from Perth ND plans to run Copeland Lumber in town next year. The funeral of A J Nicholson will be held Monday in Ringling. Virginia Butler, daughter of Engineer Walter Butler, remains gravely ill after an appendectomy with pneumonia.
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White Sulphur Springs
Charles Ashford
Donald Moore
William’‘ Leonard
Helena
Mark KE. Lewis
Townsend
Louise Harden
George W. Harden
Ernestine Brunner
Georgine Barber
Isabel Johnston
Edith Sampson
Ardis Blair
Isabel Duncan
Jessie Dreidlein
Presbyterian Church
Frank Garfield
Seattle
Wash
Frances Robinson
Fred Carlson
William Denholm
J. G. Lookingbill
Perth
N. D
Copeland Lumber Company
A. Brigham
Yellowstone Park & W
Springs
Tacoma
Ringling
Virginia Butler
Walter Butler
Reward Offered for Arrest and Conviction
Los Angeles dispatch reports a $5,000 reward posted for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible for a recent crime. Authorities urge tips from the public to aid the investigation and bring the suspect to justice.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Wreck near Bakersfield Claims Two Lives Nine Hurt
Train No. 22 derailment near Bakersfield caused two deaths and nine injuries. General Manager A L Hibbard announced that a broken switch lock opened the switch and an automatic signal was tampered with to show a clear track.
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Bakersfield
Santa Fe
A. L. Hibbard
Santa Fe Coast Lines
Kibbard
Decrease in Montana Tuberculosis Deaths Shown
A Montana Tuberculosis Association statement notes the death rate fell from 118.8 in 1915 to 59.1 per 100 000 in 1921, with Montana still higher than neighboring states. The report urges state-wide support for continued efforts as most deaths occur among ages 18 to 45.
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Helena, Dee MI
Montana
Montana Tuberculosis Association
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
South Dakota
North Dekota
Union
New Mexico
United States
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
West Virginia
West
Missoula Boy to Rhodes Scholar
Swarthmore Pa Dec 3 The results of the annual election of American Rhodes scholars to the university of Oxford were announced today by President Frank Aydelotte of Swarthmore College. Thirty two scholars are appointed from the United States each year with an annual stipend of 359 pounds sterling. Elected from Idaho P P A Buck University of Idaho Monrovia California Montana Bert A Teats University of Montana Misoula Mont Utah Russel Krauss University of Utah Salt Lake City Utah Wyoming S G Parker University of Wyoming Laramie Wyo
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Associated Press
Swarthmore
University of Oxford
Rhodes Trustees
Idaho
PP. A. Buck
University of Idaho
Monrovia
California
Montana
Bert A. Teats
University of Montana
Gerald Avenue
Missoula
Mont. Utah
Russel Krauss
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wyoming
S& G. Parker
University of Wyoming
Laramie
Wyo
Creating a Smart Gown Not So Easy
The Goldwyn Wardrobe faced a queer commission for The Wall Flower, a Rupert Hughes comedy at the Broadway theater for three days starting Friday Dec 8. A dress with four frilled panels overlaying a satin bodice is shown, transforming to a smart bouffant look when panels slide to reveal the waist.
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Goldwyn
Wall Flower
Rupert Hughes
Colleen Moore
Tobin Daughter Returns to Bozeman for State College
Miss Margaret Tobin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Tobin, spent her birthday and Thanksgiving with her parents and returned to Bozeman last night to resume studies at the state college.
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Margaret Tobin
Peter Tobin
Bozeman
State College
The Great Buyers Strike Proofs Advertising Power
The 1920s buyers strike proved that branded and advertised goods dominate sales, while unbranded products lose out. Consumers chose advertised brands despite price cuts, encouraging manufacturers to invest in trademarks and sustained advertising campaigns for future growth in a highly competitive market.
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Thomas C. Elliott
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William Gemmell
Tim Lawler
Big Conley
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Lee Spencer
Betty Graham
Europe
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Helens
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Sand Point
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C. A. Spaulding
S. J. King
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