Font Dedication at Episcopal Church in Philipsburg
Clara oYMebonel presented the First, Meth Nayee Epincipal church on Sunday. The service included baptisms of Florence Lowley, William Norman McClain, Margaret Frances McClain, and Grace Mil Htea Craddock Shedd. Speakers praised pioneers and pledged faith, hope, and charity for the congregation.
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Philipsburg
Clara Oymebonel
Bonaldeon
Rov
Werleyan ‘College of
Elena
Tere
Florence Lowley
William Norman McClain
Margaret Frances McClain
Grace Mil Htea Craddock
Two-Gun Bandit Flees With Cash Near Philipsburg
A masked highwayman robbed miner Dennis Shea of about seven dollars about a mile east of Philipsburg as he walked to a Tower road mine. He fled into the mountains with two revolvers. Sheriff Burks pursued through deep snow hoping to trap him before morning.
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Stangard ‘Dee
Dennis Shea
Philipsburg
Shea
Tower Road
Burks
Bozeman Pastor Honored in California Authors Book
The Rev. Hop ert Smith of the First Methodist Episcopal church in Bozeman is favorably noted in Who's Who Among North American Authors. The entry lists his roles as minister educator and author, noting degrees from Ohio X era Normal and Ohio Wesleyan, and his leadership positions at Montana Wesleyan, Kansas State University, and at the Methodist general conference.
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Bozeman
Hopert Smith
California
Ohio Xera Normal
Ohio Wesleyan University
Logical
Hind
Monina Messenger
Montana Wesleyanty
Stine Four
Kansas Fealeyan University
Ramet
Methodist General Conference
Minneapolis
Tate
Sons of St. George Install Officers in Colusa Affair
The semi annual installation of officers of the Sons of St. George drew a large crowd in Colusa hall. A concert luncheon followed, served by the Women of St. George.
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Sons OF ST. George
Officore of the Sons of St. George
Colusa Hail
Meader
Were of St. George
Open House Week Observed in State Schools
State wide observance invites public inspection of classrooms and teaching methods. County Superintendent Nellie B. Small urges principals and parent teacher associations to promote American education week December 4 to 10. Topics include American ideals, immigration, civil and military heroes, education as the nations investment, and ways to promote schooling.
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Butte
National Educational Association
Des Moines
Nellie B. Small
Bozeman Elks Hold Memorial Services
A large Bozeman lodge turnout marched from the hall to the church for memorial services marking members who died in the last year and since the lodge’s founding. Exalted Ruler Glenn Willson presided as secretary leading the roll call. participants included officers and many local elites. The program featured a benediction by Chaplain Storms, a eulogy, and notably good musical segments with Mrs Holm and other local performers.
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Bozemar
I Fagan
Kikw
K Brox Martin
Ite
Henry F. Sears
BH. Kleinschmidt
Henry’ Ferguson
HW. Foster
Glenn Willson
Bozeman Lodge
Holm
Lodge
Bozeman Teachers Take State Examination
There were 34 teachers taking the state examination for a state certificate and 5 for professional certificates for first grade. Mabel Kirk, head of the department, supervised the session as the class prepared for practice, though the papers will not be sent to the state board of education.
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Bozeman
Mise
Mabel Kirk
Teams Stall Over Sundays Football Game Scheduling
Three teams debate next Sundays independent football clash after an 18 to 13 tie left unresolved. Centerville leads but lacks a opponent as Sullivan balks at long delays while Englewood and the Hubs push for decisive playoffs. A coin flip proposal and a fans’ rally for clear results dominate talks.
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Centerville
Dublin
Wenture
Sullivan
Englewood
Skimmer Dee
Dacms
Leonard Daems
Hubs
Ively
Copper Streets Triumph Over Pearl Stars
Copper Streets defeated Pearl Stars with two touchdowns and strong plays from key players including Sullivan and Mongee Chaple. The game featured standout tackles by Heech and Bhenm as Copper Streets capitalized on turnovers and field position to secure the victory.
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Generda
Tay Sullivan
Ana
Tack Heech
Hank
Buck
Captain
USC Accepts Centre College Grid Game in San Diego
LOS ANGELES Dec 5 USC chairman Ralph Laporte said the university accepted an invitation to meet Centre College in a football game at San Diego on Dec 26. ST PAUL Dec 5 lightweight Bobby Ward shaded Pusey Morton in a 10 round no decision bout in Portland, per sport writers.
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Centre
Los Angeles
University’ of Southern California
Centre College
San Diego
Ralph Laporte
ST. Paul
Bobby Ward
Shaded Pusey ‘Morton
Portland
Ore
Sport Writers
Buffalo, N
Coronels Ruppert
Huston
Yankees
Landis
Ruth
Landi
Ruppert
Missoula claims state high school football title after playoff
Missoula defeated Fergus in a decisive playoff to claim the state high school football championship, ending debates over which team held the crown. The victory followed a season of strong line play led by Wilson, Welde man, and Cottam, with Kelly delivering standout runs and Ilman praised for power. Fergus showed skill with quarterback Coonrad and end play, but Missoula’s defense and the big plays sealed the win. The win caps a season of rigorous practice and sportsmanship, with spectators noting the merit of a playoff to settle the title.
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Jolly Bunch
McLennan
Mra
Rover
Nefuby
Mra McLennan
Ing
Mur
Ping
Ans
Jolly Bunci
Issaes
Grint
Batheny
Tota Conor
Iase Patterson
Aid
McGilnvary Oat Rh
Scott
Ac. M
Nash
Ta Oh Reid
Halloran
Ie Ois
Orl
Toomey
Rockwood Oawis
Es Fa
Bruel Hanley
Seo
Murray Hospital
James
Isa & Mep
Smith
Gress
Kistler Garage
Barker
Taima
Bratys
Kelly
Bretherton
Joviok
Witcox
Hanson Tuto
Philadelphia
Geo
Baltimore
Chaney
Tost
Freddy Jacks
England
Jacks
Missoula
Fergus
Lewistown
Garden City
Lin
Wilson
Weldeman
Cottam
Rip” Wilson
Coonrad
McSpadden
Sterling
Crego
van Dobens
Conrad
van Dobeus
Woth
Butte
O'Connor
Brennants
Landis calls owners meeting for baseball leagues
The American and National leagues will hold a joint session in New York on December 15 where Commissioner Landis will speak on the 1922 season. The American league annual meeting is set for December 14 in New York. Communications should be sent to Lowery Smith, Box 218, Deer Lodge.
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Chicago
New York
K. M. Landis
Ineupes
Lowery Smith
Box 218
Deer Lodge
Landis fines Ruth 8362 and suspends for 1922 season
Babe Ruth of the New York Yankees is fined 8362.26 and suspended until May 20, 1922 for playing in exhibition games after the World Series. Bob Meusel and William Piercy receive similar penalties. Ruth faces limited early season play and possible pace on a home run record.
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Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Ruth
Landis
Giants
Yankees
Bob Meusel
William Piercy
Piercy
Washington
Wwell
Buffalo
N. Y
Michael
Sexton
Jacob C. Ruppert
Col
T. L. Huston
Aid
National Board of Arbitration
W. J. Kenworthy
Seattle
Interclass Tourney Action at High School Mines
The School of Mines hosted interclass basketball games with seniors beating juniors and sophomores defeating freshmen. Sophomores won 17 to 11 in three 10 minute periods while seniors edged juniors 14 to 12 in four seven and a half minute periods. Substitutions were heavy except for 1922, who kept five players. Four games remain this week, likely two Wednesday and two Friday nights.
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School of Mines
Sophs
Freshies
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Jenkins
Grandma
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Dorothy Ne and
Waite Hoyt
Jane Hoyt
Dorothy Pyle
Brooklyn
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Erasmus High School
Copper Streets
PEARL
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Morton
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Miner
Jimmy MeIsaacs
Gonzaga
MeIsaacs
Ted Iman
Illman
Shere
Charlie Paddock
John L. Richards
Wisconsin
Yace
Badgers
Richards
Sinsmie Scherck
Butte High
Gussie
Walt McCredie
Seattle Rainiers
Walt
Carl Mays
Zest
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