Kiwanis Elect Officers At Deer Lodge Meeting
Deer Lodge Kiwanis selects A. W. Leudeman as president M. F. Hayes as vice president and Guy Jeffers as treasurer for the coming year. Board includes Joseph Whitworth Charles Aspling Nels Nelson Paul Hayden William Cosgrove J F E O'Neill Ross Sugg. secretary to be chosen at first meeting of year. Ladies Aid Presbyterian church hosts dinner sale for treasury.
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Deer Lodge
Kiwanis Club
A. W. Leudeman
M. F. Hayes
Guy Jeffers
Joseph Whitworth
Charles Aspling
Nels Nelson
Paul Hayden
William Cosgrove
J. F E. O'Neill
Ross Sugg
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
S. Koehler
Pauline Campbell Twin Girl Dies In Deer Lodge
Pauline Campbell eleven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs James Campbell died Tuesday at home on Montana street. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 PM at the Catholic church with Rev Landy officiating and burial in Hillcrest cemetery.
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Deer Lodge
Pauline
James Campbell
Montana Street
Vather Landy
Hillcrest Cemetery
Deer Lodge Briefs Include Boise Visitors and Birth Announcement
In Deer Lodge on Tuesday Boise residents Mrs Beile Reeves and Mrs Anna Ballantyne visited. Mrs Charles Danielle returned from Cleveland where her daughter Helen Daniells works as buyer and son Kenneth studied there. A new son arrived Monday to Mr and Mrs M F Hayes, Powell county treasurer. The Tuberculosis Society of Montana Christmas seal drive begins this week under the Woman's club with three departments selling at stores and the post office.
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Deer Lodge
Beile Reeves
Anna Ballantyne
Boise
Idaho
Charles
Danielle
Cleveland
Ohio
Helen Daniells
Kenneth
Europe
Lloyd Anderson
Harrington
Wash
John KE. Benson
Avon
Ernest Benson
George W. Beck
Tuberculosis Society of Montana
Woman's Club
M. F. Hayes
Hayes
Powell County. Co
WH. Bielenberg
Helena
G. A. R. Circle
Ladies’ Relief Corps
Capital City
Permanent timber supply plan for Burnt Fork district
State Forester RFP McLaughlin reports a plan to provide a steady timber supply from state lands for Burnt Fork ranchers in Bitter Root valley. A crew laid out a tract to be cut under a regular working plan, aiming for 100000 feet per year for domestic use. Patrolman J N Campbell remains on the Missoula police force after a council vote found no proof of drunkenness or reckless driving in October. Missoulians will travel to Butte for a good roads meeting to seek state funds to match federal highway funding.
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Missoula
McLaughlin
Burnt Fork
Bitter Root
J. N. Campbell
Butte
Montana
State timber sales in Montana reach thirty million feet
Estimates from the capitol office project total state timber sales for 1922 may reach 30,000,000 feet, with 29,500,000 feet already sold. Lincoln county accounts for 12,000,000 feet, Flathead county's Stillwater area 12,659,000 feet, and Kalispell vicinity Flathead lake sales 4,850,000 feet.
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Montana
The
Capitol
State Forester
Lincoln County
Stillwater
Flathead County
Flathead Lake
Kalispell
Bare hand capture of antelope near Hunter's Springs
Two Big Timber men on a nearby road saw an antelope sprint from brush and leap in front of their car. They exited, seized the bewildered animal by hand, and transported the young antelope to Big Timber for custody or care.
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Big Timber
Hunter’s Springs
Radio fans in Dillon hear distant stations clearly
Dillon residents with high power receivers enjoyed a night of clear distant broadcasts. Music from Los Angeles and San Francisco came through strong, while Fort Worth programs were notable. Stations heard included Portland Oregonian and Calgary among others, with earlier listens from Detroit and South Bend.
Beaverhead high basketball set for season opener
Dillon fans will preview Beaverhead high team next week in a yet unnamed date opener against Twin Bridges high school. A post Christmas game follows with Central high of Butte, with later matchups scheduled against Butte Missoula Anaconda Deer Lodge and Philipsburg. Coach Williams, a Naval Academy graduate, brings a strong coaching record and city backing for 1923.
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Williams
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Dillon
Rancher Fred A. Randolph Found Dead in Dillon Region
The body of Fred A. Randolph, a longtime area rancher and miner, was found by neighbors at his Rattlesnake valley ranch. Coroner James Phillips and undertaker Brundage viewed the body before transport to Dillon. Randolph, 66, was born in Union City Michigan and lived in the county 36 years. No immediate local relatives survive.
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Dillon
Fred A. Randolph
Rattlesnake Valley
Randolph
James Philips
Brundage
Argenta
Union City
Mich
Idaho
County contracts awarded by Dillon board meeting
At the Dillon county commissioners meeting contracts were awarded for county printing to C H H Park of the Lima Ledger and for county physician to Dr W H Stephan. This marks the first time a printing contract was given outside the county seat. Dr Stephan previously served as county physician in 1922. The session covered road matters general editing and approving county bills with a reconvened session planned for the afternoon before January adjournment.
Appointment of Alice Roe as county schools superintendent
Pillon December 5 Miss Alice Roe county superintendent of schools elect who was appointed to fill the unexpired term resigned and began duties this morning. Mrs Lee McCrackin continues as assistant for the present, a role she has held for four years under Miss Sutherland.
Man Woman Marriage Starring Dorothy Phillips At Bluebird
Allen Holubar’s Man Woman Marriage screens at the Bluebird today and tomorrow. Dorothy Phillips portrays a Christian slave girl in ancient Rome and a modern woman influencing history with steadfast virtue.
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Allen Holubar
Dorothy Phillips
Bluebird Theater
Constantine
Augustus Caesar
Miss Phillips
Increased Funds for Glacier National Park
The director of the budget proposes a largely increased appropriation for Glacier National Park, totaling 254000 with 100000 for the transmountain highway, 76190 more than the current year. It also outlines funding for adjacent government reclamation projects and various Indian programs and a Helena assay office allotment of 4900.
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Washington, D. C
Clacier National Park
Congress
Ele
Huntley
Milk River
Sunriver
Yellowstone
Flathead Irrigation
Crow Indian
Blackfeet
Fort Veeck
Fort Belknap
Flathead
South Side Notes From St John’s Aide Meeting
The Ladies Aid and Altar society of St John’s church meet this evening at St Aloysius hall. Officers seek full attendance as important business will be transmitted. Several residents visit relatives and return from Helena and Casper during the holiday period.
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Ladies’ Aid and Altar Society
St. John’s Church
St. Aloysius Hall
George Murphy
Edward Lynch
Dennis Lynch
South Side
Helena
Mount St. Charles College
A. Smith
Whitefish
Frank Austin
Casper
Wyo
Butte
L. L. Nickerson
Armstead
R. D. Neely
Silesia
Mont
Ella LaMar
Lutey
Harrison Avenue
S. B. Glenne
Missoula
Ladies’ Aid
Central Presbyterian Church
East First Street
Helen Maier
Modesty
Robert Oliver
Mast Third Street
Alex Bluett
Walnut Street
Harley
Weaver
Smith
Hysham Girl Declared Winner In Essay Contest
Montana awards first prize in the American Legion national essay contest to Evelyn Wright of Heeham with second to Edith Swingle of Bozeman and third to Clyde Loy of Denton. Prizes include medals and certificates. contest was open to youths 12 to 18 and titled How the American Legion Can Best Serve the Nation.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Montana
American Legion
Evelyn Wright
Heeham
Miss May Trumper
Carland W. Powell
National Americanism Commission
Edith Swingle
Bozeman
Clyde FB. Loy
Denton
Livingston Notes on Local Visits Events and Weddings
Trainmaster J A Mercer returned from an inspection trip on the Hocky Fork branch. Eunice Henry and Jay Abbott, both of Livingston, were married at the Methodist parsonage with Rev N M Temple officiating. Miss Ada James returned to Butte after visiting Livingston friends. Mrs Grant Snyder leaves for Vancouver with plans to join her husband in Logan. Members host Shriners and supper clubs as various social events occur in Livingston.
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Livingston
J. A. Mercer
Hocky Fork
Laurel
Red Lodge
H. L. Merene
Brisbin
Ada James
Butte
George A. Davis
Grant Snyder
Vancouver
British Columbia
W. C. Calhoun
A. J. Carr
D. J. Fitzgerald
Eunice Henry
Jay Abbott
Methodist
N. M. Temple
SS. KR. McCarthy
Congregational Parsonage
Ida Scheer
Wilsall
W. F. Lee
Clyde Park
Masonic Temple
Mary Everett
J. C. Murphy
H. D. Mudgett
Supper Club
Havre Man Guilty of First Degree Murder
Havre Montana December 5 A jury in district court found Wilson B Poole guilty of first degree murder in the shooting of rancher Joseph Oswald 40 miles north of Havre Oswald died four days after the July 11 1922 shooting at Sacred Heart hospital Oswald accused Poole before his death and Judge Rose will sentence Poole Thursday
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Havre
Mont
Wilson B. Poole
Poole
Joseph Oswald
Oswald
Sacred Heart Hospital
Rose
Helena commissioners charged for failure to comply with sidewalk order
Helena county commissioners were brought before the police court on a charge of failing to comply with an ordinance requiring sidewalks be cleaned from the sidewalk near the county courthouse. Deputy County Attorney George W. Padbury Jr. represented the county, and the case was dismissed after evidence showed sidewalk cleaning had occurred since summons.
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Helena
Hee
George W. Padbury Jr
J. T. Jones
Four Counties Reclassify Tax Bases Lowering Officials Salaries
Judith Ravin Fallon Park and Custer counties will drop in classifica tion and see smaller salaries for county officials as taxable values shift with the state board of equalization. Rosebud county climbs from sixth to fifth class with a taxable value around 10.6 million. Park county reports 14 22 taxable value of 29,999,056 but state board accountants doubt accuracy and seek verification.
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Judith Ravin
Fallon Park
Custer Counties
State Board of Equalization
Rosebud County
Park County
Death of Crable Child From Scalding Tub Accident
Victor Paul Crable five year old son of Mr and Mrs John Crable died in a Billings hospital at five AM from injuries after falling backward into a tub of hot water placed on the floor by his mother. The accident occurred yesterday afternoon and he was rushed to the hospital.
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Associated Pres
Billings
Mont
Victor Paul Crable
John Crable
Quarter Million Fat Fry Planted In Waters
Requisitions for 225000 fish fry were sent out for planting in Helena forest creeks and lakes. A H H Abbott, forest supervisor, said the fish would be stocked in sites including Lake Edith Dry Creek Spring Creek Green Creek Avalanche Creek Rock Creek Caman Lake Birch Creek Benton Gulch Dry Beaver Creek Trout Creek and others. The stock is planned for next spring with forest rangers distributing the fry. Lake Forth Buck near Mount Hadith by Townsend is noted as shallow and previously unstocked.
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Helena
A. H H. Abbot
Vince
Lake Edith
Dry Creek
Spring Creek
Grereon Creek
Avalanche Creek
Woulder Lakes
Rock Creek
Caman Lake
Birch Creek
Benton Gulch
Dry Beaver Creek
Trout Creek
Teaver Creek
Nelson
McClellan Creek
Warm Springs Creek
Tizer Lake
Neaver Creek
Winston
Crow Creek
Leake Lake
Lumpeculeh
Quartz Gulch
Little Pinekfoot River
Forest Rangers
Forth Buck
Mount Hadith
Townsend
Tax income payments fall in 1922 report
Montana taxpayers will pay 712000 dollars in income tax for 1922, down from 1921, according to Internal Revenue officers. The report notes savings of 95000 in soda fountain and beverage taxes and 99088 in luxury and related taxes, reflecting an overall reduction in receipts.
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Montana
Internal Revenue Officers
Old-Time Mill Builder W L Paine Dies in Montana
W L Paine a Helena based millwright died in Big Timber Montana on Monday His work included the Whitlatch mill at Unionville and mills for the Jay Gould and Empire mines He moved from Helena years ago and later worked in Canada His relatives live in Ohio and his body may be sent there for burial.
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Helena
Dee
W. L. Paine
Big Timber
Mont
Paine
Hoe
Unionville
Jay Gould
Empire Mines
Canada
Tie
Ohio
Crow Indians Form Native Legion Post in Montana
An American Legion post in Vodec Grae Montana is organized as an all Indian unit honoring Joseph Chief-at-Night the only Crow serviceman who died in World War I. About 380 Crow tribe members reside near the reservation and are eligible for membership. Chief-at-Nights body was returned to the Crow home and laid to rest near Custer's Battlefield.
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American Legion
Tively
Vodec Grae
Mont
Baa
Josephy
Crow Reservation
Crow Agency
Joseph
Minneapolis firm contracts timber deal in Montana
The Brooks-Scanton Lumber Co of Minneapolis has secured a contract for 62,000 feet of timber in Northwestern Montana with the forest service. It has purchased the Petaane Lumber Co mill at Eureka and will start operations, with logging and milling to begin as logs arrive now.
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Missoula
Dec
The
Brooks- Scanton Lumber Company
Minne
Apolia Lms
Montana
Forest Service
Minneapolis
Pbta Ane Lumber Company
Eureka
Tve
Crewe
Editor Receives Advance Subscriptions in Western Montana
A Western Montana editor reports a subscriber paid a year in advance and offered thanks. The editor notes such acts reflect the spirit of the kingdom of heaven.
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Montana
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Deer Lodge Kiwanians
Peer Lodge
Carter
Dillon Bureau
Mike Mulaney
Mulaney
A. BE. F
S. Chester Keller People’s Pool Hall
Chester Keller
Mr. Keller
Keller
Si McCloud
Billy Rohan
Aire
Park Street
East Park Street
Anaconda News
Glacier National Park
South Side News
Hysham Irl
Livingston News
Crowingiang
Benito Mussolini
Rome
Mussoli
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