Lewistown Elks Memorial Impresses Large Audience
The Lewistown Elks Memorial service at the Presbyterian church drew a large crowd on Sunday. Rev. George Hirst delivered an eloquent oration, with commendable eulogies by Hagar J. Baker. Music featured performances by Mrs. E. L. Thielke, Mrs. Jesse Hanon Saxi, Miss Sue Kenn, 3. W. Kenny, G. W. Wrigley, and Tosee Ewer, under the baton of Exalted Ruler Joseph Mc Schmidt.
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Lewistown
Presbyterian’ Church
Rge
George Hirst
St. James, Episcopal Church
Hagar J. Baker
E. L. Thielke
Jesse Hanon Saxi
Sue Kenn
W. Kenny
G. W. Wrigley
Tosee “Ewer
Joseph Mc Schmidt
Powell County Shows Good Financial Growth
Powell County banks report strong finances as four banks operate across Deer Lodge Ovando and Helmville. Total resources reach 2 931 112 with Larable Bros United States National Blair Co State Bank of Helmville and First National Bank of Ovando holding key shares. Local residents visit Missoula and Helmsville during weekend travels.
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Deer Lodge
Powell County
Ovando
Helmville
Main
Milwaukee
Larable ‘Bros
United States National
Blair & Co. State Bank of
First National Bank of
Kalispell Store Held Up by Nesskeo Bandit
A masked man robbed the north Kalispell grocery store of E. B. Taylor taking 9.50 in silver from the till after ordering the proprietor and a customer to raise hands. A delivery boy, warned but not complying, was threatened. The bandit, nervous and inexperienced, fled through the front door with silver. nearly $200 in currency remained. The sheriff’s office pursued but found no trace of the robber.
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Kalispell
E. B. Taylor
Theriff
McLean Guilty In Stolen Shoes Case Kalispell
Kalispell Mont Dec 6 A jury found John P McLean a Whitefish merchant guilty of buying 35 pairs of stolen shoes traced to a Great Northern shipment to J C Penney Kalispell The defense rested without witnesses after questioning the seized evidence and the Velthaus theft case proceeds with continued venire issues
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Kalispell
Mont
John P."mclean
Great Northern
J.C. Pen=hey company
Joseph Velthaus
McLean
Flames Destroy Kalispell Dairy and Livery Stable
Fire at Glacier Dairy on Second Street East destroyed the building and equipment with some insurance coverage noted. Nearby Kalis pell Mercantile staff sparked the alarm around 3 o clock. Manager Palmer said business will continue after securing new equipment and location. The dairy building was owned by the First National Bank. A second fire at the old Bykes livery barn on Second Avenue West destroyed the storage structure filled with hay belonging to J. P. Bruckhauser and damaged an automobile owned by McCarthy.
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Kalispell
Glacier Dairy
Second Street
Kalispell Mercantile Company
Palmer
Virst National Bank
Bykes
Second Avenue West
J. P. Bruckhauser
E McCarthy
Medina First National Bank Closed By Directors
The First National Bank of Medina in Stutsman County was closed by its directors with a federal reserve system aid claim. Deposits reached $170,000 while required reserves of over $20,000 were wiped out by depreciation of securities, and reorganization under new management is expected. Two other North Dakota banks, Citizens State Bank of Eeagleley and State Bank of Nortonville, also closed.
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Bismarck
N.D
First National Bank of
Medina
Stutsman County
A. Preszier
Federal Reserve System
North Dakota
Preszler
Citizen's State Bank of
Eageley
State Bank of
Nortonville
W. S. Stege
Blackfeet
Fort Peck
Fort Belknap
Bitter Root ‘Valley
Flathead
Rocky Boy Bank
Tongue River
Supreme Court
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Forest Service
Northern Pacific
Congress
National Forests
Miner Falls 630 Feet at Liver Pool Mine
Helena reports Arthur Hedberg of Clancy fell 630 feet at the Liver Pool mine in Lump Gulch while on shift. His body was recovered and brought to Helena. Hedberg worked as a miner and died in the accident.
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Aeee Sara
Helena
Arthur Hedberg
Clancy. Field
Liverpool
Lump Gulch
The
Harden Shot to Death by Whiskey Thieves
In Havre inquest evidence by R G Kilborn details the murder of Jack Harden of Lewistown who was shot by a gang member while transporting whiskey from the Canadian line. Harden’s body was dumped into the back seat after aiding the removal of the load, with Kilborn forced to drive away. The car belonged to Jack Hendricks of Lewistown and Harden’s brother A E Harden of Belgrade traveled to Havre to arrange the body’s handling.
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Great Falls
Dee
R. G. Kilborn
Havre
Jack Harden
Lewistown
Kilborn
Harden
Jack Hendricks
A. E. Harden
Belgrade
Scott to begin fifth prison term in Deer Lodge
Great Falls dispatch reports Albert Scott, colored, will start serving his fifth prison term upon transfer to Deer Lodge. Records show multiple prior sentences from 1906 to 1919 for theft and burglary across Montana and Canada, including a 1917 burglary and a 1919 theft case in Regina.
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Scott
Great Falls
Albert Scott
Deer Lodge
Although
Regina
Sasie
Reclamation funding push and large future appropriations
Special Dispatch to Washington reports a major push for large appropriations for reclamation work in the coming fiscal year starting July 1. Total requests include Milk River 1,417,000 and Sun River 887,000 with various state projects and agency budgets listed. anticipate funds will be allocated to specific reclamation purposes.
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Washington
Congress
Sun
Sun River
Huntley
Yellowstone
Montana
Helena
Surveyor General's Office
Flathead
Albert Selazney Dies Pioneer of State
Albert Selazney longtime Palm confectionery proprietor on East Park street and pioneer cigar maker in California and British Columbia died yesterday after paralysis. Born 1868 in Albany New York he lived in the Far West most his life, ran a Livingston Montana cigar factory, headed to Anaconda candy shop, survived by son Clarence of Anaconda and daughters Mrs Harris Netter and Mrs Pauline Goldstein. He belonged to Knights of Pythias Yellowstone lodge Independent Order of Foresters Bozeman lodge and Union of Cigar Makers for 30 years. Funeral plans to be announced and body to be sent to Livingston for burial beside his wife.
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Palm
East Park Street
Albany
New York
Far West
California
British Columbia
Livingston
Mont
Anaconda
Wif
Clarence
Harris, Netter
Muncy
Pauline Goldstein
Cai
Selazney
Knights of Pythias
Yellowstone Lodge
Independent Order of Foresters
Bozeman Lodge
1 Union of Cigar Makers
Burglars Steal Watch and Money From Home
Gus Didzum reports a burglary at his residence where a pipe in the cellar hid his summer savings. The thieves took a watch and cash, leaving Didzum with shock and a loss of personal funds.
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Gus Didzum
Didzum
Melwain Convicted of Statutory Offense in Chinook
In Great Falls on December 6, reports state SR. Melwain formerly of Great Falls was convicted at Chinook for a statutory offense involving a Havre girl taken to Malta months ago. The jury set his punishment at two to four years in prison.
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Great Falls
Malta
Mra
Christine Lake
Great Northern Railway
A.W. Lake
Harve
Fars
Bowdoin
Havre
Melwain
Chinook
City to enforce business license for Anaconda firms
Anaconda city council voted to enforce a longstanding ordinance requiring business houses to pay a regular license, with Mayor Mecavitt and City Treasurer Danielson cited for delays due to year end finances. Alderman Kell moved to instruct enforcement and to draft a license for telephone operation.
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Anaconda
Mecavitt
J. R. Danielson
Kell
James J. Dona
Acton
McCavitt
Washoes Recruit Full Team Again In City Bowling Clash
The Washoe Coal team returned with a full five man lineup to beat City Drugs in a city bowling tournament at Tescher's alleys, finishing with 2,701 to 2,457. Knights topped Goodfriends two games to one, 2,080 to 2,073, as scores followed.
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Washoe Coal
Tescher
Harhausen
Finnegan
Washoes
Knights
Goodfriends
Imperial Quintet 5 Offering of Pantages
A fragmented review of the Imperial Quintet 5 act at Pantages features two women and three men from Italy, performing operatic arias and well loved pieces including selections from Rigoletto Il trovatore and a variety of Irish songs. The piece notes Chase and La Tour and praises the troupe for skillful, amusing entertainment with eye catching features and lively stage presence.
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Italy
Anna Fimer
Hen Fine
Margaret
Susie
Il Tovatore
Rowland
Meehan
Memeo Japs
Chase
la Tour
Tiases
Parfette
Beal Brothers Buy Wright Taxi Company In Anaconda
Sale of the Wright Taxi company property and business announced last night. New owners Harry and Paul Beal, well known Anaconda youths educated at the local high school, will operate under the Wright Taxi name. Four cars are in operation, with the stand at 6 Gast Park avenue kept. Wright had run the business prior to transfer.
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Wright Taxi Company
Th Concern
Harry
Paul
Beai
Theity
Anaconda
Wright’ Company
Gast Park Avenue
BR. Wright
Anaconda curlers and soft rinks battle on ice
Anaconda curlers played games on soft rinks under team leadership by Kelly Amerson and Jette, with Martin. Scorers included Bryson Meyers Whyte Capron and Kelly totaling 14, followed by Davidson Corcoran McKay Mann and Martin with 11, and Hendry D Kidd MacMullen Emerson also 11. A fragment notes twenty five million dollars planned for Strand thoroughfare work.
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Anaconda
Kelly Amerson
Jette
Martin
Bryson
Meyers
Whyte
Capron
Kelly
Davidson
Corcoran
McKay
Mann
Hendry
D. Kidd
MacMullen
Emerson
Daniels
Fraser
Reid
Jotte
Ing & Section
Son
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Sealey
Briscoe
Besele Schmit
Tony Schmit
Mary A. Marcellus
Bank of
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State Bank of Ass
Julia McCauley
Bankers' Life of Montana
Drummond News Notes
Garden City
Is. M. Peterson
Helmsville
Mond
Jack Petersen
Missoula
Frank Weatherford
Ag, Smith
Milwaukee Depot
JG. King
Eee
Wein
Hart Schatt
United States Mail
Drummond
Sanday
Nesskeo Bandit
Whitefish Merchant
Kalispell Dairy
Dakota Bank
Banner
Chouteau
ALLS
Grosventre
Rainbow Falls
Jack Zuckar
Central Avenue
Western Electric Company
E. Park St
Main St. Butte
Albert Selazney Dies
West
Deven Swander
Laskey
M ‘Klow
Hylas Barnard Chia
Hoyt Iso
Washoe
Iine
Sommerhauser
Kelley Pentane
Hunthausen
Baa
Schmidt
Knights of Columbus
Phil Callan
Tavernia
Radon
Donovan
Charles Calla
Parrott
Tuehscherer
McGrath
Carlson Ie
Sare
Clinton
Imperial Quintet
Electric Washer
Electric ’ Light Dept
A. C. M. Company
Hallmark
Keppler Jewelry Co
I HK Jewelers
Beal Brothers
Luther Burbank
Anaconda Curlers
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