Appreciation for Building of Line in New District
Circle Montana December 7 The Associated Press reports twelve acres of ground east of Circle were donated to Kern Pacific Railway by business men to secure the Glendive to Brockway branch. A survey crew of 15 under Sidney G. Jones began work yesterday aiming toward Glendive with completion expected by Christmas. The route will pass McCugh farm water river Buffalo Spring Creek Mink and Lindsey country and cross Sioux Creek divide then drop to Glendive with a 1100 foot climb at 14 percent grade. Circle braces growth from Northern Pacific and Great Northern prospects and J J Kendig plans a 20 room addition to the Gladstone hotel next spring.
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Press Circle
Mont
Kern Pacific Railway
Glendivele-Brockway
Circle
Ft. W. Deichen
Sidney G. Jones
Glenlive
Here
McCugh Farm
Water River
Jams Farm
Buffalo Spring Creek
Buffalo Creek
Sioux Creek
Missouri
Yellowstone
Sioux Creek Pass
Mink
Lindsey
Glendive
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
J. J. Kendig
Gladstone Tel
Hig
Philipsburg Women Help in Sale of Seals
Philipsburg December 7 The Woman's Club of this city has started the sale of Christmas Seals. Mrs Ella A Patton Mrs W K Morrea and Mrs Peter Gallegar are in charge of the sales. Today at 11:20 Dr A Knight gave an address to Philipsburg grade school pupils about tuberculosis dangers and the seal origin. School children will assist the club in selling seals and residents are urged to support the drive.
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Philipsburg
Attorney Moore Is Given Clerk's Place
Philip sburg reports a regular city council meeting where Mayor C McClees appointed W I Moore to fill the vacancy of A McDonald as city clerk. A light addition was noted for the Granite county high school at the north end.
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Philipsburg
Flipsburg
W. I. Moore
C. McClees
Musterole Relief Advert Promises Quick Pain Aids
Don’t fuss with mustard plasters. Musterole uses pure oil of mustard and other ingredients to relieve sore throats bronchitis tonsillitis stiff neck asthma neuralgia headaches congestion rheumatism lumbago and aches. The ad touts Musterole as a cleaner faster option for many pains.
Reappointed Beaverhead School Board Members Named
Dillon December 7 Beaverhead county commissioners reappointed Miss Jean Bishop to a two year term and J H Gilbert to a three year term on the high school board. Catherine Willis was named to the county board of examiners. Meeting attendees included Chairman C C Goaman of Lima, Commissioners A L Anderson of Dillon and J S Shaw of Ward, Acting Clerk Albert S Baker.
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A. L. Anderson
Dillon
J. 8. Shaw
Wredom
Albert 8. Baker
Hoop Squad Meets Bridges On Friday
Dillon Techae Heaverhead county high school's basketball quintet will meet Twin Bridges next Friday night at Twin Bridges. Coach Gunderson has run two weeks of hard training, and the probable Friday lineup includes Ed Williams at center with Little and Yest er Price as guards, Wright and TU Gordon, Joe Emither Cosgrove as forwards.
President Davis Returns From East Lecture Tour
President Davis of the Montana State Normal College returned home Sunday after a month away in the East. He was a principal lecturer at the Missouri Teachers' Association state convention in Kansas City, where Calvin Coolidge and other educators spoke. Also addressed were Dr Henry Susalo and other prominent figures.
Merchants Plan Holiday Garb for Dillon Streets
Dillon plans to decorate the city for Christmas with Christmas trees along Puilen streets covered in tinsel and other decorations. Local businessmen will cover the expense and a contract has been let for many evergreen trees after interviews with Senator Frank I Magelbaker and Charlies Hl. Niblack.
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Dillon
Frank I Magelbaker
Charlies Hl. Niblack
Christman
Puilen
Hughes Ranch Home Damaged by Flames
A Hughes ranch home near Dillon suffered heavy damage from a fire Saturday night, thought to have started from a defective flue. The blaze damaged the roof and second story before being extinguished by ranch staff and employees. Insurance coverage was reported.
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Dilion
Wee
Hughes Ranch
Torse Vratirte
Dillon
Drum Named Registrar in Billings Area
In a presidential nomination report Harry B. Drum is named registrar of land offices at Billings Montana with a reappointment noted Albert G. Stubblefield is named registrar at Pueblo Colorado The report also notes wristwatches regaining popularity in England as King George wears a platinum watch on a black strap
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Harry B. Drum
Billings
Associated Press
Washington
Registrars of Land
Harry BR. Drum
Mont
Albert G. Stubblefield
Pueblo
Col
England
George
Community Christmas Tree Planned for Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge December 7 plans are being perfected by city organizations for a community Christmas tree to stand in the business district. A fund to buy candies and gifts for local children is being assembled and promises to be one of the largest for this purpose in the city’s history.
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Deer Lodge
DMR
Dee
Kiwanis Club
Stnantes Avi
Teacher Speaks at Deer Lodge Kiwanis Luncheon
Miss Nona Sackett head of home economics at Vowel County High School gave an instructional talk on home economics at Deer Lodge Kiwanis. She highlighted cookery and clothing as key features and stressed that nourishing food must be cooked. Plans for a ladies night were announced and Father Tip DeLane was named to speak next Monday.
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Deer Lodge
Nona Sackett
Vowel County High School
Deer Lodge Kiwanis Club
Charman Paul
Tip DeLane
Kiwanis Club
Deer Lodge Club Officers Elected at Year-End Meeting
Deer Lodge Montana reports officers for the Deer Lodge Country Club for the coming year were elected at the annual meeting. Art Luede man was chosen president L Benton vice president Lewis Napton secretary and Parnell Maxwell treasurer. The meeting also covered plans for the upcoming season.
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Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Country Clu
Art Luedeman
L. Benton
Lewis Napton
Parnell Maxwell
Refiners Regall Rick Against Tar Payments
Arrowl and Refining company of Lewistown withdraws protest to quarterly tax payment of 42000. Officials say Montana refiners back the good roads measure and seek gasoline tax parity to stop competition from foreign refiners. Governor Erickson receives the telegram outlining support for state industry and equal tax burdens.
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Associated Press
Lewistown
Montana
Arrowl and Refining Company
J. E. Erickson
Montana Wins Major Share At Chicago Grain Show
Montana entries at the International Grain and Hay Show in Chicago captured 44 percent of the prize money this year, totaling $694 of $1,515. The state earned 110 awards, including two world sweepstakes and nine first places, with wheat accounting for much of the success.
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Helena
Montana
Chicago
Union
Canada
Astate
the International
Bitter Root irrigation enables ample 1927 water supply
Dee Hamilton reports Ga J Hagens Bitter Root Valley Irrigation District manager says the district expects plenty of water for the 1927 season. Despite last season's snow shortage, farmers had sufficient canal water later. Lake Como storage is higher than last spring and will likely grow before spring. Lake Como serves a 90 mile canal and is a top Northwest irrigation source.
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Hamilton
Dee. T
Ga. J. Hagens
Bitter Reaot Valley
Owever
Lake Como
Hagens
Milk Powder Plant 15 Nearing Completion in Montana
Stevensville dispatch reports the milk powder plant at the creamery nearing completion and expected to begin operation around December 10. It will be Montana’s first milk powder plant with dried buttermilk and skim milk as main outputs.
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Stevensville
Montana
Montana Seed Leads Prize Money in Entered Classes
Montana Seed tops the field in lead percentage for prize money across multiple classes entered, with figures showing 29.1 25.5 and 26.9 percent in the latest standings. The results highlight Montana Seed as the strongest performer among competing entries.
Creamery By-Product Backhaul Boosts Rural Dairy Returns
The by product from the creamery, once of little value, now yields 20 cents per hundred pounds of skim milk after hauling costs. This adds about five cents per pound of butter to dairymen who do not use the by product on farm. The plant features two 1.50U capacity tanks, a condenser reducing raw milk volume to one-fourth, and a drier.
St Wilsons Return From Chicago For Health Reasons
Mr and Mrs St Wilson return to Corvallis after weeks away in Chicago due to Mr Wilsons health. They rest at Mrs Wilsons sister Mrs J J Parkers home and Dr Parker met them in Missoula. Helen Bierce celebrates eight with a party for seventeen children and birthday cake. Rebekah circle hosts 18 women to make a comforter for Odd Fellows home.
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Corvallis
Mrs. St. ©. Wilson
Chicago
Helen
Howard W. Vierce
RB. R. Hull
Rebekah
Margaret Slack
John Flemming
William Randolph
Mal Hooper
McDonald
Lelia Hedgepeth
Stevensville
Pea Nut Market Slump Follows Circus Season Closure
The closing of the circus season in this country coincides with a notable downturn in Shanghai's peanut trade. Reports indicate reduced demand and prices, affecting growers and merchants across the region.
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Shanghai
Valley high schools fix Bitter Root basketball schedules
Hamilton and Ravalli county teams announce fixed schedules with nonlocal games possible. Read lists of Dec 17 to Feb 19 fixtures for Hamilton, Corvallis, Darby, Victor, Stevensville, Florence Carlton plus a note on the Trish Free State spending about 2.5 million dollars on government telephone lines.
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Hamilton
Ravalli County
Pitter Root Valley
Corvallis
Darby
Stevensville
Florence- Carlton
Victor
Florence
Florence-Carlton
Florence-Carliton
Morence-Carlton
T Hamilton
Florence Carlton
Trish Free State
Anaconda Kiwanians Take Two Of Three In Benton Match
The Kiwanians defeated the Goodfriends two games to one at Flint Thompson bowls last night. High scores led by H Carlson of the Goodfriends with top marks in the handicap frame.
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Flint-Thompson
H. Carlson
Anaconda Legion Meeting to Discuss Veterans Aid
Anaconda post No. 21 American Legion calls the Thursday courthouse meeting crucial for planning care of county veterans in hospitals. Captain Elliston reports a survey of war orphans, a three-child family receiving a $20 monthly allowance, and other local aid funds. Turkey dinner plans for Warm Springs patients will be set, and a Helena district meeting report will be presented.
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Anaconda Post
American Legion
S. A. Elliston
State Department For National Child Welfare
Legion
Warm Springs
Helena
Hoople team dominates series with high scores posted
The Friend team tallied 211 for a single game and 555 for the series as the Major Hooples swept Standards in three games. Swander led with a high three game score of 571 while Leonard added 227 in a single game. Individual scores followed thereafter.
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Swander
Leonard
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Philipsburg News Notes
George B. Winston
Grover Lowell
Rock Creek
Ruben Huffman
A. JD. Stoddard
Rochester
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L. W. Maxson
Allen Connis
Lower Valley
William “Ellie’ Royal
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H. J. Carrol
Roy Greenbeck
H. T. Cummings
Drummond
Homer Bowers
Anaconda
George Qugley
Maxville
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President Davis
Thillon
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Dillon Friends
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Normal College Training School
W. CG. Bickelhaupt
Aberdeen
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Cal
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Michael Armstrong
Barrett Hospital
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Frank A. Hazelbaker
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Gardiner
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Alder
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Kiwanis
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Joseph Guiot
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Great Malls
M. G. Murray
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Henry Laurie
Millsten
W. F. Casey
Division of Publicity
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W. H. Jones
Stillwater County
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U.S.A
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Hoy Kelley
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