AUREL DAVIS TALKS ON TRIP AT ROTARY DILLON
President Fr. Davis of Montana State Normal College spoke at the Dillon Rotary luncheon about his eastern trip. He described the Armistice Day ceremony in Kansas City with President Coolidge's address and the Missouri State Teachers' Association convention addressed by Davis. He also gave Rotarians samples of persimmons from the Ozark mountains of Missouri.
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Dillon
Fr. Davis
Montana State Normal College
Rotary
Davis
Kansas City
Coolidge
Mssouri State Teachers’ Association
Ozark Mountains
Missouri
Two Vets Granted Citizenship Papers in Dillon
A naturalization hearing in district court granted two World War II veteran applicants citizenship without the usual requirements. Cyril Be. Smelt of Dillon and Tilieb Sonner of Grant were examined by Dell Sullivan, federal district director of naturalization, and received their papers under a new provision of naturalization law.
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Dillon
Lyman N. Bennett
Cyril BE. Smelt
Tilieb Sonner
Grant
Dell Sullivan
Federal District
Monument to Chopin planned at Warsaw
After years of hesitation Warsaw will erect a Chopin statue crafted by Vaclav Szymanowski in Paris. The statue arrives in the Avenue de Ujazdow near Belvedere palace. An international musical festival will mark the unveiling.
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Prague
Warsaw
Chopin
Vaclav Szymanowski
Paris
Avenue de Ujazdow
Champs Feysee
Belvedere Palace
Thomas Gorman 52, Well-Known Miner, Dies
Philipburg notes the death of Thomas Gorman at 5 am after a long illness. A Spanish American War veteran aged 52, he leaves a widow and eight children and three stepchildren. Survived by Catherine Joseph Rose Nene and Mrs Carl Swanson of Prtze plus three city residents and Seattle. Funeral set for Saturday morning from the Catholic church.
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Philipsburg
Thomas Gorman
Gorman
Catherine
Joseph
Rose
Nene
Carl Swanson
Prtze
Kh. Seeles
William Circevitch
This City
KR. Carr
Seattle
Charles Saunders Burial Planned After Death Found
The body of Charles Saunders, found dead in his cabin, will be moved to his brother Ike Saunders' home today. The funeral is scheduled for Saturday at 2 p.m. from the Saunders residence in Philipsburg.
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Philipsburg
Charles Saunders
Ike Saunders
Mr. Saunders
Nome Gold Mines Increase Output
Nome and the surrounding district will see gold production rise by nearly half a million dollars this year despite dry weather and water shortages. More extensive dredging is driving the gain, with R. W. J. Reed’s Nome customs report showing 89,036 ounces valued at 1,616,663 shipped to the States as of November 1, not yet covering the full season.
Little Blackfoot to get new rearing pond for fry
Deer Lodge Montana December 9 arrangements between the Deer Lodge Anglers Club and the state game commission call for building a rearing pond on the Little Blackfoot river for fry from the Anaconda hatchery. The pond will hold fry to grow until sturdy enough for planting in Powell County streams. Neil Grogan says thousands of young fish have perished when released directly from the hatchery. Construction starts soon and the pond should be usable by early spring.
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Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Anglers’ Club
State Game Commission
Blackfoot
Finh
Anaconda
Powell County
Neil Grogan
Anglers’ Club
Trash hall musical program set for Friday night
Final practice of pupils from the sixth seventh and eighth grades in Deer Lodge indicates a most excellent program for Friday evening. The entertainment will feature many students and additional funds will buy library books from the accruing fund.
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Deer Lodge
Barbers to Seek Law at Helena Meeting
Representatives of the barbers unions in Anaconda and Deer Lodge, led by C. B. Hayes, will travel to Helena next Monday for a state wide master and journeymen barber meeting to discuss plans for new legislation. Weather conditions noted as a factor in travel.
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Deer Lodge
Anaconda
C. B. Hayden
Helena
Model barber license law proposed for state legislature
A plan to craft a model barbers' license law aims to raise barber shop standards by enforcing strict sanitary conditions and imposing high registration requirements to ensure practitioners are proficient before the next legislative session.
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Ing
Hayden
George Burks Showing Bonanza Vein Samples
A three foot thick vein sample from the Bonanza mine in the Emery district is on display by George Burks of the Milwaukee Market. Some specimens are nearly pure lead and miners expect the ore to fetch about 70 dollars per ton at current prices. Reports say Bonanza strikes spur activity at nearby properties including Hidden Hand mine.
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Bonanza
Emery
Cheorge Burks
Milwaukee
Deer Lodge Social Notes Include Visits and Returns
Senator and Mrs C H Williams visited Shutte for a short while. Lars Nelson of Avon was in town on business. L W Williamson left for Cedar Rapids after a few days here. M G Perrin and two daughters returned from Iowa where Mrs Perrin was interred. George Whitting returned to Jens neighborhood after a Deer Lodge visit.
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Deer Lodge
C. H., Williams
Shutte
Lars Nelson
Avon
L. W. Williamson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
M. G. Perrin
Couple Wilsher and Marshall wed after 25 years in London
After an engagement lasting twenty five years, John Wilsher and Mary Marshall were married at a Clapton church in London.
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John Wilsher
Mary Marshall
Clapton
London
Court Rules Upon Right to Property in Montana
Montana supreme court rules there is no presumption that property bought by a wife with her husband’s money during marriage belongs to the wife. The Madison county jury instruction was erroneous in directing a verdict for Mrs Gates on that basis. The case involved Nettie Powell Gates seeking furniture valued about 600 dollars from former husband Jonathan W Powell. The decision reverses a prior judgment and requires a new trial.
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Helena
Lucy Stone
Montana Supreme Court
Albert J. Galenet
Matthews
Madison County
Nettie Powell Gates
Jonathan W. Powell
Kiden Gates
Montana
Callagarus
Supreme Court
Christmas Bazaar At Community House Draws Crowds
The annual United Aid society bazaar in Corvallis featured meals and hand made items. The Tatohekiya Campfire Girls booth, Christian Endeavor candy stand, and a Christmas seal booth run by Mrs Jack Hay and assistant drew visitors throughout the day.
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Corvallis
United Aid Society
Tatohekiya
Christian Endeavor Society
Jack Hay
Cheese making taught at Corvallis factory
Corvallis hosts a 10 day cheese making course led by H R Lochry of the agriculture dairy division with J A Nelson of the state college. Butter from the Corvallis factory was released this week as the department expects to supply 5000 pounds monthly to Bitter Root Valley Cheese Company patrons.
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Corvallis
H. R. Lochry
Dairy Division
Department of Agriculture
Lochry
J. A. Nelson
Dairy Department
State College
Bitter Root Valley Cheese Company
Corvallis Notes Show Local Moves and Visits
Corvallis notes list residents moving to Missoula for the winter, relatives visiting from Seattle and Butte, and local illness recoveries. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Gay left for Missoula, Mrs. Lena Anderson travels with her daughter, and Maurice Bryson improves after pneumonia at home. Other items mention hospital visits and a Christmas comedy by the Odd Fellows.
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J. R. Gay
Swaggart Fruit
Missoula
L. J. Cesar
Catherine Cesar
Cesar
Lena Anderson
Seattle
Anderson
J. EB. Bryson
Florence Chaffin
Butte
Bobbs
Alice Magee
Hamilton Hospital
T. M. Magee
Woodside
Anaconda Woman Seriously Burned In Early Morning Fire
Miss Mary Kelly, an elderly Anaconda resident, was severely burned when her nightgown ignited from a match while lighting a fire at about 6:30 am. Crippled and conscious, she managed to shed burning clothing and call for help, but neighbors only found her after two hours. she was rushed to St. Ann's hospital in critical condition. The milkman alerted Mrs. F. C. Deranleau, who then summoned assistance.
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Mary Kelly
Anaconda
St. Ann's Hospital
Miss Kelly
T. J. McKenzie
West Third Street
F. C. Deranleau
Platt Funeral Scheduled In Anaconda For Today
Funeral for Richard Platt, Anaconda youth who died days ago, will be held this afternoon at 1 30 from Mrs. Marguerite Clucas home at 1003 East Fifth Street. Elder A W Wennerberg to conduct at 2 in the Methodist Church. Cousin Miss Ella Platt of Kimmerle Wyoming arrived to attend.
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Richard Platt
Anaconda
Marguerite Clucas
East Fifth Street
A. W. Wennerberg
Ella Platt
Kimmerle
Wyo
Kiwanis Club
Ware
Harry
West Third Street
Methodist Church
Forrest W. Werts
Charles F. Chapman
Butte
The
Hill Cemetery
KIWANIANS ADJOURN IN WARE S MEMORY
The Anaconda Kiwanis club adjourned in memory of Harry S. Ware a director and popular member. The meeting featured a luncheon and a brief session followed by a tribute at Ware's home.
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Ware
Harry S. Ware
Anaconda Kiwanis Club
Mr. Ware
Body of Don McGehee Shipped to Alabama
The body of Don McGehee who died in this city Monday was sent to Bessemer Alabama, his former home. Two sisters in Birmingham requested the shipment. Coroner Barney McGreevey announced an inquest into the death for tonight at 7:30 at the P. J. Finnegan mortuary.
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Don McGehee
Bessmer
Ala
Birmingham
Barney McGreevey
Mr. McGehee
P. J. Finnegan Mortuatory
Anaconda Bowling Scores Show Two Wins Each
At Anaconda alleys last night the Anodes Engineers and Flint Thompsons split three games. Tryon led the Anodes with 215 for a game and 515 for the series, while Francisco topped Flint Thompsons with 202 in one game and 508 for the series. Following are the individual scores.
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Anodes
Flint-Thompsons
Anaconda
Anodes-Engineers
Tryon
Flint-Thompson Kh
Francisco
One Thin Woman Gained 10 Pounds In 20 Days
An advertisement claims McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets can add flesh and vitality. It touts easy dosing four times daily, a 60 cent box of 60 tablets, and a money back guarantee if a user does not gain at least five pounds in 30 days. It also notes strong sales for a druggist and urges inquiries at Fuller’s drug store.
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McCoy
Fuller's
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