Rialto theater blast causes injuries at Offa Lodge
A film explosion at the Rialto theater caused a stampede injuring several including Mrs. H C Schaefer who broke an arm and Miss Ruth Everett and Carl Olson burned. Attending doctors expect no permanent harm as repairs begin and show planned for Friday.
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Depr Lodge
H. C. Schaefer
Ruth Everett
Carl Olson
Rialto Theater
St. Joseph's Hospital
Siegfried Miller
Jen Hansen
Schaefer
Edith Jeffers
Hansen
Pana
Professional Women to Distribute Baskets in Deer Lodge
In Deer Lodge on December 10, members of the Business and Professional Women's club met at the Methodist church where a dinner was served. Miss Fay Henderson was named Christmas basket chairman and will work with Associated Societies to aid the needy. The January meeting will be a supper bridge at the Hotel Deer Lodge, and proceeds from a recent dance will fund baskets of food for the poor.
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Deer Lodge
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Methodist Church
Fay Henderson
Miss Henderson
Deer Lodge Pays $9 000 On College Buildings
Deer Lodge Montana December 10 The board of trustees of school district No 1 met for their regular monthly session approving the annual payment of 5 000 on the school buildings bought from the old College of Montana This payment leaves 22 000 still due of the 37 500 purchase price Several other bills were ordered paid and a general schools discussion was held.
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Deer Lodge
Board of Trustees of
State Normal College Alumni Organize in Deer Lodge
Preliminary plans for forming an alumni association of Montana State Normal College will be discussed at an 8 o'clock meeting Friday evening in Deer Lodge. The gathering, called by Mrs. Charles Brown Miss Margaret Wallace and Mrs. Nelle Fox Davies, urges all alumni and former students to attend at Rebworth apartments apartment No 12.
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Deer Lodge
Montana State Normal College
Charles Brown
Margaret Wallace
Nelle Fox Davies
Normal College
Rebworth
Board eliminates three precincts in county changes
In Deer Lodge on December 10 the county commissioners discontinued three voting precincts. Blossburg district No. 2 was consolidated with Ellison district No. 8, Pioneer district No. 15 with Gold Creek district No. 15, and Peterson Creek district No. 20 with Cottonwood district No. 3.
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Deer Lodge
Blossburg
Ellison
Pioneer
Gold Creek
Peterson Creek
Cottonwood
District Court to Hear Three Cases
Deer Lodge December 10. The arraignment of Scotty Zimmer Dan Barton and Ed Finisterer who were arrested Tuesday by Under sheriff Bo...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Scotty Zimmer
Dan Barton
Ed Finisterer
District Court Delays Arraignments On Moonshine Case
Edecker and County Attorney J Cummins report the case to Friday December 11 in Missoula district court with Judge Asa L Duncan presiding. Zimmer faces assault and moonshine charges, Barton charged with assault on Bob Powell, who lies in St Josephs hospital, and Winisterer charged with moonshine manufacture. More court matters await Judge Duncan.
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Edecker
J. Cummins
Asa L. Duncan
Missoula
Justice
Harry Peterson
Zimmer
Bob Powell
Sion
Barton
S&st. Joseph's Hospital
Winisterer
Duncan
Deer Lodge Buyer Seeks Heavy Working Horses
Deer Lodge Montana December 10. William Woods of Billings arrives as the first horse buyer in months and negotiates with ranchers for a carload of heavy working stock to be shipped east. He aims to fill the order this week despite a long market lull.
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Deer Lodgee
William Woods
Billings
DILLON Social Roundup Visitors and Travel Notes
J M Hawks returned from an extended visit in Des Moines Iowa EB M Dixon of Elliston was a visitor in Dillon yesterday R B McHugh of Philipsburg attended to legal matters in the city Thursday Mrs William McGill of Butte is visiting Mrs Pat Normandin Homer Guiler of Butte was a business visitor Thursday Mrs L Gordon and Mrs I S Eldred were Butte visitors yesterday R D Larabie attended to business in Butte Thursday Mrs A J Buchen was a Butte visitor Wednesday Joe Florek of Ovando visited Thursday Jack Collins of Miles City transacted business here yesterday Mrs C EB Larabie visited relatives in Butte Wednesday Mrs D Lontan of Niagara Falls NY was visiting Thursday Stewart Watson of Philipsburg is in Dillon visiting relatives and friends Mrs Lester Smith of Garrison was a shopper yesterday
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Dillon
J. M. Hawks
Des Moines
Iowa
EB. M. Dixon
Elliston
R. BE. McHugh
Philipsburg
William McGill
Butte
Pat Normandin
Homer Guiler
L. ©. Gordon
Eldred
R. D. Larabie
A. J. Buchen
Joe Florek
Ovando
Jack Collins
Miles City
C. EB. Larabie
D. Lontan
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Stewart Watson
Lester Smith
Garrison
Three Forks
Ray
Livingston
J. C. Driscoll
Lucy Reynolds
H. Leth
J. C. Langman
Bozeman
Pierce Elmore
Lawrence Bucklin
T. Lefever
Kirwan
Deer Lodge
Theresa Rettig
van Meter
N. M. Kvalnes
Townsend
Dick Lefever
Bob Chambers
Ringling
Homer Hays
Gladys Sickmiller
Melstone
A. W. Kunzle
Seattle
Paul Bates
Upper Madison
Don Driscoll
Whitehall
John Driscoll
Claude Parr
Willow Creek
Charles F. Baker
Josephine
Three Forks Hospital
Frank Irvine
Byron Chidester
Nigger Hollow
C. M. Lofgren
W. Cutler
Helena
Frank Marshal
William Warren
Rodersburg
J. W. Gordon
Kay
Maudlow
City
Charles Shadduck
Dimock
L. E. Wilson
Local social notes and high school basketball win
Three Forks news notes list visitors and residents from Livingston Butte Deer Lodge and nearby towns. Senior class wins basketball meets with four classes. Stolen whiskey case in Scotland sentences four men to one month in jail each.
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Sutherland
Scotland
Dillon court orders directed verdict in debt action
In Dillon the district court ordered a directed verdict for the plaintiff in the debt case John Peterson versus Nels Nelson. The calendar shows another debt case Edward C. Smith versus George W. French and Mary French to begin tomorrow. Court terms for the Fifth Judicial District were fixed for 1926 with Beaverhead Madison and Jefferson counties scheduling four regular terms each year.
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Beaverhead
Madison County
Jefferson County
No Action Taken on Irrigation Tax Deeds
Dillon December session ends after three days of routine business. Board postpones delinquent tax deeds for Big Hole irrigation district to January. Guard rail ordered on Henneberry hill in Beaverhead canyon. Interest from sinking fund to be placed in bridge fund. warrants paid, remaining balance to road fund.
Odd Fellows Elect Officers For 1926 In Dillon
The Dillon order of Odd Fellows elected officers to serve during the ensuing year at a Tuesday meeting in the I O O F hall. Fred Krause was named noble grand, R L Robertson vice noble grand, James Leach secretary, I Cashmore treasurer, with Henry Guyat advancing to the second degree.
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ODD Fellows
Dillon Order of Odd Fellows
I. O. O. F. Hall
Fred Krause
R. L. Robertson
Noble Grand
James Leach
I. Cashmore
Treasury
Henry Guyat
Dillon News Notes December Update in Dillon
George F Johnson of Leadore Idaho visits Dillon for business. George R Baker resigns as deputy county clerk and recorder to become Dillon post office clerk. Albert S Baker named deputy. Edwin and Mrs Thompson welcome a son born yesterday at Mrs Fred Oliver’s home. Jorgen Jorgenson, a Big Hole basin rancher, visits Dillon for several days. Mr and Mrs C E B Barnes return from Mooreland Oklahoma after weeks there. Warren Sutherland heads to Tennessee for winter with relatives. W B Hartwig returns from Helena. his wife and children will spend winter there.
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Dillon
George F. Johnson
Leadore
Idaho
George R. Baker
Albert S. Baker
Edwin Thompson
Fred Oliver
Jorgen Jorgenson
Big Hole Basin
C. EB. Barnes
Mooreland
Oklo
Warren Sutherland
Tennessee
W. B. Hartwig
Helena
Commander Sheridan Nominated For Montana Idaho Customs Post
Helena Dec 10 Charles L Sheridan nominated for collector of customs for the Montana Idaho district is commander of the Montana department of the American Legion and serves as finance officer and quartermaster for the Montana department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars He was adjutant general of Montana 1920 1924 and is now special counsel for the Montana veterans welfare commission He is designated as Montana s most distinguished World War veteran The present collector is J W Roberts of Great Falls.
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Helena
Charles L. Sheridan
Montana- Idaho
Montana
Kiwanians hear talk on Samoan natives life at Montana hotel
At the ANACONDA NEWS AIWANIANS meeting Professor Thornburg, manual training instructor, spoke on Samoan island natives life and social organization. He described homes built of grass and leaves and clothing made from bark. Misses Ruth Lindblad, Agnes Lund, Ruth Lindwall, Martha Olson, and Hazel Salmonson sang with piano accompaniment. The program was organized by Dave Morgan, Dr. Barich, and John Lockhart, with a cornet solo by W. D. Wagner. Business session set adjournment after next Thursday, resuming January 7.
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Montana
Thornburg
South Seas
Ruth Lindblad
Agnes Lund
Ruth Lindwall
Martha Olson
Hazel Salmonson
Gimmel Fined 150 Dollars in Nuisance Case
One case heard in Anaconda police court as Charles Gimmel faced charges of maintaining a nuisance. Judge Murphy fined him 150 dollars after his arrest early Wednesday evening by Officers Osborne and Edmunds.
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Anaconda
Charles Gimmel
Murphy
Gimmel
Osborne
Edmunds
One arrest in Anaconda raid on moonshine house
Officers Osborne and Edmunds led a raid at 219 Washington Street at 10 last night seizing about two quarts of alleged moonshine whiskey and arresting John Bipedie on charges of possessing intoxicating liquor Elpedio is held at the city jail and his Washington Street residence ordered closed immediately
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Washington Street
Osborne and
Edmunds
Prohibition
John Bipedie
Elpedio
Sheridan 15 Nominated for U S Customs Post
President Coolidge sent a new round of public office nominations to the Senate on December 10. The list includes customs collectors, U S attorneys, and federal officers such as Charles L. Sheridan at Helena Montana district 338, and others for Hawaii Alaska Porto Rico Wyoming Nebraska Oregon Idaho and Texas posts.
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Washington
Senate
Coolidge
Charles L. Sheridan
Helena
Mont
United States
James C. Kinsler
Nebraska
Albert D. Walton
Wyoming
Carl M. Morris
Utah
Hawaii
Raymond C., Brown
Alaska
Karl Theily
Porto Rico
George C. Butte
Texas
Hugh L. Patton
Dennis H. Cronin
Clarence R. Hotchkiss
Oregon
Frank M. Breshearst
Idaho
South Side News Highlights D P Club Party and Baby News
Mrs J Guay hosted the D P club at 1931 Silver Bow with Dora Hebert winning first, Alma Hebert third, and conciliation prize to Mrs L McIsaac. Mr and Mrs Richard Dibble welcomed a daughter at St James hospital. St Ann’s parish plans a Dec bazaar and turkey dinner in Connell building with many hosts and guests. Freda Sewing Club events and a Mooseheart Circle installation are noted along with moves of Mr and Mrs George W Lowery and Mr and Mrs C J Brown. Baptism for Bonita Wilaine reported with Alma Hebert and James O Neill as sponsors.
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J. Guay
D. N. P. Club
Silver Bow Street
Dora Hebert
Kenneth Chrisholm
Alma Hebert
L. McIsaac
J. Lynch
Arthur Nelson
J. Thomas
Bill Riley
Bill Walsh
M. Johnson
Dorothy Tuohy
St. Ann's Parish
Peter Leheney
Grand Avenue
Connell Building
Tim Sullivan
E. McNally
Charles McKenna
Margaret McCormick
Tom Wallis
A. L. Hawkesworth
E. Wolahon
H. Byrde
Pat Malloy
Will Sullivan
Tom Sullivan
Yonkers
George Noyes
Mae Atchison
John Burke
Will Coughlin
Stanzeski
Dillon
Joe Carpino
Melia
Ryan
Adele Moebus
Oregon Avenue
Freda Sewing Club
Lilly Leybold
Josephine Boyle
Henry Motsch
Rose Buchanan
John Lynch
Tom Green
Cora Beebe
Helen Coughlin
Fred Smith
Nelson
Mooseheart Circle
Moose Hall
Quartz Street
Maria Skinner
Legionpheee Meer Ee Eee
Leg
Regeni
Moose
Charles Roliman
C Street
John Follmer
Lilly Seybold
Freda Hugo
James Hirons
H. F. Pissot
John Moebus
Fritz Ottman
George W.lowery
Florence Avenue
C. J. Brown
Don
Seattle
Bonita Wilaine
Emil Hebert
Church of St. John the Evangelist
James O'Neill
Cooperation Sought In Valuing Clark Estate
Associated Press reports Montana tax officials seek federal help to set valuations for Senator William A. Clark estate and collect taxes on foreign stocks. Judge Sidney Lanner offers to pay about 425000 based on $16,023,061.85 Montana holdings. appraisers value estate at 47763508.49. Montana officials travel to Washington to discuss inheritance tax matters.
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Associated Press
Helena
William A. Clark
Montana
Tax Commission
Sidney Lanner
Butte
Clark Legal Department
State of
Silver Bow County
Montana Board of Equalization
Saner
Belt Road Contract Let In Montana
Helena Dec 10 W R Gray of Great Falls bid 13934 32 to win the Belt Riceville road contract bids opened by the Montana highway commission The project includes grading 1500 feet of highway and 3400 feet of railroad grade with crushed rock The road now on an earth slide will shift to the Neihart branch right of way and the railroad will move to a new grade Co H Purcell engineer in charge for the United States bureau of public roads discussed federal aid road maintenance and marking with the commission The panel will meet tomorrow with commissioners from 89 counties to map maintenance and federal requirements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. H. Purcell
Northwest States
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Commission
Montana
Federal Bureau
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State Normal College
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Milwaukee Railroaders
Barney's
Jack Strong
Usefu
Jeffers
Omas Serene
Williams
Dillon Bureau
Evangeline Rodney
Bessie Kittinger
Jesse G. Ragsdale
Butte High School
Ernest Ball
Katherine Walsh
8. E. Davis
Frank Eliel
State Board of Education
Anaconda News
Wer
Henry Catalano
Delilah M. Snowellington
Clatanent
Pride
Sheridan
U. S. Customs Post
Our
Silk
Goodfriend’s
South Side
Clark Estate
State Board
Belt Road
Victor Records
ORTON
Charleston
A. O. H. Ballroom
R. B. Abbott CO
Hotel Montana
DGE
United States Mail
Drummond
Helmville
Hogg Transfer Company
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