Commencement at State Normal College Dillon Montana
The Montana State Normal College in Dillon will hold autumn quarter commencement on Wednesday December 29 with nine graduates listed Fern Town Canty Eleanor Clark Amelia Emmeline Dester Delle Tucille Hartwig Idella Grace Higgins Lillian Janis Larson Luella Irene Larson Mary Montana Sloan Imma Louise Williamson. The program includes invocation music a commencement address and diplomas.
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St. Rose Catholic Church
Coerne
Alberti
Ira B. Free
Missoula Schools
Mystic
H. H. Swain
Harding and Wallace Unveil Cooperative Farm Marketing Plan
President Harding and Secretary Wallace outlined a cooperative marketing program for farmers with Dr Julius Klein and farm groups at the National Council of Farmers Cooperative Marketing Associations meeting. Delegates from 35 states attended as officials argued cooperative marketing can stabilize prices, prevent glut and scarcity, and benefit both farmers and consumers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Sechary Wallace
Department of Eticulture
Julius Klien
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Ymmerce
Department of Comarce
Farmers’ Co-operative Marketing Associations
Pronigations
Ernest
Kentucky
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Hhem
Mr Mason Lodge saxophone recovered after theft
The Billings Masonic lodge owner Mr Mason Lodge had his saxophone stolen and then returned in an alley near the lodge rooms with a note from the thief admitting the act. The instrument had the serial number filed off but was undamaged and fingerprinted for investigation.
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Mason Lodge
Dixon
Masonic Lodge
Billings
Maxon Lodge
Widow of Porter Awarded Large Sum in Civil Suit
A jury in Great Falls awarded Mrs. Currie Krafft eight thousand four hundred fifty dollars for damages after Homer Krafft, a Great Northern porter, was shot by Ray Charnock during an arrest on March 22, 1921. The case, one of the court’s longest civil trials, sought twenty five thousand six hundred dollars in general damages plus one thousand special.
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Associated Preas
Great Falls
Currie Krafft
Great Northern Railway Company
Ray Charnock
Krafft
Great Northern
Great Northern Company
St. Paul
Charnock
J. R. Weslie
Carrie Krafft
Homer W,lkrafft
Bozeman Pioneer Michael Harthorn Dies at 91
Michael Harthorn, early Bozeman resident since 1864, died at his West Lamme Street home from pneumonia. Born February 13, 1844 in England, he once ran a local grocery and later worked seven years at the courthouse. Survived by his wife, daughter Joatina Whipple of Butte, and grandson William Whipple. Funeral mass at Holy Rosary Church Saturday.
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Michael
Harthorn
Montana
Bozeman
West Lamme Street
England
United States
Joatina Whipple
Butte
William Whipple
Woman's club hosts dancing party for American Legion
The Woman's club of Philipsburg entertained American Legion members and friends with an all old-time square dances Virginia reels and polkas at the firemen's hall on Tuesday night. Mrs W T Moore praised for organizing the festive event.
Stock and court notes from Lewistown area December
In Lewistown and vicinity stockmen report two weeks of regular feeding with excellent condition and abundant fodder. Fire chief Baker enforces strict burner inspections as oil burner installations surge from last year. In court, Charlies Garrett and Tex Jackson plead not guilty to the Allison McCain murder and bank robbery. Jackson trial set for January 14 with 62 witnesses proposed. Harry Tracy fined 150 dollars and six months jail for liquor law violation. N Reid fined 100 dollars and three months for similar offense, jail terms suspended on their first criminal appearance.
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Lewistown
Baker
Charlies Garrett
Tex Jackson
Allison McCain
First National Bank of
Roy
Jackson
RK. von Tobel
Harry Tracy
N. Reid
Three County Ranchers Hold Annual Powwow
Cattle men from Beaverhead Jefferson and Ruby valleys opened the three county ranchers powwow in Twin Bridges amid severe weather. Dr. Howard Welch spoke on cattle disease control. A plan to market range feed stock directly to feed lots sparked debate and a three man committee was named to study it. An indoor game between valley ranchers ended 23 to 10 with Ruby valley winning.
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Three Forks
Beaverhead
Jefferson
Ruby
Twin Bridges
Howard Welch
Bozeman
Lewis Bullerdick
Sheridan
Sheridan Dee
Austin Linder
Clark Anderson
Edgar Cook
National Livestock Producers’ Association
Santa Fea National Forest
No Worry in Fergus County Stockmen Say
Eastern Montana storms fail to disturb Fer gis county stockmen as hay remains stacked and cattle in good shape. Deep snow has not crusted, leading to expectation of light winter losses.
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Fergus
Montana
Fergis County
Western refiners discuss midcontinent fuel oil price stabilization
The Western Petroleum association refiners consider stabilizing midcontinent fuel oil prices using the average of seven midcontinent crude quotations on a gravity basis. Separate plans aim to organize a county branch of the Montana Wheat Growers association at Havre as counties along the high line lag in organization.
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Western Petroleum Association
Tusla
Mid-Continent
Montana Wheat Growers’ Association
Havre
High Line
Livingston Social News From Livingston Montana
W W T Lyman of Butte transacted business in Livingston on Tuesday. Mrs C L Morgan and her mother Mrs Snider left for Lansing Michigan on an extended visit. Dan Miles county commissioner returned from the State Good Roads executive meeting in Butte. Mrs Len Briggs visits from her home. Lester Work sheep man from Gallatin valley was a business visitor. Mrs Bruce Senter returns from Sheridan Wyoming and will move to California with her husband. Mrs Charles Holliday Heffertin hosts a bridge party. Cong Ladies Aid Division No 3 plans a party at Mrs Thomas Jackson home. Price of Idaho Falls transacted business. Mrs Henry Hefferlin hosts a dinner at Albemarle hotel with 12 guests. prize winners named. Milton Bergman dies of pneumonia. burial at Deer Lodge. survived by mother and brother Wilfred Bergman. Boy Scouts Troop No 1 and girl friends dine at Congregational church parlors. toasts by Kenneth Niles. future entertainments planned.
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Livingston
Mont
Gallatin Valley
Bruce Senter
Sheridan
Wyo
BR. Price
Tdaho Falla
Henry Hefferlin
Albemarle Hotel
Deer Lodge
Bergman
Wilfred Bergman
Butte
Boy Scouts
Congregational Church
Kenneth Niles
HW. J. Reese
W. J. Priest
R. McCarthy
Walter Willey
Miles City Girls Handle 6000 Calls During State Championship
Miles City operators answered as many as 6000 calls for information during the Miles City vs Great Falls state championship football game in Butte. As many as 300 calls arrived at once, each operator reading a bulletin. The county of Custer, with a population of 12194, logged one call for every two residents. News of Miles City’s win came via a bulletin from the Standard in Butte.
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Miles City
Great Falls
Butte
Custer
Montana high school youths to attend fourth vocational conference
Young men from Montana high schools will gather at the state college from January 6 to 12 for the fourth annual vocational conference. Prominent speakers will lecture on choosing a life vocation and career guidance.
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Montana
Sageman
The
State College
Grace church pastor returns from campaign for Methodist colleges
The Rev. Charles Wolfe of Grace Methodist Episcopal church travels from Portland after three weeks aiding the national church campaign. He reports success focusing on Puget Sound college at Tacoma and Willamette University at Salem. He will preach at Grace church Sunday morning and evening.
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Charles Wolfe
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Portland
Ore
Methodist
National Board of Church
Puget Sound College
Tacoma
Willamette University
Salem
Wolfe
Grace Church
Chreighton
Hugh McMillan
Ash Street
R. C. Manamon
Floral Park
Starr
Jordan
Lutey
Sedric Lamar
Elineer Stenberg
Doreen Bamfield
Lallypop Club
Patrick Kelly
W. C. Benson
Felix Stenberg
Paul Stenberg
Lallypop
Dee
Maccabee Lodge Plans Christmas Program in Walkerville
Walkerville No. 23 Maccabee lodge will hold a program and Christmas tree on Monday evening December 18 at their hall. All Maccabees and their children are invited. The Williams children are recovering from illness. the Doney infant is ill with pneumonia at St James hospital.
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Maccabee Lodge
Walkerville
Maccabees
Williams
John Doney
Third Street
St. James’ Hospital
Centerville News Elected Lodge Officers and Installations
Martha Rebekah lodge elected officers on Tuesday night with N G Mrs Jane Williams V G Mrs May Barker R C Ruth Barnicote financial secretary Crissie Lavin treasurer Mrs May Warner and set installation for the first Friday in January at St George's hall. Mr Cowan and family return to Centerville at 29 East Center street. Rev F T Spencer of Trinity M E church recovering from a severe cold. H Hingston of Missoula avenue recovering from surgery at Murray hospital.
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Martha Rebekah Lodge
N. G
Jane Williams
V. G
May Barker
R. C
Ruth Barnicote
Crissie Lavin
May Warner
St. George's Hall
Cowan
Centerville
East Center Street
Dillon News Briefs Include Sanity Hearing and Local Events
A county attorney filed a complaint for a sanity hearing against Dik Chirachi, an alleged insane man with a mania for exterminating Japanese. Phillip Orr, injured in a motorcycle crash, is recovering well. Local notices include stock trader Frank Blair, traveling man Charles Callaghan, and Mrs. Archie Main injuring a finger on an electric sewing machine. Funeral services for Benjamin Bond were held at St. James Episcopal Church. RB Schulv yer heads to New York for Christmas, then a Butte job. Social dinners, ice skating plans, and Kappa Zeta Nu sorority reunion events are noted alongside education week updates and curriculum changes at the training school.
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Frank Blair
Horse Prairie
Dillon
Charles Callaghan
Butte
Dillion
Archie Main
Metlen
Benjamin Bond
St. James Episcopal Church
Thomas Bennett
Mountain View Cemetery
RB. Schulvyer
Selway Sheep Company
New York
W. G. Gilbert
West Side
W. H. Stephan
T. E. Gilbert
Joseph C. Smith
K. A. Galt
Kappa Zeta Nu Sorority
Residence
Rebecca Carey
Miss Russell
Carl Taylor
Dorothy Whitworth
Inex Martin
Mary Schoenborn
Jay Holt
Dull
Spellman
Ragon
Nash
Leach
Miller
Albertson
MacGregor
Phillips
Christensen
Cluley
Clark
McCullough
Mackie
George McDonald
Frederick Krause
Leonard Schulz
Merine Webster
Curry
Beaverhead
Legion
Montana
Prominent Deer Lodge Residents Visit From Canada
Alphonse Dezourdi nephew of Eli Dezourdi visits the Dezourdi ranch in Deer Lodge with wife and daughter. He came from Montreal seeking a climate aid after service in France with Canadian forces and exposure to gas. Other local notes mention officials, visitors and a Montana teachers group push to restore school fund interest and loan-law reforms.
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Deer Lodge
Alphonse Dezourdi
Eli Dezourdi
Dezourdi
Montreal
Canada
Montana
France
J. A. Mulcahy
Butte
CC. W. Pomeroy
Kalispell
District Court
C. S. Daniels
Bettie Daniels
James McGillvray
James
Avon
F. J. Bissonette
Gold Creek
City
W. F. Gullette
Frank Conley
Helen
Hilda Conley
Martha J. Wallace
Lower Valley
H. W. Rodgers
Anaconda
William PP. Halloran
Miss Troxell to Lead Institute Work in Thomson Falls
Dillon reports Miss Troxell departed for Thomson Falls to conduct institute work on phonics reading reinforcement and lower grade remedial study with a demonstration reading lesson. A December 6 general assembly featured debates by Mr Mackie’s class and talks on Education Week by Benjamin and Lennon, with an evening get-together dinner and a broad program of student performances.
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United States
Edythe Nelson
Truman Smith
Margaret Lennon
Benjamin
American Legion
Dorothy Whitworth
Myrna Simpson
Emily Buckner
Trene McFadden
Stunt
Inez Martin
Ruth Blumer
Nettie Porter
Maurine Desmond
Mary Schoenborn
Smooth Girl Suspect Tangles Helena Check Casings
Helena merchants report a young woman from Great Falls used five $25 checks drawn on Benton State Bank Fort Benton to buy wearing apparel during a brief visit December 2 to 14. The checks were signed Ethel Taylor with similar handwriting, and authorities seek the suspect, about 25, described as somberly dressed and timid.
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Standard
Helena
Corns City
Great Falls
Benton State Bank
Fort Benton
Trelena
Ethel Taylor
BE. Taylor
Jassie
Indorsement
Here
Newspapers Merge in Garfield County Ownership Change
The Jordan Times and The Jordan Gazette consolidate into a single company chaired by principal stockholders Butte H. Tipton and Harry W. Sankey. Tipton is a veteran editor in the state and Sankey is a seasoned newspaper man.
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Jordan Times
The
Jordan Gazette
Garfield County
Butte H. Tipton
Harry W. Sankey
Tipton
Sankey
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Elys
Heney
H Attan
Actos
Mercury
J. B. Monroe
Dilton
Beaverhead County
MR. Mason Lodge
Porter
Bozeman Trail Blazer
Philipsburg News
Philipsburg
Tec
Firemans Hall
W. Tf. Moore
Women's Club
Women’s Club
Philipsboro
Gus Lund
John H. Cole
Angus MacDonald
Viola Kneale
Seattle
Wash
B. J. Kneale
MacDonald
McQuesten
Howard Moore
William F. Albright
Willam BR. Calhoun
W. H. Getham
R. M. Kornbaugh
H. J. Rudolf
T. A. Tochard
Chicago
H. J. Carrol
Missoula
Rm. A
Dick’’ Easty
Moose Lake
Mr. Estey
Gust Lund
Granite County
Livingston News
Custer County
Suburban News
South Side News
Walkerville News
Centerville News
Ama
Dillon Bureau
Montana State Teachers’ Association
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