Basin Community Gathers for Church and Visits
Montanans attend church services across Basin on Saturday evening. Updates include Mrs. Fred Taylor ill at home, Dr. J G O'Brien of Butte visiting Basin, Miss Charlotte Berry returning from Butte, and John K Shingle recovering from pneumonia. Also noted are visits by Mr. and Mrs. William Frith, and scheduling of a hospital fund dance by Jib company employees for December 20 in a hard times costume theme.
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Fred Taylor
Basin
J. G. O'Brien
Butte
Charlotte Berry
John K. Shingle
William Frith
Jib Company
Smith
Chester Bullock
Bilings
Joe Yob
Perry
John Rivet
A. Bi. Loiselle
H. C. Sayre
Trueman Hopkins
Kenneth McAuley
Selma Anderson
Billings
Hayes Axter
Montana chancellor urges unity to grow state
M A Brannon of Helena told Dillon Rotary members that Montana must unite its people and forces to become a greater state. The talk emphasized developing Montanans and a robust, cooperative spirit, with Montana month focusing on attracting partners for progress.
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Dillon
M. A. Brannon
Helena
University of Montana
Dillon Rotary Club
Montana
Dillon Examiner
United States
T. A. Grigg
Butte
H. B. Andrus
George Taylor
Child Severely Burned After Fall Against Stove
Eileen Grimes, daughter of Mr and Mrs W V Grimes of Dillon, was severely burned on hands and arms when she fell against a hot stove Monday afternoon. Medical help was called immediately and she is reported resting easily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Eileen Grimes
W. V. Grimes
Christmas Holiday Plans and Debating Team at State Normal
Miss Tessie Degan will spend Christmas at the John Gelhaus home in Dillon. Tressa Page leaves for Billings December 23. Chancellor Shannon visited the college December 16 and 17. The debate team selected to represent the normal school includes Margaret Arthur, Ruth Mier, Nell Merrick, Mary Moran, Decatur Rees, Martha Sallee, Lydia Van Hyning and Angela Geary. They will debate the question on federal interference with Supreme Court decisions, a topic sent by Pi Kappa Delta. Regular winter registration is January 5. advance registration aims to ease opening-day congestion. Faculty and students plan holiday travel to various western cities and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Moran
Decatur Rees
Martha Sallee
Lydia van Hyning
Angela Geary
Congress
Supreme Court
Pi Kappa Delta Fraternity
Miss Egan
Butte
Twin Palle
Idaho
MacGregor
Patterson
Puyallup
Wash
Bailey
Portland
Swart
Spokane
Sehller
Albertson
Twin Bridges
Lowe
Buttey
Newman
Ogden
Utah
Merchant
Mount Vernon
Reid
Atlantic
Iowa
Bowers
Kellogg
Miss Beery
Fruita
Col
Daughter of Normal School Student Dies in Dillon
Mildred Wilhelmina Woodworth the 10 year old daughter of Mrs. T G Woodworth died at home in Dillon after a brief illness She was born in Coeur d Alene Idaho on September 20 1914 and was attending the State Normal College The body will be shipped to Coeur d Alene for burial tomorrow. George A Nostard F M Decay J Lear and Charlies Lyona were arrested on a vag rancy charge and sentenced to 10 days in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal College
Dillon
Coeur d'Alene
George A. Nostard
F. M. Decay
J. Lear
Charlies Lyona
L. BP. Phillips
Jal
Dillon News Notes Chronology of Local Visits
P C Fordyce spends several days in Dillon from Monida. Re F Price of Dell attends to Dillon business. Chancellor M A Brannon of Helena inspects the Normal College and helps with upcoming graduation exercises. C W Brown arrives from Dell. Joe Butala, formerly a rancher now in California fruit growing, returns from St Helena to handle local business. Norman Hamill heads to Casper for weeks. Dale Mellenta visits from Horse Prairie. Mr and Mrs O A Schultz of Sheridan stay a couple days. Mrs John Schhnefer from Argenta visits. Charles Calvert, a Lima business visitor, also in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
P. C. Fordyce
Monida
Re. F. Price
Dell
M. A. Brannon
Helena
Cr. W. Brown
Joe Butala
St. Helena
Cal
Mr. Butala
California
Norman Hamill
Casper
Wyo
Dale Mellenta
Horse Prairie
O. A. Schultz
Sheridan
John Sehnefer
Argenta
Charles Calvert
Lima
Basin News Notes Highlights Local Socials and Holiday Plans
Mike Walsh visits Basin relatives after leaving Battle. Basin residents attend Christmas shopping trips to Butte and share community plans for a Basin Christmas celebration. Local Ladies Aid meets, and a Finnish dance raises funds for Jib hospital. Henry Casper and Ennis visitors take over Basin drug store. Deputy Sumner discharged from Murray hospital. County Attorney Howard Johnson and others tour Basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Mike Walsh
Battle
Dan Halford
Helena
Phil Smith
Trueman Hopkins
Carrie Parr
Jack
Butte
Chester Coad
Adeline Loiselle
A. B. Loiselle
Ladies’ Aid Society
Dave Clement
John Kostad
A. EB. Loiselle
Frank Doull
Clyde Darby
Ed Yaeger
Harry (. Sayre
John Becker
Boulder
Methodist
Elis
W.fpf
Ennis
Howard Johnson
John Barrett
Kosanos
Busin
John K
Kagies
Jib Hospital Fund
Theodore Orneisis
Butvwo
F. F. Wilson
KE. C. Smith
Moore
Butte Man Fatally Struck By Train Near West Colusa
Thomas Raskilly, 52, of 1210 Gallatin avenue, was fatally injured when a Great Northern passenger train struck him as he walked home from the West Colusa mine. He was crushed by the pilot beam and died at Murray hospital. The accident followed a recent streetcar crash nearby and occurred near Meaderville road crossing. His deafness and lack of local relatives are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Raskilly
Gallatin Avenue
Great Northern
West Colusa Ming
Raskilly
Eisie
Helena
Putte
Henry Brown
Leonard Mine
Meaderville Road
West Colusa
The
Leonard
Murray Hospital
Butte
Charley Gallagher Becomes Proud Father in Butte News
A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs H Gallagher of 1007 Park Street at Murray hospital The mother before marriage was Miss Laura Kelly The newborn is reported to be doing nicely Mr Gallagher a prominent local businessman receives many congratulations from friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallagher Rocery
Yeserday
H. Gallagher
Old-Time Miner Fred Tuts Dies in Butte Hospital
Fred Tuts, 52, longtime miner and 18-year Butte resident, died last night in a local hospital. Survived by his wife and four children in Minneapolis. He belonged to the Herman type of Philipsburg, where he once lived before moving to Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tuts
Butte
Minneapolis
Herman Iype
Philipsburg
Out This Out It Is Worth Money Ad Offer
A vintage health ad urges sending 10 cents and name to Foley Co. Chicago for a 10 cent bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND and free packages of FOLEY'S PILLS and FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS. Claims of global use and benefits are stated with promotional urgency.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Avenue
Chicago
Lil
FOLEY
Ady
Government studies 8000 plus rural electrical aid applications
Government officials are reviewing more than 8000 applications for assistance to carry out electrical projects in rural districts of France. The initiative aims to improve rural electrification and economic development across the countryside.
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France
Manor resident James Trebilcock dies after six months illness
Deer Lodge Dec 17 James Trebilcock 81 a longtime Deer Lodge resident died this morning after a six months illness. The elder Trebilcock had suffered age related infirmities for years but only recently grew critical. Funeral arrangements await word from a San Francisco nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
James Trebilcock
Trebilcock
San Francisco
Prison Guard Casually Dies at Deer Lodge Prison
Cassimer Pindehomme a state prison guard for over two years died early today at Deer Lodge. The 76 year old from Billings had no local relatives and arrangements were made to ship his body to Billings for burial.
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der Lodge
Cassimer Pindehomme
State
Billings
Deer Lodge
Lima News round up of local events and sports
Mrs. John Hoss to Butte for blood poisoning treatment. Otto Gosman and JL H Truax install new radios. Lima high school boys beat Dubois Idaho 17 to 10 under Coach Caldwell. Dillon visitors Charles Truax and Emery Keller. Ed Gileed and Digger Price return from Lodge Grass with elk. Maggie Halligan ships cattle. Pinochle luncheon hosted by Mesdames Emery Keller and Fred Smith with red and white decor and nine tables of play. Prize winners listed along with numerous invitees.
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Lima
John Hoss
Butte
Otto Gosman
JL. H. Truax
Dubois
Idaho
Coach Caldwell
Charles Truax
Emery Keller
Dillon
Ed Gileed
Digger Price
Dell
Gardner
Mies Maggie Halligan
Mesdames
Fred Smith
Keller
J. A. Peterson
Mra. J. Chehey
Mra
Studebaker
Jib Consolidated News Officers and HQ Move
San Francisco reports the Jib Consolidated Mining Company restructures its board with six resignations and six new directors. The $3 million company shifts headquarters from San Francisco to New York and plans a $406,000 unsecured note issue to cover $350,000 notes due January 1.
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San Francisco
Jib Consolidated Mining Company
Secrete & Wold
Hasin
Mont
New York
Robert W. Shindle
A. N. Campbell
Hono- Horace
Anaconda News Cold Wave Chills City and Smelter
A severe cold wave closes the Anaconda smelter concentrator for a day and lowers city water pressure. Screens removed allow water flow to resume by noon while residents are cautioned against running faucets. Thermometers plunge to 20 below, with frostbite among students and widespread car and sleigh use. Three fires linked to the weather caused minor damage.
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Harry M. Johnson
The
Water Company
Body of Anaconda Barber to be Shipped to Letham
The body of John Pittman a prominent Anaconda barber who died Sunday morning will be shipped to Letham Washington this evening at 6 15 o clock. The funeral cortege will travel by auto to Warm Springs where the body will be placed on the coast train. His brother Thomas J Pittman arrived from Letham to accompany the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pittman
Letham
Wash
Warm Springs
Thomas J. Pittman
War Outlawry in Debate on European Peace Plans
A speech argues against perpetual war and aggression while supporting any League of Nations or European peace effort that advances justice. The speaker warns reforms must align with international justice and cautions against policies that erode morale and provoke vengeance. European interests are urged to align with broader peace goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Europe
Senator criticizes foreign governance models and league ideals
The senator argues against judging other nations' institutions and warns that such judgments harm relations. He cites the Geneva protocol showing Europe aiming to adjust affairs and seek peace on European terms, urging harmony with European standards for understanding and peace. He notes league advocates did not expect U.S. to sign the protocol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
League of Nations
United States
Relic Auction Pins Silk Vest of Charles I in London
A London auction featured items from the era of Charles I including a blue silk vest worn on the scaffold and a small child’s garment claimed to be sewn by Bonnie Prince Charlie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charles 1
Bonnie Prince Charle
Montena Hotel Arrivals Feast Incomplete List
Hotel guest arrivals include H A Hang gen of Helena, Mr and Mrs O Karives of Hutte, and J F McLanahan of Butte with partial listings from Montena hotel.
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Montena Hotel
H. A. Hangen
Helena
Mre
O. Karives
Hutte
J. F. McLanahan
Butte
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Dillon Bureau
Brannon
Normal College Notes
Basin News
Fletcher's
Charley Gallagher
Lima News
Lima News Notes
JIB Consolidated
Anaconda
Standards
Copper City Roosters
Tescher
Jackson
Seweene
Borgen
Jurick Steer
St Erickson
Am DS
Fhaeraia
Bitrick
Maccar
Ava Martin
Vucasovich
Smollack
America
Speaiker
Goodfriend’s
U. S
ARMY
Navy Clearing House
East Park Ave
B. T. Asbury
Daly Bank
Hogg Transfer Company
R. B. Abbott Company
Mali
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