Camp Fire Girls Aid Toys and Seals Drive Across Helena
Christmas season activities show Camp Fire girls raising funds and collecting toys and stamps for needy children. Posts report multiple camps selling tuberculosis seals, with prizes and recognition from the Anti Tuberculosis association. a Daly gym party for about 120 girls is planned. scrapbooks and clothing gifts are prepared for orphans and Indian reservations. local clubs urge toy donations and stamp sales to boost quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Helena
Wohela
Camp Fire
Daly Gym
Witawentin
Mary Farnsworth
Daly
Cra
Sphich
Siet Wal
Tiasa Camp Fire Stais
Carp Vire
Marlon Johnson
Fern Boyles
Frances Still
Wopkins
Troop No 1 and 2 Hold Busy Scout Meetings
The passage records Troop No 1 meeting at Daly gym on Monday December 13 with President Boone presiding. Harry Harrity read the minutes and captains were chosen for a basketball game, while Patrols and individual scouts prepared for upcoming inspections and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Harry Harrity
Radion
Harry Harsity
Pete
Daly Gymnasium
Harry Marrity
Hich
Gregson ‘Springs
Hauifeniah
Louis Nuckolo
Iarsy Harrity
Fenterentine DreKram
Franklin Clark
Chde Keeleston
Beckman
Campaign to Eradicate Leaf Roller Pest Reaches Valley
Dec 19 Hamilton reports fruit growers met in Darby Hamilton Vic tor Stevensville and Florence to discuss eradicating the leaf roller pest. State entomologist Professor George M List from Colorado and J C Wood J R Parker advised a united spray program using miscible oil. A committee led by S C West Alex Roach and Porter will organize a $13,000 canvass to spray infected orchards and fund the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Darby
Victor
Stevensville
Florence
George M. List
Colorado
J.C. Wood
J. R. Parker
State Board
Professor Uist
S. C
West OM
Alex “Roach
Porter
Professor Wood
State College of Horticulture
Whitehall News Notes and Local Events
Whitehall community reports include a high school assembly with the orchestra and a talk on the White Plague by Dr. Le R. Packard. St Thereses Ald Society hosted a bazaar in Yellowstone hall, with a supper for about 200 and exhibits by Mrs. R. J. Luke and Mrs. A. Gilbert. Social visits from T. J. Langennesse and Rev. M. M. English, plus basketball results showing Dillon high rout of Whitehall high 116 to 26. The Whitehall Woman's club met, market ball loss to Manhattan reported, and a fire damaged fence at the old Pipestone Springs site. Roundup news mentions a new judicial district proposal affecting Nelshell, Treasure, and Rosebud counties, with party leaders cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ant-Teacher Association
le R. Packard
M. Werro
Theresi
Ald Society
Yellowstone Hall
R. J. Luke
A. Gilbert
LC. Pace
T. J. Langennesse
Whitehall
Rexburg
Idaho
M. M. English
Helena
Richard’ Davis
Bozeman
Spokane
Margaret Murphy
Dillon High
Whitehall High
Dillon
Whitehall Woman's Club
J. C. Speck
Manhattan
Scouts Ease Demerits After Weber Suggestion
After inspection McWain announced all demerits removed due to scouts lacking books. Troops cheered, thanking Weber and officials for acting. The evening featured bucket ball in the gym from 6 to 9. Beout Jackson, sidelined by scarlet fever, is out of quarantine and hoped at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Daly Gym
HE. McWain
Mr. Wilber
Walter Tuehscherer
C. W. Mores
Walter Schulte
Quanti
Beout Jackson
Death of Jack Gordon Shocks Community
Lewistown reports the death of Jack Gordon in a car crash near town. Smith, a Thermopolis wrestler, drove the fast car that skidded on a curve and rolled over, crushing Gordon. Cauley family members and a year old boy were walking to town. the child was seriously hurt while Gordon’s widow survives. Smith and Cauleys seek aid at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Jack Gordon
Stro
Judith Place
Pleasant Smith
Grass Range
Smith
Gordon
Burglars Take 80 in Thrift Stamps From Golden Rule
News Notes from Newistown report two burglars broke into the Golden Rule store early yesterday and escaped with 80 in currency and thrift stamps from the safe. Other items include Masonic lodge officers elected, a banquet with local officials and teachers, oil drilling progress at several wells, and a pipeline support note amid ongoing developments in the Roundup area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newistown
Golden Rule
William Hough
Hrisamily
Ayres
Masonic Lodge
B. Ft. Cole
Charles Wiper
Mr." Cereule
Frank Hagstrom
J. M. Heckler
Cat Creek Consolidated Oil Company
Kansas-Montana
Hover-Schwarts Syndicate
Miller Tract
Unit Eleven Syndicate
Mosby
Barron
Billings Man Arrested After Loaded Hose Found
In Billings on December 19 Mertz admitted intent to use a loaded hose for a holdup and police tie him to a spree of robberies. Morty and T R ONeil were also detained after real estate agent FM Davies reported they trailed him. Officers seized the hose piece from Morty’s trousers and questioned him about its use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
C. Mertz
Morty
T. R. O'Neil
FM. Davies
Omecers
Farmers Union Forms Local Branches in Musselshell County
Roundup dispatch reports Musselshell County Farmers Union organizing fifteen locals with new leaders Carval as Wouda Wan chosen president and Harry Wale Thawaber secretary. The group aims to improve marketing facilities and wheat price regulation, pooling grain and other products to boost farmer prosperity.
Joy-Pa Rey Raid Details At Local Police Station
Police report a raid at a local rooming house resulting in the arrest of Tra Connelly Kaith Allen and J J Kelley on illicit liquor charges. The trio allegedly transported whiskey from Great Falls to join a celebration in the area.
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Billanus
Greatans
Tra Connelly
Kaith Allen
J. J. Kelley
Nquor
Connelly
Great Falls
Kelley
Drummond Teams falter against Philipsburg visitors
Drummond’s boys and girls basketball squads traveled to Philipsburg Friday and both were defeated by Philipsburg. Local residents Harris Buchanan and her daughter joined Desha Lindsey at the Drummond home while C. N. Bassett attended a Masonic meeting in Philipsburg. H. T. Cumming rode a county bus to Taft Priday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madico Muchmore
Mon- Wesleyan College
Helena
Harris Buchanan
Attie
Bearmouth
Desha Lindsey
Drummond
Philipsburg
C.N. Bassett
Hi.t
Dowlin Leads Campaign To Add Billings Club Members
W B Dowlin new president of the Billings Commercial club launches a drive to add 100 members in the coming year. The secretary reports 1919 was strong with large projects and a treas ury balance of 1000 dollars. Local fraternal notes include Masons Polson lodge officers to be installed and Knights of Pythias members elected for January. Community events note a high school basketball win, a Christmas tree event, a surprise party for Arline Otley, and upcoming marriages and social gatherings in Madison county areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UDP
W. B. Dowlin
Billings Commercial Club
Treasury
Polgon
Polson Lodge
Chapter Masons
Max Lovinger
A. J. Lowary
King
W. ¥. Behras
Serio
R. H. Lyman
N. J. Cline
Polson
Knights of Pythias
Lodge of Poison
J. TL. Mosley
Immander
A.B. Mathews
Dillon High
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Arline Otley
Jeose Hels
Sty
May Rolland
Prescott
Ariz
Meneh
John Dauterman
Alder
W. A. Reed
Norris
Basil Tinsley
Pony
J.T. Ormond
Five Hundred Club
Pageville
Madison County Farm Bureau
Reopening Hecia Silver-Lead Mine Aims Next Summer
Dillon reports the Hecla silver lead mine near Metrose, 17 miles west on the Creston Short Line, will reopen next summer by an eastern capitalist syndicate. The site, once a major producer in the 1890s, spans about 18 miles of underground workings with a full examination by geologists and samplers conducted recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehipping
Yorke
Comine
Northent
Enstern Syndicate
Erection Contest Roundup Of An Incomplete Report
Election roundup notes irregularities and tentative outcomes with scattered names and vague counts. It mentions Stanley defeating a candidate and Golden Valles with possible irregularities, and Mrs Alten allegedly defeated by a fixed vote, with unofficial returns and an official count pending adjudication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Eninmussione Bee
the. New. Golden
Valles
Alten
Fix
Neo
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Lincoln
Anaconda
Woman's Club
Jack
Betty
Tom
Wells
P. J. Dorward
P. L. Dorward
O'Grady
Delmar Smith
Harold Miggins
St. Paul's School
Anthony Zugle
Pine Tree Patrol
Crow Patrol
Pine Trees
Pine ‘Tree Patrol
David Layton
McCart Wel
Oscar’ Provost
Harold Higgins
Burdick Lewis
Provost
H. Wiggins
McCarvel
Scout Higgins
Scout Landreville
Cullen
Daly Symnasium
St. Paul Parish Hall
Mr. Stapleton
Tommy" Judge
P. le
E. F. McWain
Boy Scouts
Troop No. 5
Donald Mel#od
Nike
Gregson
Avery
Willams
James Smith
W. “Smith
Johnson
Deer Lodge County Council
Beaver Patrol
le Holmberg
Swanson
Nest
Fagle Patrol
Leland Bowman
Scount
Lauder Dorward
Weitehall
Nelshell
Rosebud
Tno
Pemmblican
Wateed
Dransmond
Helurville
Ovande
Sanday
Maan
Farmers’ Union OF
Oil Veheles
Donnelly
Nur Pacific
Sanda
Thin Me
van Dusen
Devils Basin
Cor
Northern Pacific
Lee
Eerie
Peereaprea
Joy Parey
Clo Hegla
Monidel
Stagen Begy
Sutherland
Sehuol
Beaverhead
William “Thomas Hounds
Oxford
Mary Heleh
Idaho Falls
Meiho Glan
Leavin
Vera Maker
Tra Rankin
Indiana
Martha “Chapman
North
Vanity Pitts
Eoliesa
Hogg Transfer Co
W. T. Logs
Yung
Omica
Residence
Mont. Schooler
Pras E. Opth
Mer
A.B. Abbott CO
Anderson
Bast Park Ave
Macadda
Red M. Davidson
Bast Park
R. B. Lewis
East Park Ave
Sicele
Kelly & Tuchscherer
Pierce-Arrow
Ole Dahl
Main Street
Sapquet
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