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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1919
Page
10
Montana Soldiers Thank Montana Press For Christmas Aid
Sergeant Chester Hoag of Helena, a First Machine Gun Battalion veteran, thanks Montana newspapers for the Christmas fund aiding wounded soldiers at Fort Sheridan near Chicago. He notes 40 to 50 Montanans, many in wheelchairs or on cots, founded a Montana club and praise Miss Seeley of Bozeman for nursing care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Fort Sheridan
Chicago
Helena
Chester Hoag
Anaconda Standard
Hoag
Montana Club
Sheridan Business Club
Chicago Business’ Men's Club
Mwe
Sergeant Hoag
Miss Seeley
Bozeman
Dillon Dec 21 Liquor raid arrests and local moves
One man in custody and another fled the city as investigators pursue the liquor theft ring that has persisted for months. The whereabouts of stolen liquor remain unknown while county and city forces continue the probe. John Charles Grant and Mrs Efe Fryer of Pocatello obtained a marriage license and were wed in Dillon before leaving for Idaho. Shorty Sutherland, ex Montana State College student, is in town for real estate business. Elizabeth Sutherland, county superintendent, leaves to attend an education board session. About 100 normal college students head home for Christmas vacation. the college reopens Jan 5. Beaverhead High School continues classes elsewhere before holidays. Warmer weather clears roads, but many highways remain unsuitable for motor travel until spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho City
Shorty” Sutherland
Montana State College
Bozeman
Dillon
Elizabeth Sutherland
State Board of Educa
He Normal College
Beaverhead High School
Virginia City
Clarencete
Abe
Bertramt Fisher
Charles Bence
Cares Eeaames Wineman
Cameron
Whisman
A. J H. Jones
Hungry ‘Hollow
Town
Mrs. Jones
OH. Junod
Mrs. Sunod
Ely
Sheridan
Chicago
Madison
Johnson
Laurin
Arthur Blankenship
Ity
Texas
Montana
Clifford Albright
Missoula
Albright
Rand
Isaac Webb
Huby Valley
Binin
Park
Mary Vanderbeck
George H. Gohn
Butte
Marion Baker
Lawrence Dunn
Hanis
Harry ‘Thompson
James Lear
Bert Raulsbury
Thy
Jacob Nelson
Montana college to run northern district receiving station
Bozeman dispatch reports a new receiving station for the northeast district will be established by Montana State College to serve veterans and disabled nationals. President Alfred Atkinson signed the contract with the federal board for vocational education. Prof. J I Holst will direct the station as federal counselor. About 40 men now at the college will receive training and more are expected at the new site in coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana State College
Pres
Alfred Atkinson
Federal Board For Vocational Educaion
J. It. “Holst
Federal Board
New Passenger Motor Exceeds Expectations in Trial Run
Deer Lodge December 21 The Milwaukee railroad tested a new electric motor designed for passenger service on the Missoula division under electrical superintendent Gus Bellows. The trial, a light run to Missoula and back, succeeded with a peak speed of 73 mph. Manufacturers guarantee it will handle 12 steel coaches on regular schedules. A tougher test is planned from Missoula toward Avery Idaho pulling freight up 40 to 50 loads and climbing the Bitterroot divide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Milwaukee
Avers
Idaho
Bitter Root
Beatrice Smith Wins Divorce From James J. Smith
Helena Dec 21 District Judge R Lee Ward grants Beatrice Smith a divorce from James J Smith. They wed at Butte on Sept 25 1911 and have a son with custody awarded to the mother. Desertion cited. Smith was convicted of murder on Nov 23 1912 and is imprisoned at Deer Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
R. Lee Ward
Beatrice Smith
James J. Smith
Butte
Smith
Deer Lodge
Bear Creek miners set production record amid 118 volunteers
Billings hosts luncheon honoring 118 inexperienced men who surpassed the Bear Creek feld regular miners’ output. Speakers included Mayor W. Lee Mains and project superintendent J. A. Shoemaker. Merchants say supply refusals were misreported. trains resume normal schedules after fuel shortages. Christmas sales rise. stores extend hours. Midland Wholesale Fruit and Produce to open with automatic cold storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Bear Creek
Billings Commercial Club
W. Lee Mains
J. A. Shoemaker
J. Collins West
Red Lodge
Bridger
Midland Wholesale Fruit and Produce Company
Ball- clad Ball Team to Meet Missoula Boomers Monday
Livingston report notes Ball- clad basketball team to host the Montana Boomers from Missoula Monday night. Other items include state G A R encampment dates. holiday visits by local cadets from Kemper. resignations and transfers in education. Red Cross home service activity aiding 45 families with 185.19 dollars in November.
Sheridan named as assistant to federal employment officer
Helena December 21 Maj Charles Sheridan of Bozeman has been recommended by W J Swindlehurst state commissioner of labor and industry for the position of assistant to the federal for Montana of the United States employment service. The appointment is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berth Por Sheridan
Helena
Charles + Sheridan
Boneman
W. J. Swindlehurst
Lewistown Elks Band to Chicago for convention
Lewistown December notes announce the Elks lodge band plans to travel to Chicago for the national convention in July. A benefit dinner raised 600 to 700 dollars from band members, with a series of entertainments planned in the coming months to cover expenses. Also reported, Judge Roy Ayers refused an injunction to restrain the old school board, leaving Lewistown with two functioning boards under county treasurer oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
The
Elks
Bozeman
Prise Aad
Order
Enire
Chicago
Roy Ayers
Bear Creek coal shipment reaches Billings as strikes ease
Seven car loads of Bear Creek coal arrive, first big shipment to reach Billings since the strike. No coal from Sheridan yesterday but a large consign ment expected tomorrow. Police blotter shows fewer arrests last week, six detained since Sunday, five for vagrancy. J J McCormick suffers paralysis in Santa Barbara. Billings pioneers celebrate Boy Scout tenth anniversary on Feb 8 with first aid program. Beartooth snow prompts flood fears. Sheriff Stone Mattock returns with Hurd and Davidson. Adel Bell dies after three months illness. committee of 25 to plan five years’ work for Billings Commercial club authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Bear Creek
Sheridan
J.J. McCormick
Beartooth
Tangers
W. Davidson
W. M. Hurd
Stone Matlock
Hurd
Carnation
Wash
Seattle
David
Pocatello
Idaho
Adel Bell
S. Bell
Dillon Couples Tie Off In Weekend Weddings And Community Notes
Ben H Thompson and Sarah Whitman wed at the Nelson home after license approval. Clive Edwards and Lottie Beck, and Albert Wisnewsky and Vilora Winnett also secured licenses with two ceremonies by Judge Nelon. Legion band plans advance, New Year’s Eve dance set at city hall. Court cases including McDonald v McNinch continue, land classification delayed by heavy snowfall. Beaverhead high practice team begins with anticipated strong season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Ben H. Thompson
Sheridan, Mont
Sarah Whitman
Nelson
Clive L. Edwards
Lottie FE. Beck
Eldon
Iowa
Albert Wisnewsky
Anaconda
Vilora Winnett
Walla Walla
Wash
Nelon
American Legion
Legion Club
Moll
McDonald
Mc Ninch
District Court
EW. Hulse
Bannock Mining Company
Smith
Duff
Beaverhead High School
Highway Commission Plans Next Year Program in Helena
Montana officials announce a public road program for 1920. Executive committee members will meet to review progress, with a road school for commission employees in February. Chief Engineer John Edy will oversee district visits to explain project costs materials and specifications to bidders and contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Highway ‘Commission
Ako
John “Edy
Hay
Manhattan Clubs and Social Events Roundup
In Manhattan on December 21 a regular Eastern Star meeting elected officers for the year. Fortnightly club events featured a five hundred game with Mrs. Pearce and Mr. Bryant earning top scores. School groups hosted sleigh rides, class gatherings, and Christmas songs led by Miss Brown, Miss Acher, and Mrs. Wright. The Woman's Club supported a French war orphan and planned gifts while the Parent-Teacher Association held a seasonable meeting with music and a talk on community uplift. Chauncey Houstman returned on furlough from Camp Lewis to visit family, and local residents Mr. and Mrs. Porter and Mr. and Mrs. McDaniels were noted travelers and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Eastern Star Citer
Charles Pennell
Fourth Street
W. M. Pearce
J. F. Bryant
Messrs
Robert Achison
Third Street
Wilmie Moore
Manhattan Public School
Grace
Beatrice Halbert
Manhattan High School
J. FE. Baker
Beede and
Tocher
Rogers
Mabel Brown
Emma Acher
E. M. Wright
Parent- Teacher Association
Acher
Frank Jakle
Houstman
Lewis
Olin
Robert Porter
Hardin
Hays
Jessie Ebeling
Jam McDaniels
Immortal Service for Founder of City of Three Forks
In Three Forks on December 21 a memorial service honored John Quincy Adams, Chicago death on December 13. All public buildings and schools closed for the hour, seats filled, with Rev. Reese praising Adams as founder and driver of growth, crediting his vision for the town’s rise and advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Forks
John Quincy Adams
Chicago
Adams
Reese
Cal
Adame
Nis
Little Child Scalded to Death in Tub Near Bozeman
Adena Jones five year old daughter of Ralph Jones died after she fell into a tub of hot water while the mother cleaned a floor near Bozeman Montana. The mother summoned a physician from Bozeman but the child died before help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Adena Jones
Meira
Ralph Jones
Woseman
Frants Corporation hits likely large Musselshell oil well
The Frants Corporation spudded in a Musselshell river well near Thor s area, touted as perhaps the largest in Montana's oil fields. Reports also note a divorce case where Mrs Idee Ayers was granted alimony after Ridste’s cruelty findings. Banking moves see Hodge leaving Empire Bank to become cashier in a Kansas City institution. Bear Creek coal shipments decline while Helena urges residents to seek alternative fuels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewistown
Frants Corporation
Musselshell
Thors
Montana
Eac
Idee
Tudue ‘Ayers
Ridste
Hodge
Lewin Town
Virginia City Notices and Social Roundup
Virginia City reports final proof on homesteads with Bertram Fisher and Charles Bence as witnesses. Local deaths, funerals, and Christmas planning fill the city pages alongside visits, mining news, and school attendance notes from public schools.
Neuralgic Pain Relief Wizard Oil Advertises Cure
An old newspaper ad touts Hamlin's Wizard Oil as safe for headaches and neuralgia. It claims quick relief when rubbed on painful areas and antiseptic benefits to prevent infection from injuries. Also promotes Wizard Liver Whips pink pills for constipation and sick headaches with a 30 cent price and money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlin
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Baye Mildlerey
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