First Municipal Tree Enjoyed At Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge celebrated its first municipal Christmas tree tonight in Main Street at Missouri Avenue. A large crowd from nearby villages attended after a day of advertised preparations. The program began at 6 30 with orchestra, then O Come All Ye Faithful and other carols led by the audience, plus a reading of the Christ child story and a school children’s pageant.
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Dee
Deer Lode
Main Street
Missouri Aveue
Iain Street
Penitentiary
Deer Lodge
Chhorus
Bethlehem
Beulah Brown
Eamond Toomey
Bozeman Christmas Tree Lighting Featured by Elks
In Bozeman on December 24 a large Christmas tree on Main Street corner with multicolored electric bulbs drew a gay crowd. Elks and Exalted Ruler H. H. Judd helped arrange the event. Santa distributed confectionery and nuts to children. Local notes mention building permits, visits, and several court actions and marriages in the area.
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Main Street
Elks
Exal
H. H. Judd
Hana
Hana. ‘Cermaid Topel, Lucien Waldorf
Ernest Monforton
Mount St. Charles College
Helena
Boze
C. E Long
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Mos .Wright
Tolco
Ohio
A. Flaherty
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
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Ruth Elizabeth Mussel
Harry F. Russ Fell
J. B. Law
Pith E. Ness
Busie A. Gray
Charles B. Gray
Friay
EB Moore
Bonners Ferry
Idaho
Fa Burton
la Datta
Omiers
G. Walker
Kenzie
FB. L
Bergen
J.D. Glen Wilton
B.A. Dicon
F. W. Hancock
Carlyale Kenyon
M. Langehr
Truitt
Weanesday Evenin
Gallatin College Christmas Tree Lights Up Valley
Hundreds of electric lights gleam atop Montana hall as students from the electrical engineering program erect and illuminate the big evergreen tree on the college lookout. The Hechts burn daily through the holidays while forecasts warn of severe cold with temperatures near 10 below and more snow to come.
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Soxeman
Montana Hall
Gallatin Valley
St Monts
Electrical Engineering Budents
Prosperous Year Brings Busy Season in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge shows holiday cheer with rail and shop activity. Merchants hire extra help as shipments rise and visitors arrive from nearby towns and ranches. Santa visits St Marys hall and church trees boost charity needs drop. Local officials adjust schedules and personnel as communities celebrate Christmas week.
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Deer Ledge
Associated Federated Charities
Santa
Claus
St. Mary's Hall
Episcopal
Christian Church
Fronts Hold Steady as Warfront Shifts in Europe
Berlin reports only minor gains for Russians in the Gilur valley over four weeks, with Austro German forces countering elsewhere. Western and Eastern theaters show entrenched positions, trench warfare continue, and strategic lines along the Danube and Wallachia hold despite renewed pressure.
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Sayeilley
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von He
von Goerke
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Wallachia
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Astern
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Danube
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Somme
Shevahd
Miske and Dillon to meet in 20 round fight in New Orleans
Billy Miske of St Paul and Jack Dillon of Minneapolis agreed to a 20 round middleweight bout in New Orleans on February after the matchmaker announced the plan tonight for a local athletic association event.
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Frasuabex
New Orleans
Billy Miske
St. Paul
Jack Dillon
In- Manapolis
War Time Report Updates In Eastern Front Clashes
The Teutonic allied forces hammer the Dobrudja front pushing into Rus sian and Rumanian lines near Braila and Tultcha. In the Carpathians small advances by Russians are noted while the Danube area endures heavy shelling as winter war continues. Saltillo unrest denied while Mexican border rumors circle. a stockpringe farm ties to the Lynch lineage since 1768.
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Associated Press
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Rumania
Nort
Isakishe
Danube
Braila
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Besatabla
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Typhi plant touted as textile substitute across nations
Spinners and weavers in Germany and elsewhere claim a satisfactory and inexpensive substitute for cotton, wool, and jute found in their own country. The plant called typhi, a cattail type growing in marshes, is highlighted as the alternative. Turkey has moved bakeries under government rule.
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Germany
Missoula Debater Field Includes First Woman for University
Mian Hazel Baird of Stevensville is the first woman chosen in five years to represent Montana State University in debate. She joins seven finalists including Stuart McHamen Jameson Kester Wilson MacPherson Gault Verne Robinson and Philip Daniels. First alternate is Leslie Shobe. The team will debate USC Utah Idaho this year with California and Utah teams visiting Missoula and Moscow for events.
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Mian
Hazel Baird
Stevensville
Ebate
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William Jameson
Kester Wilson
MacPherson Gault
Verne Robinson
Philip
Daniels Leslie Shobe
State University
University of Southern California
University of Utah
University of Idaho
McHamen
Jameson
Miss Baird
California
Utah
Moscow
University of Idntatives
Presents For Passengers From Depot Employes
It is estimated that upward of 3,000 travelers on trains through Billings today and tomorrow will receive gifts from the union depot Christmas tree. Each passenger, young or old, will be remembered with a card bearing the season's songs. The tree was brought from Washington state for the easton, with expenses borne by the union depot employees. ATTORNEY SUES FOR FEE. Roundup, Dec. 24 On a claim of 1,076.26 for attorney's fees and expenses, attachment papers were served on Harry D. Barr, county commissioner. The suit was brought by F. W. H. Colling of Forsyth, a member of the law firm of Loud, Campbell, Collins & Wood, of Forsyth and Billings. It is alleged the debt was contracted in the defense of Barr against criminal charges filed in 19-3 and the attached property includes salary due from the county for overall services.
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Bare
Butte Housewives' Turkey Boycott Cuts Prices and Demand
The newly formed Butte Housewives league urged a boycott on turkeys over 28 cents per pound. Members reported many housewives refused high priced birds, lowering demand and keeping turkey prices at 30 to 33 cents. Merchants sold fewer birds than expected, while some members bought turkeys from farmers and resold them to neighbors at cost to evade the boycott.
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Turkey
Butte Housewives’ League
League
Prisoners at Silver Row Jail Receive Christmas Gifts
More than 100 inmates at Silver Row county Jail enjoyed a yuletide treat yesterday as Mrs John Noyes Kelsey and Mrs J Nepper donated three boxes of apples while the sheriff's force provided candy. A second special dinner was planned for today as authorities grant inmates full liberty within the jail.
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Silver Row
John Noyes Kelsey
J Nepper
Sheriff's Force
Sheriff Hands Out Ties and Notifies Christmas Gifts
Sheriff Charles Henderson distributed more than 26 ties to deputy sheriffs jailers and others connected with the sheriff's administration as Christmas gifts. The piece notes a Louisiana Supreme Court decision allowing a young physician to recover $1,500 for services, overturning a trial judgment of $282, and mentions China planning to teach papermaking in a government school.
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Charles Henderson
Indianapolis
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Text Matrix
Supreme Court
Saloon Gunman Arrested After Second Fracas
Witnesses describe a quarrel spilling into gunfire in a saloon. A. P. Garses was arrested for creating a disturbance after George Colovich narrowly escaped two shots at ten feet. Tony Ruich and Colovich hold as witnesses. authorities consider charging running a disorderly saloon with likely upgrade.
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George Colovich
A. P. Garses
Mitchell
Henderson
Calpin
Garses
Tony Ruich
Colovich
Curlers in Butte Plan Bonspiel and Charity Event
Curlers will hold a noon bonspiel with six teams split by president and vice president selections to decide which group must buy flour for the Salvation Army. The event, a Christmas staple, counts 12 ends and pits three rinks against each other with the lower score declared loser. Meanwhile preparations target sending about 10 teams to the Montana Curlers’ Association spiel in Anaconda starting Jan 11, featuring three silver cups and several named trophies.
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Salvarion Army
Butte
Montana Curlers
Anaconda
M.dougal
Portland
Handwriting Slant Favored Over Vertical Stems in Schools
The Weacnine section of a French scientific society recommended slanting handwriting rather than vertical stems for school use. The proposal emphasizes improved legibility and writing speed, aiming to standardize penmanship practices across educational settings.
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Weacnine
Tribute and sports mix in a restless old newspaper page
A fragmented column blends poetry on fallen heroes with sport roundups and critic notes. It mourns fallen soldiers and golfers like James Braid, recalls umpire tales, and critiques baseball and boxing norms, weaving poetry, sports lore, and editorials across Meuse and Marne references.
Offer to Mike Gibbons Fight in Carnival Week
A New Orleans promoter telegraphed Australian middleweight Les Carey in New York offering a $15,000 purse to fight Mike Gibbons in New Orleans during carnival week in February. Gibbons was ready to sign, with one condition that the match occur in February.
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New Orleans
Les Carey
New York
Mike Gibbons
Gibbons
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