Bankers Resignations Lead to New Appointments in Montana
R C Merrill, longtime cashier of the First National Bank of Hobson, resigns and moves to Portland Oregon within a week. N E Ferrell accepts cashiering at the State Bank of Ringling Meadher county and departs at once. he was previously cashier at the First National of Winifred. The Lewistown printers hold their eleventh annual ball at Armory hall to a large and successful crowd. Knights Templar Lewistown commandery No 14 hold Christmas service with acting grand commander John W Seiden in attendance.
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Lewistown
R. C. Merrill
First National Bank of Hobson
Portland
Ore
N. E. Ferrell
State Bank of
Ringling
Meadher County
Ferrell
Winifred
Lewistown Printers
Armory Hall
Knights Templar
Montana
John W. Seiden
Funeral services for Mrs. Myron Elliott held in Helena
Funeral services for Mrs. Myron Elliott were held Wednesday at the First Congregational church in Helena. Rev. Frank E. Carlson conducted the services and burial followed at Forestvale cemetery. Mrs. Elliott, born June 24 1865 in Whitewater Wisconsin, had lived in Helena since 1888 and is survived by her husband and son Warne W. Elliott of Helena.
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The
Standard
Helena
Myron Elliott
First Congregational Church
Frank E. Carlson
Forestvale Cemetery
Matson Loses Appeal To U S Supreme Court
Axel Matson, an employee of the Northern Pacific railroad injured lifting a rail alleged to weigh 750 pounds, had his appeal from Montana Supreme Court to the U S Supreme Court denied. Matson first won damages in Silver Bow County. the state high court reversed, a ruling now affirmed by the federal tribunal.
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Helena
Supreme Court of Montana
United States Supreme Court
Axel Matson
Northern Pacific Railroad
State Supreme Court
Matson
Supreme Court
Silver Bow
Lion and Unicorn Support English Royal Arms at James I Accession
In a historical reference, the lion and the unicorn, representing England and Scotland, were depicted as supporters of the English royal arms during the accession of James I. This emblematic symbolism marks the unification union under the early Stuart king.
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Lion
James J. In
Tea Serves as Refresher in Chinese Theater
The article notes tea is served continuously in Chinese theaters and even actors may be refreshed with a cup during long or challenging parts. This practice highlights theater rituals and audience etiquette in traditional performance settings.
Stolen car mysteries amid holiday events in Butte
In Butte over the Christmas period a car was stolen while Mr. and Mrs. McManamon attended church. The vehicle was found later in a vacant lot with damage to the top and torn curtains. The news also covers a series of local Christmas gatherings, a Floral Park Sunday School program, a Lowell Avenue Methodist church festival, and a large Christmas pageant with Santa Claus distributing candy. Mrs. McManamon and other residents prep for upcoming events, while residents report on illnesses and holiday visits.
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Santa Claus
Santa
Floral Park
B. Bk. Crane
Second Spiritual Church
Mr. Baxter
Phyllis McLeod
Dorothy Blewett
Marjorie Bob
Mary Joiner
John Yonkers
Byron Rohers
Sybil Bodilly
Alice In Wonderland
Tom Tucker
Loren Luken
Ardell Jacobs
Isobel
Virginia Everingham
Hazel
Anna Oren
Christmas Spirit
Elsie Rogers
Malcolm Shearer
Brownie Strong
Dorsey Burkhart
Brownie Handy
Jack Rodda
Red Cap
Raymond Rogers
Twinkle Kiyes
Robert Rodda
Sharp Eyes
Dick Hattam
Jumping Jack
Billy Tretheway
Edgar Lunn
Virginia Lunn
Lois Banfield
Bethlehem
Evelyn Hoskin
Olga Smith
Clara Opie
Winifred Braley
Tommy Rogers
Dorine Banfield
Bessie Ellis
Isobel Oren
Margaret Mooney
Corinna Benson
Viola Banfield
Lois Ducie
Helen Strangeland
Mary Lou Baxter
Virginia Cramer
Hazel Rodilly
Victoria Anderson
Ruth Yonker
Jean Yonker
Wsther Brnnig
Montana Trudgeon
Joyce Bull
Lucile Kathorne
Lucille Killman
Roy Davis
John Lacey
Bayard
Two Men Escape Fatal Crash on Anaconda Road
John Tomich and Louis Paynich survived a Christmas auto crash on Hungry hill after the car rolled three times down a 25 foot embankment. The wrecked vehicle was owned by Frank W. Kline.
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John Tomich
Louis Paynich
Anaconda Road
Parnell Mine
Hungry Hill
Frank W. Kline
Yule log rooted in Norse Thor fire ritual
The Yule log is described as a remnant of Juut rites used by Scandinavians to kindle large fires in honor of the god Thor.
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Thor
Marriage License Granted in Deer Lodge to Wallace Schuler and Helen McDowell
A marriage license was issued to Wallace Schuler and Miss Helen McDowell. They will wed at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with a small ceremony, then a breakfast at the McDowell home before departing for Pullman Washington.
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A. G. Leudeman
William Wallace
W. G. Wilt
Spokane
S. C. Vandenwalker
Bozeman Visaes
Tudsay
Wilbur Woods
Missoula
Barney Wheeler
Margaret Burns
Anaconda
Rhea Johnson
Lowery Smith
A. D. Smith
Dorothy Rivers
W. EE. Keeley
Bozeman
William Williams
Keeley
Larabie
Butte
D. H. Morgan
Little
Jacques
Col. Thomas Elliott
Jerry Mizner
Little Daughter
City
Avonge
Coleman Mulcahy
Catholic University
New York City
Rome
N. Y
Carl McIntyre
Three Forks
Chicago, Milwaukee
Local residents attend funeral services for Mrs. Thomas Elliott
Garnet Lintz and family visited Missoula over Christmas at the home of Mr and Mrs Wissbrod. K D Smith from Butte attended the funeral services for the late Mrs Thomas Elliott.
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Thomas Elliott
Garnet Lintz
Missoula
Illness in Philipsburg as Dr. G W Young suffers strokes
Dr G W Young is seriously ill at home after a stroke and a second stroke on Christmas Eve. Family members include daughter Mrs Ditto and son Glenn, a dental student in Ann Arbor. Local notices list council officers, social group appointments, and holiday visits in Philipsburg.
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Philipsburg
G. W. Young
Whittier
Cal
Harry Sewell
Ruth Carmichael
Portland
Ore
J. J. Carmichael
Gertrude Martin
William E. Albright
Martin
Polson Schools
Clayton Carmichael
State University At
Missoula
WilliamLiscoe
Helena
Grover Bowles
Bowles
Sarah Jane Bowles
Rock Creek
Selish Tribe
Lawrence Hauck
Broadway
Arthur F. Bateman
Frog Pond
Harry Waldbillig
Three Forks
John Waldbillig
Edward Sebasky
Athenia
Fred Gaethke
Butte
Nora Quinlan
Gaethke
Alice Colvin
Philipsburg State Bank
Pearl
Emma Congdon
E. E. Blumenthal
Christmas in Dillon Brings Peaceful Holidays and Court Actions
Dillon witnesses ideal Christmas scenes with many visitors and a quiet day, followed by a pre-holiday raid yielding several arrests for liquor offenses. A city judge notes lenient sentences, while Dillon Normal College closes for vacation and outlines winter registrations, faculty moves, and upcoming diplomas for the 1923 graduating class.
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Dillon
Bill Ramsey
Cecil Hubbard
Eva Yountz
Charles Pinckman
Jack McCarthy
Cabbage Patch
Farnsworth
Normal College
Colege
Hilda Hendrickson
Hendrickson
University of Washington
Columbia College of Expression
Chicago
University of Wisconsin
North Dakota
Dorothy Gelhaus
Missoula
Gelhaus
Teachers’ Service Division
Lucy Carson
Spokane
Russell
Bozeman
State Department
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Lewistown News
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England
Royal Irish Constabulary
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Philipsburg News
Augusta Nelson
Edith Powers
Philipsburg Fire Brigade
Ralph L. McLeod
August W. Linsteadt
Herman L. Hauck
Victor Weinstein
al Bassett
Frank Sprague
Otto McQuesten
Herman Linstadt
George A. Winninghoff
A.C. M. Hardware House
Dillon Bureau
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