Englewood Enters League Amid Belt of Changes
Englewood plans to enter a team in the Independent Basketball League. Officials aim to field a strong squad to contend for the championship. Managers face scheduling issues as gym availability and late- night games complicate preparation for upcoming fixtures.
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Kiwanis Club Holds First Luncheon Today
The Butte Kiwanis club will hold its first regular weekly luncheon and meeting at the Thornton hotel at noon with a program including stunts by Al Richey, a performer with the any. Each member will rise to give his name nickname and occupation after the luncheon. President B. S. Woodland will call the meeting at 12 18 o'clock.
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Centerville Banquet Honors Independent Champions Tonight
Centerville's independent football champions will be guests at a Silver Bow club banquet tonight at seven. Club members, friends of the team, and prominent figures from the recent football race are set to attend.
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Mixed hotel arrivals list across Western cities
A long hotel arrivals column lists guests in numerous cities including Acoma, Elkhorn, Missoula, Helena, Butte, Billings, Great Falls, Deer Lodge, Spokane, Salt Lake City, Seattle, and Denver among others. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Prendergast, J. E. James, J. C. Green, Laura Loetscher, M. H. Jones, J. K. Heller, H. Smit, Henry C. Graham, and many more, with frequent references to joint stays and family pairs. The compilation reads like a moving roster of guests staying at multiple hotels in several states and territories.
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Dr. McDonald
Warm Springs
T. Prendergast
Elkhorn
J. E. Prendergast
Jackson
R. T. Jones
T. E. James
Three Fork
Cavanaugh
T. H. Kennedy
Wilcoxen
Cordova
Alaska
Stoddard
Anaconda
D.’ J. Shea
Stevensville
Henry G
Rodgers
Lee
Tower
Diller J. Eagieson
Great Falls
M. Gallagher
Pocatell
H. House
Billings
Butte
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E. J. Carvara
Portland
Mi ‘Thornton
H. Wilson
W. M. McLean
Helena
H. L. Farrington
Miss Roberts
Lewistown
F. H. Cooney
Missoula
T. H. Peacock
Lom
Denver
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G.J. Meade
Spokane
J. F. Erickson
Minneapoli
Edward’ Bledsoe
Manhattan
W. Livingston
Gannar Land
C. Harrington
Seattle
A.B. Johnson
Mianoula
W. F. Henderson
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Kirby
Mr. and St
Salvation Army Christmas Treat For Butte Children Tonight
The Salvation Army will host a Christmas banquet at 2:30 PM in the chamber of commerce rooms for over 200 deserving Butte children. Ensign T Bloss says tickets are required for entry to prevent overreach as Attorney Tom Davis speaks and Santa Claus arrives from a miniature house built by Largey Lumber. Toys include mechanical items dolls and dishes and distribution continues after the meal. The Army also runs a free luncheon at their headquarters with up to 90 volunteers serving two meals daily.
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Reduced freight rates hit Butte merchants and farmers
Rail offices in Butte announce a 20 percent cut in Livestock rates by Oregon Short Line to undo August 1920 increases. Union Pacific lowers rates from Fresno and California cities to Butte and Montana points to 1.25 per 100 pounds with a 60 000 pound minimum. Great Northern also cuts farm product rates by 10 percent effective January 1, affecting butter eggs cheese dressed poultry cotton and dried fruit.
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Orphans to Be Adopted in Butte State
Humane Officer Paul Ozanne will leave for Twin Bridges to bring back four orphans for adoption in Butte homes. This brings total adoptions to seven since he took office. He aims to place about 200 children in homes, arguing institutional care is not best and photos of state home children aid his campaign to find homes. He is pleased with early results.
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Twin Bridges
Butte
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Ruskin quotation chosen by local boy artist
On the county superintendent of schools office door a two color placard features a Ruskin quotation about art and virtue. It notes the selection was set by Leo Bessette, a Washington junior high pupil, highlighting values over money and competition.
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