Livingston News Briefs From Christmas Visitors To Local Obituary
Livingston Montana notes list numerous Christmas visitors from Butte Helena Laurel Bozeman and elsewhere staying with local families. Obituary reports Lawrence Johnson a longtime Livingston resident died in St Paul and will be brought home for burial. Also brief social items include Yuletide dinners and a Ex-service Men's club luncheon with Col. B Johnson.
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Livingston
Mont
Alice Dyer
Butte
F. L. Phillips
Fred Johnson
Helena
George L. Wales
H. V. Wales
L. Riddell
Wilsall
H. V. Arndt
Cooke City
Frank Dudley
Bozeman
Anna Turner
Turner
G. A. Windsor
Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
Fern
Northern Pacific Railway
Mildred
the Park High School
C. A. Johnson
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Bert Johnson
Bay
Elizabeth Sanford
W. R. Kermode
Seattle
Kermode
Thomas Melton
Mabel Liddell
William
Sanford
Miss Hope Sanford
Col. B. ©. Johnson
Park Hotel
Colonel Johnson
Orient
Mr. Johnson
Washington, D. C
H. C. Johnson
South HI Street
Robert Dick Jr
Don Johnston
Henry Johnston
Edward Davis
City
Big Crowd Expected At Vocational Congress
Bozeman expects more than 800 delegates for the Young Men's Vocational Congress set January 8 to 12. State college organizers plan to double last year’s attendance of 470 and aim to make this conference the largest of its kind in the country. M. J. Abbey of the state college leads the effort to care for the visiting young men.
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Bozeman
State College
M. J. Abbey
The
Montana Butter Independence Advancing on Local Output
Swift & Co figures show Montana creamery butter output rising from 5,389,000 pounds in 1919 to 7,420,005 pounds in 1921. At an average wholesale price of 59 cents per pound, the added production suggests about 1,000,900 dollars in extra annual revenue.
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Montana
Swift & Co
Mass at Pompey’s Pillar Reopens Parish Church
Catholic residents of Pompey’s Pillar celebrate Christmas services in the village church for the first time since its wartime erection. Rev. Father Drolet of Billings celebrated holy mass at 2 50 o’clock Monday morning.
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Pompey's Pillar
Pompeys Pillar
Father Drolet
Billings
Food and drink facilities reach high counts in Montana
In 1922 Montana recorded 1163 licensed eating places including dining cars on four rail lines, 599 meat markets, 2932 manufacturing bakeries and confectioneries, and 8 percent licensed soda fountains and ice cream establishments, per H. M. Shea head of the food and drug division of the state board of health.
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Montana
H. M. Shea
Food and Drug Division
State Board of Health
Christmas birth in Butte as Santa delivers girl at Murray Hospital
On Christmas night Santa delivered a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. John Cates of Floral Boulevard at Murray Hospital in Butte. The eight pound infant arrived shortly after midnight Christmas day. mother and child are reported to be doing well. This is the Cates' third child, joining a boy and a girl.
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Santa Claus
Butte
Murray Hospital
John Cates
Floral Boulevard
Cates
League of the Sacred Heart of St. John the Evangelist Church
St. Aloysius Hall
Thelma Livingston
Dillion
S. H. Raine
Edwards Street
Dillon
Dave Currie
T. P. Cates
Currie-Cates Motor Company
Ladies’ Guild
People’s Congregational Church
Harrison Avenue
John Treloar
Wharton Avenue
Sampson
Missoula
de Camp
Spokane
H. Raine
Deeble
Billings
William Loring
South Main Street
Wheeler
Kalispell
Whitts-Klaist
Harold Metsell
Upper
Ruby Valley
Madison County
John Campbell
Gallatin Avenue
Montana school census shows rise in attendance
Helena Montana December 27 The 1922 Montana school census records 160 383 children ages 6 to 20 an increase of 162 from 1921. Silver Bow Lewis and Clark Missoula and Cascade counties show the largest gains while twenty nine counties report decreases. The 1922 total exceeds 1920 by 1 921 but trails the 1919 peak of 161 626.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Judith Basin Rabbit and Poultry Exhibit details announced
Judith Basin County Poultry Association will hold its annual exhibition at Stanford December 27 28 29 and 30. Secretary treasurer says over 600 dollars has been raised for the exhibit. There will be 100 dollars in special prizes plus premiums and silver cups. Organizers expect a large showing of prize birds.
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Judith Basin County Poultry Association
Stanford
State Air
Centerville Irish Republic Group Elects Officers
The Centerville Central Council of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic elected officers for the coming year. President J. H. O’Mara, first vice president Mrs John Kennedy, second vice president Frank O’Connor, financial secretary Miss Mary Mee Laughlin, recording secretary Mrs Tim Sullivan, directors Jack O Sullivan Mr Walsh and Mrs Jack Phillips. A joint installation for all councils is set for Tuesday Jan 2 at St Marys School Hall with refreshments. Mr and Mrs Lowney and family return to Pennsylvanian Avenue after three years on a Flathead ranch.
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Thomas Ashe
The
American Association For the Recognition of the
J. H. O'Mara
John Kennedy
Frank O'Connor
Mary MeeLaughlin
Tim Sullivan
Jack O'Sullivan
Mr. Walsh
Jack Phillips
Death in Philipsburg as girl dies after tubercular meningitis
Christmas Eve tragedy in Philipsburg reports the death of Myrtle Hansen aged years from a sudden tubercular meningitis. Survived by parents Henry and Mrs Hansen and three brothers Harold Ralph and Oscar of Philipsburg. Body shipped to Anaconda for funeral Thursday afternoon.
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Philipsburg
Henry Hansen
Myrtle
Harold
Ralph
Oscar
Anaconda
Lon Leach
Butte
Glen Young
Ann Arbor
Mich
Dental College
Mr. Young
G. W. Young
D. F. Barlogle
E. ¢. Harrington
Gus MacDonald
Methodist Church
Fred J. Anstice
Temperature Ranges Reported Across Cities
Maximum and minimum temperatures for several Montana cities were posted by the U S Weather Bureau for the 24 hours ending at 6 tonight. The list includes Helena and surrounding locations with readings reflecting seasonal conditions.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
United States Weather Bureau
Elk Herd Preservation Film Shown In Dillon
Officials from the National Forest Service and Elk Order sponsor a motion picture at the Dillon theater depicting efforts to save elk herds near Yellowstone park. The film contrasts record slaughter with protected herds and government protection measures, aiming to rally public support statewide.
Dillon Christmas Party Planned for St Rose Children
Walter Jones returns to Missoula after visiting Dillon. County Attorney J. Kelley from Boulder attends Dillon on legal business. Carroll club to host Christmas party for St Rose Sunday school children Thursday at St Rose parish house. Dr Poindexter and Frank Bulger depart for California then Grand Canyon by car for a weeks long trip.
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Dillon
Walter Jones
Missoula
J. &. Kelley
Boulder
Aldrich Tessier
Butte
Carroll Club
St. Rose
St. Rose Parish House
F. F. Poindexter
Frank Bulger
California
Grand Canyon
Beaverhead stock shipments move slowly to centers
Beaverhead county shipments head to packing centers at slightly above average prices. Sheep and cattle are in prime condition and buyers report satisfaction with the quality. Cattle and sheepmen expect the current sluggish market to lead to higher beef and sheep prices soon.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
McDowell and Schuler Wedding In Deer Lodge
Miss Helen McDowell and Wallace Schuler wed at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with Rev. Landy presiding. The couple will reside in Pullman Washington after a wedding breakfast at the McDowell home. The groom is an ex service man and son of Mr. and Mrs. George Schuler of Livingston.
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7. W. McDowell
Powell County High School
M. F. Hayes
Pullman, Wash
Social Notes from Deer Lodge and Local Court Ruling
Deer Lodge social items note Mr and Mrs Stanley Swenson returning from Missoula visit relatives over Christmas Georgia Kelley hosted a Rialto theater party Liv ingston visitors George Schuler in town Mrs Alfred Whitworth invites for Hotel Yeer Lodge luncheon with bridge to follow State Game Warden C A Jakways reports a postal ruling that illegally disposed teeth are contraband and not claimable if mailed through the mails
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Deer Lodge
Stanley Swenson
Missoula
Georgia Kelley
Rialto
George Schuler
Livingston
Alfred Whitworth
Hotel Yeer Lodge
C. A. Jakways Jhas
Post Office Department
Jakways
Samuel Victor Macky Sent To Butte For Burial
The body of the late Samuel Victor Macky, who died at Southern Cross Tuesday, was shipped to Butte yesterday morning. Funeral services will be held from the Daly Shea undertaking establishment in Butte Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be made in Mountain View cemetery. Mrs. Macky and daughter Esther and Mrs. R. J. Williams accompanied the body to Butte.
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Samuel Victor Macky
Southern Cross
Butte
Daly Shea Undertaking Establishment
Mountain View
Macky
Esther
R. J. Williams
Aiwanians Hold Feed by Gregson Springs
Aiwanians led by Earl Tucker praise their recent membership contest win with a banquet at Gregson Springs. About 47 Anaconda members and 15 from Butte attend a lively dinner program with performances by Butte and Anaconda artists.
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Earl Tucker
Gregson Springs
Anaconda
Butte
Kiwanis
Deer Lodge
van Dyne
Pat Moran
Jack Baglin
Casey Pierce
Fred Nossell
Anaconda Club
Kiwanis Club
Bar! Genzberger
Gregson
J. B. C. Knight
W. B. Rodgers
B. T. Asbury
George Worsythe
Warl Tucker
Anacondans Wed At Nuptial Mass
Miss Helena Joseph became the bride of John J. Walsh at St. Pauls church in a nuptial high mass celebrated by Rev. Father Coopman. The couple will reside in Missoula where Walsh attends the University of Montana. A wedding breakfast followed at Mrs. Charles Staffans home on Spruce Street.
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St. Paul's Church
Helena Joseph
John J. Walsh
Father Coopman
Mariel Kieley
Paul Walsh
Anaconda Briefs: Visits, Birth, and Brain Fact
Walter Bolkovatz motored to Butte to visit friends yesterday. Dr and Mrs W E Long welcomed a seven pound daughter born last evening at St Ann's hospital. A claim says elephants and whales have larger brains and thicker gray matter than humans.
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Walter Bolkovatz
Butte
W. E. Long
St. Ann's Hospital
Fitzpatrick Funeral Set for Friday in Conda City
Funeral services for Frank Fitzpatrick who died Tuesday in Anaconda will be held from the family residence 707 Hickory Street at 9 30 Friday morning. A solemn high mass will follow at St Pauls church at 10. His son Charles plans to attend, arriving from Denver.
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Frank Fitzpatrick
Anaconda
Hickory Street
St. Paul's Church
Charles
Denver
Elks Lodge No 289 Holds Regular Meeting
Regular meeting of Anaconda lodge No 289 will be held this evening at 7 30 oclock. F B Glaser Exalted Ruler and F H Clinton Secretary announce the session.
Barbers Host Christmas Party at St Thomas Orphans Home
Two Great Falls barbers organized a Christmas party at the St Thomas orphans home. They brought candy and nuts and a live Santa Claus and offered free haircuts to the residents.
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St. Thomas Orphans
Great Falls
Santa Claus
Popular Matron Laid to Rest in City Funeral
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for Mrs. Ethel Harrison Crase at the Tuttle Undertaking establishment with Rev. J. G Knotter officiating. She died Thursday morning after a brief illness and is survived by her husband Richard Crase and an eight months old daughter. Pallbearers included Ben Peterson Adolph Peterson J. C. Perking Lane Berryman Ed Berryman and Joe Beck. Interment was in Hill Cemetery.
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Drummond
Deer Lodge
Elizabeth Morgan
Norris
Morgan
Missouri
Montana
N. KE. Norris
Haldeman
Ethel Harrison Crase
Tuttle Undertaking Establishment
J. G Knotter
Ben Peterson
Adolph Peterson
J. C. Perking
Lane Berryman
Ed Berryman
Joe Beck
the Hill Cemetery
Foley Kidney Pills Bring Quick Relief for Kidney Trouble
Mrs. G Hyde of Benzonia Michigan describes long standing kidney weakness with backache and fatigue. She says Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets made her feel like a new person. Reporter notes backache dizziness and blurred vision as kidney trouble symptoms and claims relief.
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