Polaris mine gains new ore processing plant
Dillon reports Capt Sack Merpet stating Polaris mine near Grasshopper Sounds has nearly finished a guided ore processing plant to cut haulage costs and boost profits. The famed but costly property has seen mixed dividends after decades of exploration and investment, including a model town and smelter.
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Dillon
Sack Merpet
Polaris Kine
Polaris
Grasshopper Sounds
Jiroad
Oregon Short Line
Arm
Masons to Build Oriental Temple in Great Falls
Plans for a grand oriental style temple by the Masons move forward in Great Falls with the purchase of three lots at Second Avenue North and Eighth Street for about 15,000. The proposed edifice would stand 114 by 150 feet with an 8,000 seat auditorium and a 1,600 banquet room, costing around 250,000 and likely starting in 1922 or 1923.
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Great Falls
Theresidence
Second Avenue North
Eighth Street
Train Load of Cattle From Medland Ranch Heads to Chicago
The Livingston news notes a train of about 4000 head of cattle from the Hi Medelland ranches will depart today for Chicago where the stock has been marketed. Local manager F. Manning of W. M. Finck Co. travels to confer with Blane on Northwest trade. Other items mention visitors Sidney Roup and Onatons Martin, and funeral services for Mam Suteline with interment in Trenton.
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Ree
Welt
Sidney Roup
Onatons Martin
Ship City
Thomas E. Willian Forte
Berjohn
Wales
Ihane Coat Mining ‘Corporation
Lewistown News Patchwork Mischief in Vague City Snippet
An unclear clipping references several names and places in a garbled note. Mentions Ameri corps, Tuxsla, Sherman, St Paul and portly figures. Context and specifics are not decipherable from the fragment.
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Gnrar Et Bee Bek Tee
Fireaes Lantry
Ameri Corps
Tuxsla
I Ars. T.'C
Sherman
St Paul
Whitehall News item mentions illness and travel
Whitehall Dec 28 mine Bertha McArthur returns home for the holiday count of while attending school at Toeman. With scarlet fever Fred Murmaster, an employee of the local creamery, left Tuesday for Be in quarantine.
Christmas Programs Shine Across Polson Churches
Polson communities packed churches for Christmas Eve and Sunday programs. The Presbyterian choir led by Professor Disbrow performed The Nazarene with praise for its quality, while the Methodist and Baptist churches held festive services. Gifts totaling 60 dollars were given to the Rev. and Mrs. W. Thompson, and Pablo marked its first community Christmas program as a success with audience participation and brief addresses from church leaders.
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America
W. Thompson
Pablo Community Church
Hillis
Presbyterian
Community Sunday School
Pablo
Lewis town Alderman Sues Over Stolen Auto Tires
Alderman Roehl filed suit seeking between 7000 and 8000 dollars from Ray Williams and Fa Mc Rutledge for alleged negligent handling of tires stolen from Roehl's Main Street auto establishment. The defendants are jailed. case noted alongside county and division news of disputed boundaries and petitions.
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Lewistown
Tr, Roehl
Main Street
Ray Williams
Fa Mc Rutledge
Belmont Club
Milwaukee
Chicago
G. F. Flaming
Grass Range
Judith Basin
Remame
Christmas Entertainment at Baptist Church Delights Crowd
Darby news notes a well rendered Christmas program by church children Tuesday night drawing a crowded church. William Conit's parents visited from the east while Dan O'Leary recovers from a hip dislocation. The Christmas dance at Miles Hall was well attended.
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Darby
Baptist Church
William Conit
Ast
Conit Hom
Dan O'Leary
Miles
West Side towns press to keep Yellowstone trail route
Whitehall Montana December 28 delegates from Willow Creek Jefferson Island Whitehall Butte Anaconda Deer Lodge meet over a plan to drop the Yellowstone trail route via those towns. The state meeting in Deer Lodge Tuesday will decide the route with 177 delegates from Livingston to the state line voting by city payments. Butte has paid only 120 of 500 and may cast 22 votes. others paid amounts range from 10 to 250 dollars.
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Whitehall
Willow Creek
Jefferson Island
Butte
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Helena
Montana
Tuesda
Livingston
Newgate
Midnight Burglars Chased by Butte Sheriffs
In Butte, three suspects burglarized Gus Hill’s pool and cigar store at 400 East Granite Street. Deputies Sullivan, Smith, and McDonald pursued them through an empty boarding house, recovering all stolen goods valued at 300 to 500 dollars, including cigars tobacco candy and drinks. The culprits escaped.
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Sullivan
Smith
McDonald
Tri-City Refining Company Incorporated in Billings
The Tri City Refining company has been incorporated in Billings with articles filed at the county clerk. The company is capitalized at 2,000,000 dollars. Directors named include T. C. Power of Helena S Hobson of Great Falls and J B Elliott.
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Ee Billings
Billings
Tri-City Refining Company
T. C. Power
Helena
S'Hobson
Great Falls
J.B. Elliott
Madison County Masons Elect 1920 Officers
Virginia City and nearby communities report annual officer elections at Virginia City lodge No. 1 A F and A M Montana lodge No 2 and Virginia chapter No 9 O E S. Appointments include Master Thomas Port senior warden W H Thomas junior warden Hugh Maclean treasurer Karl Biting secretary M M Duncan temple trustee Arthur Fenner and worthy matron Maude Trout worthy patron W H Thomas among others. A joint installation followed with a late social banquet and widespread attendance by Masons and Eastern Star members.
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Virginia City
Virginia City Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic’ Temple
Thomas Port
W. H.thomas
Hugh Maclean
Karl Biting
M.M. Duncan
Arthur Fenner
Montana Lodge
A.M
Jesse Grenn Luther
William Hott
C. C. Sweeney
Jacob Albright
Temple
Gil
Virginia
Order of the Eastern Star
Maude ‘Trout
W. HL .Thomas
Laura Dudley
Frances Albright
Mary Vanderbeck
Mable William Olive M. Richmond
Esther
Mary Mellieur
Martha
Harriet Carter
Fleda
Untee Keller
Busnice Holbert
Martha Vickers
Mary A. Vanderbeck
Ed Hart
Masonic Hall
Virginia i | Lodge
Montana ‘Lodge
Eastern Star
Watkins named principal place of business in county survey
Roundup reports Watkins named principal place of business as County Surveyor C. Durland orders rush work on the temporary Yellowstone river bridge bypass. Two weeks census taking in Dilings and rural areas planned. Schools in the city renovated and stocked for the new term as coal shortages force possible school closures.
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Watkins
Businews
Durland
Wort
Ti3doot Steel Russ
Yellowstone River
Dilings
Paul Ti
Lynehs
Ther Dietect
Haanis
Pulette
Ireland Gripped by Violence After Deadly Shootings
In Ireland a deadly shooting left two men dead and four others arrested as they fled the scene. Inquests will be held, crowds gathered, and reports speak of numerous untoward incidents, including an attempted assassination, a rifle raid, a wounded constable, and a large ammunition theft at Dangarvan railway station.
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George W. Hospital
London
Ireland
Sunday Evening Telegram
Ballybofey
County Donegal
Victoria Bridge
Kilarney
Dangarvan
Warty Hop Toad Kidnapping Fanciful Chase Ends
In a children’s fable tone, Willy Humble Bee and Cheery Cricket confront the rumor of a kidnapper, Warty Hop Toad. Grandma Lady Bug and Mamma Lady Bug weigh danger as the group plans to seek truth, prove innocence, and stop the mischief.
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Ross
Bug
Gant
Warty Hop
Willy Bumble Bee
Grandma Lady Bug
Mamma Lady Bug
Willy Humble Bee
Willy Tee
Lady Bug
Warty
Hop Toad
Cricket
One contributing cause of soaring clothing costs noted
The piece cites surging prices due to high costs for bar, cloth, and materials, a cloth shortage, taxes on manufacturing, and growing demand for finer wool fabrics. It notes a global supply squeeze of about 200 million pounds and details a 42.2 percent rise in American living costs from July 1914 to November 1919 with clothing up 18.5 percent since March 1919 and 5.8 percent since July.
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Wood
Boston
National Industrial Conference Board
Poison liquor deaths rise across cities in holiday period
Reports from Connecticut Ohio and New Jersey detail multiple fatalities linked to wood alcohol poisoning. Hospitals treat eight ill and several in critical condition as authorities investigate a man and two women found unconscious in Jersey City with two jugs of colorless liquor nearby.
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Connecticut
Meriden
Cleveland
Ohio
Jersey City
N. J
Two Masked Youths Enter Sacred Heart Church During Mass
Two masked youths entered Sacred Heart Church during Mass, prompting police but no arrests due to lack of description. Father Joyce and Father Taylor treated the incident lightly, suggesting mischievous youths caused the disruption. One prior case saw a boy steal a collection box but was caught. the court suspended sentence after the priest’s plea.
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Sacred Heart Church
Father Joyce
Father Taylor
Reform School
Dillon News shows accident and health updates
In Dillon on December 28 a motorist, Mrs. Fred Gilbert, narrowly escaped death when a small car skidded into a rancher’s large vehicle near the Andrus hotel on East Glendale street. Senator F. C. Selway remains critically ill with modest changes. visitors are restricted. Frank Blair of Grant visits with his family, and William Orem, state mine inspector, was in town on official business as snow recedes in lower hills. The American Legion skating rink opened to a large crowd, and Mrs. E. J. Callaway shows signs of recovery after a week at home.
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Jane
Eight Mile Beach
Madison Valley
Virginia City
James Wonderly
Katherine
Home Park
Ruby Valley
William Jones
Jeffers
San Jones
Wyohiing
Jones
D. A. Noble
Laurin
Warren
Gilusha
Madison State Bank
Sheridan
Blanche O'Bar
Roy M. Austin
Twin Bridges
T. R. Herndon
Frank H. Wilcomb
Hazel McClurg
Zire
Con MeChu
Butte
Mary Vanderbeck
Uty County
Harden C. Vinson
Madison County
Rochester
Minn
Halph
Dionne
Marie
Silver Star
James
Vanderbeck
Lillian Juwila
George E. Golen
Mack Edwards
Clark
Winnetka
Alder Gulch
Charles Cordell
Ruby
A. H. Jones
Te Elty
Summit
Bre. Kart Blene
The
American Legion
E. J. Callaway
Undertakers Notice of Thanks for Grotsr Morvos
Funeral home announces thanks for condolences and sympathy from friends neighbors and the United Serbian association No 2c after the death of our loved husband and brother Grotsr Morvos. Special thanks to those who attended the service and offered support.
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Grotsr Morvos
Nora
Funeral announcement notes details to follow
Fragmentary obituary notice mentions an individual named Slavery or related surname with an aged count and a funeral arrangement to be announced later. No clear dates, places, or full names are readable in the text.
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Sa White
Sam R White Thomas Interment Notice
Sam R White Thomas will say evening at Felligence of his Rucker 1 Sybil Ville following which the body will be forwarded to Lead City for interment in Mount Moriah lodge. C B Chapman of Aelatng interment in Mount Mt cemetery.
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Thomas
Thomui Henry
Sybil Ville
Slapp
Gonn
Ps Kees
Janonie
Mount Moriah
Lodge
N Ee
A. Marthe Rey
C. B Chapman
Aelatng
Mount” Mt Cemetery
Joseph Richards Inc Warrington Richards and George Wade Officials
Joseph Richards Inc lists Warrington Richards as president and manager and George Wade as secretary and treasurer. The fragment notes A619 Bouin Montana Btreek with unclear context.
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Warrington Richards
George Wade
Bouin Montana
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Mon State College
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Hungry Hollow
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