State road program outlined for 1920 in Montana
John Edy of the state highway commission announced a meeting of three district engineers in Helena to review road surveys and 1920 projects. Attending are William Spann, E. T. Harlow, and F. D. Monty. Data will then be sent to contractors with specifications and project descriptions before bids.
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Helena
John Edy
State Highway Commission
Montana
William Spann
E. T. Harlow
Great Falls
F. D. Monty
Billings
Commission
Flaw in Complaint Halts Extradition
Helena dispatch reports the Iowa governor refused to honor requisition papers due to a fault in the fraud allegation against J. E. Townsend of Great Falls. Townsend was arrested and released in Iowa on December 19, and is sought by Lewis and Clark, Cascade, and Chateau counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
J. E. Townsend
Great Falls
Iowa
George P. Porter
Burns
Porter
Townsend
Lewis and Clark
Chateau Counties
Cascade
City Death Rates Fall Says Report
Helena reports that U S death rates in large cities were below normal from October to November as influenza did not recur nationwide. Health conditions are favorable and public health levels are better than in many years, according to bulletins received by Dr. John J. Sippy.
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Helena
United States
John J. Sippy
After-Holiday Trade Buoys Dillon Stores
Dillon stores report higher pre holiday sales than a year ago as they begin inventory and prepare for the new business year. Mrs. Robert Barrett and son Jack plan a month in Idaho. George Melton flies to Armstead to supervise sheep loading for eastern markets. Chinook thaw opens roads blocked by snow, restoring country travel after two weeks isolation. Carl Price, former Dillon resident and current insurance agent, visits relatives.
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Dillon
Robert Barrett
Jack
Idaho
George Melton
Armstead
Carl Price
Schilling Tea advertisement promises great flavor value
If you could buy everything as well as Schilling Tea, the high cost of Ewing wouldn’t bother you. Schilling Tea offers rich real tea flavor for a cent per cup, with delicious taste and gentle vigor. Four forest at Chhiling a Ceylon items in parchment moisture-proof packages. Sold by grocers everywhere. A Schilling & Co San Francisco.
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Schilling Tea
Ewing
Chhilinga
Ceylon
Schilling & Co
San Francisco
Official Tangle Airing Scheduled
Differences between Montana county officials and the state board of equalization over tax assessment forms will be aired at a Helena meeting Saturday. A committee of county assessors and commissioners, formed at the Miles City convention, will present further views on satisfactory forms for compiling 1920 tax rolls. The committee has previously met with executive officials of the state board to discuss desired forms.
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Helena
Montana
State Board of Equalization
Miles City
Stock Growers Fight Proposed Preserve in Park County
Livingston, Dec. 29. Plans for a mass meeting of Park county stock growers and local businessmen to oppose a government plan to set aside a park county area north of Yellowstone as a game preserve. Five prominent men will help mobilize action. Residents oppose the area, saying it benefits elk herd growth and that they will fight any loss of Park county land.
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Livingston
Park County
Yellowstone Park
Park County Stockgrowers’ Protective Association
J. C. Vilas
H. B. Miller
J. W. van Doren
C. S. Hefferlin
Napoleon Ebert
Cattle Shipments Hit New Montana Record in 1919
Helena December 29 Approximately 550000 head of cattle were shipped from Montana in 1919, the Montana Livestock Commission reports. The total tops last year by 150000, and exceeds normal interstate shipments by 250000 due to unseasonable conditions.
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Helena
Montana
Montana Livestock Commission
County Division Hearing Resumes in Judith Basin Proposal
Lewistown Montana December 29. The hearing on the petition to create Judith Basin County from Fergus and Cascade resumes with testimony on exclusion petitions by anti-divisionists. The hearing is projected to last at least four more days.
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Lewistown
Judith Basin County
Fergus
Cascade
Lewistown Notes Fall 1920s Briefs and Business Moves
Lewistown news reports promising weather for farming in Judith basin next week as frost clears. Hobensack Farms company formed with 50 000 capital by Paul Taber Frank Hagan H H Eldridge and H C Hobensack. Judith club annual reception set for New Year’s Eve considered the social season’s highlight. Oil placer locations filed for record, mainly from Winnett area with some from Coffee Creek.
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Lewistown
Judith Basin
Hobensack Farms Company
Paul W. Taber
Frank Hagan
H. H. Eldridge
H. C. Hobensack
Judith Club
Winnett Country
Coffee Creek
Land sale expert forecasts record year for Beaverhead County
Dillon December 28 Frank Hazelbaker authority on land markets predicts a peak year ahead as Beaverhead and broader region brace for unprecedented land sales and ranching prosperity next year in light of statewide supply and demand trends.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
Frank Hazelbaker
Parents Compensated for Butte Mine Death
Helena December 29 the state compensation board awards a lump sum of 4225 to the parents of W. A. Truesdell who was killed in a mine accident in Butte last month.
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Helena
State E Compensation Board
W. A. Truesdell
Butte
Kabakop Shades Fox in St Louis Bout
Harry Kabakoff of St. Louis shaded Joey Fox, English featherweight, in an eight round bout tonight. The decision was reported by the prevailing newspaper as a close contest.
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Kabakope
Fox
ST. Louis
Harry Kabakoff
Joey Fox
Court Dismisses Historical Case in Helena New Rulings
Supreme court decisions dismiss Rolla B. Smith versus Northern Pacific over Bitter Root land rights. It remands Gallatin Valley Electric Railway versus Neible and Clark with a modified judgment. Mamie Ronan Juckem wins a writ of mandate to reinstate objections to Morrisey as administrator, returnable Jan. 19. The long history of land occupancy and eminent domain is outlined.
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Helena
Supreme Court
Rolla B. Smith
Northern Pacific
Gallatin Valley Electric Railway Company
M. Neible
S. B. Clark
Mamie Ronan Juckem
Lynch
Butte
Morrissey
Charge Against Lawyer To Be Investigated
Helena Montana March 29 C E Pew state executive committee of the American Legion filed suit seeking an investigation of charges against J P Sullivan of Butte by the legion in Silver Bow county Sullivan recently took the bar exam here and was licensed to practice During the war he allegedly claimed exemption from the draft as under age later his license to practice law was revoked following a motion by C A Spaulding Helena chairman of the Montana state board of bar examiners
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Tim Nolan
Butte
Morrissey
Rolla B. Smith
Trochee
Flathead
Congress
Bitter Root Valley
Helena
C. E. Pew
The
American Legion
Investigatime Court
J. P. Sullivan
the Legion
Silver Bow County
Sullivan
Draft Board
C. A. Spaulding
Montana State Board of Bar Examiners
Anaconda Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Mrs. C. B. Rodes of Butte visits her mother Mrs. J. P. Spellman. Mrs. E. C. Johnson and daughter Mary Alice stay in Butte with Miss Kate Janoske. The Hylents return from Trout Creek with Leona. Ed Henricd returns to Burley Idaho after legal matters. Francis Ralston visits the Big Hole Basin. M. R. Woodward of Billings attends to business. Jerry Gibson of Seattle spends a week in the city. Oscar S. Hanson and Howard G. Evans return from Great Falls. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Watkins go to Bismarck for an extended visit. Mrs. Gilbert Renier heads to Richmond California for four months. Mrs. Milton Reid returns to Butte after visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Coombs of Sidney visit 213 Hickory Street. Miss Selma Carlson departs for Seattle after Christmas with kin. Mrs. G. Bernier of Anaconda travels to Richmond for health reasons.
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C. B. Rodes
Butte
J. P. Spellman
E. C. Johnson
Mary Alice
Mrs. Johnson
Kate Janoske
A. G. Hylent
Leona
Trout Creek
Ed Henricd
Burley
Idaho
Francis Ralston
Big Hole Basin
M. R. Woodward
Billings
Jerry Gibson
Seattle
R. L. Watkins
Bismarck
N. C
Gilbert Renier
Richmond
Cal
Milton Reid
Harry Nell
William Coombs
Sidney
City
R. M. Lord
Hickory Street
Selma Carlson
G. Bernier
Anaconda
Pioneers Rally to Beat Washoes in Three Games
The Anaconda Bowling association Pioneers staged a stunning comeback against the Washoes last evening, dominating all three games to secure a decisive victory. Details of the final score are not provided in the readable text.
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Anaconda Bowling Association
Anaconda Dairyman Thomas Budnick Dies After Illness
Thomas Budnick 35 a Herzegovina native long resident in the Anaconda area died after several months illness at St Ann hospital. He ran a dairy ranch in the lower valley for a decade and was active in the Croatian community and Serbian Siege society. Funeral Wednesday at 3 pm at 722 East Commercial Ave with Rev George Milogovijich officiating.
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Thomas Budnick
St. Ann’s Hospital
Herzegovina
Roco
Serbian Siege Society
Robert Milokovich
East
Commercial Avenue
George Milogovjivich
Greek Orthodox Church of
Butte
Man Finds Lost Pay Envelope in Butte Office
Mike Dender of Anaconda lost a $37.81 weekly pay envelope in Butte last Friday. He recovered it at the A C M pay office, finding a note saying J C Owens, manager of the Butte telephone exchange, had picked it up and traced the owner through his name on the envelope. Owens earned a new friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Dender
Butte
Anaconda
J. C. Owens
Butte Telephone Exchange
Owens
Mr. Dender
Regular Auto Trap on East Eighth Street
Snow and ice on East Eighth Street create dangerous driving conditions as a Main Street garage speedster and a J. P. Stage truck both skid into Sheep Gulch ditch near Cherry Street. A wrecking crew and an hour of work freed the truck occupants and cleared the scene.
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East Eighth Street
Main Street
Eighth
Cherry Streets
J. P
Sheep Gulch Ditch
New Year's Day 18 Hole Sweepstake Planned at Anaconda CC
Anaconda Country club golfers prepare for a New Year’s Day 18 hole sweepstakes handicap. The sports committee may add the event to the regular schedule and entries are accepted through New Year’s day at the club house.
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Anaconda
Deer Lodge News Briefs Lead Movers and Meetings
Harry McMahon chief accountant in Milwaukee resigns and heads to Tacoma for a similar post. S. P. Wilson leaves after telegram announcing his father’s illness in Wisconsin. Chamber of commerce hosts a dinner at Hotel Deer Lodge. W J Beezer hospital project architect arrives from Seattle. L D Hackney of Avon visits. H Cassill from Spokane on business. Robert Rankin of Gold Creek also in town.
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Deer Lodge
Harry McMahon
Milwaukee
Tacoma
S. P. Wilson
Wilson & Cummings
Wisconsin
Chamber of Commerce
W. J. Beezer
St. Joseph's Hospital
Seattle
Ll. D. Hackney
Avon
H. Cassill
Spokane
Robert Rankin
Gold Creek
Toledo Invaders Set for New Year Battle in Everett
Scott high school of Toledo Ohio brings a football squad to meet Everett high school in Everett Washington on New Year’s Day. Everett coach Enoch Bagshaw reports his team averages 159 1 2 pounds while Toledo averages about 164. No single star tops the visitors, and substitutes are said to be as strong as first string.
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Seattle
Wash
Scott High School
Toledo
Ohio
Everett
Enoch Bagshaw
Bagshaw
Los Angeles
Rivals to spar in New Year boxing bouts in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee on New Year’s day Charley White of Chicago meets Muff Bronson in a 10 round bout. Roy McCormick, European light heavyweight champ, faces Frank Farmer of the Pacific coast in another 10 round match. Tommy Gibbons was slated to box McCormick but remained in St Paul due to a family illness. White still seeks Benny Leonard for a spring clash. In Seattle Frank Farmer of Tacoma fights Hector of Bremerton tomorrow night with an intent to finish quickly to be fresh for Portland.
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Portland
Ore
Milwaukee
Here
Charley White
Chicago
Muff Bronson
Roy McCormick
Europe
Frank Farmer
Pacific Coast
Bronson
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
College Athletics Discussion Theme
Athletic directors from leading colleges gathered in New York to discuss centralizing athletics under one department adopting standard testing in physical education and the overall health of college students. The conference continues through Thursday with Secretary of War Baker slated to address the National Collegiate Athletic Association meeting tomorrow.
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New York
War Baker
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Skaters Sign Up For Eastern Meet In Newburgh
More than 69 entries have been received for the eastern outdoor skating championship to be held in Newburgh on New Year’s Day. The field includes leading East and Canada skaters and several top Montreal A. A. A. athletes, giving the races an international flavor.
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Newburgh
East
Canada
Montreal
Paulson and Cayo Fight Fast Draw in Wisconsin
Paulson of Minneapolis and Cayo of Duluth fought a fast 10 round draw in Chippewa Falls Wisconsin. Weigh ins listed Paulson 142 and Cayo 142. other bouts saw McLean 111 pound defeat Pello Quin. Heiman 136 pounds KO Smith. Runkle 120 pounds forced Quinn to quit in the second round.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Mike Paulson
Minneapolis
K. C. Cayo
Duluth
Minn
Stewart McLean
St. Paul
Homer Pelloquin
Bill Heiman
Eau Claire
Floyd Smith
Kid” Runkle
Kid” Quinn
Gulf promoters barter for fight in New Orleans
G D Bryan Jr of Baltimore part owner of Bowie Jefferson and other race tracks announced a partnership with Dominick J Tortorich boxing promoter of New Orleans to form a syndicate to obtain at any cost a bout between Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier next November.
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New Orleans
G. D. Bryan Jr
Baltimore
Bowie, Jefferson, Thorncliffe
Dominick J. Tortorich
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Canning Checker King in Helena State Championship
Joseph Canning of Great Falls won the annual state checker championship played in Helena. Contenders included H. H. Lepper of Glasgow R. R. Frazier of Helena and W. Cook of Helena. Lepper and Frazier contended for second place in a semi final playoff, Frazier winning to face Canning, who then defeated him.
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Helena
Joseph Canning
Great Falls
H. H. Lepper
Glassow
R. R. Frazier
J. Canning
W. Cook
Lepper
Frazier
Canning
Harvard Mentor Conducts School Before New Year Game
Harvard coach Bob Fisher led a heart to heart session for football players at Pasadena after a morning training. Oregon and Harvard squads practiced, with officials named for the matchup. Governor Coolidge sent a supportive greeting to Harvard and its New Year’s Day game preparations.
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Pasadena
Cal
Harvard
Bob Fisher
Oregon
Boston
Chaney Defeats Kilbane In Featherweight Bout
In Jersey City tonight Young Chaney of Baltimore out fought and outpointed featherweight champion Johnny Kilbane over eight rounds. Majority of New York morning papers call Chaney the winner.
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Jersey City
N. J
Young Chaney
Baltimore
Johnny Kilbane
New York
Senators and Reds Exchange Players Trade
In Boston on December 29, the Washington and Boston clubs announced a player swap. The Red Sox sent Roth and Maurice Shannon and received Harper Eddie Foster and Menosky with no cash changing hands.
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Boston
Mass
Washington
Red Sox
Roth
Maurice Shannon
Harper
Eddie Foster
Menosky
Charges Against Sox Hearday Report Sparks Inquiry
Chicago dispatch reports that three White Sox players faced charges of offering to throw 1919 games to a St. Louis gambling syndicate. Harry Grabiner said testimony deemed hearsay and no direct evidence tied Chicago players to the alleged scheme. In Omaha, wrestling claimants Stecher and Pesek set a finish match before January 16, their first meeting.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Harry Grabiner
White Sox
Omaha
Neb
Joseph Stecher
Dodge
John Pesek
Shelton
Budnick Child Rites Set After Mahoney Funeral
In this city yesterday morning five year old Thomas Budnick brother of Roco, remains in Mahoney undertakers. They will be moved to 722 East Commercial avenue this Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock for a funeral Wednesday at 3. Rev. George Milogavjevich to officiate. Automobiles mentioned.
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Budnick
Thomas Budnick
Roco
Mahoney Undertaking Rooms
Robert Milkovich
Commercial Avenue
George Milogavjevich
Automobiles
Card of Thanks from M. P. Mahoney
E R Munson and family express heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for help and sympathy after a bereavement. They thank the pipefitters union Barrett review No 30 and those who sent flowers for their kindness.
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Pipefitters' Union
Barrett Review
E. R. Munson
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Meeting of Engineers
Dillon News
Matt
Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
No. 4
Hamilton
Missoula
Sam
Lewistown News
Smith
Oscar
Hanson
Howard G. Evans
Wallis
Washoes
Kelly
Fulmor
Kavanaugh
Hanson * Sesee
Anaconda News
Mike Dender
Scy
Everett High
Paulson
Cayo
Gulf
Canning Checker King
Crimson
Oregon At Work
Tournament Park
George M. Varnell
E. C. Quigley
St. Mary’s
Kansas
E. Plowden Stott
Henry Butterfield
Denver
Chaney
Kilbane
Senators
REDS
SOX Hearday
Grabiner
Stecher
C. A. Tuttle Co
East Park Avenue
Telephone Bell
M. P. Mahoney
M’dermott & Danielson Funeral Directors
Anaconda Florist
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