Masons Of Butte Hold Elaborate Christmas Party
More than 2,500 members of Butte Masonic families attended the Parkway theater for the six lodge annual Christmas program. The event featured music dancing moving pictures and a temple hall banquet with Santa Claus distributing candy and nuts to children.
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Butte
Parkway Theater
Temple Auditorium
Santa Claus
de Molay
Rainbow Merrymakers
John Vicars
Fred Emwell
J. M. C. A. Tumbling Boys
Ben Hardin
George W. Stephens
W. J. Johns
Butte Chapter
The
Eastern Star
Loughran
Mrs. Stephens
Myrtle Elvers
Zadie Jackson
Floyd Gormerly
John Williams
E. J. Rule
Ralph Butterworth
Pythian Castle
Knights of Pythias and
Pythian Sisters
Clem Vogel
F. H. Sarles
J. Lawson
Elizabeth Hopkins
John T. Williams
Death of Batt Arrigoni Walkerville Deputy Sheriff
Batt Arrigoni Walkerville deputy sheriff died after a brief illness caused by brain paralysis following a fall. A 62 year old Italian native, he served in Butte law enforcement, been Walkerville marshal, and on Silver Bow sheriff staff since January. Survived by wife Theresa two sons Raymond and Aresti a brother a daughter in law and a granddaughter with services to be held at Home 365 North Main Walkerville. The body sent to Daly Shea funeral chapel for arrangements.
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Batt Arrigoni
Walkerville
Mr. Arrigoni
Arrigoni
Butte
Silver Bow County
McLeod
Italy
United States
Eagles
Christoforo Colombo Society
365
North Main Street
Theresa Arrigoni
Raymond
Aresti
Charles
Julia Arrigoni
Lorraine Arrigoni
Peter Arrigoni
Joe Arrigoni
Dillon
Daly- Shea
Opening of the Mason Dixon Line Survey Anniversary
This item recalls the 1763 start of the survey marking the Mason Dixon Line between Pennsylvania and Maryland. It prompts readers to identify the line and related historical figures. It also asks about the most famous violin maker, the British flag nickname, a pioneer who opened Kentucky, and a Bible verse location.
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Pennsylvania
Maryland
Great Britain
Kentucky
Woodmen to Mark Camp Anniversary
Silver Bow camp Modern Woodmen of America celebrates the forty fifth anniversary of the organization and the thirtieth of the camp with a program at K P hall led by Venerable Consul H H Bright. The event marks the largest Montana camp and a year of near fifty percent membership growth. A notable charter list and living members are cited, followed by a program of songs, addresses, and films. Women of England are noted as succeeding in rabbit farming.
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Silver Bow Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
K. P. Hall
H. H. Bright
Butte
G. A. Chevigny
Jonas Eisler
C. V. Franzman
B. Kopald
E. M. Lamb
T. B. Moore
F. A. McArthur
George A. Oechsik
J. H. Smith
Jacob Zundel
Modern Woodmen
John W. Kelly
Woodmen
Modern Woodmen Orchestra
Don King
Modern Woodmen Sanitarium
Forester
Montana May Conference Offers Mutual Aid Plan
The Montana highway commission considers joining North Dakota South Dakota and Minnesota in a conference on standard engineering accounting and business practices to solve common problems and improve efficiency. The proposal suggests a four state agreement to adopt uniform practices and provide mutual aid. The note also covers local legal decisions and temple services in Helena.
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Associated Press
Montana Highway Commission
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
North Dakota Commission
Christmas Program Tonight At Unity Church
The Unity Methodist Episcopal church Sunday school presents its annual Christmas program this evening. Santa Claus will deliver gifts to the children after the program concludes.
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Unity Methodist Episcopal Church
Santa Claus
Bullfrog Railway to End Service January Seventh
The Bullfrog-Goldfield line between Beatty and Goldfield Nev will suspend operations on January 7 at 5 p m The Goldfield district will still be served by the Tonopah Goldfield line but with less direct access The Nevada mining boom and figures like Tom Murphy of Great Falls and Butte are recalled as Goldfield rose and faded across the long mining era
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Goldfield
Southern Pacific
Klondike
Montana
Tom Murphy
Great Falls
Butte
Murphy
Tonopah
al Minkler
Minkler
Waldorf-Astoria
Nevada
San Francisco
Tonopah- Goldfield
King Midas
Midnight Capers at the Parkway Gala New Year Event
The Parkway theater hosts Midnight Capers with a cabaret headliner after Pantages shows. A new musical arrangement A Trip Around the World on a Dew Dewy Day features melodies from many nations. Temple ballroom dancing closes the festive night as tickets near sellout.
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Parkway Theater
Temple Ballroom
Parkway Orchestra
Louis Hurt
Parkway
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