Pioneer Pioneers to Gather in Bozeman on Saturday
Gallatin county pioneers and descendants plan their annual reunion in Bozeman on Saturday February 21 with a social hour a noon a banquet at 1 pm and an 8 pm program in Ellis hall Events honor Washingtons birthday as Pioneer Day and include members of the Pioneers Society and the Sons and Daughters of Pioneers of Gallatin county plus Montana societies Officers and eligibility rules are listed for both groups.
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Standard
Bozeman
Gallatin County
Washington
Satjay
The
Pioneers’ Society of
A. H. Stafford
A. W. Orton
EB. L. Houston
W. J. Beall
S. White
M. W. Pennell
E. A. Maynard
George D. Pease
Society of Sons and Daughters of Pioneers of
James W. Arnold
Baptist Church
Ellis’ Hall
State Society of Montana Pioneers
Society of Sons and Daughters of Montana
Pio
Obituary and thanks for Borden family death notice
Jake Borden aged 656 died last night at his Whitehall home. Funeral arrangements to be announced later. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for the many acts of kindness and floral tributes received during the illness and at the funeral, noting Nip the floral arrangement especially.
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Shrauger
Cobe I. Shrauger
Whitehall
Pnes
Borden
Jake Borden
Pioneers Host Grand Ball With Orchestra Music
The event invites members and friends of the organization to a grand ball after a program by pioneers including A. Orton and Marsh Nelson. Music will be provided by a full orchestra and dancing follows at 8 o'clock with invitations sent to members and friends.
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Neers
A. Orton
Marsh Nelson
Sons and Daughters of Pioneers
Pioneer of Montana Buried at Willow Creek
Funeral services for Miss Melissa Green were held at Willow Creek M E church with Elder A J Moore and Rev Jinnett officiating. The Eastern Star conducted a service, and pallbearers included Harry Sappington and others. Born August 20, 1858 in Provo City, Utah, she came to Montana in 1864 with her parents. she died February 14 at Willow Creek. Surviving relatives include sister Mrs Elza Eakes and siblings in Missouri and Bozeman.
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Standard
Bozeman
Melissa Green
H. F. West
Willow Creek M. E
A. J. Moore
Jinnett
Three Forks
Order of Eastern Star of
Miss Green
D. P. Fabrick
Ed Avery
Claude Sterling
Connie Berg
Forks
Willow Creek Study Club
Order of Eastern Star
Pioneer Friends
Willow Creek Cemetery
Harry Sappington
B. O. Pannell
Henry Williams
James Hankinson
L. F. Hare
Sbasil Tinsley
James Green
Provo City
Utah
Willow Creek
Montana
Jefferson River
Pioneers’ Society
Gallatin County
Elza Eakes
Belgrade
Andrew J. Green
Independence
Thomas Reese
Oliver
Joseph
Arthur Reese
A. D. Secor
Charles Green
Seattle
Salmond
Willows
Cal
Charles A. Kent
Boulder News Ladies Organize Gymnasium Class
Boulder February 18. A ladies sym class with Miss Sturdevant of the local state institution as instructor has been organized It will meet at the state school gymnasium every Thursday evening at 8 o clock About 21 ladies have already signified intentions of enrolling and more are expected to join.
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Boulder
Masquerade Ball Delights Basin Community Crowd
Misses Mabel and Ella Quinn hosted weekend guests while Basin organizers report a social and financial success for the Basin masquerade ball. Several Boulder residents attended, prizes went to Marie Paradis and Catherine McCauley for originality, and local families were noted in attendance and travel. Measles illness affecting Ralph and Donald Quinn at Missoula was reported. Local activity includes school completion, ice harvesting, and visits among Boulder residents.
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Boulder
Mabel
Ella Quinn
J. H. Quinn
Mary Swarbrick
Helena
George Pfaff
Quinn Ranch
Basin
Mararet
Francia Wickham
JamesGowand
Paul Smith
Bill Quinn
Mar Swarbrick
Nell
Catherine
John
Frank McCauley
Marie Arotta
George Paradis
Ned Paradis
Marie Paradis
Catherine McCauley
J. E. Shattuck
Ralph
Donald
State University
Missoula
Francis Ryan
Cardwell
Nell McCauley
Helen
Margaret McConnell
Messrs. Co
Shannon
Butte
Roger
Atea le Roy
Jefferson
Helen McConnell
Ralph Jefferson
Bruce Chidester
Boulder Hot Springs
Marie
Aretta Paradis
Gillicks
Murphys, Wickhams
Ryans
Ryan's Field
Susie Norman
Bessie Wills
Gloria Swanson Under Knife in Paris Clinic
Gloria Swanson, the moving picture star, was rushed to a clinic in Auteuil where she underwent another operation at midnight. The procedure followed a previous surgery after which she returned to work too soon. Her condition today is satisfactory. Swanson was married last month in Paris to the Marquis De La Falaise De Croudray.
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Gloria Swanson
Associated Press
Paris
Moving Picture
Auteuil
Iss Swanson
Marquis de la Falaise de Croudray
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad
Safe for children and a trusted cough remedy for sixty years. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound has become one of the world’s best selling medicines. Mrs Van Belle of Penny, Montana notes quick relief for her ill son. Refuse substitutes. Sold everywhere.
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Foley
Basin Bureau Commissioner Comeau Dies at 63
P C Comeau county commissioner and Basin ranch operator died in a Butte hospital after illness. He was 63, survived by his wife, two Basin children, and four brothers in Canada. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 pm from the Masonic hall under the local lodge.
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Basin
P. C. Comeau
Jefferson County
Butte
Masonic Hall
Masonic Lodge
Basin Notes Health Visits and Local Travels
Bas in news item recounts Mrs James Thompson’s return from Great Falls in improved health and lists numerous local residents and visitors. It notes a Methodist Ladies Aid meeting postponement due to a funeral and reports on illness, travel, and social events around Basin including visits to Butte Boulder Hot Springs Corbin and Helena.
Musterole to Guard Against Flu and Pneumonia
Advertises Musterole as a counter irritant to relieve congestion from influenza grippe and pneumonia. Describes application by rubbing on skin, a warm tingle, cooling relief, and quick aid. Promotes adult and Children's Musterole with prices 35c and 65c in jars and tubes.
Basin Social Notes Include Visits and Travel
Miss Katherine Loughran attended the dance. Mrs Maybelle Rockefeller of Butte spent Saturday in Basin. Mr and Mrs Otto Schubert returned from Butte. Eli Wasman and family are new Basin residents. Mrs Frank Keyes visits her husband in Basin. Mr and Mrs H C Sayre entertained Rev and Mrs Smith of Boulder at dinner. Joe suffers a hip injury from a fall at work Monday evening. Mr and Mrs O Brinton with Mrs Charles Brinton and Warren Gilmer traveled to Helena. William Lenoir went to Boulder Hot Springs for a few days. Paul George left for Fort Harrison.
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Basin
James Thompson
John Alt
Great Falls
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
H. C. Sayre
Comeau
Dave Clement
Butte
Helena
J. Benner
Mr. Benner
August Grunert
H Meyer Jr
Mr. Dickenson
Robert Berry
Three Forks
Alvin Berry
Charlotte Berry
Chester Coad
Coad
P. F. Dowling
Charles Arron
Butte Manor
Stabler
Corbin
Charlotte Bailey
Butte, Jrs
D. H. Smith
Cecil Helstrom
Katherine Loughran
Maybelle Rockefeller
Otto Schubert
Eli Wasman
Frank Keyes
Smith
Boulder
Joe
O.’. Brinton
Charles Brinton
Charlesrinton
Warren Gilmer
William Lenoir
Boulder Hot Springs
Paul George
Fort Harrison
Rotary Club reports on eastern markets in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge February 18 Rotary luncheon heard C L Benton and M E H Gannon merchants fresh from eastern markets share conditions and incidents. Gannon attended Rotary International in Chicago with Everett W Hill national Rotary president among guests. W R Wyatt proposed prizes for top eighth grade Rural schools. future discussion planned. Maurice Deitrich praised Rotary Kiwanis ties and spoke well. Miss Jean Bowan accompanied singing.
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Everett W. Hill
Rotary Clubs
W. R. Wyatt
Rotarians
Wyatt
Maurice Deitrich
Deer Lodge Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Deitrich
Jean Bowan
Veterans Visit Warm Springs Deer Lodge News Brief
A Deer Lodge American Legion delegation from Powell Post No 10 visited Warm Springs for a business and social meeting. Ten new members were initiated, about 30 Legionnaires attended, and refreshments and dancing followed. Attending were Commander C E Larabie Adjutant Lewis Napton P K Damanos Otis Baxter Albert Nelson Percy Gottlieb S B McCoy and Parnell Maxwell.
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Warm Springs
Deer Lodge
American Legion
Powell Post No. 10
Legion
C. E. Larabie
Lewis Napton
P. K. Damanos
Otis Baxter
Albert Nelson
Percy Gotlieb
McCoy
Parnell Maxwell
Deer Lodge News Notes Highlight Local Visits and Birth
In Deer Lodge on February 18 local residents and visitors are noted. Mrs H R Lewis arrives from Drummond to visit sister Mrs Billy Williams. A nine pound son is born to Mr and Mrs C Shea at St Josephs hospital. The Degree of Honor held a meeting with a class of five initiated.
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Deer Lodge
H. R. Lewis
Drummond
Billy Williams
W. J. Manley
Hall
William Knop
Garrison
Joseph Larsen
Spokane
C. Shea
St. Joseph's Hospital
Shea
Kathryn Taylor
Butte
H. E. Cradecock
Missoula
Victor Landstyak
Helena
Helen
St. Vincent's Academy
J. C. Warrwrick
A. W. Ross
Bowling Results From Deer Lodge
Bien and Ross defeated Gannon's in three games on Tuesday evening. P O Neil led Bien & Ross with 644 total pins, while Leitch topped Gannon's with 605. Team scores show Bien & Ross 2426 to Gannon's 3988 in a high scoring meet.
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Deer Lodge
Bien and Ross
Gannon
P. O'Neill
Bien & Ross
Leitch
F. Bien
A. Bien
Fitzpatrick
Philips
P. O’neill
Gannons
M. Gannon
B. Gannon
Gallegher
Maghin
Beaverhead County Beavers Head to Mining District Meet
DILLON Feb 18 The Beaverhead County High School basketball team led by Coach Thurber departed for Butte to join the Mining District tournament. They draw Anaconda in the opener, with a potential rematch against the Butte High Deer Lodge winner. A top four finish earns a berth to the state tournament at Bozeman. Travelers include Oliver Yale Holmes Dunn Gordon Wright and Meads.
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Deer Lodge
Butte
Bozeman
Oliver
Yale
Holmes
Dunn
Gordon
Wright
Meads
Chris Markussen Buried at Dillon
The funeral for Chris Markussen was held at 2:30 PM in Dillon from Brundage Undertaking rooms with Rev. Ernest Loft of the Presbyterian church officiating. Interment followed at Mountainview cemetery. Markussen, 56, died last Friday at St. James hospital in Butte after an appendicitis operation. A Wisconsin native, he had been a local resident for some time.
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Wisconsin
Dillon Visitors and Local Residents Sum Up Busy Day
Jim Jensen and Martin Thurston spent yesterday in Dillon from Medicine Lodge. Fred Clark, Centennial valley rancher, attends to business matters. Mrs. Frank Garr of Dell visits Dillon for several days. Mrs. Harley Fischer stays with Mrs. Florence Backus from Buffalo Wyoming. Frank C. Swartz from Blaine conducts business in Dillon. Tex Kellner from Sheep Creek basin also visits. Mrs. E. F. Franks of Lima and Mrs. F. P. Birrer of Blaine visit, with Birrer staying at J. F. Gelhaus home. Tom Pierce from Grant handles business in Dillon. Mrs. Mary D. Craver visits from Medicine Lodge.
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Sheep Creek Basin
E. F. Franks
Lima
Dillon
F. P. Birrer
Blaine
J. F. Gelhaus
Tom Pierce
Grant
Mary D. Craver
Medicine Lodge
Boosters Carnival Draws Crowd in Dillon
The Dillon Boosters' club carnival on Saturday night drew a large enthusiastic crowd. About two hundred dollars in admissions was raised. Proceeds support the Roosters' club and the Chinook project. Beauty contest winner Miss Bernice Hirschman led with the top vote total among three finalists. The music and dramatics department will stage The Windmills of Holland on Feb 27 and 28.
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Holland
Music and Dramatics Department
New Quick Relief Cough Medicine Demonstrated
A new simple remedy for coughs promises relief after the first dose and can end a severe cough within 24 hours. The Dr King’s discovery involves holding one teaspoonful in the throat for 15 to 20 seconds before swallowing, with no water afterward. It soothes irritation and quickly loosens phlegm, helping chest colds hoarseness bronchitis spasmodic croup and is suitable for children and adults. Available at good druggists.
Beilharz to present operetta at Normal college
The operetta will start at 8 15 pm with Beilharz performing as entertainer and impersonator. Beilharz Lyceum course set for February 20 at 8 15 pm in the Normal College auditorium. Net winter quarter enrollment at Normal College reaches 405 with 50 men, the largest outside summer session. Lambda Sigma Chi hosted the general assembly on Tuesday February 17.
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Beilharz
Normal College
General Assembly
Lambda Sigma Chi
Elmer Selway
Angeloary
Robert Kindschy
Leo
de Celles
Decatur Rees
Clayde Crook
Robert Kindsley
Supreme Court
Scarlet fever sightings in Whitehall school bus group
Whitehall reports scarlet fever in 12 year old A D Chamberlin son of Nat Chamberlin after examination by Dr L R Packard. About a dozen children on the Whitetail bus were sent home for 10 days and the school fumigated to prevent spread. trustees expect containment. Mrs Ike E O Pace and Mrs L R Packard attended Homer club anniversary dinner in Butte as state federation president delivered address.
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Whitehall
A. D. Chamberlin
Nat Chamberlin
L. R. Packard
Ike E. O. Pace
Homer Club
Butte
Pace
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
Whitehall Social and Sporting Roundup Details
Mrs K D Smith hosts Priscilla Sewing Club at her ranch adding four new members. Whitehall boys beat Ennis high 12 to 9 on rough floor. Debating team loses district semi finals in Bozeman. Numerous local visits, travels, and social events noted including a card party with St Mark's Guild and prize winners.
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W. S. Young
Mr. Young
New England
N. C
Clarence F. Dickopf
Whitehall
Edna Tait
Kennth Porter
William Woolverton
Bozeman
T. P. Greene
John Williams
Silver Star
W. McGlynn
T. D. Hartman
John F. Reagan
Missoula
Willow Creek
Methodist Church
South
Albert Burgoyne
Butte
J M. Gilmore
St. Theresa's
Anaconda
Louis Kounts
McAllister Ranch
Twin Bridges
Pat Carney
John Reagan
Helena
Reagan
East Helena
William H. Norton
First National Bank of St. Paul
A. W. Robert
Bulgarian conflict escalates as deputy shot and police slain
In Sofia on February 18, the Bulgarian government communist feud intensified. Deputy Teodor Strashinimoff was killed, pursuers' fire wounded an army officer, and in Philippopolis the police secretary was killed with the police chief wounded in an ambush by communists.
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Sofia
Tedor Strashinimoff
Conecptat
Philippopolis
Woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for recovery
Milwaukee resident Mrs. Emil O. Brandenburg reports long recovery from weakness after ineffective iron tonic. She says four bottles and continued use restored strength and weight, now 118 pounds, enabling her to do housework and urge others to try the product.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Emil O. Brandenburg
37Th Street
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