Short Course Meet Draws Harlowton Crowd
The annual Farmers Short Course opened in Harlowton with large attendance from Central Montana. Sessions featured cheese making, livestock talks by L R Waddell, home economics by Miss Lee, plus entertainment by local groups. Friday included a Wheatland County cooperative meeting and several social events.
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Harlowton
Harowton
Montana
Agricultural Department
Miss Lee
Bozeman
L. R. Waddell
State College
Waddell
University of Missouri
Harlowton Oman
Graves Hotel
Harlowton High Girls’ Glee Club
Bessie Hartson
Ruby Thorson
P. F. Stanton
Central Cooperative Commission Company of
South St. Paul
Harlowton High Team Travels to Lewistown Meet
The Harlowton high school basketball team left for Lewistown for a Feb tournament. Players are Carroll Tower Perry Robertson Hugh Brown Harold Bakken Howard Guin Claude Johnson and Nick Muir accompanied by Professor Moore. It marks the first year of basketball at Harlowton with about a month of practice.
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Harlowton
Harlowton High
Lewistown
Professor Moore
Carrol Tower
Perry Robertson
Hugh Brown
Harold Bakken
Howard c- Guin
Claude Johnson
Nick Muir
Harlowton School
Debating Defeat for Harlowton Team in Fergus Clash
The Harlowton high school debate team lost to Fergus high from Lewistown by unanimous decision at the local auditorium. Ephele opposed the motion that the United States should join the Permanent Council of International Justice under the Harding terms. Winners advance to district competition. team members were J. Jory, Howard Foster and David Alli noiss. coached by Mrs. I. S. McQuitty. crowd enjoyed the evening.
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Harlowton
Harlowton High School
Fergus High
Lewistown
United States
International Juster
Harding
Denton
I. 8. McQuitty
J. ¥. Jory
Howard Foster
David Allinoiss
Harlowton News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Court Matters
Mrs George Phillippe and Miss Katherine Grady visited friends in Lewis Tuesday and Wednesday. Judge William L Ford of White Sulphur Springs spent days in Harlowton for court matters. Attorney Glenn Bills of Judith Gap called in Harlowton. Belden Hehn, now in Miles City, spent hours visiting. Evalyn and Violet Allen of Ryegate visited over the weekend. Leo Caine, after six weeks on the coast, stayed with his father Dad Caine. Ward Beley conducted business in Lennep. Josephine Brosh returned to Lowry Minnesota after four months in Harlowton. Norman Barncord of Judith Gap attended to legal matters. Freeser of Twedot visited. T C Cole of Briley country attended to business. A Perry of Shawmut spent the day in Harlowton. Frank Holloway, now in Billings, visited his mother. Murray of Judith Gap was a caller. Eva Atkins spent days in Butte. Egg of Twedot visited the home of L E Camp ill. B Anderson of Twedot was a caller. J H Wier of Two In Harlowton noted a visit.
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Ing
Harlowton
Paul Davis
California
R. A. Martin
Martinsdale
E. F. Ross
Twodot
Harry Bolen
Mat Fuchs
Shawmut
Otis Baxter
Deer Lodge
C. E. Baxter
Paul M.vie
Ryegate
C. F. Irish
Bercal
H. M. Jordet
Bridge Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Altar Society
B. B. Blethen
Joseph Blackear
Beauchot
Frank Williams
Twedot
Elmer E. Crawford
Montana
Masonic Lodge
Grave Hotel
Liberty Hall
L. Knudson
Rochester
Mt Tnn
Mayo Hospital
F. W. Perry
Hedgesville
Fred Prillwitz
Jesse Langston
South Country
Odd Fellows Hall
J. Wheeler Freeman
Winnecook
Harrison Phillips
Judith Gap
Elwyn Dole
Geor Washington
R. L. Waddell
State College
Bozeman
Wheatland County
Charles Albers
Nihill
B. A. Berkins
Howard Squire
McGuin
Helena
H. C. Hawley
Thomas Lafever
Three Forks
Helen Baxter
Lewistown
W. J. Tucker
George Courtney
Wisconsin
Clifford
Los Angeles
Cal
Otto Fischer
Melville
Miss Lee
W. A. Lynn
D. ©. Dorman
E. A. Swans
Hildah Hanson Ae
A. A. Potrier
Rs. B. R. Britzius
Matilda Jennings
L. R. Daems
James Lunney
F. E. Freidrich
Mont
George Phillippe
Katherine Grady
Lewisn
William L. Ford
White Sulphur Springs
Attorney Glenn
Judith DP
Har
Belden Hehn
Milesity
Lowry, Minn
Norman Barncord
Freeser
T. C. Cole
Briley Country
A. Perry
Shawmut Country
Frank Holloway
Billings
Murray
Eva Atkins
Butte
Egg
L. E. Campil
B. Anderson
J. H. Wier
Portland
Mich
Wightman
Lawton
Hutton Ranch
Jack Roberts
Charlo
A. N. Roberts
Arthur Nelson
Will. James
Albert Werner
Cameron
Schendel Ranch
Fay Waseel
Alfred. Storey
Cameron School
M. A. Switzer
J. C. Jeffers
Whitehall
Idaho
J. P. Nelson
Violet Pasley
McAllister
Nellie C. Bailey
Great Falls
A. W. Switzer
Dan Halford
Oscar Mangsal
John Crum
Hodgens Ranch
Laura Jones
Norris
Allenburg
Jack Northway
Mr. Northway
Northway
T. J. Call
Varney
Frank Conkling
Lloyd Love
Bert Mitchell
Harry Estlick
Little Son
Beaverhead hoop squad earns state meet bid at Bozeman
Dillon High School's basketball team returned from the Mining District tournament in Butte with a fourth place finish. Coach Thurber's squad, once considered a dark horse, earned the right to compete in the state meet at Bozeman. A rigorous training program is planned to raise the team's record, and many Dillon fans accompanied the team home.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
Butte
Thurber
Bozeman
Fraternity Prom Beckons Lambda Chi Sigma at Normal College
Dillon February 22 Lambda Chi Sigma members at Montana State Normal college hosted their quarterly prom in the recreation hall. The hall wore purple, silver gray and crimson decorations with two dainty waitresses serving punch. About 60 couples danced until midnight. the event marked the new fraternity’s first social at the school and ranked as a major highlight of the year.
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Dillon
Lambda Chi Sigma
Montana State Normal College
Dillon Notes Of People Attending To Business
Dillon diary reports Emery Keller visiting from Lima and Grace Smith from Armstead. Many locals including J D Harrison, A T Peterson, Senator Hazelbaker, Mrs Currie illness, Warren Stone heading to Missoula, Elmer Gordon from Armstead, Esther Miller from Cardwell, Edna Stewart in Dell, Ike Edinger from Divide, Ambrose Henneberry in Butte, Frank Hagelbaker recovering hip, Joe Metlen on Horse Prairie business, Myrna Simpson from Wise River, Frank Brammeman visiting, L W Potter family moving to Seattle.
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Dillon
Emery Keller
Dlon
Lima
Charles
Howard Lloyd
Butte
Grace Smith
Armstead
EK. F. Price
Dell
Cameron Gowan
Lee Henry
Wise River
J. D. Harrison
Grasshopper Valley
A. T. Peterson
F. A. Hazelbaker
Helena
Warren M. Stone
Missoula
Stone
D. B. Currie
Elmer Gordon
Armsatead
Esther Miller
Cardwell
P. Willard
Lorain Spencer
William Climer
Armatead
Edna Stewart
Ike Edinger
Divide
Ambrose Henneberry
Frank Hagelbaker Jr
Murray Hospital
Joe Metlen
Horse Prairie
Myrna Simpson
Frank Brammsman
H. H. Brammeman
L. W. Potter
Local News From Jeffers Area February Update
In Jeffers and nearby valleys the Satie horse buyer is active again with three sales this week. Hog sellers include F. B. Jeffers and Karl Hutton to J. L. Taylor of Belgrade. D.N. Jones of Ennis is found dead, natural causes, age 72, survived by wife, two sons and six grandchildren. Montana Power plans a new 13 foot pipe project starting May 1 with site work and camps as old line is removed.
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Jeffers News
Jeffers
F. B. Jeffers
Karl Hutton
J. L. Taylor
Belgrade
Virgil Clark
Price Piper
Piper
Bakeman
Stratton
Sue Knight
F. K. Conkling
Virginia City
Ida McKee
Mia
Frank Armstrong
Norris
D.N. Jones
Ennis
Jones
Missouri
Montana Power Company
Jack Hogland
Jack Creek Canyon
E. G. Crandall
Frank
Herrick
Cameron
D. H.morris
Charles Spalding
Lyon
Local Notes from Norris and Cameron Area
Last week reports note illnesses in Portland Michigan and travels by residents between Norris, Cameron, and nearby ranches. Multiple moves include cattle shifting from Schendel ranch for lambing, straw baling at Hutton ranch, and ice hauling on Madison lakes amid good road conditions and active social visits at the Cameron schoolhouse and Beaver Creek tourist camp.
Salmon Idaho Notes Report Local Doings and Deaths
Salmon Idaho February news notes cover visits and illnesses. Mr and Mrs 8 C Scribner return from Ogden. Mrs Mary Kelly travels to southern California for treatment. business Men host Allen Merritt on highway and bridge talks. Former County Commissioner John Wader, an old prospector, dies at Gibbonsville. An old time social set for February 27 at Methodist church. Leadore merchant George Johnson visits Salmon for business. County commissiones discuss cattle tuberculosis testing. Roads reported in good condition.
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Salmon
Idaho
Grill Cafe
Allen C. Merritt
Salmon and
Carmen
H. F. W. Nieman
Big Flat
Shoup
L. T. Ramsey
Lemhi
Henry Campbell
M. L. Emigh
R. M. Murdoch
Salt Lake
Albert Amonson
Butte Business College
John Wader
Gibbonsville
Gibboneville
Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
George Johnson
Leadore
W. H. Fayle
Board of County Commissioners
Mere Unequal Distribution and Spending Report
The article notes that a station spent 47 million dollars on home last year, arguing the amount was insufficient if allocated to Line but the plan failed. It discusses misallocation and potential overreach in budgeting.
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Ty Line
Pnaneas City Star
Collect-Vetees and Artificial Heat Machine Idea
Weathered note suggests Mr. Coolidge’s plan to collect dues and push a Dills-Philadelphia record. It mentions artificial heat replacing engine use, labeling it as a feature of a machine under discussion.
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Mr. Coolidge
Dills
Philadelphia
Ravalli County to Exhibit at Montana Egg Show in Butte
Ravalli county prepared to participate in the second annual Montana egg show in Butte March 12 to 14. Exhibitors must send two dozen Montana extra selects, one for demonstration and one for display, with entry blanks obtainable from the secretary and due by March 5. The event, sponsored by the Butte Chamber of Commerce with the Montana State College extension poultry department, aims to connect producers and consumers.
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Hamilton
Ravalli County
Montana
Montana Extra
Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
Butte
Summers Sells Out Interest in Store
Darby February 22 Herbert L Summers retires from the Darby Mercantile company his interest absorbed by fellow partners He left for Portland and other coast cities planning rest before future work Summers had been part of the firm since it was bought from F D Dudley five and a half years ago
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Darby
Herbert L. Summers
Darby Mercantile Company
Portland
Mr. Summers
F. D. Dudley
Local notes from Hamilton on residents' travels and events
Hamilton telegram reports Mr and Mrs James L Harper leaving for Indianapolis Ind. BE M Smith proprietor of the hotel at Medicine Springs returns home after visiting Hamilton friends. George F Brooks back from Butte on a brief business trip. Dr G A Gordon learns his son Donald won the mile inter flat at Minneapolis. William Connor home from Long Beach and California resorts. Mrs J H Flugstad returns from Missoula where she lived months. she opens a millinery in the Peterson building. Mr and Mrs Orin Ritkin of Salt Lake return after visiting Mrs Ritkin's relatives. Bill Chambers of the club cigar store spent a day in Darby visiting old friends. Tom Judge returns to University of Montana studies after visiting his mother recovering from tonsil operation.
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Hamilton
James L. Harper
Indianapolis
Ind
BE. M. Smith
Medicine Springs
George F. Brooks
Butte
G. A. Gordon
Donald
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
William Connor
Long Beach
California
J. H. Flugstad
Missoula
Flugstad
Montana Fruit Distributors
Peterson
South Third Street
Orin Ritkin
Salt Lake
Local Notices From Victor Community Briefs
Mrs R H Bell of Great Falls visits her parents Mr and Mrs J A Payne with sister Miss Lenore Payne. Miller Humble returns from Helena business trip. George Wood’s daughter Mrs Walter Cowan in Washington recovering from appendicitis. Mr and Mrs J E Smith and Milo return to Hamilton after visiting Mrs Smith's parents. Thomas Patty returns from St Ignatius plans move there. Elmer Cates family move to H C Goff ranch for work. Forrest Greenfield family rents Cates place. Mr and Mrs Swift Chamberlain lease E L Dean residence. Mrs Arthur Rowe and daughter Nellie at Billings for orthopedic hospital treatment.
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Swift Chamberlain
E. L. Dean
Arthur Rowe
Nellie
Billings
Orthopedic Hospital
Stevensville Roundup of Local Travel and Calls
Stevensville residents report brief visits and returns from Missoula Hamilton Seattle Helena and Billings. Ben Lancaster and Mrs Lancaster return from Missoula while B L Boyd of Butte visits en route home. Geneva Vincent Grantsdale also returns. others make short business trips and visit friends.
Lake County Federation of Women's Clubs Meeting
The Lake County Federation of Women's Clubs met at Rowan with delegates from 15 clubs and about 250 members. Morning business filled the session and the afternoon featured papers on women's affiliation with political parties.
Court term opens in Polson district court
The February term of the district court opened in Polson with Judge James M. Self presiding. Criminal cases were filed by the county attorney and civil and probate matters were disposed of before adjournment to 9 30 a m the next day. Mill to start March 15 in Polson. Dewey Lumber Co sawmill to resume as ice clears. One hundred fifty men to be employed once sawing begins.
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Polson
District Court
James M. Self
Ancient George Washington obituary paper found in Polson
F N Heckman of Polson preserves a December 1799 newspaper noting George Washington's death and funeral. The fragile relic passed through generations, preserving a rare glimpse of early American print.
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Polson
F. N. Heckman
George Washington
Heckman
Manhattan News Notes Obituaries and Local Socials
Manhattan FEB 32 reports a community dance with Bozeman orchestra, Catholic services by Rev. O Shea, many hostess events in town, and a memorial for 14 year old Jack Beekman. Several residents and visitors are listed with brief hometown moves and comings. Beekman obituary notes rheumatism and heart trouble. Funeral held at local auditorium.
Red Snow Delights Japan In Thick Fall Of Colorful Snow
Tokyo reports a foot of new snow matching a 38 year record and unusually colored red in many areas while others show yellow hues. Volcanic activity cited, though some blame Mongolian dust storms for the color variation.
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Japan
Tokio
Sun Yat Sen Weaker As Health Fails
Peking, Feb. 33. Ben Yat Sen, son of the leader, has been weaker for weeks and is without appetite. His pulse remains unchanged.
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Sun Yat Sen
Peking
Ben Yat Sen
Deer Lodge Shrine Club Maps Fourth Annual Dance Plan
Deer Lodge February 22 The Deer Lodge Shrine club has completed plans for its fourth annual dance at the city pavilion Monday. The event, the greatest social calendar highlight, features decorating by a committee and music by the Thomas orchestra of Butte. Nobles from Butte and Anaconda expected. invitations extended to Shrine and Masonic members and friends.
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Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Shrine Club
Shriners
Thomas Orchestra
Butte
Masonic Order
Anaconda
David Ehrlich
Edward Searé
C. L. Benton
Fred Sells
Axel Strand
Earl Medley
Ralph Townsend
Clarence Kerr
Clarence Ade
Oscar Jensen
Leo R. Kemp
Eric Peterson
E. B. Wahl
John Coey
Lee McElwain
John Ward
E. A. Moe
S. C. Vanderwalker
Clarence
Noel Boyer
W. W. Black
H. C. Heinsch
Charles Davis
K. H. Wood
H. E. Arnold
W. W. Blackhall
Myron Schurtz
Myron Schurts
R. W. Boulter
A. J. Lochrie
C. E. Larabie
W. E. Douglaes
H. J. Faust
R. J. Hathaway
Colonial Art Exhibit to Reach Deer Lodge Schools
In early March Deer Lodge public schools will host a Colonial Art exhibit featuring about 250 color reproductions from old masters to modern American artists. Proceeds from the event support decorating the school rooms and halls. Miss Bowen's classes prepare picture studies and students will later present talks and writings on the works. The Central building will display the show, with dates to be announced.
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Deer Lodge
Halla
Deer Lodge School Opens Today on February 23
Deer Lodge February 22 The public school will hold classes as usual on Monday February 23 with sessions following the regular schedule. Parents and visitors may attend to see how the school is conducted and learn about holiday arrangements.
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Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Notes Seem To Record Local Visits And Travel
Deer Lodge notes list residents and visitors including Thomas Geary Helmville. D J Hagerty Chicago. Roy Rule and Butte relatives. Mrs. Barney Wheeler Missoula visiting Mrs. Howell Davis. Sylvan Pauly Butte visit. Mrs Clyde McKnight weekend guest of Sam Lawrence Butte. Owen Reese Missoula. Lee Davis back from Missoula. Ronald Higgins Missoula guest of Frank Conley family. O L Daniels in Butte. Walton Whitworth in Butte. Powell County High School band back from Butte basketball tournament. Harry Arnold back from Beattie. Mrs Cynthia Coleman back from Anaconda.
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Deer Lodge
Thomas Geary
Helmville
D. J. Hagerty
Chicago
Roy Rule
Butte
Barney Wheeler
Missoula
Howell Davis
Sylvan Pauly
Clyde McKnight
Sam Lawrence
Owen Reese
Lee Davis
Ronald Higgins
Frank Conley
O. L. Daniels
Walton Whitworth
Powel County High School
Harry Arnold
Beattie
Cynthia Coleman
Anaconda
Two Men Held for Alleged Theft
James McCann was arrested by Detectives Larkin and Morrison and booked on robbery charges after allegedly taking blankets and bedclothes from a South Arizona street hotel. Complaining witness is Mrs. P. Morris. Joe McGinley faced with robbery after allegedly taking $10 from Ed Frederick during a scuffle at a South Main street establishment. arrested by Assist ant Chief O'Donnell. Additional item notes streetcar and utility consolidation in Maceio, Brazil, and a London carving scene.
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South Arizona Street
James McCann
Larkin
Mor-rison
P. Morris
Joe McGinley
Ed Frederick
South Main Street
Wes
O'Donnell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dillon Bureau
Dillon Hoopsters
Dillon News Notes
Madison County News
Salmon News
Slishmen
Bitter Root News
Ravalli
Hamilton News Noties
Victor News Notes
Stevensville
Ben Lancaster
L. Boyd
L. E. Stratton
William Floyd
Seattle
Geneva Vincent
Grantsdale
Floyd
Abby Cherry
Mary
Margaret Britt
Ben F. Plummer
E. F. Che
Polson Bureau
Ronan Woman's Club
Manhattan News
Manhattan
Manhattan Commercial Club
Father O'Shea
Townsend
Mary Zimmerman
Catholic Woman's League
Henry Becker
Frank Doak
Luke Kruell
Esther Tabert
Mrs. Krause
Olive Krause
Ruby Bates
Ruby Postma
Betty Wright
Phyllis
Geraldine Cousins
Eastern Star
James N. Talbott
Frank R. Jakle
Celest
Edith Jakle
A. M. Wright
E. M. Wright
Pig Forks
I. A. Danley
Jack O'Connell
Ed Haile
Charles Davies
Freda Walbert
William Hoelle
O. A. Harrid
Wilbur
Myron Bond
C. C. Vaughn
Lorraine
Boseman
George VerWolfe
Spokane
Scow
Williams Siding
Clyed Patton
Puahr
H. W. Turner
Harriet
Oscar Threlkheld
Jack Beekman
Johannesburg
South Africa
Holland
Utah
Martin Beekman
Aart
Adriaana
Bureau
Deer Lodge Shriners
Maceio
Brazil
London
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