Waldorf Safe Robbery Leaves Dollar Missing
Thieves pried the Waldorf safe on North Main Street and stole a lone dollar bill after cashing many checks prompted by a busy holiday rush. Manager Frank Fairchild found the theft last night as patrons came and went. The dollar bill had been a torn curios kept at the place.
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North Main
Stree
Frank Fairchild
Hight
Dillon News Quiet New Year With Faithful Festivities
Dillon witnesses a calm New Year eve amid watch parties and midnight locomotion. Local crowds attend hotel and restaurant events while officials outline a busy year ahead with sewer and hotel renovations and a council meeting scheduled for tomorrow.
Pig from Dresden sold for Red Cross aid
The pet pig Ti pit of the German cruiser Dresden, rescued by the British cruiser Ghasgett, was auctioned for 2100 dollars to aid the Red Cross.
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London
Tipit
Dresden
Ghasgett
Red Cross
Vancouver
British Columbia
Giant Pond Company
Nanoosa Bay
Nana Joan
Reta
Jo. Cross
Thether
Program set for homemakers week at Montana State College
Montana State College extension department completes the agenda for farmers and homemakers week in Bozeman running January 21 through May 2 with morning and afternoon lectures and evening addresses by notable figures. Governor Stewart and Chancellor E C Mott are among speakers along with D G O Brien and numerous Montana leaders and educators.
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Montana State College
Bozeman
Wernor Stewart
Montana
Edward C._EMott
University of Montana
Montania State College
United
D. G. O'Briea
Istrict Farm Loan
Bante
Spokane
Willard
Northern Pacific Railway
Nise
Anna Barrows
Department of Sea
Washington, D.C
Alles Fish
Vocational
Minneapolis
CD Greenfield
Bericulture
Margaret Hughes
State Board of Health
W. J. Butters
D. W. Raymond
Montana Livestock Association
James Griffin
W. M. Burlingame
Ana. Walon
American’ Society of Ity
J. H. Leuthold
The
Farmers’ Union
White
Montanatate College
Little Boy Injured in Automobile Accident
Dillon January reports a five year old boy Leland Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Clark Anderson prominent citizens of the city was fatally injured this afternoon while playing with a dam in the street. He ran into the path of a car driven by Harry Andrus the vehicle passed over him causing skull fracture and possible internal injuries. No arrest reported.
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Dillon
Jan T
Leland Anderson
Clark Anderson
Harry Andrus
Patriot Mother Waits For Soldiers At Station
Livingston Jan 1 A Livingston mother Mrs Olson symbol of patriotism as her son Prank heads to Camp Lewis with the first contingent. She waits through trains of soldiers, offers her packed lunch, then returns home worn and hopeful, speaking of tears and knitting for the boys over there. Mervin Sell and Myrtle Nugent wed at Meth church last night. he manages A W Miles hardware in Timber, she is Nugent's daughter.
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Hon. Swain
California
Albert
Horse Prairie
Tom Sontag
Anaconda
Norman B. Rockhill
Washington, D.C
Montana Auto Supply Company
Rockhil
Panam
D. L. Stephens
Livingston
Olson
Prank
Camp Lewis
Park County
Fis
Mervin
Myrtle Nugent
A. W. Miles
Engineer Nugent
New Year Attractions Light Lewistown Social Scene
Lewistown ushers in the new year with the firemen's twentieth annual ball a union watch meeting at the Methodist church and a gala at the faith theater plus the opening of the farmers short course at the Red school. George Cook a long time Montana resident and leading Brooks farmer dies at 80 after a two week illness funeral set for Wednesday as Springlike weather returns. ex Representative Tom Stout delivers his war address at the high school gym recounting trenches and frontline observations in Belgium and France.
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Methodist Church
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L. C. Clark
Red School
George Cook
Montana
Brooks
County Council of Defense
Judith Masin
Tom Stout
Europe
Battefelds
Three Forks News Highlights Local Social and Health Notice
The Three Forks column records residents traveling to Menerd for a Monday dance with Nurbert Gra Bud Moore and Sorrels. Belgrade visitors include Carl Hopping and companions. trips to Logan and Boulder Mot Springs are noted. Several locals visit Willow Creek and Belgrade. a party to Belgrade forms Sunday with various residents. A health license notice warns all food service establishments to obtain state licenses under the state board of health. penalties include fines up to 75 dollars for operating without license.
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Three Forks
Menerd
Nurbert
Gra
Bud Moore
Sorrels
Belgrade
Carl
Logan Sunda
Nira
Harry Gustine
Mrx. McCoomb
Boulder Mot Springs
Mra
John Wil-lame
the Matter Ehil- Gren
State Board of Health
Division of Foods and Drugs
Katherine Fratt Pioneer Dies at 64 in Billings
Katherine Fratt widow of Montana stockman David Fratt and noted pioneer dies at 64 in Billings. She was wealthy and known for philanthropy including gifts for a city potter home and school endowment. Estate valued over 1 million dollars. Public notices mention school openings and vaccination mandates. Police announce arrest of Rev F X Hollenburg on espionage act violation investigations.
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Billings
Jan
Katherine Frat
David Fratt
Montana
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