Montana tax case on Montana power companies ended
The Montana Supreme Court in Helena, Jan 2, reviewed findings by referee James A. Walsh on the power companies tax dispute. The referee upheld assessments by the state board of equalization. The state urged adoption of the report while opposing the motion to enter judgment and dismiss the proceedings. Attorneys Woody Brown Kelly Smith Rogers appeared or participated in different capacities.
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Supreme Avisement
Helena
Jan
James A. Walsh
Montana
Walsh
State Board of Equalize
Hon. Iesistant
Frank Woody
Supreme Court
John G. Brown
Heve Comet
State Board of En Gation
D. M. Kelly
Butte
LC. Smith
Week Rogers
Livingston Plant Will Be Doubled
Livingston, Jan 2. The W M Finck company of Detroit plans to build a local factory at Livingston and double output. A telegram from J F Manning says Finck officials confer with Detroit. Finck offers to donate 5000 for a women workers boarding house if the local Woman's club can raise funds. The plant has grown since opening a year ago, producing twenty four furnaments weekly for mining states.
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Livingston
W.M. Finck Company
Detroit
No Elk Slaughter in Park County Report
Figures compiled by Gh PW Nelo Biow indicate there was no elk slaughter in Park County during the 1819 season. Thirty seven hundred elk were breege, a number much smaller than the herd increase. In Billings, hospital staff within the medical association began operations with rules requiring careful diagnosis and prior input from a fellow surgeon.
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Slings
Jan. Cents
Schilling Tea Uses Young Leaves for Rich Flavor
Schilling Tea selects only young dender leaves to maximize rich tea flavor with minimal tannin. The result is invigorating and refreshing, cheaper per cup as it yields more cups to the pound. Four varieties advertised Pi Ceylon India Oolong, all of one quality from Schilling & Co San Francisco.
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Ceylon
India
Schilling & Co
San Francisco
First District Census Check Begins Monday
Missoula supervisor James W. Faulds announced the First District Census for the fourteenth decennial count will start Monday with headquarters in Missoula. Delays are due to equipment, transportation, and access constraints, with moderators coordinating field work across multiple points.
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Missoula
Jan
James W. Faulds
Mons Eine
Emus
Alge
Paulide
Tallute
Tax blanks overdue threaten Montana businesses
State officials warn that many Montana corporations failed to file income tax returns for prior years. Penalties include fines up to 85 000 and suspension of business. The state treasurer and department of revenue urge immediate compliance and note efforts to mail blanks to corporations. Returns are due on or before March 1.
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Miller
Heen Hart
Treas
Montana
Ias
Milner Raidlanke
Maren
Last Tribute Paid Pioneer of State
Twin Bridges Jan 2 Funeral services for James A Thayer Oldcrime resident who died Tuesday were conducted by the church officiating Interment was in Twin Bridges cemetery. He was born April 18 1846 at Ohio and left a widow Ashel ontain Surviving siblings include Frank Thayer who is spending winter at a sanitarium in Butler Creek
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Twin Bridges
James A. Thayer
Oldcrime
Ashelontain
Ohio
Hs de Vingen Furkell
Ollie Barek
Tron Red
Kat Alta ‘Thayer
Thayer
Buttle Creek
Atieh
Federal court term to begin with civil and criminal cases
A federal court term opens under the oversight of presiding officials. The docket includes civil and criminal matters from the Great Falls area. Details on the exact number of cases and judge assignments are yet to be announced.
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Federal Court
Fin
Nand
Great Falls
Division Petition Decision Expected
The notice reports an expected decision on a division petition. Names and exact parties are unreadable in the fragment, but the headline indicates a forthcoming ruling with potential impact on division status and related actions. Further details are not legible.
DILLON NEWS MIXES BANDOFS DANCE REPORTS AND APPOINTMENTS
A fragmented Dillon news page reports social dances, local gatherings, and Farm and bench notes amid oblique names. It notes Deputy Sheridan Mooney traveling to Wise River and a Billings appointment of Rev. Walter H. North as Montana head of a national Protestant inter church movement, plus a Jan 16 suit start linked to a car crash near an irrigation ditch.
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Dillon
Jan
Thin City
Wythe
Susairus Grill
Seenteernoon Hind
Drummey
Sigurd
Anders
Ear
Yay Key
North
Billings
Walter H. North
Billings Congressional
Montana
Jedont
McGarvey
Jana
Nall
Harvard Triumphs Over Oregon In Rose Classic
Harvard defeats Oregon 7 to 5 in the Rose Classic on a sunlit field. Harvard’s A. H Kon scores a try from a down, Steers and Manerud add points, while Oregon Earnest Wong and coach comments praise the effort and clean play despite the loss.
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Pasadena
Cal
Harvard
Oregon
Oregon Wong
Phe
Tarvard
A. H Kon
Steers
Manerud
Alos Angeles Times
Pugs Fight Ends Silent, Proceeds Donated to Charity
In San Francisco yesterday the heavyweight bout between two fighters stalled after three rounds. The referee left the ring early and did not believe a sincere effort was made. The bout concluded after four rounds with proceeds to be donated to local charities designated by sporting writers.
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San Fran
Harry Willsedack Thos
Atton
Calkins Bowlers Defeat Marquette In Local Match
The Calkins bowling team defeated Marquette last night at the ouette alleys. Kam ens led with 836 798 838 for a 2472 total while Marquette totaled 272? 832 792. Dazzle tops Mat with season high 606 points and highest frames.
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Calkins
Marquette
Thouette
Kamens
Totaquette
Plan League of Scout Quintets to staged games
Ex Scout Executive Benjamin Owen announced plans for a state basketball league with preliminary games between Butte and Lewistown troops to be played in Lewistown. The format includes division championships and four games between division winners to crown the state champion with hopes to expand to interstate events and added football schedule next fall.
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Butte
Lewistown
Benjamin Owen
Withon
Ure State Basket
Ote
Teague
Helena Kutis Fe
Tillings
Miles City
Great Falls
Bozeman
Mir
Owen
Interetty
Vinetous Ett
Aining
May Try To Revive Wrestling In Butte
Fragmentary notes suggest efforts to revive wrestling in Butte with figures like Westergaard Nieto and Sorens involved. Intended to boost local interest, training, and competition, the item hints at organizing bouts and engaging American audiences in the sport.
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Butte
Westergaard
Nieto
Sorens
Butte High Plays Anaconda Tonight
Butte high school basketball team prepares to meet Anaconda tonight with a lineup led by key players known for defense and scoring. The game highlights the purple and white's effort to rebound from a tough stretch and boost booster support ahead of the season’s pivotal clash.
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Butte High School
Baseball Meet Date Postponed in Cincinnati
The national baseball commission will meet in Cincinnati on January 8 instead of the first Monday in January. President Ban Johnson of the American League announced the new date. Herrmann of Cincinnati remains chairman after discussion with Heydier of the National League and others.
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Chicago
National Baseball Commission
Cincinnati
Ban Johnson
American League
Heydier
National League
Jonnton
Ite
Herrmann
Jane August Herrmann
Neetinge
New
York
New York
America
Scouts Triumph Over Industrial School Team
Whitehall Scouts defeated the Industrial School team 36 to ? in a boys’ basketball test. The younger players, though disciplined, faced stronger opponents and noted handicap, with Coach Corbett overseeing. A follow up game was planned once the new high school gym at Whitehall opens within about ten days.
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Boy Scout
Industral School
Corbett
Benny Grooming His Stablemate In Boxing Rivalry
Benny groomed his stablemate in a boxing context as he nears retirement. The undefeated light weight champion of the world, once trained by Billy Gibson, has been coached by Leonard to master timing and escapes.
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Chai Ion
Hoth
Bennahs
Billy Gibson
Joe
Gib
Enem y Alien Fugitive Captured in Colorado
An enemy alien fugitive arrested in Silverton Colorado after being brought from Fort Douglas Utah on Christmas Eve. Federal officials say the highly charged electrical devices were used. he is jailed in the county seat. Carl Jensen is reported as the arrested individual.
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Colorado
Denver
Jan
Allen and Ale
Fort Douglas
Utah
Silverton
Col
Semonth Aster County
Department of Justice
Carl Jensen
W. W
DW Majors Minors PoI Club Sets Liberal League Rules
At the annual meeting in Memphis the league raised the salary cap from 2800 to 3000 dollars and increased the player limit to 15. A rule allows veterans and six less experienced players per club. Freak deliveries are banned. A 164 game schedule is set.
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Memphis
Hine
Two more rink eliminations in local bonspiel action
In Anaconda last evening two rinks were eliminated as the Mathewson trophy competition advanced. Martin’s squad edged Jettes clan 12 to 10 while Munns flock defeated Emerson's outfit 11 to 9, with late rounds tight as Martin’s group pulled away in the final periods.
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Mathewson
Martin
Jettes Clan
Munns
Emerson
White Atunn
Artire
Butte
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