Rocky Mountain Rifle Club retains officers at annual meeting
The Rocky Mountain Rifle Club held its annual meeting at the range south of Rocker with a large crowd. Members unanimously voted to keep all officers, noted a prosperous treasurer's report, and pledged support to field a state team for national meets. Medal contest begins Sunday Jan 9, with 12 weeks of scoring. gold requires ten scores of 46 or better, silver ten scores of 44 or 45, bronze ten scores of 42 or better. Last year medal holders must improve by two points, except old gold medalists who must improve by one. Parker Rand presented a cup for competition. cup rules to be announced. A post-meeting practice shoot showed room for improvement. Terry of New Orleans praised the range equipment. Scores list Leighton among others.
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Rocky Mountain Rifle Club
Rocker
Derville, Tisdale
Leighton
Parker Rand
Ds Terry
New Orleans
Lake Avoca Juniors Defeat Clark Playgrounds In Lacrosse? Hockey match
Lake Avoca juniors beat Clark Playground team yesterday afternoon at Lake Avoca Fink. Miller starred with four goals while Herzog scored the lone goal for Clark. Manager Clark of Lake Avoca senior team refereed. lineups included Warnecke Morgan Davis Harvey R. Richards Regan Hogue Righe.
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Lake Avoca Fink
Lake Avoca
Clark
Miller
Clarks
Warnecke
Morgan Davis
Harvey R. Richards
Regan
Hogue Righe
Basketball 10 Start at School of Mis
Coach Pittser begins training for resuming regal ass work at the School of Mines. Basketball candidates endure strenuous workouts in preparation for January February and March schedules. First game is next Saturday night at Deer Lodge against the American Legion quintet. A week later the miners meet Montana State College in Bozeman in a collegiate clash.
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Regalass
School of ‘Mines
Pitiser
Deer Lady
Ore Diggers
American Legion
Montana State College
Bozeman
Pittser
Butte
Danahey
Butts High
Bobcats
the Guns
Stles
Wesleyan
Mt” St. Sharles
Gonzaga
Idsho
Damage by flood and slides in West Oregon
Damage by flood and slides reported across western Oregon from Portland to Lincoln and Tillamook counties. A log jam in the Necanicum River above Toledo threatened further damage as crews feared railroad disruption between Toledo and Tillamook. Reports note deep flooding and earth slides, with multiple sites affected and ongoing concerns as weather conditions persist.
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West
Oregon
Portland
Ore
Ms Western
Toledo
Lincoln
Tolego
Grove
Guitas
I. W. Grover
California Beastly Big Eleven Triumph Over Ohio State
California's star power and speed overwhelmed Ohio State in a New Year’s Day football clash. Brick Muller starred as a versatile athlete, while the Bears demonstrated a potent offense, forward passing, and rapid defense. Readers note the impressive Berkeley backfield and the West’s growing dominance in football.
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Obo
Buckeye
Middle West
Wilce
Ohio State
Caucus Selects Gibgon Speaker in Montana Legislature
Republicans named Gibgon as speaker and named floor leaders for both houses. The Democratic caucus chose Don B. King as speaker and Maggie Smith Hathaway as floor leader. Oaths for Justices and Governor-elect Dixon set for tomorrow with inauguration ceremonies to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Davis
Helena
Ernest McCain
Townsend
John Hosking
Toole
Marrie L. Simpson
Nthel. Wallace
Teton
Bill
Howard C. Thompson
Yellowstone
Laura Winkler
Philipsburs
Huntoe McGinty
Anaconda
C. L. Bo
Ravalli
House
Montgomery H. Parker
Jefferson
Senate
Ing
W. W. McDowell
Harry Gallwey
Silver
Caucuneau
Democrat House Caucus
Joseph M. Dixon
Sembly
Catholics urged to aid relief for Europe clergy and children
An appeal read to all Catholics stresses urgent relief for clergy and sisters in Germany and Austria and hungry children in Europe. It urges a nationwide collection in each diocese and oversight by bishops to ensure aid reaches those in need, with American funds at risk of depletion without new appropriations.
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Baday
Germany
Austria
Walt
United States
Europe
America
United Hierarchy of America
Universal Church
Christ
O Rourke Ends Long Sheriff Service
Former sheriff reflects on two terms in office, noting duties, challenges, and dedication to county residents. He thanks successor, undersheriff, and deputy corps for loyal service during his tenure.
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O'Rourke
Jack Whalen
Dave O'Connor
Corps of Deput
Murder Arson and Pillaging Reported on Main Street
Continued from page one details destruction during wartime, with John O Brien as chairman of the Midiston board of Guardism. Two civilians killed in Thurles while trying to evade arrest as authorities seek accountability. Standard want ads conclude the page.
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John O'Briea
Midiston
Arry
Thurles
Musselshell Rancher Killed in Auto Wreck
Roundup reports a Musselshell area rancher Peter Lipeschak died when the car he rode in skidded on a slippery grade west of Musselshell. Driver Frank Polich went for help. Lipeschak was pinned beneath the vehicle and died before aid returned. He leaves a wife and one child visiting relatives.
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Peter Lipeschak
Muselshell
Musselshell
Frank Polich
Lipeschak
Polich
Mat Polich
Deer Lodge Social Season Brightens with Parties
Deer Lodge residents kept festive spirits high through holiday dinners and dances. At Hotel Deer Lodge Donald Spottswood hosted a late night dinner dance with lanterns and Christmas decor, followed by more gatherings at the Coleman and Mrs. Hl Z Bielenberg homes. Members of the Woman's Bible study and Missionary society enjoyed programs, luncheons, and card parties, while plans and travel loomed for several locals including Miss Lois Bowton and Miss Elizabeth Lorey.
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Deer Lodge
Donald Spottswood
Evangeline Nygard
Billings
Mestre
Spotswood
Murray
Mulcahy
McCracken
Josephson
Johnston Swanson
Black
Sheddon
Edward C. Larabl Frank
B. Hall
Harry Good
Iterature ‘Department
Woman's Club
Mra Hl
Bielenberg
I. Blais
Gell
Coleman
Toggether
Eldred
Lois Bowston
Band Point
Thano
Misa Bowden
Stra Bar
Sara O'Neil
Miss Bowden
Slee Eldred
Luellie Speer
Missoula
C. D
Speer
Mia Speer
Judie
Welling Napton
Alice Napton
John Lanier Naptons
Elizabeth Lorey
Maxville
Spokane
Berritt Napton
Butte
Fred Wirth
Wirth
Wil Toon
Coculmbo
Chile
Bethlehem Chile Mining Company
Fathem
Payroll Cuts Hit Butte Division of Great Northern
Great Falls Jan 2. Cuts in maintenance and operations across the Butte division of the Great Northern reduced the monthly payroll by 70000 dollars. Since Dec 1 payrolls fell 21000 dollars with most cuts since Aug 1. Eight train crews laid off and work entirely out of service. Fifty six men laid off West Side hope in November. another small reduction expected. Half of annual payroll cuts hit track crews. December business two thirds of November.
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Great Falls
Thetenance Departments
Butte
Great Northern Ril ‘Way
Trang
West Side Hope
Chouteau Townships Seek Annexation by Cascade County
Five Chouteau county townships adjacent to Cascade seek secession from their parent county to join Cascade by legislative action. Dan McKay, known as the county splitter, provided the plan to Cascade county commissioners. If approved, Highwood and Waltham would fall under Cascade. twenty six northern townships were initially included but later dropped due to opposition.
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Great Falls
Chouteau County
Cascade County
Cascade ‘County
Dan McKay
Montana
Highwood
Waltham
McKay
School of Mines Reopens After Holidays
School of Mines resumes all class work this morning after a two week holiday break with Washington's birthday and Decoration Day as the only remaining holidays this year. Returning students face a busy three weeks leading to exams and the semester close, with faster pace to compensate for lost October time.
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School of Mines
Washington
Butte Shriner Band Organizes In Montana
The Butte and Anaconda Shrine members formed a new band with 34 players meeting at 10 am yesterday at the temple. Led by J. J. Vincent, also Montana State band leader, rehearsals will be Sundays. Aiming to become a top state organization, the group plans a first public appearance in early spring.
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Supreme Court
Capitol Building
F. B. Reynolds
Billings
Albert J. Galen
Helena
Witliain Holloway
Bozeman
Ing
C. Ford
Brantly
Justice Holloway
Rey
Galen
Supreme Bench
Wellington D. Rankin
Ward
Tne
Dixon
Butte
Anaconda
Temple
J. J. Vincent
Montana
Charles Chirhart Parrott Mine Dies
Charles Chirhart Parrott mine employee of Butte passes away leaving wife Mary Chirhart and two children Jack and Gladys, plus five sisters and nieces. He belonged to Woodmen of the World Camp 163. Remains at 422 Walks, funeral Tuesday at 9 o'clock from home to Sacred Heart Church for Mass at 9:30.
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Chire
Butte
Mary Chirhart
Jack
Gladys
Agnes Warner
Mary’ Leary
McCanna
Ryan
Charies Gimman
Jada
Chirhart
The
Woodmen of the World
Sacred Heart ‘Church
Oelork
Ball player at McGonigle home signs up with Montana club
At the home of W C Mae McGonigle, Montana baseball manager, a new player signed on to the national game. Indications point to the fellow playing shortstop in upcoming seasons.
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M'Gonigle
W. C. (Mae) Mc Wonigle
Montana
Women Discuss Civic Questions at Public Spirit Luncheon
Progressive women of the city and county gathered at a tea room luncheon to discuss civic questions with Margaret Wan elected as chairman. The principal topic focused on the primary law and sparked numerous comments from participants and attendees.
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Misa
Margaret Wan
Law Against Fraudulent Advertising Headed To Legislature
Great Falls Ad club will present a proposed state law banning fraudulent and misleading advertising to the Montana legislature in January. Harvey Blomquist will carry the measure, aiming for endorsement from the Commercial Club and Merchants associations. a city ordinance copy will also be brought before the city council.
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Great Falls
Associated Ad Clubs
the World
Ad Club
Harvey Blomquist
Commercial Club
Eat Falls Merchants’ Association
State Merchants’ Association
Deer Lodge News notes from Jan 2 include legal motion and local visits
In Deer Lodge Maurice Mullins counsel filed a motion to dismiss an appeal for a new trial in district court. Townspeople from Spokane to San Diego visit. teachers and officials return home for holidays. Hamilton brief reports mention travel to Kimberley Canada Casper Wyoming and San Bernardino California with local teachers and officials reuniting after holidays.
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Deer Lodge
Maurice
Mullins
Charles Adama
Spokane
Pitre
D. J. Davies
Powell County High School
Mrv
Mra
W. J. Higgins
Butte
Gallagher
Finn
D. Fitzpatrick
San Diego
Mince Adella Mehio
Fall Creek Ind
Azalin, Strathman
Enton
Ind
Amanda Marcille
Butte ‘Business College
A.B. Seagraves
Garrison
William. Russell
Fermville
Wired Kelton
Milwaukee Avenue
Pat Geary
Lee McElwain
Helm Ville
CW. Carter
Seattle
Deer Lode
Sira
S.P. Rice
Helena
Neville
Aseume Otfier
Thomas Mullen
College Hill
Mullen
California
Order of the Knights’ of Khoransans
Order of Eastern Star
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Rifle Club
Umenoc
Schoo OF Mis
Pass
Rea
Wonder Team
Pacific Coast
East
Golden Bears
Brick” Muller
Walter Camp
Muller
Brick
Oregon Aggies
Hank
Mel Kenna
Hearstence
Warm Springs
Ohio
Berkey
Hall
Knaysmith
Stephens
Berkeley
Sophoore
Calfornia
Ely
Bib Mitchell
Caucus
F. Rams
Bilings
G.E. Whiteman
Hardin
Chaplin
John Chirgwin
Dim
Alice Teagarden
Great Printing
Glacier
W. S. Haley
Praitt Frank ‘Cone
C. W. Green Ing
Big. Horn
Employes
Hawin
Booth
Falton
Herbert Kirton
Phillips
Jame
Grima
Blaine
Tou
Capitol
O. M. Tanham
Am D. Gor
Bolter
Jorace Ensign
Sam V. Stewart
Additio
News OF Social World
Chouteau
Cascade
Butte Shriners
Charles Chirhart
Hamilton News Notes
Hamilton
J Breeze
Troy
Mont
William Shovel
C. P. West
Kimberley
Canada
J. H. Ryan
Casper
Wyo
Raymond ‘Taylor
San Bernardino
Cal
Ray
Levi Swayzee
Lewiston
Idaho
Miss McDowell
B. C. Butterfield
A. H. Downing
Downing
W. Ming ‘Wood
Thompson
Philipsburg
Pierce-Arrow
Ole Daml
Banquet Cate
Willeave Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
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