Power Seven Triumphs Over Park Team In Montana Hockey
The Montana Power seven upset Silver Bow Park 4 to 3 yesterday in a fast paced hockey game. Peterson starred for Power with three goals assisted by R Gerry, while Clark McDonald and Uren scored for Parks. McDonald shone on defense as Parks pressed the Power cage. Power leads the series two games to none with seven games scheduled. New uniforms ordered from Canada. Parks expect a Canadian left defense reinforcements.
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Silver Bow Park
Deefeat
Montana Power Seven
Peterson
R. Gerry
Clark
McDonald
Uren
Butte
Canada
Uneups
Montana Power Sliver
Bow Park
LaLonde weeeeeKinville
Schulte
Taver Clark
Tretheway Sullivan
Robetilla -McDonald R
Guanow Tops The Lists On His First Day Out
The Rocky Mountain Rifle club range at Rocker opened with a medal shoot attracting a large crowd despite snow glare and wind. Mike Curnow led with a score of 47 as shooters prepared for the Rand cup format combining two fighting shots and 20 consecutive shots with top totals from 10 Sundays determining the winner. George Westphal and Roy Leighton tied at 90 in the early results.
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Rocky Mountain Rifle Club
Rocker
Mike Curnow
George Westphal
Roy Leighton
New League Chooses Locations for Glubs
Philadelphia reports George Hermat Lawson, president of the recently formed Continental base association, announced that franchises will be placed in Massachusetts Boston New York Brooklyn New Jersey Newark Pennsylvania Philadelphia or Mab find Baltimore Indianapolis Ohio Cleveland Michigan SF Ontario Detroit or Toronto. Ira Vail won the 100 mile auto race at Hanford with 1 hour 41 minutes, beating Tommy Milton and Eddie Hearne on a one mile earth track. Esther Sumner Damon, last widow of a revolutionary veteran and cousin of Charles Sumner, died in Vermont at 92.
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George Hermat Lawson
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All “Association
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Massachusetts
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
New Jersey
Newark
Pennsylvania
Mab Find
Hanfory
Wat
Ira Vail
Tommy Milton
Eddie Hearne
Vail
Esther Sumner Damon
Massachusetts Statesman
Charles Sumner
Davis Cup Back to America After Australian Tour
The Davis Cup returns to the United States after the American team plays several matches in Australia and New Zealand. The piece highlights sportsmanship by Norman Brookes and Tilden, notes debates over winning at any cost, and covers local prep for Ore Diggers and Deer Lodge, plus Ohio State vs California aftermath and Eckersall’s coast critique.
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Tilden
Johnston
Norman Brookes
Associated Press
Brookes
American Legion
Deer Lodge
School of Mines
Pittser
Fast Valley
Carpentier Optimistic On Dempsey Fight Outcome
Amsterdam January 9 Georges Carpentier Europe’s heavyweight champion says he is optimistic about his coming match with Jack Dempsey but expects a hard fight He will retire if beaten but may continue fighting if victorious He also hints a possible bout with Frank Moran of Pittsburgh before Dempsey bout LLINGS BUYS PARK BILLINGS January 9 An ordinance by city council raises costs for white paper and typewriter ribbons noting fiscal details.
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Amsterdam
Georges Carpentier
Europe
Telegraaf
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Carpent
Carpentier
Frank Moran
Pittsburg
Llings
Buys Park
Billings
Jong’ Pends
Question legality of county seat election in Judith Basin
A Hobson group files a district court complaint at Stanford arguing the November vote to designate the county seat was illegal. They challenge the absent voters law, seek to throw out 204 votes, and claim Hobson would win by 49 if those ballots stood. Some votes remained uncounted due to tally sheet errors. The case targets county commissioners and the permanence of Stanford or Hobson as county seat.
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Great Falls
Stanford
Judith Basin County
Hobson
Herbert Woodward
Homer T. Goodell
Mr. Jewell
Woodward
Helena
West Garnell
Funeral Services Held for Miss Lela Sayers
Miss Lela Sayers, 23, died suddenly of pneumonia while employed in the tension department of Montana Beate college. Born in Ri jowa, she was remembered by many students and colleagues in a somber service, with Dean Reber Sayers among those paying tribute.
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Department
Montana Beate College
Mnemonia
Rijowa
Installation by Masonic Orders at Phuapsburg
The article reports on a Masonic installation at Phuapsburg dated January 9 with names Leonard Organist Francisca Percy and Francis Congdon mentioned among attendees or officiants. The readable text is fragmentary but identifies a Masonic event and related individuals.
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Phuapsburg
Vlint Creek
Tyler
Winlame
Leonard
Francisca Percy
Ritter Lawson Well Strikes Pay Sand in Lewistown
A fragmented report notes Ritter Lawson well strikes pay sand near Lewistown but details are unclear due to garbled text. It mentions production and possible dissance of the Taweon well and references fees or owing to something unspecified.
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Chicago
New York
Ritter-Lawson
Lewistown
Funeral Draws En Masse In Philipsburg
Philipsburg saw an immense turnout for Private John R. McDougal's funeral. The city closed offices and stores from 2 to 4 pm while St. Philip's Church overflowed with mourners of all ages. A 10:30 am requiem high mass preceded the flag-draped casket burial by the American Legion, and Taps followed the volley fire. The late private, a popular county figure, was honored with flowers and a large funeral carriage.
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John R. McDougal
St. Philip's Catholic
Father Mead
American Legion
S. H. Gross
Vernon C. Shemtel
Hamilton News Notes Marriage Tied To Study Plans
George W. Davis and Miss Lessie Chestnutt wed in Hamilton with plans to resume studies at the university in Missoula. The item also lists arrivals, visits, social events, and December births across the region, including locals and travelers such as Charles F. Kramm, Mrs. Clift Davenport, and Mrs. George C. Downing, plus a high school basket social netting 105. Corvallis and Darby births are noted among Rayal county reports.
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Hamilton
George W. Davis
Lessie Chestnutt
Salsman
Missoula
University
Charles F. Kramm
Seattle
Clift Davenport
Ford
Paul K. Hill
Darby
Gilray
Gordon
Spokane
Portland
George C. Downing
Minsoul
West
George Sears
Woodside
N. McLaughlin
Bozeman
John Q. Adama
Andy Bullock
Edgar” Weta Stone
Lawrence Humble
Clarence Platt
Wayne Smith
Larry Lovelana
Rayal County
Wilber
Frank Cash
Land
Hoy Clark
Mra
Fred Luderman
Robert G. Kyle
M.D. Kippen
Ro HL Kellisin
Hans Anderson
Claire Knowles
George W. Smith
Irl
John A. Costello
Charles Norman
Corvallis
Neklas Kramis
Lulu
A.B. McCulloch
Billings Club Seeks Hay Freight Rate Cuts
Billings Montana January 9 the commercial committee of the Billings club adopted resolutions urging the railroads serving the territory to reduce hay freight rates. the committee notes Montana hay has been barred from distant markets and says the traffic department has investigated this issue.
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Billings
Montana
Bond of Beaverhead Coroner Incomplete
Dillon, Jan. 9. Judge Joseph C. Smith orders destruction of 140 bottles of Canadian whiskey and confiscated autos, revealing Beaverhead County coroner Brundage lacks bond qualifications. Brundage, over a year in office, retains full service powers. his resignation is not decided. The writ of replevin return is pending, keeping confiscated vehicles held.
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Hiram Brunage
Brundage
Chapter form Royal Arch Masons at Libby Lincoln Co
Lipy chapter LL D Royal Arch Masons organized at Masonic hall this week as the first chapter in Lincoln county. Officers include High priest James M. Blackford king Louis G. Kienescribe G W Millett captain of it host M J De Lane Royal Arch captain M J Dabney principal sojourner D F Fewkes secretary J F Pitts treasurer John Fredericks master first veil Ed Weldner master second veil Ned Joughin third veil J W Croft senti Brooks
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Libby
Lipy
Royal’ Arch Masons
Masonic Hall
Lincoln County
James M. Blackford
Louis G. Kienescribe
G. W. Millett
M. J. de Lane
Royal Arch
M. J. Dabney
D.F. Fewkes
J. & Pitts
John Fredericks
Ed Weldner
Ned Joughin
J. W. Croft
Senti Brooks
Libby News Notes Abc Abby Jan 9 Arrests and Moonshine
Babe Furnan a woman was arrested on complaint of Federal Agent Holter and after a hearing bound over to the district court accused of having intoxicating liquor in her possession Sheriff Baney brought John Neilson a demented man to Libby yesterday He was formerly an east side rancher now working at Warland Two men Manley and W. H. Holbrook were arrested near a shack at the town's edge at the request of Idaho federal authorities charged with violating that state prohibition laws a bottle of moonshine was found and a possible hidden suit suspected in the area
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Abby
Babe Furnan
Holter
District Court
Manley
W. H. Holbrook
Frank Baney
Idaho
Three Forks Woman Dies in Portland
Roy Bates reports the death of his mother Harriett Baton in Portland at her daughters’ home. She was about 80 years old, had lived with the Bates family for ten years, and suffered paralysis after a health trip. She leaves three children and will be buried beside her husband in Sheridan, Oregon.
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Roy Bates
Portland
Kimball
Eagleston
Harriett Baton
Sheridan, ‘O
Big Timber News Notes Jan 9 Pastor Injured and Local Events
The Rev E R Bellingham, pastor of Charles Curtis, injured after falling from a hayload, rests comfortably with legs paralyzed but potential recovery. Lutheran Ladies Aid sent 15 to Minneapolis for charitable work. Masonic lodge formed a social club with officers Will Churchill president and others. Homeland circle met for comforts and luncheon. Mrs C F Ullman returned from Rugby N D for her mother's death. Mr and Mrs Poundett visit from Seattle and Pound at Puyallup may settle on the coast.
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BIG Timber
E.R. Bellingham
Charles Curtis
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
George Rostad
Minneapolis
Masonic Lodge
Will Churchill
Fyfe
W. K. Amery
L. H Lints
Henl Williams
Homeland Circle
T.G. Armstrong
Clark Allen
L. W. Baskett
A. ‘Turco
C.F. Ullman
Rugby
N. D
Seth’ Cambelle
Harvey ‘Poundett
Rex i Edict
Seattle
Pound
Puyallup, Wash
Butie
Spokane
Weber and Amend to Meet in Catch Can Bout at Billings
Henry Weber from the Pacific Coast and local wrestler Amend are scheduled for a catch as catch can bout in Billings on January 11. A side bet of 100 dollars has been placed on the match.
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Amend
Weber
Billings
Henry Weber
Pacific Coast
Treasurer's son weds in Billings on Friday
Millard Sim, son of County Treasurer J. Simino, married Miss Josephine Wilson of Walla Walla Washington, according to a letter received Friday.
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Billings
State College hosts wide range of farm week meetings
Bozeman January 9. Farmers Week at the college runs January 10 to 15 with sessions by farm bureau representatives county agents and home demonstration agents. Vocational conference for high school boys led by M J Abbey expects about 200 attendees. Also marketing conference with U S and Canadian experts and classes in home economics for women. Grains grasses and premiums will be shown in the agricultural hall.
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M. J. Abbey
Farm Bureau
Agen
Holstien-Friesian Association
Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Montana Seedgrowers’ Associaton
Farge
Abbey
United States
Canada
Montana
State College
Three Forks Society Hails Pleasant New Year Event
In Jan 9 society notes from Three Forks, Mrs. EV Ben-But hosts a swell party at the O’Ragan residence. Prizes awarded at the card table, Barry spoon presented, and Earnest Troutman with Miss Neve Davidson of Townsend attend a ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Davidson of Townsend. Local residents travel, visit, and move between Three Forks and Townsend as families celebrate and host gatherings.
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O'Ragan
Jomer Chotlar
California
Washington
Three Forks
Mae
Edna Higgins
Bogemam
Stiaaculs
Lek Watbrick Tait Brannon
Arith
St Pore
Barvin Brooke
Lewintown
Ito
Bioaget
Ralph Everett
Rickuan
Stra
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Hire
Willtrout
Faye
Wiad
Sieg
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