Dillon Bureau Names New Medical Director on Host
The Dillon bureau held a dinner at Barrett hospital last evening with directors and spouses. Judge Joseph C. Smith retired from the district court bench and from the board. Judge I G Rodgers became ex officio member. New officers were elected with Rodgers president Roscoe mayor and A L Stone as secretary treasurer. Guests included Judge and Mrs Joseph C Smith and others. Martin Barrett unable to attend due to illness. Dillon notes list local visitors and business matters around Jan 11 with Dale Metlen, Mrs Freeman, Leo Truax, J W Finsley, Parke Scott, Steve Kambich, Dr Z A Grigg, Tom Foley, and RB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Rodgers
Roscoe
A. L. Stone
Joseph C. Smith
G. Rodgers
A. L. Anderson
Roscoe “Cornell
Dillon
Dale Metlen
Dil Ton
Horse Prairie
Richard Freeman
Armatend
Leo Truax
Lima
Dilton
J.W. Finsley
Big Hole Basin
Parke Scott
Armstead
Steve Kambich
Relchle
Z. A. Grigg
Butte
Tom Foley
Deer Lodge Social Notes and State Warrants Hit
Deer Lodge residents attended a Saturday dance in Garrison with attendees named including Etta Meagher Christy Nelson and Vera Evans. Mrs. Rawlins and Mrs. Nielsen headlined local movements. warrants on the Montana general fund registered by January 4 192 have been called for payment on October 10 1935 per State Treasurer Harmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Deer
Garrison
Etta Meagher
Christy Nelson
Mra Alexander
Beth Burks
Calvin Denton
Paul Fitzpatrick
Gordon Z. Vern Foster
Jack Lacey
Vera Evans
Harry Speck
TH. Rawlins
Butte
Lula Nielson
Chicago
Frank ‘Vanier
Gordon Craig
Harlowton
Owen Reese
Missoula
Dan ‘Osmers
Baby
Bunday
Osmers
Germany
Henry Lachaire
E.B. Madison of
Champion
Montana
Harmon
Polson Families Remembered in Dual Funeral Services
Funeral services were held at the Catholic church for Tuscan Napoleon Alexander and Rosie May Grady, a mother and wife, who died within hours of each other in Polson. Alexander, a 16 year resident and early town businessman, died of pneumonia with heart trouble, leaving a widow, two sisters, and a San Francisco brother. Grady, 88, long resident of Polson, died in Kalispell after cancer. her husband Joe Grady survives. Pallbearers included local businessmen, and interment was at Polson Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polson
Napoleon Alexander
Rosie May Grady
T. Alexander
Alexander
Little Falls
Minn
Poleon
Main ‘Street
Alec
Kiwanis Club
Mary Alexander
Chisholm
San Francisco
W. J. Burke
W. A Gregg
Tart” Cramer
George W. Wright
J. A. Johnson
W. C. Boetteher
Catholic
Mire
F. Alexander
Joe Grady
Kalispell
Liquor Seizure Case Upheld by State Supreme Court
HAMILTON Jan 11 A district court ruling in the Ugne Leisure case favoring County Attorney J D Taylor and Sheriff Bee Lockridge was upheld by the State Supreme Court. The suit sought possession of a Dodge car and alleged moonshine, with James Brown Gus Olson and others claiming a warrantless search violated their rights. Sheriff Lockridge admitted no warrant but cited probable cause for transport of liquor. the court ruled the search and arrest justified.
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Hamilton
Ravaill District Court
J.D. Taylor
Bee
Lockridge
Ugne
State Supreme Court
Dodge
James. Brown
Gus Olson
Claire Butte
John ¥. Poindenter
Victor
Grimen
Tng
Windstorm damages New Chicago School in Philipsburg
In Philipsburg on January 11 a fierce windstorm tore part of the New Chicago School roof and smashed the west wall as pupils and a teacher narrowly escaped injury by minutes. Two children suffered minor injuries as the brick veneer building sustained heavy damage and desks had just been vacated.
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Philipsburg
New Chicago
New County Officials Take Over in Philipsburg
Philipsburg reports many new faces at Granite Courthouse as newly elected county officials assumed duties. John Kaiser becomes chair of the Board, Sam Clark oversees sheriff’s office with C. A. Metcalf as deputy and K. J. Muchmore retained. Ralph E. Williams named clerk of the court, W. J. Albright becomes county surveyor, J. M. Warner stays as superintendent of schools, J. J. Carmichael and H. T. Cumming remain as coroner and public administrator. New offices to March by Kroger.
Optimism Grows for New Year in Markets and Industry
Positive signs across securities and manufacturing spur confidence for 1928. Atchison Topeka Santa Fe raises dividend and adds to stockholder distributions while American Smelting raises common dividends. Steel and copper sectors show expansion and high output, with record tonnage and strong pig iron figures. Sugar prices drop to two year lows as raw stocks build.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Railway Company
American Smelting and Refining Company
United States Steel Corporation
Wortham
Paramount Duty to Educate Self
An Open Forum lecture by Dr. J. R. E. Seevers discussed the paramount duty to educate oneself in the laws governing physical being. He argued that happiness comes from living in harmony with nature, explored cell life and recent science on atomism, and suggested mind and matter are inseparable in the quest to understand health and disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Open
J. R. E. Seevers
Women Voters League Montana Convention Plans
The Montana League of Women Voters holds a state convention at a later January hotel gathering. Delegates include Mary O Neill Edith Clinch and Kennedy invited for entertainment and instruction. Governor Erickson will speak at a special Tuesday evening session. Historical society members will discuss suffrage history in Montana.
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Montana League of Women Voters
Mary O'Neill
Edith Clinch
Kennedy
Toples
Kueste
Iriekson
Leet Tive Hall
Winstein
Buate Historical Society I
Montana
Nau Teague of Women Voters
Bronstein To Talk Greek Drama At Tuesday Club
Rabbi Bronstein will discuss the early history and civilisation of Greece as a theme for a Greek drama lecture before the Tuesday Literary Club. The event drew attendees last week and featured questions, discussion, and new officers including Rabbi David Bronstein as president and A.B. Bailey as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Habbi David Bromestein
A.B. Bailey
Mre
W. L. Lippinentt
Wee
Telary
W. D. McDowall
Monthma Presidential Electors Meet Tommy Monthma
Montana electors meet to cast electoral votes for Calvin Coolidge and Charles Dawes. The body, including Barton Irwin and others in Billings and Butte, signals strong Republican support. Votes will be certified in three copies, sent by mail and in person, with the state covering messenger expenses though lacking an appropriation. The federal government provides mileage reimbursement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Washington
Stra Alay Barton
Irwin
George B Bnell
Billings
W.kyle
Butte
Thammuehasail
Calvin Coolidge
Masquchussetts
Charles G. Dawes
Lilinobs
Republian
United States Senate
Rep
Congress
Lans
Ted States
Milege
Mercury Stays Around Freezing Point Amid Light Warm Spell
After a spell of moderate weather, Butte residents woke to near freezing temperatures. The mercury hovered near 12 degrees in the morning, rose briefly with the day, then slipped to around 19 degrees by early night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welock Hoon
Butte
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Dillon Bureau
Bord
DFR
DE _MOLAY
Lester An- Vernon At- Hams
Toine
Charley Troy Pray
Cline
Knights Templar
Jamen Harbert
Pray
H. E. Rakeman
SOINT
Woodmen
Odd Fellows
Dancing
Woodmen Lodge
F. E. Hutchin
E. von Buen
Cecil Lewin
SH. Hanson
Carl Grenerrk
HB. Wakeman
Frank Sager
Sentinel
Bi. Silver
Royal Neighbors
Oracle
Fannie "Lucheau
Mra
P. C. Cresswell
Rose Hutchin
A. C. Reta
Mary Hepp
Mra. Krum
Mort Mosley
Inner Sentinel
India
Ceylon
Salome
John the Baptist
Bitter Root News Lockridge
Hamilton News
R. W., Ryane
B. Calkins Company
T. Summers
Darby Commercial “Company
Darby
Hamiton
Hellinger
Kennedy Motor Company
Minsouri
Mami Arm
Byrd Wail
Mlesoula
Miack Clark
Anaconda
D. More
Fred ‘T. Parker
Jacob Jokl
Obavanan Anns
Corvallis
B.A. Hawker
Lewiston
Idaho
Levi Swayze
W.M. Kenney
Woodside
John Tate
Auto Salon Company
Thomas Stevens
Clarkia
Prank Johnson
C. W. Smith
Ray Keays
North Dakota
M.L. Cham
E. H. Blakeslee
Glendive
M.L. Chama
William Neaves
Beatle
William Baker
W. D. Lear
Central Valley
Helena
Addie Noel
Lucy Dillard
Lear
Charles Chaplin
Wisconsin
Chaplin
Verey Simmons
Conner
Fowler and Chambers
Wear Creek
Vielr
Groff
Misso
Victor Hgh
Stevens- Ville
Loyola
Albert Wood
JE. Roberts
Mise St Gates
Missoul
John Neill
Minsetta
Fred Fells
Stevensville
Lee Bans
Irvin Kohn
L.A. Holt
Kenneth
Seattle
Holt
First State Bank
L. ‘An
Reed
Ano
George Harper
Missoula Viste
TM. Corley
Ben F. Plummer
Fithdie
Frank Smith
University of Iilnois
Douglas Lake
Michigan
Turkey
Scroolhouse
J. K. Murray
Iniss Mary Moore
Laura M. Winkler
J.E. Meyers
Drummond State Bank
John €. Dooley
Buss
H. Z. Cumming
Drummona
Thur
Thomas McCarthy
Hall
Philipas
DR. Pierce
All Drugsista
Sacred Heart Hall
Dr. Seivers
Thi
Women Voters’ League
ABB! Bronstein
Monthma
Tommy
Edna Torrence
Dance Oddities
Lubin
Lowrie
Bud Ross & Co
Phillipopan
Ips
Willa Holt Wakefield International
Cairo
Broadway
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