Livingston News Brief from Jan Twelve
Jan 12 report from LyMcston Livingston covers visiting Spokane guests of Mr and Mrs Claude Witson. mentions local officials union meetings and lodge installations, including Park Lodge No 17 Odd Fellows and Park City Rebekah, Pythian Sisters and Woman’s Relief Corps events. notes bank directors elected and a planned cross border police communication project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
oMre Lee Muck and Tittle
Spokane
Mwe
Mtre
Claude Witson
Ars Muck
Mig Bernice Witsson
Tavingston
Hutchings
Her
Xyatem
Shaw
Gardiner
Ee Chewan
Butie
Charles
Ww" Nordquist
Wilings
Wtinompeon
J.B. Towncent
Iillinga
Weanes Gay
Park Lodge
Ichods Tee Rebekahe
Park Todo Noble Grand
Rent
Warr
Hj" Stein
Sameamurer
Vitor
Cuembern
Pythian Sisters
Masonic
Mabel Boucher
Carrie Ray
Meher
Agnes Willams
Aeniors
Mac Sueslaff
Alice Olean
Dora Johnson
Et Maeyerwilliger
Alice Beckwith
Woman's Belief Corps
Grand “Army of the Republic
Vel
Sallie Mattie” Dodge
Dodge
Isabel“Veithton
Treneurer
Atri Ht Dolbec
Mary
The
Trowbridge
Marie Bowers
Idge Club
Ward"smith
Carson Retchel
Ben’ Morrow
Lancheon
North
Wilroy "Miller
Franke Ait Spaueh
George. I. SI Life
Jury rules in favor of Logan school district in Smith case
In Bozeman on January 12, the Logan school district defeated Justin M. Smith in a justice court verdict over professional services for school bonds. The jury found Smith unentitled to remuneration, with the district denying any agreement to pay. Local officials, including trustees J. E. Baer and J. A. McQuillan, attended, and Smith represented himself. The report also notes Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters officer installations and an annual meeting with listed officers. A test case against County Superintendent Lucile Quan to block high school fund apportionment was postponed pending Rankin plan to remedy legal issues and resume funds distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Justin M. Smith
Logan
Justice Court
Justice of the Peace
Franka
B.A. Peterson
J. E. Baer
J. A. Mcquillan
Margaret Brown
Smith
M. Brown
Heese Elgar
Emmi Ketterer
Perry Knowlton
Nelson
Geo Loughridge
Karl
Marshall
Trustees
de. Hutt
W. T. Brandenburg
E.W. Thomp
Rice
Alice Cooper
M. F.C
Clyde Stinsberry
Cartie Lewis
Verda Barly
Lizzie Fransham
Jennie Mont-gomery
Prank Sears
Eva Jarris
Della Lehekind
Sam Wungard
Rand Marsh
Kay
Howard Greene
George ¥. Patten
Beecher
E. Nelson Storyer
C. D. Glisson
Ernest Morris
Bernard Copping
Lucile Quan
Rankin
Bonner Mills to Resume Operations Monday
Missoula January 12 Monday morning sawing operations at the Bonner mill of the Anaconda Copper Mining company will be resumed. About 390000 to 400000 feet of logs are expected to be cut daily with day and night shifts employing around 450 men. The mill has undergone complete winter repairs and all machinery overhauled. Logs are arriving from Montana Logging at Harlan Gulch near Como and Pablo shipments. A 950 foot spur at Schley is under construction linking the area to the main line. Mild weather has slowed woods work and a 32 acre Meriden tract is set aside for wild birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Bonner
Anaconda
Montana Logging Company
Harlan Gulch
Como
Pablo
Donlan
Hene Aeron
Schley
Henderson
Paradise
Missoula talk sparks clash over university athletics
At the Florence hotel a Kiwanis gathering heard Pranelt Cooney attack the University of Montana faculty and city business leaders for weakening athletics. Dean Door Skeels defended the school and noted tax support aims to educate students, not train athletes. A heated exchange followed, with Cooney denying Kiwanis membership while claiming coaching and grading systems harm prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AlinsouLaAgan
Florence
Pranelt Cooney
State University
Missoula
Univers
Door Skeels
School of Forestry
Cooney
Frank Cooney
Byron Cooney
Butte
Kiwanis Club
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as Calomel Substitute
Advert says Dr Edwards Olive Tablets replace calomel as a mild laxative with quick liver benefits. Claims no teeth damage, fewer side effects, and relief from headache dullness and heaviness by treating constipation and liver issues. Encourages use when feeling logy and slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cale Omel
Dr. Edwards
Big Money Savers for Saturday and More Ads
Readable text shows a market round of sale items with grocery names and prices. Mentions pIGN WHISTLE marshmallows chocolate coated oats and related products, suggesting a Saturday specials list from a local shop. Entity density includes product terms and a shop context, though many items are garbled.
Ready attractive aprons with fresh look and organdy trims
Readable fragment describes aprons of fine percales with fresh appearance. Mentions excel ent organdy trimming and smart styles in all sizes.
Boys Union Suits at Bargain Prices
Quality tray cotton boys union suits in standard style with high neck tong sleeves and ankle length. Sizes 2 to 16 years, now priced at 1.29, down from 1.95. Durable fabric ideal for young wearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Union
Girls Union Suits Offer Attractive Value
Medium weight cotton suits with Dutch neck and elbow sleeves, ankle length. Fits snugly yet comfortably in sizes 2 to 12 years, priced at $1.00, down from $1.75. Bright catalog ad style highlights value and range for young girls.
Suburban Socials and Park Program Highlight Local Events
Aae large audience enjoyed a church benefit program at Silver Bow Park MG church last night with piano, readings, vocal solos, ukulele, whistling, and an address by Scout executive Ben Owen. Recent gatherings included a Mant taguth home cards party on Maryland Avenue and a Floral Park skating party at Lake Avoca with luncheon at the Treglown residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. HelkitIn
Fainea
Diane ‘Pallytagh
Tls
Maryland Avenue
Berglun
Volker
Warrett
Craft
Connolly
Worden
Wolff
West
Barroushs
Morgan
Samantha
Hunts Ukelele
Ethel Works
Ben Owen
B.A. 5
Par- Tagut Street
Roy Knipe
Elm Street
Deer Lodge
John ‘Treglown
Floral Park
Lake Avoca
Treglown
Rewards Street
Phil Treglown
John Murphy
Nancy Holiday
Ruth Healey
Nancy
Alma Nolan
Winifred Hracker
Ethel
Margaret Brundaxe
Betty Johnson
Lilliah Manual
Josephine O'Connor
Margaret McLahahan
Dor
Othy
Walkerville Mews to Install Officers at Masonic Hall
Neighbors of Woodcraft Walker ville host installation of officers next Tuesday evening at Masonic Hall. Mrs Thomas Conway, past guardian, will be the installing officer. Idaho Beats Montana in basketball opener 10-17 in Moscow. Idaho led by Nelson with eight points and Pax adding six free throws. Badgely top Montana with three field goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodcraft
Walkerville
Eitate
Masonic Hall
Mra
Thomas Conway
Idaho
Montana
Moscow
University of Idaho
University of Montana
Nelson
Pax
Badgely
Pythian Sisters and Knights Install Officers in Philipsburg
Esperanza temple hosts annual meeting with a social session and a feast served. Grand Prelate Price and visiting officers preside. Knights of Pythias install new officers in Red Men’s Hall with Dewey Price and Roy Sprague conducting ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
Mont
Esperanza Temple
Vai
Veda Yenter
Bessie North Rude Pi
Daster
Fhai
Guard
Emma Easterly
Olive Jensen
Knights of Pythias
Red Men's Hall
Upper Broadway
Dewey Price
Roy Sprague
Charles Courtney
Applegate
George Walters
William Harris
John Plascher
Lawrence Haues
Frank Sprague
William Carnagie
Emery Carnagie
Fran
Lower Valley
Norman Townsend
Butte
Spike
Heo
J. K. Wlwood
Men’s Silk Hose Half Price for Imperfect Pairs
Men’s 1.50 silk hose offered at 75 cents per pair due to slight imperfections. Black and brown socks marketed as equally attractive and comfortable as perfect pairs.
Butte Residents Welcome Guests and Visitors
W L Lyman returned to his Butte home Friday while RE D Stout of Mpokane visits the city. Doughten of Butte attends to matters in town this week. McCarthy, a prominent figure in the lower valley, is in the city on business. W W Royal of Willow Creek visits his sister Mrs. Robert Mee Sonel. Mr. Congdon now resides in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaint
Butte
W. L. Lyman
RE. D. Stout
Mpokane
Ughten
McCarthy
Lower Valley
W. W. Royal
Willow
Creek
Robert Mee Sonel
Congdon
Jer Lodge Defeats OT Peters Quintet
Jer Lodge defeated OT Peters quintet in a game described with readers noting Deer Lodge and Peoria as notable locations. The report mentions players Shegina Lategular and right guard, with substitutions by Ferguson and TeMPERATURE HANGES. Weather details show high and low temperatures reported by the United States Weather Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jer Lodge
Peters
Deer Lodge Et Hall
Nthe
NASA
Peoria
Newell
Shegina
United States Weather Bureau
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N. IL
PHARL
Ro Parker Howe
Girls’ Union
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SOUTH
Hes
Ronstein
Holter
McLeod
Edgar Lunn
Walkerville. Mews
Philipsburg News
Granite County
Legislative Assembly
Williamsburg
J.B. Leger
Granite Count
Anaconda High School
Howard ‘Carmichael
Leslie Herring
Milburn Smith
Jerome Smith
Emil Perry
Milton Doe
Hector’ Petia
O. Hasterlick
A. L. Sipes
N. HE. Congdon
City
Hennessy
Nature
Manhattan
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