Bitter Root area eyed to shift Ravalli and Granite counties
Petitions circulate in Ravalli and lower Bitter Root valley seeking signatures to create a new east west line south of the Bitter Root Inn site. Florence would be included and a bill in the legislature is expected to propose the change. Reports say Granite and Lake counties might be cut, adding land to Missoula to boost its valuation after Lake county loss. Farmers north end oppose the plan, with few signatures so far.
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Ravallia
Bitter Root Valley
Florence
Helena
Granite County
Lake County
Missoula
Missoula County
Masonic Installation 19 Held at Hamilton
Members of the Masonic order from across the valley attended the Hamilton Masonic temple installation of officers. H. H. Hart of Helene installed the officers during the visit of the grand master, with Ionic lodge and Hamilton Chapter officers in charge and a luncheon afterward.
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Masonic Order
Masonic Temple
Ionic Lodge
Royal Arch
H. H. Hart
Helene
Blue Lodge
Tonle Lodge
Rolland Pollinger
W. E. Chapin
C. A. Smithey
C.F. Anson
Lloyd Relmel
David B. Tawney
Jone
R. Pollinger
J. W. Lowell
C. E. Anson
J. G. Barron
H.C. Dudle
Rupert Wayland
Sojourner
John Cole
J. W. Johnson
E. M.anderson
C. L. Franks
C. L. Flanagin
Clarke Pharmacy Moves Into Bank Building
The Clarke Pharmacy relocates from the Hunter block on Main Street to the First National Bank building in Stevensville using the former Bitter Root Mercantile Fracery department storeroom. Clarke plans a ladies rest room and says the new quarters improve conveniences for its business.
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Stevensville
San
Clarke Pharmacy
Hunter Block
Main Street
First National’ Bank Buiding
Bitter Root Mercantile Company
Clarke
Travel ad fragment notes round trip fare
Fragment from a travel advert mentions a round trip fare for ages fifteen to eighteen with the phrase Pactic for Werters 4. Details are unclear but indicate youth fare information and a promotional context.
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Van
The Easiest Way To End Dandruff
One sure method claims to remove dandruff completely by dissolving it with plain ordinary glycerin. Apply four ounces nightly to scalp and rinse in the morning. The ad stresses simplicity and effectiveness, presenting a home remedy approach.
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Guidarvon
Bitter Root Products seeks funds to clear debt
A special stockholders meeting in Hamilton discussed raising about $3,000 within 15 days to cut $5,000 of Bitter Root Products debts from last year caused by a June freeze. C A Crawford offered to loan the remaining $2,000. About $1,000 in stock was subscribed. company sales included strawberries, berries, and vegetables totaling $20,406.77 with local growers earning higher net prices than Mood River and Puyallup.
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Hamilton
Bitter “Root Products Company
C. A Crawford
Crawford
Mood River
Puyalup
Wash
Helena electors name Coolidge Dawes and messenger
Helena electors named Calvin Coolidge and Charles Dawes as their presidential and vice presidential choices. They also selected Mrs Mary Bariow of Helena as their messenger to Washington.
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Wns
Mamous
Camry Vos
Helena
Jon
East Montans
Calvin Coolidge
Charles Ge Dawes
Mary Bariow
CANMING COMPANY FORMED IN HELENA
Articles of incorporation filed January 12 show Western Cana2n2 Dairy forming in White Sulphur Springs with a capital of 60000. Principals listed include J oan Maddison Iona Potter and G A Abbott. officers or additional names unclear from the fragment.
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Canming Company
Helena
Cana
Joan
Maddison
Iona
Ana'g A
Abbott
Lake County changes as new board seats take effect
Polson Montana January changes reshape Lake County offices as Oscar A. Johnson joins the board of commissioners succeeding Clyde Weythiman. Arthur Schmidt is elected chairman in a unanimous vote, with ex-chairman George Farrell stepping aside. W F Fellows becomes coroner replacing Mary Eckstein. election tied between Ethel Steese and Nora Smock leaves superintendent post unresolved. Deputies stay in place except county treasurer Carl Iverson retires duties.
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Charlo
Carl Iverson
Judge Self Disposes Of Numerous Court Matters
District Judge James M. Self and Court Reporter H erdones presided in Polson for a two day district court session. Civil cases were disposed of and several demurrers and motions ruled on. A mother's pension was awarded to Bertha L Schmiedkamp of Ronan. Riddick receiver of First National Bank had case dismissed. Catherine Hay Cannon of Ronan was granted a divorce from Samuel P Cannon for desertion. Jane E Kner was granted a divorce from Lov Knoer. Maggie McDonald named executrix of Angus P McDonald estate. County bond matter demurrer sustained though bond deemed satisfactory. amended complaint filed with seeking adjudication soon. Lake County District Court to reconvene Jan 21 at 1 30 p.m.
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James M. Self
H.erdones
Samuel P Cannon
Jane E. Kner
Lov ‘Iknoer
Maggie McDonald
Angus P. McDona
Ronan Bank
District Court
Lake County
Cantata Rendered By Presbyterian Choir in Polson
A cantata titled The Herald Angels by Carrie B Adams was performed by the First Presbyterian Church choir under Russ Gertrude Martin in Polson on January 12, drawing a large audience and praise. Choir members included sopranos Vivian Begeman Gwendolyn Mallory Mrs I. Davis Laura Dishrow Gertrude Martin Ruth Nelson altos Irving Johnson Mrs J A Williams Miss Thelma Johnson tenors Willams TC Williams and others. E B served as accompanist. The event showcased a full evening of music and song.
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Irving Johnson
J. A. Williams
Thelma Johnson
Willams
TC. Williama
P.O. Spaberg
A.B. Salter
L. Marah
Foot Names Brother Assistant In Office Helena
Attorney General announced today that his brother Blaser would become the assistant attorney general in Cho o Preton county. The move follows NE Keute returning to private practice in Sidney. Foot will act as counsel for the enforcement of the new cases and related duties in the county.
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Helena
Way rates reduced in Spokane district
Helena dispatch reports reduced rail rates affecting Spokane and nearby stations within the district.
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Helena
Spokane
Toe
Deer Lodge Bureau Found Guilty of Illegal Trapping
James Chamberlin of Deer Lodge was found guilty of illegal trapping of beaver after a jury trial before Justice of the Peace Peterson. The sentence will be passed today.
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Deer Lodge
James Chamberlin
Justice of the Peace
Peterson
Business Women Resume Meetings in Deer Lodge
In Deer Lodge on January 14 business and professional women will resume activities with a dinner and combined meeting at Hotel Deer Lodge at 6 30 pm A president must be chosen to replace Miss Florence III who has resigned A special entertainment committee was formed in December to plan the program for the gathering Also noted are local obituaries visits and miscellaneous town news including residents and visitors from nearby towns and states
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Deer Lodge
Florence III
Harlowton Notes Record Local Busy Week
Ralph Burbridge of Miles City visited Harlowton to catch up with friends and business. Local injuries prompted Harry Thomas to seek hospital care in Three Forks. Newly elected Wheatland County Attorney William Jones travels to Butte Helena and Anaconda for official matters. Emmet O'Sullivan returned from visits in Butte and Helena for professional reasons. Mrs Marian Everyx and child visited Bozeman. Bank official visited from Harlowton. The community welcomed visitors from Willow Creek and Briely while school activities prepare for new sports season. Alice Cougratte and Harry Penticost celebrated their Lewistown marriage on Nov 9. Harry Allwelins, from Manchester England, plans to sail Jan 19. Charies Remsey toured en route to Lewistown. Roy Hatfield visited, William Van Dyke hosted birthday bridge night. Senator and Mrs Mequon returned from Helena. Dr. S K Campbell and Kellr returned from Missouri holidays.
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Nihil
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Lewistown
Harlwton
I. Cos
Goldwyn Company
California
Roy H. Hatfield
Shawraut High School
Marlowtown
Wiliam van Dyk
Cty
Van
Uach
Mr. van Dyke
Missouri
Anaconda Star Shines Amid Broadway Hype
A fragment from ANACONDA NEWS AT THE IMPERIAL highlights a rising star amid critics and peers, noting she shines despite not being surrounded by a cast of sterling actors. The piece hints at Broadway fervor surrounding the new star and theater buzz.
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Ola
Two Escapees From State Insane Asylum Reported
Two inmates escaped the Warm Springs state insane asylum over the past two days. Frank Ells, who fled Sunday, was recaptured Monday morning in a cabin on Hast Third Street by Officers Beausoliel and Benth. A second escapee, Onear Bergerson, remained unfound last evening. John Eperia, banquet committee chair, and Frank Despis, toastmaster, presented Nelson family members with gifts on behalf of the union amid post banquet dancing.
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Anaconda
Frank Ells
Omcers Beausoliel
Benth Aha
Anylum
Onear Bergerson
John Eperia
Frank Despis
Nelson
Forfelds Bond Postings and Disorder Arrest Report
Joe Cleary was arrested Sunday night on a charge of creating a disturbance and being drunk. he defaulted a $15 bond by failing to appear for trial yesterday. Young Ancretti, arrested for disturbance, was fined by Police Judge P Murphy.
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Joe Cleary
Young Ancretti
Murphy
Irrigation districts may acquire property ruling in Helena
In Helena the Supreme Court holds that a session written by a justice and permitting inquiry into public works to acquire land for irrigation is not in harmony with the state constitution. The decision narrows the ability of districts to seize property for public infrastructure.
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Helena
Jan Gintrict
Jana Supreme Court
Justi ‘Aking
Belgation
Katee
Detroit Hosts Next Convention of Bar
The Detroit chapter announces its convention scheduled for September 2.40 with Secretary Hughes presiding. The event highlights ongoing professional ambitions amid political contexts and features Charlee Bivens Hughes in a leading role.
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Detroit
Bary
Charlee Bivens
Hughes
Postal Service Emplo yees Coerced at Anaconda Notice
Fragmentary notice from Anaconda Montana records coercion allegations against Postal Service employees. Administratrix Margaret Blakovich seeks creditor claims on the estate of Teresed Blakovich, deceased, with a January 1986 date and unspecified probate actions. Also mentions an election book inspection and a February 1983 vote in the county.
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Margaret Elakovich
Anaconda
Mont
BM Shanothe
Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promoted For Quick Convalescence
An advertisement touts cod liver oil tablets as a remedy for convalescents seeking strength after illness. It claims sugar coated tablets are pleasant to take and can help men and women gain pounds quickly, urging readers to ask their druggist for Medicare McCoy’s Cod Compound tablets and promising rapid weight gain within 30 days.
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City Drug Store
Puller
McCoy
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