Hamilton Chamber Banquet Highlights Local Progress and Unity
About 200 people attended the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce banquet at the Knights of Pythias hall. Dr N A Lyman reported a 114 member chambers and urged business leaders and farmers to cooperate for western Montana advancement. J A Campbell praised Northern Pacific immigration potential and the Bitter Root valley as vital to Montana agriculture. Edward Dickey welcomed greater collaboration among western counties.
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Hamilton
Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
Knights of Pythins
The
Methodist Church
N. A. Lyman
Leipheimer
Anaconda Standard
Lyman
Moentana
Montana
J. A. Campbell
Ravalli County
Immigration Department of the
Northern Pacific
Wathering
Mr. Campbell
Edward Dickey
Ho. Groff
Victor Chamber of Commerce
Roy Corley
Stevensville
Farm and Irrigation Progress in Flathead Project
St Ignatius Montana January data compare the Flathead Irrigation project annual crop census 1916 and 1926 showing growth in farm sizes water use and crop yield on irrigated units. Only farms using project water are counted. non irrigated farms are excluded from the census.
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ST. Ignatius
Flathead
Montana
Montana to Distribute Over 1.5 Million to Public Schools
Montana state treasurer W Harmon announced that more than 1.5 million dollars from the common school fund will be distributed to public schools in February on a census basis. The payment equals about eight dollars per pupil this year, compared to 7.61 last year with 156,383 children counted. County judge of probate N Meyer of Jordan Minn retired Jan 1 after 48 years of service.
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Associated Press
Helena
Montana
W. Ki. Harmon
Dillon Man Brought Back to Green River on Murder Charge
Undersheriff Chris Jessen of Sweetwater County Wyoming arrived in Dillon and took Mike Smith to Green River for a murder charge. Smith had been arrested in Dillon Monday and released for insufficient evidence, but new circumstantial evidence prompted a reward and continued pursuit.
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Dillon
Chris Jessen
Sweetwater County
Wyoming
Green River
Mike Smith
Smith
Jessen
Show proceeds to aid Congress expense at Hartwig theater
Part of the ticket sales from a show at the Hartwig theater next Thursday and Friday will be given to Weaverhead county Work school to help cover costs for delegates to the vocational congress in Bozeman. Senior high students will aid in selling tickets as part of manager W. B. Hartwie's plan. Last week the expenses of delegation to the vocational conference were covered similarly.
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Leon
Hartwig Theater
Weaverhead
Bozeman
W. B. Hartwie
Livestock Pavilion Proposed at County Fair Grounds
Dillon January 12. The construction of a livestock pavilion at the county fair grounds this summer will be discussed at a meeting of the overhead County Fair association tomorrow night. The pavilion would be 100 feet square and built of substantial materials. The plan to join a western fair circuit will also be considered at the meeting.
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Dillon
County Fair
Aeverhead County Fair Association
St James Church Elects Officers at Annual Supper
In Dillon on January 13 the St James Episcopal Church held its annual parish supper and elected officers. Senior warden T I Olmeted and junior warden Dr W T Stephan were chosen along with vestrymen George Webber Howard Mor J Fo McBain Richard Price. Finances reported in splendid shape.
Reverend Leschner Addresses Rotary on Columbus Life
Dillon Rotary hears Rev. Fox discuss The Life and Work of Christopher Columbus at a weekly meeting led by Jast anh A. Polte as chairman. Upcoming dinner honors wives and lady friends, with Milton Rotary resuming noon luncheons Wednesday. Andy Williamson visits Dillon from Alder. Civil suit over Albert Anderson vs. W. W. Kenise continues in district court with Judge Bennett presiding. Louise Freeman to arrive to serve as registrar at the Normal College. Kellum has taken a position with Barry Hopkins paging rate. Mrs. Charles H. Phillips hosted friends in Butte. Eighth grade exams for rural schools set for Jan 21 at county superintendent office under Wivera Peterson.
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Dillon
Christopher Columbus
Fox. Leschner
Dillon Notary Club
Jast Anh A. Polte
Milton Rotary
Andy Williamso
Alder
W. W. Kenise
Albert Anderson
Lyom Y. Bennett
Virginia City
A. J. Pellerton
Salt Lake City
Louise Freeman
Normal College
Mildred Plumb
Kellum
Beaverhead
Barry Hopkins
Charles H. Phillips
Butte
Francis
Lucille Suinter
Sheridan
Coputy
Wivera Peterson
Temperature Ranges Northwest Storm Report
A high pressure area covers the Northwest extending southeast to the central states. Temperatures are well below freezing across Montana northern areas and into North Dakota. Snow fell in Eastern Washington Idaho Western and Southern Montana Wyoming and Colorado.
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Associated Press
Miu
Balanites
Kellenellen
Miles City
Seattle
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Wyoming
Interior
North Dakota
McKee Sentenced to Three to Six Years in Forgery Case
Larry McKee pleaded guilty to forging the name of Clifford Manney on a $40 check and, using the alias George Webster, offered it to a local merchant. Judge Winston ordered a prison term of three to six years after arraignment in Deer Lodge district court. The bank deemed the signature forged when presented for payment.
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Deer Lodge
Larry McKee
Winston
McKee
George Webster
Clifford Manney
Late Registration Penalty Proposed by Motor Registrar
Deer Lodge Jan 13 A measure suggested by Austin Middleton registrar of motor vehicles calls for a 25 cent daily penalty for neglect or failure to secure an automobile license. Middleton says lawmakers generally favor the proposal as a stricter enforcement to reduce delinquent owners.
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Deer Louge
Austin Middleton
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Middleton
Murel Tr
Mud Lake Fishing Sought Near Deer Lodge
Neil Grogan secretary of the Deer Lodge Anglers' club applied to the Montana Game commission to open Mud Lake for winter fishing. The commission will consider the request at an upcoming meeting. Mud Lake lies in Powell county about seven miles from Deer Lodge and is said to be well stocked with trout.
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Deer Lodge
Neil Grogan
Anglers’ Club
Montana Game Commission
Mud Lake
Powell County
Joseph Whitworth Anxious to Return Home
A Seattle message reports Joseph Whitworth is recovering well after a serious operation and is becoming restless to return home to Deer Lodge with Elmer Whitworth noting his father’s improving condition and eager wish to be back.
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Joseph Whitworth
Deer Lodge
Seattle
Elmer Whitworth
Clothing course starts at Deer Lodge high school
Miss Nona Suckett heads a six week clothing course with lessons twice weekly in night classes showing strong interest. Plans are under way to send three Powell county high school boys to the vocational congress in Bozeman for stock judging. Deer Lodge on January 13 reports include travels of Alf Whitworth to Spokane Helena and visits by Herman Wingar from Avon country and local business visits by Kenck Warmon and Sheriff Hi Marnum of Custer county.
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Deer Lodge
Nona Suckett
Agricultural Department
Powell County High School
Vocational Congress
Bozeman
Alf Whitw
Spokane
Helena
Herman Wingar
Avon Country
Co. B. Kenck
Warmon
Livingston
Hi Marnum
Custer County
Guard Captains to Get More Training
Helena Montana January 13 Capt rchie Poore Howitzzer company Livingston Capt L B Bretzke Company G Glasgow directed by the secretary of war to report as students for the commanding officers course of instruction at Fort Benning Georgia Adj Gen FE Williams said the three months course is part of the war department plan for instruction of selected officers and enlisted men of the national guard Sergt W B Willing of Wilsall already designated to attend course for non commissioned officers
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Associated Press
Helena
Rchie
Poore
Howittzer Company
Livingston
L. B. Bretzke
Glasstow
Secretary of War
Fort Benning
Adj
FE. H. Williams
War Department
National Board
W. B. Willing
Wilsall
Department
Margaret Flickinger Visits From Missoula
Phillip sburg notes Miss Margaret Flickenger is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs H O Flickenger while attending the University of Montana. Herman Hoppe injured his foot cutting timber near Rock Creek and is being treated in town. Mrs Guy Swigart and Fred Moe visit the city for business. Martin Johnson from Mooselake and A B McHugh from Philipsburg also visit for business and social matters.
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Philipsburg
Margaret Flickenger
University of Montana
Missoula
Hf. O. Flickenger
Herman Hoppe
Rock Creek
Guy Swigart
Hall
Fred Moe
Deer Lodge
Martin Johnson
Mooselake
A. B
McHugh
Butte
Victor Johnson
Sue McDermott
H. A
Murphey to Return Home Today
Tom Gills and son Joe left for Butts to visit friends and handle affairs. The party by the Pees hontus at their Jodgehoime was a great success with music and dancing and a late lunch. James Rivard, a business visitor from Mail, is in the city today.
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Murphey
Lutte
Tom Gills
Joe
Butts
Peeshontus
James Rivard
Stockgrowers Session Dates Set for Miles City
Miles City Montana January dates set for the Montana Stockgrowers convention to be held in Miles City with over 600 expected attendees. Officials include President Charles Dowlin of Forsyth and J A Phillips of Helena. Principal speakers may include former Governor Frank Lowden and rail executives Ju HK Byram and Charles Donnelly.
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Associated Press
Miles City
Jan
Montana
Frank Lowden
Illinois
Ju. HK. Byram
Milwaukee System
Charles Donnelly
Northern Pacific Railroad System
Close games highlight Women’s Basketball League action at the Y M A
Last night one game went to four overtimes as Independents defeated Symons 8 to 4 after a 41 to 4 regular score. Other results: Blanchards 4 6 over T W II, G amere 7 2 over Hoencks, Crystal Creamery 11 6 over Western Fuel. Standings show Crystal Creamery 2 1 0. indep 2 1 0, Blanchards 0 2 0, T W H Co 0 3 0, Western Fuel 0 1 4 0. Kittie Jarvis of Camberwell helps her father with live rats for the film Pied Piper of Hamelin.
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Independents
Symons
Soing
Agnes Duffy
Blanchards
T.w.ii. Company
Gamere
Hoencks
Crystal Creamery
Western Fuel
Corina
Ie Alse
Fiostck Sess
T.-W.-H. Company
Ares
Kittie Jarvis
Camberwell
Hamelin
Young inebriated son sent to county detention
A 15 year old boy reported intoxicated last night. his father on Oregon Avenue urged police to send him to the Miles Ly reform school. Detectives Kinney and Roe responded as the lad, described as very drunk, was taken to the county detention room despite pleas from the mother for mercy.
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Kutte
Oregon Avenue
Miles Ly
Harry Kinney
Frank Roe
State Reformatory
Warwhoop at East Park Street Club Ends in Custody
Police took Christ Paulos into custody after a disturbance at a club on East Park Street late last night. Detectives Kinney Roe and Regan escorted him from the scene as players halted play following his loud outburst.
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Christ Paulos
East Park Street
Kinney, Roe
Regan
Paulos
Carman Rescues Woman Unconscious in Snow
A street car operator named Carman found a young woman unconscious from alcohol near the Harrison avenue viaduct. Police were notified and the woman was taken into the care of friends.
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Carman
Woman
Harrison Avenue
Theater owner held for tragedy in Laurier Palace fire
Ameen La wand owner of the Laurier Palace theater was found criminally responsible by a jury for the deaths of 78 children in a fire panic at the Montreal venue. Assistant manager Michael Arie and head usher Camil Bazzy were also named responsible.
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Associated S’ress
Montreal
Ameen Lawand
Laurier Palace Theater
Michael Arie
Camil Bazzy
Esproner
So Soft- So White So Soft- So White
Edna Wallace Hopper promotes her Youth Hand Lotion claiming it keeps hands soft white and young despite grime from travel and weather. The lotion is non greasy, dissolves instantly, and comes with a money back guarantee at 60 cents.
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Edna Wallace Hopper
Rheumatism Prevention Through Diet and Hydration
A health ad advises avoiding sweets and damp conditions while dressing warmly and drinking water. It claims rheumatism stems from waste acids in food, released by kidneys and skin, and recommends four ounces of Rad Salts daily for a week to neutralize acidity and aid elimination. Jad Salts is touted as inexpensive and effective.
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Corvallis
Robert Farmer
Frank Farmer
Bonner
Jack Holl
J. V. Davile
Wiliam Waymand
Maurice Larsen
Clarence Wescott Charles
Lloyd Waymand
Maurice Midredge
J.C. Niel
Rey Piersen
Nell Pince
Woodside
Niel
Tve
Veirs
Hamilton Hospital
Gilbert BE. Chaffin
Chaffin
Harold Martin
RR. J. Carmichael
L. J. Cesar
Cengug
Bagein
Tris
M.D. Inc
Dillon Bureau
Green Iver
Congress
ST. James Church
Leschner
Dillon News Notes
Bureau
Philipsburg News
Ghent
Hen Jackson
New Orleans
Europe
MI Lure
Aaln
B. J. Carroll Mansfield
Napoleon
England
United States
Great Britain
Children’s Department
Women’s Fashion Shop
Milwaukee Avenue
Mont
Stockgrower
Young
Han
Ana
Edna Wallace Topper
Lake Shore Drive
Chicago
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