Walter Hill Imports Highland Cattle to Montana
Walter Hill of Livingston purchased a herd of pure bred Highland cattle from Scotland now en route to Montana to boost state stock. He also bought a dozen pure bred Shorthorn heifers at Bozeman to add to his Goat Mountain herd and aims to elevate Montana cattle quality and aid local ranchers.
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Livingston
Walter Hill
Goat Mountain
Wilsall
Scotland
Montana
United States
Hill
Till
Bozeman
Ont Mountain
Philippsburg News notes local travel and society happenings
W G Price left Saturday for Butte to attend business matters. County Commissioner A B Hutt left for Hutte for business. Mrs Wetfall of Port Angeles, Wash is slowly recovering from illness. Brotherhood Protective Order met in Tedmen hall. Daniel Smith Tudwig Mussighrod left for Minneapolis on business. Miss Myrtle Purttie returned to Princeton. Violet Connery returned to Princeton after visiting. Dr George W Young plans to leave for Tutte for visit with Katherine Ditto. Coach George Mercer returned from Anaconda with basketball players Page Howard Carmichael Bri Freer. Ladies Aid cooked food for the Methodist church fundraiser. Fr Peter Julie and daughters visited from Trout Creek. William Royal returned home to Willow Creek after visit with relatives.
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Philipsburg
W. G. Price
Butte
Huttman
Hutte
Ann@ Herthand
Port Angeles
Wash
Mra Wetfall
Xevere Wineas
Hat
Port Angien
Brotherhood
Protective Order of
Elle
Tedmen Hall
Daniel
Smith Tudwig &Mussighrod
Minneapolis
Myrtle Purttie
Princeton
Violet Connery
GW. Young
George W. Young
Tutte
Katherine
George Mercer
Anaconda
Howard, Carmichael
Bri
Nira
Robert McDonel
Wiliam Moyal McDonel
Deer Lodge News Roundup and Rail Cutbacks
In Deer Lodge this week residents and visitors are noted at local churches, hospitals, and homes with names including Mr and Mrs Clifford Man ley Mrs Margaret Knopf and Mrs J J Flynn. A court remittitur in the Fredericks case clears the way for service of a 300 day jail term and a $100 fine. Racing track and rancher Tillon Hillcrest cemetery services for Anna Marie Johnson are described along with a large Powell county cortege. In Livingston officials report mass layoff orders at Northern Pacific reducing Montana division bridge telegraph clerical and section crews.
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Deer Lodge
John H. Fredericks
Supreme Court
Fredericks
Anna Marie Johnson
George Johnson
Powell County
Thornburn
Reorganized Church of the Latter Day Saints
Johson
Hillcrest Cemetery
Livingston
Mont
Nen
St. Paul
Northern Pacific Railway
W. M. Bradford
Montana
Telegraph
Tom Mix and Tony Entertain With Catch My Smoke
Daring Tom Mix and his acclaimed horse deliver thrills and a lively show in Catch My Smoke, drawing crowded houses with a western hero feel. Al St John’s The City Chap adds humor while Pathographic panoramas of Wonders of tan enchant audiences. Boulder Springs still open.
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Tom Mix
America
AL St. John's
Tan
Baler Baerta
Boulder Springs
Montanomal debuts at Montana State Normal college
Students at Montana State Normal college launch a bi weekly paper titled The Montanomal to be produced as a four sheet issue with student staff editors and sections covering news, society, jokes, sports and alumni. Initial issue set for January 26 with 500 copies, price 1 dollar for four quarters. strong student and alumni support reported.
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Dillon
Montana State Normal College
Montanomal
Phelps
Florence Anderson
Anaconda
Dorothy Whitworth
Deer Lodge
Society
Helen Harrington
Butte
Stewart de Rosier
Spokane
Trueman Smith
Minneapolis
Exchange
Alice Daversport
Hutte
Edith Stronach
Great Fails
Nettie Porter
Stevensville
Edythe Nelson
Maude Webber
Plains
Zemo Eczema Cure Ad Claims Fast Relief
An advertisement touts Zemo as a cheap antiseptic liquid for burning eczema and skin troubles. It promises quick itching relief, healing of sores burns wounds and chafing, with directional use and strong efficacy claims.
Musterole Ad Promotes Quick First Aid For Mothers
An old advertisement urges mothers to keep Musterole on hand for immediate relief of throat irritation, bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, congestion, rheumatism and aches. It touts non blistering relief for both adults and children and mentions jars and tubes priced at 65 cents.
Champion Mines profits cited by Miles Blunt
Miles Blunt general manager of Butte-Jardine Met Mines reports Champion property now profitable with rising gold and silver production as development advances. He notes office move from the mine to facilitate corporate dealings, stock funding via treasury stock, and plans to expand mill capacity and housing to support a growing camp of nearly 200 residents.
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Miles Blunt
Butte-Jardine Met ‘Mines Company
Champion
Profit
Ier
Butte
Blunt
New York City
Mhila
Washington
Treasury
Proctor
Clark
Bate
Company Foresees January 1923 Profit Above Expenses
Mr Blunt stated that at the current production rate January 1923 will show at least fifteen thousand dollars profit over operating expenses. He added this amount reflects all earning power on the par value of the corporation stock outstanding at the time, about fifteen percent.
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Blunt
Shadows Proves Big Attraction at Rialto
The Rialto presentation features a strong showing for the film Shadows with Lon Chaney delivering a fine Yensen performance aided by Marguerite de Motte Harrison Ford John Saint-Dol and Walter Long in a strong supporting cast. The Skippers Sermon cartoon and an educational Ice Industry reel complete a well worth watching program with Rialto Orchestra providing a lively accompaniment.
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Wilbur Daniel Steele
Lan Chaney
Yensen
Chaney
Marguerite
da Motte
Harrison “Forde
John Saint Dolls
Walter Long
Toonerville
Butte
Rialto Orchestra
Wilsall Wins Debate At Wilsall High School
Wilsall defeated White Sulphur in a Friday evening high school debate held in Wilsall Mont. The topic was unemployment insurance laws. Wilsall took the negative with Clara Sherrod Charles McMurdo and Victor Warhock. White Sulphur's affirmative speakers were Alice Duncan Joseph York and Sidney McCthy. JOA Holst of Bozeman Agricultural College served as judge.
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Wilsall
Mont
Bozeman Agricultural College
Wi Judwe
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Butte- Anaconda
Pierce-Arrow
Philipehore Stage
Pare
Gregson
Leave Butte
Broadway
Livingston News
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Wealth
Kline
Sadie Ayers
Hazeman
R. E. Pound
Gardiner
C."davis
Salt Lake City
G.H. Oram
Pocatello
Idaho
Hei
Carl Stokke
Arthur Hage
Coast
California
Olin
Lewistown
Don Cowles
Woodburn
Ore
W. A. Pash
D. RR. Atchison
J. B. Duret
Hert
Conan
Hutton
Helen Tarrickman
Duret
Philadelphia
Grove
Boulder Hot Springs
A. C. M. Hardware
Sloan
Philipsburg News
St. Joseph's Hospital
Clifford Manley
Helmville
Margaret Knopf
J.J. Flynn
Peter Pauly
Helena
Daring Tom MIX
Tony
Dillon News
Gan
Great Falls
James Kelley
Boulder
Callaway
Mra
Clara Chapman
Chapman
Los Angeles
Grant
Alice ‘Stewart
Tony Criswell
Sheridan
Lester Shultz
United States Weather Bureau
Chicago
San Diego
Seattle
Zemo
The
Anaconda Standard
American Association of Advertising Agencies
Med
Riou Fevelas
Tia
Hespeta
Anead
Rialto
Tom Mix and His Horse
Nujol
Heck
Uae
DR. Lamb
Galena
United States Mall
Drummond
Ovando
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