Big Poultry Show Opens in Stevensville Monday
The Montana Poultry association annual show opens January 18 in Stevensville under the Stevensville Poultry Association. Over 100 entries received. judges George Holden and Charles Greenfield to award prizes. The historic horticultural hall houses the event with many cups and cash prizes. exhibitions, lectures, capon growing, and an auto tour planned.
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Stevensville
Montana Poultry Association
Stevensville Poultry ‘Association
George D. Holden
Owatonna
Minn
Charles A. Greenfield
Butte
Montana Horticultural Society
Inc Tive
American Poultry Association
Fth
Montana
Bitter Root
Stevenaville
Veeales
Spain
Annie Jepson Weds Peter Hanson In Dillon Danish Community Married
In Dillon on January 15 Annie Marie Jepson married Peter G Hanson. The couple, well known among the Danish community, will reside in Beaverhead County. Sheriff Mullner returned from Idaho Falls with 18-year-old John Carter, formerly wanted for burglary there. Carter’s possession included a new overcoat, two suits, shirts, a screwdriver, and a jimmy. Fred Baker, arrested with Carter, was released. The Wisdom Livestock case proceeds in district court as Waters and Lovell stock firms clash in a related suit. William Holdenbeck was jailed 19 days for vagrancy. Garrige Bullerdick remains gravely ill after appendectomy at St James. Normal school pupils hosted visitors and a later program with reception and manual training display. Charles Witton returned from the East. A Beaverhead Club smoker and band concert is planned Monday.
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Carter
Jimmy
Tdaho Fitts
Fred Baker
Yeterday
Helena
Fred Nelson
Wisdom Livestock Company
Waters, Cattie ‘Company
Lovell Stock Company
William Holdenbeck
Holden- Dee
Garrige Bullerdick
New York
Beaverhead Club
Episcopal Church Board of Missions Meet in Bozeman
The Episcopal Church board of missions for the Montana diocese holds a midwinter meeting in Bozeman January 18 and 20 inviting all diocesan ministers. Bishops Faber and Hirst lead the sessions with papers on social service religious education and general missions, including addresses by Rev. G. Tennett and Rev. J.P. Anshutz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pater
Pisa
Adarene
Joeran
Met
G. Tennett
Bozeman
Bishop Faber
Faber
J.P. Anshutz
Billings
Ep. iPaper
J. P. Burnett
Livingston
Missionary Service
George Hirst
Lewistown
Aiddress
General Missions
Belgrade Lodges Install Officers at Joint Ceremony
Belgrade lodge No 2 IOOF and Sweet Pea Rebekah lodge No 7 held joint installation led by J Potter district deputy grand master. Officers installed include Walter Gilmer noble grand and Miss Florence Penwell district deputy president. musical numbers followed. Rod and Gun club elected John McAuley president and planned trout restocking with fry from government and state hatcheries to boost local angling in Belgrade area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Odd Fellows' Hall
Belgrade Lode
Sweet Pea Rebekah Lodge
J. Potter
Walter Gilmer
Noble Grand
George , Phelps
L. Bassett
WS. Stephenson
J. B. Robinson
RS. N. G
Ray Eichelberger
J. E. Moore
Rod and Gun Club
John McAuley
Charles A. Anerup
R. G. Anderson
Government
Washington
Bel- Brade
Bozeman
Recommendation to lift quarantine on Canada
Helena January 16 recommendation by the state livestock sanitary board to Governor Stewart calls for lifting the Canada quarantine on February 1 due to foot and mouth disease concerns, while keeping restrictions on eastern states. Horses shipped from the Fort Belknap reservation would remain quarantined because of disease prevalence there.
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Helena
Stewart
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Canada
Fort Belknap
Legislators Enjoy Excursion to Great Falls
John G. Morony, president of the First National Bank, hosted about 150 guests from the Montana legislature at Hotel Rainbow in Great Falls. The party, including Lieutenant Governor McDowell, will tour hydroelectric developments along the Missouri River tomorrow before returning to Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
John G. Morony
First National Bank
Montana
Hotel Rainbow
W. W. McDowell
Missouri River
Mack Fagle
Rainow Falls
Big Faite
Helena
Wight
Morony
Montana Power Company
Pioneer stockman Hod Main dies at Kalispell
Jan 16 Great Palle reports the death of Hod Main, longtime Sun River roundup figure. A native of Michigan, he arrived in Montana in the 1870s and helped drive stock north to the Jim fed and Sun River Valley. He was among Montana’s leading northern stockmen alongside Ford, Adams, Taylor, and others who crossed the divide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalispell
Old Sun River Roundup Association
Dca
Hhe
Montana
Hod" Main
Pranner
Theorthern
Michigan
Sun River Valley
Fa’ Dennis
Adams
Sun River
Dennis
Teton
Jim
Ford
Taylor
Flowtrree
Purnell
Mulcahy
Clary
Ulm
Drummond Receives Bridge Update and Rail News
Jack Peppard and crew arrived from Ovando to work on the old wooden North Fork bridge, replaced by a new steel bridge by Harrington of Butte. T J Dee of Northern Pacific visited for business. Montana excursion plans form among locals. Emery buys a car of Montana wheat at $1.15, a top price for the elevator. NP examination car for Rocky Mountain division is moved to Philipsburg for exams. alien prisoners transit to New York for deportation to their homelands.
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Drummond
Jack” Peppard
Missoula
Ovando
North Fork
Harrington
Butte
T J. Dee
Northern Pacific
Montana
California
Emery
Montana Central” Elevator
Rocky Mountain Division
Philipsburg
United States
New York
Saloons Burglarized as Nick Sarcey Detained
In Madison county Twin Bridges residents hear of a burglary at W H Falls and Johnson Powell saloons. A gold ring and watch were stolen from the first, money missing from the second. Marshal Dudley traced tracks to an old cabin where Italian Nick Sarcey confessed and led to the hidden money. Lorenz wired for Tecate to Twin Bridges. CL Utley and Charles Irwin attended James McKenlie’s Maccabees funeral in Missoula. Luailie Knight’s postmistress bid was favorably recommended by Rep Evans.
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Twin Bridges
D. McGuire
Farmers’ Society of Equity
Farmers
Madison County
W. H. Falls
Johnson & Powell
Dudley
Uhmow
Nick Sarcey
Sarcey
Lorenz
Tecate
CL. Utley
Charles Trwin
Missoula
James McKenle
Lodge of Maccabees
Menaie
Rochester
Luailie Knight
Evans
Philipsburg News In Briefs From Hall To California Visit
Philipsburg January 16 Thomas McCarty of Hall was in the city on business Bir Freeman Tinklepaigh of Hall visits her sister-in-law Mrs M E Rost of this city John Roda and Oral J Berry from Rock Creek district attend the installation of officers of the Royal Arch Masons The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church was entertained at Mrs Willan Be Calhoun home about 30 members and guests were present Arrangements were made to hold suppers on January 30 Jacob Franzman of this city left for California to spend the remainder of the winter
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Philipsburg
Thomas McCarty
Hall
Freeman Tinklepaigh
M. E. Rost
John Roda
Oral J. Berry
Rock Creek
oMcers
Royal Arch Masons
Ladies’ Ald Society
The
Methodist Church
Willan Be Calhoun
Jacob Franzman
California
First Methodist
Episcopal Church
Oak and
Third Strets
John ‘X
Meeke
Third Street
D. R. MacRae
J. W. Tait
Tsou
John Gregory
Jennie Watkins
George McGregor
B'o'elock
Local notes on Panama exposition visitors and Royal Arch Masons
Dina observes points of interest in the state at the Panama exposition while Vanes Huddleston travels to Philadelphia with his brother Charles for an operation. Professor Hamilton captivates the audience with European domestic life. Hope chapter No 10 Masons installs new officers at Masonic hall, followed by a loan and social games. Mrs Colling hosts cards for visitors from Great Falls and Missoula. a Turkheon is served. A Five Hundred party ends with a late luncheon. Ladies listed include Mrs Porra Moore Gannon and others. A Phoenix hotel dance hosts about 20 young people with a red-lit hall. Mountain View hive No 2 installs officers at old Masonic hall, with a banquet after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanes Huddleston
Philipaburs
Philadelphia
Charles
Hamilton
Masonic Hall
Meh
Gannon
Charles Collins
Linstadt
Leishman
Bowen
CA. Pice
M. Durfee
Mes
Eagar P. Bale
Phena
Durfee
Matten
Ia. McDougal
Charlotte Harris
Ador
Ance
Thomas Barr
Bair King
Ner Sentinel
Mire Hannah Nessim
Bernice Duffy
Joseph Hayward
Jesse Kennedy
Jack Loses Suit Against Milwaukee Railroad
In Deer Lodge on January 16 the jury found for the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway in the case by George Jack for damages after a fall from a box car. Attorneys for Jack had 99 days to prepare bill of exceptions. The term adjourned to day 23 with Judge Winston expected to preside next. The jurors thanked Judge Erikson for consideration.
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Deer Lodge
George Jack
St. Paul
Jack
Winston Wil
Erikson
Erickson
Lewistown News Report Highlights Bespoke Local Events
Jacob Chandler returns from Rochester improved in health after an operation. The Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters held a joint installation banquet for 69 members at the new hall, with Edgar G. Warden presiding and remarks by Minnie J. Ritch, R. G. Jackson, J. C. Miller, Te Martin, and W. S. Smith. Roy Ayers travels to Dillon for a case before Judge Poin Dexter. Judge Foley marries Ainett George to Cecelia Copeland in Milwaukee. Fergus county’s Better Babies contest sees entrants and future diplomas, medals, and bank deposits. City students, aided by others, plan a Mardi Gras show at Judith Theater under Lora Molyneaux’s direction. John Summers, longtime Bitterroot Valley resident, dies in Los Angeles from cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Jacob Chandler
Rackman
Rochester
Afimn
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
New Pythian Hall
Edgar G. Warden
Minnie J. Ritch
R. G. Jackson
J.C. Miller
Te Martin
Smith
City Notes and Birth Announcement from Georgetown Visitor
Jack King visits the city from Georgetown. A daughter was born Friday to Mr and Mrs P J Murphy of Elm Street. Miss Mabel Lewis returns from Germany after study and wartime letters, arriving this morning. A school session noted furniture on hand for the new building and bids for removal of ashes were tabled for next meetings.
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Aft
P. J. Murphy
Elm Street
Mabel Lewis
Germany
New York
Local Voters List Skimmed by Montana Residents
A fragmentary survey of Montanan names appears with residents including William Cobleigh of Bozeman, John N Olson of Butte, M Keough of Deer Lodge, and Le S Wild of Butte, among others, suggesting a published voter or community registry segment.
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William Cobleigh
Bozeman
John N. Olson
Butte
Bennett
Deerania
M. Keough
Deer Lada BF Polis
Fred Mt. Ferrell
Falls
le S. Wild
Food Adulteration Lecture At Bozeman Club Meet
Professor W M Cobleigh head of chemistry at Montana State College spoke on Food Adulteration at the Woman's Club in the high school auditorium. He traced pure food laws noting labeling over fixed chemistry and warned against false advertising. He urged sanitary factory inspection and local vigilance to prevent epidemics, citing baking powders preservatives and alum safety debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Cobleigh
Bozeman
State Board of Health
Woman's Club
Cobleigh
Ted
Pliny
Naples
HL. W. Wiley
Healtt
Remsen
Tulad Sr Allen
Federal Bureau
Neetines
Anaconda church schedules and notices
Church services across Anaconda list St Mark’s Episcopal at six main sites with multiple daily services and Sunday school. Rev C A Foreman preaches in the morning, and First Baptist and Our Savior’s Norwegian Lutheran present sermons and activities. Community notices invite attendance and note midweek classes, with thanks to supporters after a bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Main Streets
Ara. Hutchens
C. A. Foreman
Albuquerque
N. MI
The
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
First Baptist Church
Fifth and Locust Streets
A. A. Mainwaring
D. D
Our Savior’s
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Chestnut and
East
Reets
Lars Sherven
Ham
First Church of Christ Scientist
Main Street
Niemi-Survizor and Hona Joki Wed in Southern Cross
Richard Niemi and Miss Hona Servi Joki both of Southern Cross were married yesterday evening by the Rev. J. L. Craig. The witnesses were Mrs. Craig and James Hayes.
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Richard Niemi
Hona Servi- Joki
Southern Cross
Craig
Craig An James Hayes
Joint Installation by Hibernians and Daughters of Erin
After a regular division meeting the Ancient Order of Hibernians and Ladies Auxiliary held a joint installation at Jarke hall with Shields orchestra. James White installed A O H officers and Mrs. William Kelliher presided over the Daughters of Erin. Banquet and social program followed with priests from both parishes attending and performances by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Lodge
Aux. Mary
Arangements
Jarke
Shields
James White
William Kelliher
Mary Brennen
Mary A. Romane
Kati Larkin
Mary H. Johnson
Rose Marron
Margot O'Neill
Johanna Keough
Joseph FE. McDonnell
Fathers Coopman
McCormick
Moroney
Katie Larkin
James Doran
Dan Lyons
Fa Devine
T. J. Kelly
Frank Fitzpatrick
James’ Dolly
Eat Less and Take Salts for Kidney Health Ad
A vintage advertisement urges Americans to guard against kidney trouble by eating less and using Jad Salts. It claims overwork of kidneys from rich foods causes uric acid buildup, leading to bladder weakness and general health decline. The remedy recommends four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in water before breakfast to flush and thin clogged kidneys. The ad touts Jad Salts as inexpensive, tasty, and safe for home use.
Papes Cold Compound Claims Rapid Cold Relief
An advertisement promotes Papes Cold Compound as a fast remedy to break a cold in hours by dosing every two hours for three doses. It promises quick relief of nasal congestion headache feverishness sore throat and sneezing and asserts the product costs 25 cents at any drugstore with a genuine label.
St Jacobs Oil Advertises Quick Backache Relief
An old ad promises instant relief from lumbago and back pain using St Jacobs Oil. It claims quick curing effects after rubbing the oil on the back, relieving soreness stiffness and tenderness, suitable for sciatica neuralgia rheumatism and sprains, with a note about safety and harmlessness.
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St. Jacobs Oil
St. Jacobs
St. Jacobs Oi
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Ise
Stevensvill
Dillon News
Episcopal Church Board OF Missions
Isuesday
W. F. Faber
D. Hooker
Board of Messions
Belgrade News
Baker’s Cocoa
Walter Baker & CO. Limited
Dorchester
Mass
Pioneer Stockman
Drummond News
Twin Bridges News
Philipsburg News
Milwaukee Railroad
Lewistown News
Joan Summers
Jan
John Summers
Los Angeles
Jack King
Georgetown
the Montans
Anaconda News
W. M. Comleigh
Fe'saids
Ascom
Chirch
Sixth
Cedar Streets
E. Franzen
Bell
Swedish Baptist Church
Comer Fifth
Rheosophical Society
Palace Block
E. B. Cullinic
Lovlock
Order of Foresters, Wood
Michael O'Brien
Niemi
Hibernians
Jon Nummer
Ladd
Pape
Grippe
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