Kiwanis club outlines ideals at Deer Lodge anniversary
Deer Lodge Kiwanis marked the eleventh anniversary of International Kiwanis with Henry H. Sayers of Helena detailing the acronym Kiwanis. The gathering noted service goals, community projects, and future plans including a county fair inquiry and waterproof coats for members.
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Deer Lodge
Kiwanis
Henry H. Sayers
Helena Kiwanis Club
International Kiwanis
Sayers
E. M. Keeley
J. H. Mossa
Unit States
Dominion of Canada
Kiwanians
Ela
Thie
Sn Boy Scouts
Kiwanian
Arthur G. Luedeman
Montana
Lube
Niwig
Asbury
W. Th
Eldred
Lee Willis
Mise J Bowen
Last Tribute Paid to Charles Senior in Deer Lodge
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist church for Charles Senior a long time county resident since 1880 who died of heart failure near Avon. Rev W W McConnell officiated with pallbearers George Dana Larn Beck Peter Louquet George Brander Henry Knight and John Benson. Interment was in Villcrest cemetery.
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Henry Knight
John Benson
Villcrest' Cemetery
Veterans of World War II Dinner in Deer Lodge
Powell post No 10 of the American Legion sponsors a dinner Thursday at Hotel Deer Lodge at 6 30 pm with all legionnaires invited. An ex serviceman guest will attend though not a member. The post covers Helmville Avon Elliston Warm Springs and Galenex with about 60 expected. L vice commander to preside. The discussion includes bringing boy boxers from Butte to Deer Lodge.
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Butte
Registered Bull Headed for Ovando Herd Expansion
Deer Lodge January 19. Anton Jacobson of Ovando bought a registered shorthorn bull calf to head his herd. The sale was handled by William T. Beaumont, Powell County professor and noted registered-stock breeder. The dam traced to Barrington's Best and the sire to Cramina Model.
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Deer Lodge
Anton” Jacobson
Ovando
William T. Beaumont
Powell County
Barington
Crarina
Moose Lodge Card Party Planned for Jan 20 Meeting
The Moose lodge schedules a card party on Wednesday evening Jan 20 replacing the regular meeting. Revenue from the event supports the Professional Women's club’s supper plans and community activities.
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Moose
Moose Lodge
Boulder News Notes A Boulder
Boulder residents and visitors are noted traveling between Helena, Butte, and nearby towns. Mrs. Ed McCalley attended a funeral in Helena with family, while families like Johnsons, Wickhams, and McGowns were seen visiting or returning from trips to Butte, Helena, and Virginia City. Local social visits included concerts, family news, and children traveling with parents to host communities during the week.
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Francis Wickham
Jim McGown
John Mountjoy
Paul Smith
Cardwal Wriday
Ana’tardwel
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Mbutte
Clillam Carpenter
Logan
George Beck
Lewie Sanders
Mise Chae Totte Bailey
Basin
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Adors
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Mary San Pico
Virginia City
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Bitter Root Taxpayers Opposed To County Agent
The Ravalli county Taxpayers league held its annual meeting at the courthouse with about 15 attending. Discussion focused on appointing a county agent, with opposition rising due to tax concerns. a resolution opposing the move was to be drafted for the county commissioners.
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Bitter Root News League OF Taxpayers
Hamilton
Taxpayers’ League of
Ravalli County
Tucker
Agricuture Extension Bureau
Board of County Commissioners
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Dogherty
Tanenwich
Glaus
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Corealis
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Windon
Pollinger
Institut
Board of County” Commissioners
Honors Divided As Hamilton Hoops Edge Darby
Hamilton built a four point halftime deficit into a one point victory over Darby Friday night as the squad shows improved form. The Hamilton boys improved since their last game and appear poised for more cups, while the Darby boys left proud in defeat. The Hamilton girls also played, losing to the Hamilton girls, though they ended with some success.
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Hamilton
Tearm
Darby Boys
Hamilton Girls
Hamilton Girl Scouts Given Decorations at Meeting
At a Hamilton gathering, several Girl Scouts received merit badges. Honorees include Leona Carls as homemaker and health winner, Dorothy Brooks as craftsman and signaling, Elizabeth Mannis for signaling and firefighting, and June Hartley noted as health winner. Mrs George Boldt presented the awards with a brief talk by Mrs Fred T. Parker, Scout commissioner.
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Hamilton
Scout Commission
Leona Carls
Dorothy Brooks
Elizabeth Mannis
June Hartley
George Boldt
Fred T. Parker
Barrs Celebrate Golden Wedding at Corvallis Home
Jan 19 Corvallis reports the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs James Barr. A Saturday gathering at their Eorvalile home drew children grandchildren and great grandchildren. Absent children sent greetings. The couple wed January 16 1876 at Molton Town later relocating to Montana in 1884.
Corvallis Contractor Barr Sums Era of Local Buildings
In Corvallis Mr Barr has built or supervised construction of the old schoolhome, the new school building, and other structures, marking his recent seventh birthday. The anniversary drew families including Mr Reed of Lolo and Mrs Cochran of Darby among others. A separate note mentions a moving buying trip to St Louis Chicago and Mt Maun and Tawney’s return to a hardware post.
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Darby
John Q. Adams
Harvey Reed
William Lippert
Antile Company
St Louis
Chicago
Mt. Maul
David ‘Taweney
Tories
Cmard
William Sargent
Butte
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Aes
Messda Rare
Valley Pioneer Laid At Final Rest In Corvallis
Corvallis mourns Mrs J L Humble a Ton Angeles emigrant who spent 44 years near Corvallis. Funeral held at 2 pm conducted by Rev J E Parker with choir. interment in Corvallis cemetery. Survivors include Wilbur, Mrs Thomas Chaffin, Barnett Wilkerson, Homer Kelly and others. Corvallis Nugget high school paper and local notes follow.
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Corvallis
J. L. Humble
Itter Root
Ton Angeles
United Church
J. E. Parker
Game fund balance drops below $100 000
The report shows a game fund balance of 96 458.90 on January financial statements provided by Game official Robert Hill to David Marks. The fund is intended to devolve each year under applicable provisions, with recent figures reflecting the balance after adjustments.
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Jai Oanancial
Gamo
Robert Hill
David Marks
Beaverhead Beaver High to Speak at Conference
Dillon January 19 Beaverhead school has been notified by the boys vocational congress boxeman first week February that a Beaver delegation member will respond to welcomes for Montana high schools. The basketball team may join Boseman contest. a stock judging team from ten boys is planned. senior class attendance is expected. A Hartwig theater program tomorrow and Thursday features Melody Men and a one act comedy Nothing About Much Ado with Ethel Anderson and cast including Darla Les Lee Martinell Bill Orr Lucile Jackson. proceeds support the delegation expenses.
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Mraymond Johnsen
Gearas
Congress
Hartwig Theater
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Melody Men
Misa Ethel Anderson
Darla Les Lee Martinell
Bill Orrand
Lucile Jackson
Arrangements Complete for Agricultural Course Opens
Beaver County high school's agriculture course will open Monday January 25 for six weeks. No entrance requirements and tuition is free. Lectures and demonstrations will be given by State College at Bozeman staff and local experts led by D P Thurber. Morning will cover animal husbandry, afternoon mechanics under Raymond Banks guiding auto work.
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King
D. P. Thurber
Nates
State College
Boseman
Thurber
Raymond Banks
Unclear OCR item hints free courses and Clauson program
Reading fragment indicates a program offering a free course with the gymnasium open to enrollees. It mentionsvera programs of entertainment and that St Clauson will begin immediately after registration. Specific names, places, dates, or organizers are not fully readable.
Funeral for Fred Miller in Mountain View cemetery
Dillon reports funeral rites for Fred Miller a timber worker found in an American Legion lot in Mountain View cemetery. The piece also notes changed playing dates for the City Basket Ball League, a new Cash Meat Market opening on Montana Street, and various local business matters and visits. The dispatch includes scattered local notices and misprinted names from multiple items.
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Dillon
Fred Miller
American Legion
Mountain View Cemetery
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