Carmel hears Browning separation trial opens tomorrow
The long delayed Browning v Browning suit begins in Paramus County Court tomorrow as Edward West Browning, NY realtor, seeks divorce from his 16 year old wife Frances Heenan. Snowbound Carmel buzzes with activity as officials secure the colonial courthouse and Supreme Court Justice Seeger rents a room for the proceedings. An emergency seminary edict frees 125 students aged 8 to 18 from campus with no escort to keep them away from court and drugstore gossip.
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Carmel
Browning
Maroney Cottage
Supreme Court
HF. Seeger
Newburgh
Brew Seminary
Court House
Gosulp
St Ignatius Fractured Skull Fatal To A Hamel
Arthur Hamel 19 son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hamel died after a tree branch struck him during sawing for firewood at 11 am Thursday in St Ignatius He died at 630 pm the same day Funeral services were held Saturday at 230 pm at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev R J Martin officiating
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ST. Ignatius
Arthur Hamel
Joseph Harel
Edward
Joseph Hamel
Methodist Tepiscopal
R. J. Martin
Trio To Present Musical Program In St Ignatius
The Inter-Mountain college musical trio will present an interesting program on February 4 in St. Ignatius. The event is under the auspices of the St. Ignatius Ladies' Aid Society.
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ST. Ignatius
Inter-Mountain College
St. Ignatius Ladies’ Aid Society
Woman's Club to Sponsor Exhibit at St Ignatius
The St Ignatius Woman's club will sponsor an art exhibit open Tuesday through Thursday afternoons with a special Thursday program for the public. News notes report the St Ignatius Ladies Aid entertained by Mrs C J Moody and Mrs R A Griffin at the Moody home. Mr and Mrs G H Beckwith and Miss Billa Coulter traveled to Missoula on a business trip. Oliie Harris of Missoula visited on Monday. Mr and Mrs Frank McElory are parents of a boy born January 15.
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ST. Ignatius
St. Ignatius ‘Woman's Club
C.J. Moody
R.A. Griffin
Moody
A. W. Miller
G. H. Beckwith
Billa Coulter
Mis Soula
Oliie Harris
Missoula
Frank McElory
Increased Travel and Local Visits Highlight Tingling News
Mrs Charles Snodgrass and daughter Lillian returned from an extended Washington visit. Mr and Mrs E P Bruce host guests. Sam Romine sought medical care at Three Forks. Mrs Herman Harder travels to Lewistown to visit daughter Mrs Le A Gibbs. Leonard Burke from Rock Rapids joins Mrs L M Swan. several residents make trips to Bozeman Willow Creek and Butte for business and family. The Spanish government plans to buy about 650 automobiles next year.
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WL. Teaser
Bir
Lit. Swan
Arthur Potter
Bozeman
G. N. Higgins
Butte
Higgins
Wool Growers Association
Boman
I .R. Swan
Aia
John Johnson
White Sulphur Springs
A. Siffert
William Hughes
E.R. Avery
HS. Batchelor
H. Leib
Bitter Root News Forming Group For Hospital Welfare
Hamilton January 23 Following a nurses department meeting at the local hospital an organization was formed to promote the welfare of Bitter Root valley hospital. Mrs Wallace McCrackin is president with Mrs L E Downing as vice president and Mrs J K Monfoe as secretary and press chair. Several departments were set up with two women named as superintendents each covering bedding linen nursery office supplies furnishings surgery and other areas.
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Hamilton
Ina Hamilton
Bitter Hoot Valley
Wallace” McCrackin
L. E. Downing
J. K. Mon
5. D. Taylor
Louis’ Wolts
Mra. N. A
Program Arranged for Club Meeting
Hamilton January 23 The Hamilton Woman's Club plans a school work focused program at the library clubrooms Tuesday afternoon. Members will discuss What Subject Interested Me Most in School and hear talks by Mrs J A Taylor on Marietta Johnsons famous school in Alabama and Mrs Bond Filett on The Dalton Plan. A violin solo by Mrs Hugh Peyton of Seattle is featured and pupil Ben Anderson will sing a solo.
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George Leichner
J. W. Kilpatrick
Hugh Peyton
Seattle
Ben Anderson
Appointments Made on School Faculty in Hamilton
Hamilton January 23 Miss Miex Rather Brakke becomes head of the English department at the Milbank High School, succeeding Miss Frances Mills. Paul General joins as science instructor, replacing John Hammond. Mr Hinchcliffe arrives from Moscow Idaho after study at the University of Idaho.
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Hamilton
Miex Rather Brakke
Milbank
Harliton
Mins Frances Mills
Paul
John Hammond
Hinchcliffe
Moscow
Idaho
University of Idaho
Pythian Sisters Install Ada Temple Officers
Hamilton Jan 23 At their latest meeting Ada temple No 12 Pythian Sisters installed officers led by Mrs Charles Carlstrom New officers include Florence Sorenson Molly Downing M E G Bes Skelton E 8 Tulle McKulp Cora Ritchie manager Ada Burns M of R C Bertha Carlstrom M of Fr Anna Grimes protector Carrie LaCompte guard Mable Sargent Blantet A luncheon was served after the ceremony
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Mable Sargent
Richard H. Daniels Dies at Mineola Farm Faces Pneumonia
Richard H. Daniels died early Wednesday at his Mineola Long Island home from pneumonia after influenza and mastoid trouble. He was a Jersey cattle breeder at Elkhorn Jersey farm and moved to Long Island two years ago after farming in the Bitter Root. Funeral services were held in New York City and the body sent to Chillicothe Ohio for burial.
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Mineola
Long Taland
A. W. Barrere
K. Stewart
Daniel Mr. Daniels
Hamilton Heights
Jersey
Long Island
New York City
Chilecothe
Ohio
Death of Philipsburg prospector Richard Buingle in cabin
Philipsburg Jan 23 Richard Dick Buingle longtime resident and sapphire prospector is found dead in a cabin in the lower town. The cause is not yet determined but heart trouble is suspected as he had poor health the past weeks. He was about 60, lived in Philipsburg 30 years, native of Yania, Masonic member. Survived by a brother in Idaho and a sister in Illinois. No burial arrangements yet. coroner's inquest planned. Body at Carmichael Funeral Parlors.
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Philipsburg
Richard “Dick” Buingle
Sead
Bungle
Philipsburg Woman's Club Holds Meeting
Philipsburg Jan 23 The reg ular Philipsburg Women's club meeting in the Library rooms featured a program led by Mrs Patten with a talk on The Great Women of the Day and a paper on Current Events by Mrs Valls Page. Mrs Ralph McLeod spoke on legislative activity and book reviews by Mrs H Morse. Everett Doe left for Los Angeles with Mrs Doe.
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J. J. Carmicheal
H. J. Morse
Philipsburg
Everett Doe
Los Angeles
Butte
A. Gillis
Joe
Rock Creek
Ralph McLeod
Browning Drama Ends In Separate Ways And Lawsuits
Carmel reporter Alexander C Herman describes real estate magnate Browning and his wife Peaches Heenan Browning facing a divorce suit and multiple damage actions. Mary Spas and Renee Shapiro sue Browning for $500,000 and $100,000 respectively, amid public fascination with their May November romance. Local juez set for trial January 2 with both sides seeking settlement amid sensational headlines.
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Wamage
Browning
Mary
New York
Blast victim dies after quarry dynamite explosion near Cheyenne
Miguel Hidalgo, 35, died at Memorial hospital from injuries from a dynamite blast while tamping at a Horse Creek rock quarry 40 miles north of Cheyenne. Jesus Minin Jesus was treated for shock with no serious injuries.
Measles Fatal for TwoYearOld in Deer Lodge
In Deer Lodge a two year old child of Mr and Mrs August Lightfoot died after a brief measles illness marking the first winter fatality from measles or scarlet fever in Deer Lodge. Health officials report improving contagious disease conditions with several children quarantined but mild cases overall. Store relocation noted as Jameson Vaughn firm plans Deer Lodge store by Feb 1, moving headquarters from Bozeman to Deer Lodge.
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Deer Lodge
Jameson & Vaughn
Bozeman
Sleds and Cutters Reappear In Deer Lodge Streets
Deer Lodge reports a snow covered county forces use of horse drawn sleds and cutters for mobility as snow blocks automobiles. A Masonic Blue lodge meeting in Deer Lodge held a brief third degree demonstration with no business conducted. Local notes include arrivals from Butte and Livingston, a move weekend marriage, and updates from the malice of the Baylor disaster with ten deaths and ten bodies shipped to homes.
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Deer Lodge
Poncar
Deer Lodge Masonic Blue Lodge
Dillon Beaverhead People Praise Butte Convention
Beaverhead attendees listed include Gilbert Oliver Smythe Arnott Whitworth Featherly D. Tite Gilbert Burden Hawkins Dubois Crane Freeman Harkness and many others. Morse elected to executive committee of the Montana wool growers association at the meeting in Butte.
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A. le Leroy Arnott
Gr. Cafer
Johnson
F. J. Bair
H.'s. Mair
Anne Stocher
Womdexter
Terry Browning
Fred Crits
Frank Tite
George A. Whitworth
Fred Featherly
Sam Dilly
T. F. Gilbert
Charles A. Burden
Mra E
George Selway
Eed
R. W. Hoone
W. W. Hawkins
Tom Dubois
BF. Price
Son
H.R. Baumberger
A. Scott
W.M. ‘Sweeney
George Stawart
the Rite Jr
Dale
Joe Merlin
George Whitworth
Ert Orr
Ernest
Richard Freeman
Christian ET. Harkness
Morse
Execuive
Montana Woo
Srowers
Seanel
Plans for Big Show Progressing Fast in Dillon
Dillon January 23 plans for an annual amateur theatrical event by the Prepat Legion. The show, in late February, will feature vaudeville acts and an old fashioned minstrel show, with local talent handling all performances.
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Prepat Legion
Anniville
York
Second Semesters Start at Local Schools
Dillon January 23. Teaverhead county high school and the normal college training school open their second semester tomorrow. Final exams were held last week. No family changes at the high school and only one at the training school. Miss Katherine Kennedy of Caledonia Minnesota, University of Chicago graduate, will teach in the fourth grade.
Special Features For Short Course In Dillon
Jan 23 special features announce lectures by District Forest Supervisor John B Somers on forestry and by Dr J D Leo on disease of poultry. Dillon notes report Montana State Normal basketball next Friday, people visiting, and local ranch activity. Business news from New York notes steady but uneven activity with banking and building trends. Berlin reports rising American advertising methods and shop demonstrations.
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Beaverhead County
John B. Somers
J. D. Leo
Dillon
Montana State Normal
School of Mines
Normal
Etta Be Metzel
Hiss
David Meed
W. M. Schufelt
Bond
Spokane
New York
Berlin
Greeley Outlines Position as Growers Weigh Plans
Salt Lake City January 23 The Associated Press reports that a compromise between livestock interests and the government over grazing fees and forest regulation is expected at the conference opening tomorrow. Agriculture Secretary Jardine will outline the government line while Col A B Greeley of the forestry bureau explains the department’s aim to stabilize grazing in national forests with long term leases and modest fees. The meeting gathers livestock leaders from the National Wool Growers association and the National Livestock association to present a unified stance and seek an equitable fee framework.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
WM. Jardine
Tdaho Falls
Tdaho
Col
A. B Greeley
Forestry Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Foresta
Colonel Greeley
Jardine
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Tutte
Mont
National Livestock Association
Three Forks Notables Visit and Local Events Recap
Three Forks residents and visitors are noted in a village roundup. Harry Sulkt visits Butte, Otto Steverson handles business there, and M Karnes plus C Kallevang travel to/from Butte and Spokane. Ladies’ Aid served a church supper. Others include A E Barnes, J C Langman, and families from Wisconsin and Chicago.
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Three Forks
Ara
Harry Sulkt
Butte
Park Rapids
Minn
Ladies’ Aid Society
Otto Steverson
Drummond
Basin News Briefs Highlight Local Travel and Ill Health
BASIN NEWS BASIN January 23 reports William Dornan traveled to Butte for a few days with acquaintances. George Beck returned from a week in Butte for business and visiting. Fred Dalbec is home from Boulder where he attends high school and is confined to bed with a severe ailment.
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Basin
William Dornan
Butte
Hheads
George Beck
Fred Dalbec
Boulder
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