Dillon to Host Four Hoop Games This Week
Dillon plans four basketball games at Dillon with Montana State Normal facing School of Mines and Beaverhead County High School meeting Anaconda High. Beavers seek improved shooting after recent losses while regular city contests run Wednesday and Thursday. Second semester opens with steady attendance, and changes include staff resignations and new hires at Beaverhead schools.
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School of Mines
Beaverhead
Igh
Beavers
Anaconda High
Anaconda
Mount St Chariew
Dillon
Jan
Misa Frances ' Erle Haw
Beaverhead County
Bankers Indorse Quality Program at Bozeman Convention
The Associated Press reports at Bozeman that Montana State College’s plan to boost high quality farm products for the coming year won strong backing from bankers at the banker farmer convention. D H Otis of the American Bankers Association cites Montana’s leadership in a national movement pairing bankers, farmers and the State Agricultural College to improve farming through clubs, livestock, crops, and pure weed standards. Bankers in 18 counties aided better livestock and poultry and 26 counties supported crop improvement and club work, with financial help to Montana’s exhibit at the International Rain and Hay Show, which won 31 percent of the premiums.
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Associated Press
Bozeman
Montana State College
Banker-Farmer
D. H._ Otis
American Bankers’ Association
Montana
State Agricultural College
H. S Buell of
Social 500 and 300 gatherings in White Sulphur Springs
A detailed society page from White Sulphur Springs highlights two charity friendly games. Mrs Cyrus Allen and Mrs Fred Mayn hosted a 500 afternoon with four tables and prizes of glassware and towels. A 300 party by Mr and Mrs C C Burnam offered prizes and a lavish evening repast, with local residents listed as attendees and celebrants.
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Whir Sulphur Springs
Cyrus i Allen
Fred Mayn
Mayn
Murray Hill
Mra Ba’ Ailen
Anna Hartfield
FR. G. Wight
Berth Nicholson
T. J. Winters
William Schaftarsick
Richard Manger
John F. Johnston
Spencer J. Crosby
Arthur Ford
Walter Mayn
Ed Allen
Maud Eberhard
Dorothy" Nicholson
Butte
Boise
Idaho
W. Ellwyn Shaw
Wort Logan
Emma Dreidkin
Helena
Charlies “Smith
Four Mile
Spokane
Andrew Erickson
Ringling
White Sulphur Springs
Trustege
John Lucas
J.B. McReynolds
J. H. Healey
Bozeman
Sulphur Springs
Healy
Florida
Richard Ringling
James Doggett
Fort Logan
Jap Stewart
C. C. Burnam
Bere Ward
Smayn
L. Jimison
Sam Johnson
C. L. Jimison
H.J. Long
Prison Board Considers Per Diem for Montana Prisoners
Montana board of prison commissioners heard Warden Middleton propose a plan to house 100 male inmates at 1 dollar per day per head, excluding bedding and tobacco. The inspector, after his Montana visit, appeared satisfied and will raise the matter with Washington officials on return.
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Associated Press
Helena, Jr
State Board of Prison
Middleton
Board of Prison Commissioners
Washington
Montana
Legion Auxiliary installs officers in Deer Lodge
The Deer Lodge Legion Auxiliary held a luncheon at the Hotel Deer Lodge where Mrs Claude Benton installed Mrs CE Larable as president, Mrs George Kearney as vice president, and Mrs J T Josephson as secretary. Ruth Phelps played piano, Leona Lamb sang, and past presidents were honored with silver vases.
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Deer Lodge
Law Auxiliary of the American Legion
Claude Benton
CE. Larable
George Kearney
J.T. Josephson
Me. Benton
Ruth Phelps
Leona Lamb
Coleman Mulcahy
Edward Royer
Charles
Anaconda Schools Announce Semester Exam Schedule
Anaconda schools end the first semester next Friday with exams this week. Examinations will be held for high school classes by period Thursday and Friday under Principal S D Rice. AM papers will be graded to start the new semester Monday. Grade school exams began last Friday and continue until Friday noon.
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Anaconda
On & Dar
D. Rice
Pinamanders, Pickers win three in rough match night
Pinamanders on the Wildcat and Hunthausen Grocery teams took two of three games, while the Pin Pickers outclassed the Splits in three rolled high. The Allin Lumber Hunthausen Grocery match featured varied results with several top scores and a close three-game set.
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Hunthausen
Nooren
Sean Allin Lumbe
Gresovich
Beatie Jason
Ite
Hentichtin
Meiride
Sommerhauser
Martin
Ie Durkin
Marek Is
Ia Wenger
Andes Lenswe
McDonald
Gwennouse
Anaconda Resident Guilbault Found Dead in Cabin
Ezial Guilbault a 79 year old Anaconda resident born in Montreal was found dead at his cabin 407 Chestnut street by neighbors at noon after a morning fire attempt. He had lived in the town for 25 years and is survived by a daughter Mrs St Henderson of Melbourne and two nephews Alcide and Victor Gulibault. Coroner McGreevey said no inquest will be held.
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Guilbault
Anaconda
Chestnut Street
Tiat Guilbault
Montreal
Canada
St Henderson
Melbourne
Wash
Alcide Gulibault
J. H. Strains Company
Shakespeare travesty lead by Clayton Drew Players at the Margaret
The Clayton Drew Players present a Shakespeare travesty as their specialty. The troupe, known for versatile performances, showcases modern fare with songs and dancing plus a stylized rendition of Julius Caesar. Also highlighted are thrilling feats and a pink Shakespeare joke and a feature photoplay with actor Giron Wake.
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Margaret Theater
Clayton Drew
Darktown
Former Anacondans Return in Vaudeville
Two former Anaconda residents, Mr. and Harry W. Murray, arrived in Anaconda with the Thin ie the onda troupe and toured the city. They once ran the Empire theater on lower Main, later known as the Family theater, where they staged vaudeville shows and hosted local talent. Mrs. Murray recalled that Mrs. Morris toured there, and the Murrays hoped to reconnect with old friends during their brief visit. Their act heads the Margaret bill in the comedy sketch Jazzing Shakespeare.
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Harry W. Murray
Empire Theater
Anaconda
Murrays
Lower Main
Family Theater
Murray
Mra’ Morris
Margaret Bill
Shakespeare
Seize Large Quantity Of Alleged Liquor Raid At 801 East Park
Officers arrested Mike Dedasovich after a raid at 801 East Park Avenue yesterday afternoon. Police seized about 160 bottles of beer two barrels of wine and a supply of moonshine. Dedasovich posted a $300 bond for his appearance in police court this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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East Park Avenue
Mike Dedasovich
Edmunds Osborne
Tillett
Dedaso
Otarians Celebrate Past Presidents Day at Hotary Club
The Otarians honored former presidents including H.G. Coy Ia V Ben Gee Al Nathan and F. W. Whyte. Coy read a history of the club founded in 1916 noting ten members with three active.
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Hotary Club
Anaconda Woman's Club
Charles Fernaworth
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