Girls and Boys Basketball Tonight at Molwadrh High
Scholastics face Mine Team in two games set for eight o clock. Girls and boys rosters list Regina Trotter Maryel Coulter Helen Coulter Mamie ONeil Hallie Bowman Edna Moore Lillian Martin Bernice Geraldine Selfridge plus captains and guards. Mines features Giluin Capelin Clinch McLaughlin Grunert with Brulo Kane and Frank Foote contending. Scholastics lineup includes Tuohy McDonald Irwin Captain Phillips Fred Brooke Bergstrom. Officials Marvin Wallace Earle Hanlen and Merriman Hudson.
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Luam
Anatonia
Butte
Regina ‘Trotter
Maryel Coulter
Helen Coulter
Mamie O'Neil
Hallie Bowman
Edna Moore
Manmire Kelly
Lillian Martin
Wille. Suit
Helena
Montana Wesleyan
Mines
Giluin
Capelin
Clinch
McLaughlin
Grunert
Brulo
Kane
Frank Foote
Mok
Tuohy
McDonald
Irwin
Saner
Phillips
Fred Brooke
Bergstrom
Marvin Wallace
Earle Hanlen
G. M. Merriman
Hudson
Curling cup semifinals set as Arthur faces Harley
In Halte Ratwedny for the Goodale cup, Donald Arthur and J A McMillan skip two rinks with Arthur winning 8 to 0. The McGregor Harley semifinal will decide who faces Arthur’s quintet in the final for the cup. Also news of Missoula curlers organizing events and invitations extended to visiting Garden City players for a weekend in Misoula.
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Bulieert Ing
Donald Arthur
J. A. McMillan Con Tsuing
Thia
J.D. MacGregor
la M. Harley
Lake Plieg
Harley
Arthur
Gartevs
Mlawouls
Maednn
Gull
D. McNtMit
Hite
Gimdiy
Tijshet
Noein Amd
Ecoreet
Meo Gb
Wail
Tee Ay MacGregok
Donald Arthurs
HL Wilson
HL Wilson, Whe Mileones O' Byles d. A. Mesrilan
Ster
New Players Arrive at School of Mines Tryouts
Reports detail new players joining the School of Mines for workouts ahead of a key upcoming game. Captain Githan, a standout performer, has been sidelined by an injury, with practice focusing on rebuilding strength. Bruly and Kano are among forwards vying for spots as the squad drills intensify under coach Helena Jase. The team eyes the upcoming test against a Wisht rival, aiming to improve after recent scrimmage difficulties.
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Minex
Gutwite
Cowie Vontest
Thair
Githan
Tean
Wnong
Helena
Gibnor
United States
International Court of Arbitration
Hague
Newfoundland
Wrisen Rea
Canada
Buckingham
Palace
Anaconda Will Go Tonight Amid Local Spotlight
A fragmented report notes Anaconda on track tonight with a nearby lineup including Singers and teams. Center Sener and Cupinln Bhit figure among names while Iron and Runde appear in the brief.
Hourses on Track Dominate Races at City Park Meet
Unsigned race card lists multiple events with winners and placements. Notable wins include Troquats by hirs furlonge Belles and Wing Thay at Down Patrick, with times ranging from 1 40 to 1 51. Other results show Ripsid Winter and Coltoquy among early winners as City Park fixtures run through six furlongs to a mile and a half.
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Bows
Tuoriiano
Jbill Boon
Urd Ormonde
Thue
Wing Thay
Patrick
Judge Nelson
Ripsid Wintler
Fred Bent
Johnny Lyons
Gromahol
Rolain
Rosy Light Thrird
Gi Accund
Sme
Vag
Marian ‘Wrimeling
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City Park
Hoxane
Thor
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Moale Carly
Pete Vin
Peter Becker
Rave
Coltoquy
Lens Secant
Apache
Dus
Fore
Sea
Shayespare
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Stone Man
Green Seal
Lord Lovett
Thing
Lad of Langdon
Carthage
Bennett Captures Class B Bowling Medal in Thrilling Race
Seventeen Butte bowlers faced off at Thornton for the Class B tenpin medal. Ired Bunnett surged with steady strikes to win by a clear margin, Devine placed second with a 216 in the best game, while Frost Suerry and Buchanan rounded the notable scores. Others bowled but did not finish.
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Butte
Slisle
Bennett
Devine
Frost
Suerry
Buchanan
Howell
James
Jepson
Jovich Vai
Marco ‘Ha
Roselette
Moto
Horrigan
Terraviciia
Hummer
Carleton
Milburn
Burns Palmer bout postponed to February first
London news reports the Burns Palmer boxing match originally set for Wednesday January 31 is rescheduled to February 1. Tommy Burns and Jack Palmer of Newcastle are the principals. The postponement shifts venue timing and fan expectations for the bout debut.
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London
Tommy Burns
Jack Palmer
Newcastle
Fares to St Paul Lower Under New State Laws
North Dakota and Minnesota passenger rail rates fall Feb 1 under new state railroad scales. North Dakota sets 2 cents per mile, Minnesota also 2 cents per mile, lowering first class fare to St Paul by 3.10 compared with other routes. Montana ticket buyers for North Dakota or Minnesota gain from the reductions.
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ST. Paul
North Dakota
Minnesota
Northern Pacific
Montana
Gilbert Evans Arrested on Disturbance Charge Near West Galena
Gilbert Evans was arrested yesterday afternoon on a warrant for disturbance of the peace and quiet of the family of Willan Benky, lying on West Galena street near Dako. The Benkys have frequently been concerned in peace court cases and Evans will appear there this morning.
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Gilbert Evans
Chargls
Willan Benky
West Galenatreet
Dako
Benkye
Peace Court
Evans
St Joseph’s Literary Club Meets in Sorrow
At a Tuesday gathering of St Joseph's Literary Club members voiced deep sorrow over the death of D. J. Hennessy. The chair announced all members should attend the funeral today and named Bisset J White and August Release to present a resolution honoring Hop Nesay.
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St. Joseph's Literary Club
D. J. Hennessy
Bisset
J. White
Py Hop Nesay
Rail lines shut for funeral procession in region
The Great Northern and the Oregon Short Line railroads will suspend service this afternoon at 1:00 as Baume Gfricks to Chobe, with ashes at the North ern Paditie, participate in a funeral at Fronnessy. Local authorities announce closures around the ceremony time.
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Batterty
Paditie
Great Northern
Orego
Juve Amnaconda
King Edward Opens Parliament Amid Suffrage Tension
King Edward read the throne speech in London as suffragists broke through police lines near Westminster. The procession proceeded amid heightened security while the crowd heard foreign policy notes, arbitration talks, and calls for voting rights from protesters.
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West Auhlot
Mdward
Ky Edward Road
Aye Queu Alexandra
Wlate
Prine
Mhingess
Wales
Wats
Westminster
House of Parliament
Sor Mon
Hila
France
Germany
Russia
Kingdom of
Norway
Senator Carter Bill Creates Engineering Experiment Stations
Senator Carter introduced a bill to establish engineering experiment stations at land grant colleges with a 30 000 annual appropriation. Montana Society of Engineers endorses it and Montana voters urge passage. The stations would study mining sanitation water power fuel production gas and coke strength of materials and related research.
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Washington
Carter
Land Grant Colleges
Montana Society of Engineers
Montana
First Train Reaches Forsyth to Harlowton Route
The first train from Milwaukee and St. Paul arrived in Forsyth or Harlowton on Sunday, marking progress in winter construction. The line’s completion differs from expected summer timing, with a small remaining gap near Lawlowton.
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Forsyth
Harlowton
Mibwaukee
St. Paul
Misselyneth
Snall Gap
Lawlowton
The Swift Specific Co cures Catarrh by cleansing blood
Early stage catarrh is a distressing ailment with head pressure ringing ears watery eyes and constant hawking. The ad claims impurities in the blood cause catarrh and that sprays cannot reach the real cause, offering 8 8 8 as a blood cleansing remedy and free book from Atlanta Georgia.
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Eastern terminals linked to Lomard corridor expansion
Eastern terminals between Forsyth and Miles City will connect this week, enabling Milwaukee Road to handle traffic from the east to Lombard via the old Montana railroad from Harlowton to Lombard while Sixteen Mile canyon work finishes. This improves access for canyon material and strategic rail supply from Lombard to Butte, boosting operations.
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Miles City
Milwaukee
Lomard
Montana Railroad
Harlowton
Lombard
Mac
Sixteen Mile Canyon
Canyon
Butte
Case of Chester Smith Nears Jury Verdict
Lewintown Jan 2 The trial of Chester Smith charged with murdering Walter Pairbairne at Pine Grove before Thanksgiving is expected to go to the jury tomorrow night with a possible Friday conclusion. Smith rests on self defense while his lawyers pressed an appeal to the unwritten law as his wife testified about alleged improper relations involving about 30 locals. The courtroom is packed as jurors hear a strong state case and defense efforts.
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Standard
Lewintown
Chester Smith
Walter Pairbairne
Pine Grove
Smith
Herset
Fairbairne
Belknap Reservation benefit bill for 25000 machinery
Washington January 19 The Senate passed Senator Carter's bill granting 25000 for machinery tools and animals to Belknap Reservation Indians to support beet sugar and crop diversification. Funds to be spent under the secretary of the interior with repayment methods set by him. Gallinger opposed but withdrew after debate and bill passed unanimously.
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Standard
Washington
Senate
Carter
Fort Belknap
Secretary of the Interior
Galling
Man shoots self in head in Little Hope tragedy
Special dispatch reports Charles Stephens, a plater, shot Ulmsalt in the head with a .22 revolver last night in Little Hope. The bullet created a large hole but lodged in the skull. Stephens, out of work and in debt, is believed temporarily insane amid troubled domestic relations. his wife and four children, the youngest two weeks old, are noted.
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Belena
Tage
Charles Stephens
Ulmsalt
Stephens
Greeks Charged In Sage Hen Killing Case
Spoclas Dispatch reports from Eyres say three Greeks face charges for killing sage hens, allegedly taking $9 each from Juniler Piper. Deputies Davis and Sonthna mention a related fight involving two Japanese individuals, fined $50 each, and Joe Shaw cited for hunting without a license with a $25 penalty.
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Spoclas
Standard
Kglena
Sonthna
Denuty Coaner
Eyres
Davast
Juniler Piper
Davis
Mignonttn
Joe Shaw
Blakes Presented to President Roosevelt by Dixon
Dispatch to the Standard from Washington states Harold Blake and Webb Blake were presented to President Roosevelt by Senator Dixon. The president greeted them warmly and recalled Montana expeditions, noting he felt entitled to be ranked a Montana citizen.
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The
Standard
Washington
Wall Anaconda
Harold Hinke
Lodan County
Roosevelt
Dixon
Montana
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