Dillon Legion Elects Officers Plans Active Year
Beaverhead post of the American Legion in Dillon holds a reorganization meeting with new officers installed led by Commander James McCollum. Committees are set for Americanization legislation entertainment and cemetery care for veteran dead across wars. Three women veterans are noted among the 55 attendees.
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Mountain View Cemetery
Legion
Legion Auxiliary
T. EB. Gilbert
State Department
James McCollum
George R. Baker
Alex Tait
Joel Jacques
Carl Knudson
W. B. Thackeray
J. B. Cluley
T. W. Gilbert
F. M. Poindexter
J. C. Fuller
McCollum
D. Paris
Joe Wedum
R Curry
Earl Opp
Harvey Soren
Joe Jacques
T. B. Gilrt
E. L. Fairbanks
Vv. Dd. Paddock
C. BE. Wade
George Gosman
Doris Summers
A. C. Morrow
Katherine
Harriet Kingsley
Katherine G. MacGregor
United States Service
Moonshine Still Found By Two Sheriffs Near Carter Creek
Beaverhead Sheriff Dan Mooney and Madison Sheriff Frank Metzel discovered a modern 75 gallon still on a homesteader cabin at the head of Carter creek near the Madison county line. The unit sit on a concrete base with brick and concrete walls and a gravity fed water system from a creek through a 125 foot flume. No arrests were made as owners were absent.
Beaverhead Pioneer to Be Buried Today
Funeral services for Steve Lasich longtime Beaverhead rancher will be at 10 a m tomorrow at St Rose Catholic Church with Father F X Leschner officiating. Interment follows in Mountain View Cemetery. Born in Venice Austria on April 30 1856 he naturalized in 1883 and settled in Beaverhead county 44 years ago. He is survived by his wife three sons and three daughters.
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Dillon
Steve Lasich
St. Rose Catholic Church
F. X. Leschner
Mountain View Cemetery
Venice
Austria
America
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead Valley
Dillon Basketball Schedule Divides Local Interest
Dillon on January 29 Interest of town fans splits between Montana State Normal College and the nearby rivals as the schedule focuses on upcoming basketball games.
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Dillon
Montana State Normal College
Notice of Closing of Registration for School Election
Notice under 1919 Montana law that the school election set for April 3 1926 will have its registration books closed February 16 1926 at 5 p m Electors may register with the county clerk at the Anaconda courthouse or with a county registrar Any elector who voted in the November 4 1924 general election is not required to re register Margaret Callan Ex Officio County Registrar Deer Lodge County Montana
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Ontana
Anaconda
Margaret Callan
Deer Lodge
Montana
Mines and Beaverhead-Anaconda Rivalry Set for Tomorrow Night
The School of Mines faces Beaverhead at Normal gym starting at 8. The Normal Mines will not have a preliminary. a training school quintet and the high school Midgets will curtain the evening at Beaverhead High School.
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School of Mines
Beaverhead High
Registration Books 10 Close for Dillon City Election
John H Baker Dillon county clerk warns electors that registration books close at 5 PM February 19 for the April 5 Dillon city election. Electors may register at the county clerk's courthouse office. Salvation Army officers leave Dillon for Havre as post is discontinued by state headquarters after advisory board request.
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Dillon
Nadeau
Mull
Salvation Army Corps
Havre
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Matron Louise Shaeffer Laid To Rest In Dillon
Funeral services for Mrs. Louise Shaeffer pioneer matron of Dillon were held at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev. Carl Knudson officiating. Interment followed in Mountain View cemetery after her death in Great Falls Tuesday.
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Dillon
Louise Shaeffer
Great Falls
Methodist Episcopal Church
Carl Knudson
Mountain View Cemetery
Dillon Notes Report Local Officials And Visitors
Judge Henry G. Rodgers and Court Stenographer Frank Willis returned from Boulder after a district court session. Visitors include J N Hagenbarth of Spencer Idaho and Cliff Morton of Butte. Busy day with exams and business visits to Lima and Dillon. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Corrin.
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Dillon
Henry G. Rodgers
Frank Willis
Boulder
District Court
J. N. Hagenbarth
Spencer
Idaho
D. C. Woods
N. Darringer
McHeasor
F. E. Williams
Lima
R. N. Hawkins
Beaverhead County
Wilfred White
Missoula
Alexander Nelson
Butte
A. L. Anderson
Clarence Corrin
Cliff Morton
Lee Tower
William Wells
Iowa
Arthur Graeter
Livingston attorney loses bank stock case in Montana
In Helena a jury awarded John Sanderson receiver of Northwestern National Bank $4,200 plus interest from Oct 29, 1924, against Wilroy C. Miller of Livingston son of Judge H. J. Miller. Miller had denied stock ownership claiming sale to an Livingston insurance agent. The agent testified he only held an option on the stock in escrow and later failed to sell it.
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Associated Press
Helena
Bourquin
United States District Court
Wilroy C. Miller
Livingston
H. J. Miller
John Sanderson
Northwestern National Bank
Comptroller of the Treasury
Miller
Hildreth
Bank R
Sanders county ouster hearing for three commissioners
Ouster proceedings against Hugh R. Stephens W R Russell and F B Beers Sanders county Montana commissioners were heard by Judge James M Self with A A Alvord county attorney and N Davidson assistant attorney general present A demurrer by defense was overruled and trial was set for February 16 with Stephens Russell and Beers to appear in order Each faces charges of misapplication of funds totaling about 3000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Thompson Falls
Mont
Hugh R. Stephens
W. R. Russell
F. B. Beers
Sanders County
James M. Self
N. Davidson
Montana
A. A. Alvord
A. S. Ainsworth
Stephens
Russell
Beers
Alvord
Walsh 15 Fined for Disturbance at Turf Cafe
James Walsh was tried before Justice James Pringle and found guilty of malicious mischief. He received a $20 fine after testimony from Officer Dick Matchett and two Turf cafe employees that he pulled moulding from a booth mirror.
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James Walsh
James Pringle
Dick Matchett
Turf Cafe
Walsh
Mississippi Senate blocks Greek letter fraternity bill
The Mississippi senate voted 21 to 16 to defeat a measure permitting Greek letter fraternities at state colleges and universities. The action taken in Jackson, Mass., on January 29.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Mass
Mississippi Senate Today
Deer Lodge Bowler Duo Wins State Championship Double Match
Bill Wallis and Charlie Shadduck, former state double champions, won the six game double match at Harrison alley with 2 228 pins. Roy Whaley and Lee Williams placed second with 2 129 pins as Deer Lodge prepares for the inter city tournament against Butte and Anaconda.
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Deer Lodge
Bill Wallis
Charlie Shadduck
Harrison Alley
Roy Whaley
Lee Williams
Earl Bensch
Pat Keeley
Butte
Anaconda
Legion Auxiliary to Sell Cooked Foods at Milwaukee Market
Deer Lodge will host a cooked food sale by the American Legion auxiliary on Saturday January 30 at 1 30 PM to raise funds for ex service men at Fort Harrison and other hospitals. The group emphasizes a strong effort to ensure the sale succeeds.
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Deer Lodge
Fort Harrison
Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion
Milwaukee Market
Deer Lodge Creamery Owner Returns From Mayo Hospital
John Olsen, Deer Lodge creamery proprietor, has been treated at Mayo Hospital in Rochester Minnesota since September. He is expected to return to Deer Lodge on February 3, according to word received by friends.
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Deer Lodge
John Olsen
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Olsen
Elks to Attend Dance in Anaconda
Deer Lodge Elks No 239 members and friends will motor to Anaconda Saturday evening January 30 to attend the dancing party staged by the club.
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Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Elks
Anaconda
Church Services in Deer Lodge January 31
Deer Lodge churches report Sunday services proceed as usual except St James Episcopal because Rev Franklin L. Gibson is in Detroit with his mother ill. Presbyterian class at 9:45 and sermon at 11 led by Rev F C Phelps. other churches list Bible classes, sermons, and junior endeavors. Catholic Mass offered at 8 and 10:30 with Immaculate Conception.
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Deer Lodge
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Franklin L. Gibson
Detroit
Mich
Presbyterian
F. C. Phelps
Burh Gilpin
Method'st — School of Religious Education
W. W. McConnell
Epworth League
Immaculate Conception
Local notes from Deer Lodge and region
Deer Lodge and nearby towns report births and visits. Herbert Baker welcomed a girl. Ross Mullen and Grace Holt become parents in Gillette. Local residents including Elenor Bien, Hazel Pugh, Otto Weller, A P Willett, Whitcomb, and Peter Miller appear in town and on errands. A Race Track dance offers music and admission.
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Deer Lodge
Herbert Baker
Will'am J. Knop
Garrison
Elenor Bien
Butte
Gladys Huffman
Ross Mullen
Gillette
Wyors
Mullen
Grace Holt
Hazel Pugh
Murray’s Hospital
W. R. Pugh
Otto Weller
Wisconsin
Minnesota
A. P. Willett
Townsend
A. . Whitcomb
Helena
T. L
J. J. Dooley
Hall
France
Java
Wood
Avery
Idaho
W. E. Perkins
Upper Valley
A. V Finley
Eridey
Peter M'ller
Drummond
M. BE. Anderson
Emmet Russell
Paul Hertz
Vodka Production Plans Grow in Soviet Russia
Moscow reports 75,000,000 gallons of vodka and 5,000,000 gallons of brandy and 60 percent liquors to be produced in 1926. Estimated production cost is $250,000,000 with state revenue around $175,000,000.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Ten Anaconda Bowler Teams Enter Inter-city Tourney
Anaconda sends ten teams to the Inter-city match at Butte YMCA alleys starting Monday evening. Teams include Ellis led by Tucker and Schlichting, Kiwanis with Wenger and Allen, Essex with Burris and McDonald, Peckover Coal with Elmer Swanson and Domitrovich, City Drug Co with Ugrin and Jurich, Hunthausen Grocery with Hunt hausen and Somerhauser, Icemen with Martin and Tescher, Fitzgerald Fruit with Gallagher and Dooley, Goodfriends with Carlson and Wills, Goosetown with Gregovich and Dolin.
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Anaconda
Butte
Ellis
Earl Tucker
Martin Schlichting
P. J. Finnegan
Seth Mickelow
Will Schmidt
Kiwanis
Ed Wenger
Charles Allen
W. D. Kendrick
R. A. Kelly
Charles Smet
Essex
Gene Burris
Frank McDonald
John
Walter Roney
Art Hayes
Peckover Coal Co
Elmer
Bill Swanson
Rudy Domitrovich
Charles Callan
City Drug Co
Steve Ugrin
Hans Bergen
Frank Jurich
W. C. Latimer
Tony Gregovich
Hunthausen Grocery
A. G. Hunthausen
Herrman Somerhauser
Charles Mclaughlin
McBride
James Rowe
W. Petritz
Icemen
William Martin
Charles Tescher
James McGuire
Harry Neal
Hugh Young
Fitzgerald Fruit
John Gallagher
William Dooley
John O'Keefe
Tom Leonard
Rudy Swanson
Patrick Fitzgerald
Goodfriends
Carl Carlson
Herbert Carlson
Clarence Wills
Barney Tidd
Karl Tidd
George
Anaconda Health Report Details Mild Diseases and Milk Tests
City Health Officer Dr. Gail R. Soper reports Anaconda conditions are generally good with some whooping cough and chicken pox but no serious illnesses. Milk tests from dealers and cafes show butter fat levels with several items above and below 3.4 percent. The city plans regular milk tests and potential dairy inspections, with an inspector to be considered at the next Monday council meeting.
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Anaconda
Gail R. Soper
C. W. Smith
Soper
Nick Verlanic
Holmes
John Conners
Benninger
James Howard
Pete Lazetich
Sam Jones
Purity Dairy
Norris
John Verianic
Lloyd Day
Lost Creek Dairy
William MacMonigle
Plaza Cafe
Montana Hotel
Garden Cafe
Turf Cafe
Waldorf Case
Colored man Ira Smith jailed on petit larceny charge
Ira Smith, colored, was arrested last night by city police on a petit larceny charge filed by City Attorney J. B. C. Knight. Police report a heating stove stolen from a shed behind Mrs. H. Bothwell’s home at 102 North Oak Street and found with other items at 311 East Front Street.
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Ira Smith
Justice Pringle
J. B. C. Knight
H. Bothwell
North Oak Street
Smith
East Front Street
Richard Christman
John Nesbit
Osborne
Edmunds
Nels Larsen
Murphy
Larsen
East End
John McHersons
D A R Benefit Card Party Planned at Montana Hotel
Anaconda’s D A R chapter hosts a benefit card party at the Montana hotel this evening to raise funds for Warm Springs and Fort Harrison veterans gifts. Proceeds support disabled veterans, Boy Scouts, and local drives with reservations through Mrs. W. B. Rodgers.
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Anaconda
Montana
Warm Springs
Fort Harrison Hospital
Boy Scouts
W. B. Rodgers
Otis Harlan on Comedy Then and Now at the Margaret
Otis Harlan compares early screen comedy to modern methods in the Fox film Lightnin at the Margaret theater. He notes today’s lack of lines and audience feedback, stressing that screen humor must be logical and self-contained as performances are recorded and distributed globally.
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Otis Harlan
Zeb
William Fox
John Golden
Lightnin
Margaret Theater
Mr. Harlan
Otis
Anacondans Attend Matron Chambers Funeral
Anacondans traveled to Bozeman to attend the funeral of Mrs. James R. Chambers, former Anaconda resident who died in San Francisco last Saturday. The cortege included Mr. and Mrs. Charles McLaughlin, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Walker, Miss Nellie Shea, Miss Mary McDonald, Father Coopman, and Robert Converse. The body left California Tuesday and arrived in Bozeman Thursday. the funeral was to be held there this morning.
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Bozeman
James R. Chambers
San Francisco
Charles McLaughlin
Ira Walker
Nellie Shea
Mary McDonald
Father Coopman
Robert Converse
Chambers
Anaconda
California
Two Men Received 60 Day County Jail Sentences
Two alleged vagrants were each sentenced to 60 days in the county jail by Justice of the Peace Edwin Henried after yesterday’s trial. Cap Wellesley was arrested on a complaint by Frank Fitzgerald and Dennis Sullivan on a city officers complaint.
End Bunion Pain Forever and Vein Reduction
A short health ad promotes Moone's Emerald Oil as a simple inexpensive remedy for inflamed toe joints and swollen veins. It assures relief with night and morning application and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Do not accept substitutes from druggists.
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Moone
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World War Veterans Plan
Beaverhead
John 8. Baker
Bureau
VPTS
Kantner
H. Harris
Steinberger
Sadorus
Anaconda News
GARD
D. A.R
THE
Margaret
Ary Sale
U. K
E. Park
Enney Department
Ye JC
East Park
A. O. H. Hall
R. B. Abbott Company
P.j.finnegan Co. Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Oak Phone
C.A. Tuttle CO
East Park Telephone
United States Mail
Helmville
Ovando
Hogg Transfer Company
Swuuyseu
Maciintyre’s Outfitters For Men and
East Park Ave
W. L. Douglas Shoes
Gunther
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