Rush on New Zinc Plant Despite Severe Cold
Construction of the Anaconda Zinc smelter project proceeds through deep cold. Clifton-Applesate Co. employs 300 workers on excavations and foundations as day and night shifts push ahead for March completion. Concrete and brickwork will form main buildings, with vast steel and brick structures rising despite frozen ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Hoxton & M
Anaconda Company
Joan J. Ryan
Clifton-Applesate Company
Barde
Cliftoncappiegate Company
Haz Seat Stout
Tate
Bolier
Tepises
Tre Pest
Ssala
Caesar
Serapany
Sefoce
Wild animals voyage draws Livingston crowd to Gardiner
A large Livingston crowd rode a special train to Gardiner to view elk deer antelopes and mountain sheep along the Gardiner to Mammoth Hot Springs route. Bobsleds shuttled visitors to Mammoth Hot Springs where thousands of animals filled the landscape.
Republicans Organize Club in Hamilton Courthouse
A Hamilton meeting elected F. W. Jand as chairman and Frank Cone as secretary to form a Republican club. A committee of Kurtz Edwards Tart Homne and Chaffin will draft constitution and bylaws and plan a smoker on Lincoln or Washington's Birthday. The session adjourned for a permanent organization. A separate Women’s Democratic Club gathering drew many new voters as Linda Johnson spoke on party strength and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
F. W. Jand
Meing
Frank Cone
C. Kurtz
T. J. Edwards
H. K. Tart
Clarence Homne
Gene Chaffin
Lincoln
Washington
Women's Democratic Club
Chamber of Commerce
Ha Mon
Lindaht 0 Johnson
Democratic Party
Mar
Valley
Mushbach Reports Stable Game Numbers in District
Deputy state game warden Mushbach reports in his annual district findings that deer elk and bear harvests were modest, with most deer killed in Carbon county and nearly all elk in Park county. He notes increases in beaver and moose on Beartooth and Prayer Mountain preserves, and says snow limited moves but game remained plentiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Lodge
George FE. Mushbach
Carbon
Yellowstone
Big Horn
Sailswater
Park
Sweet Grass
Carbon County
Park County
Mushbach
Prayer Mountain
Prayer Preserve
Beartooth Range
Stillwater River
Wyoming Line
Carebon
Stillwater
Dillon News Highlights Local Visitors and Incidents
Dillon witnesses include J A Lawrence returning to Divide ranch after several days in town. Claire Reardon rushed home from Anaconda due to a menace. Moose lodge chapter No 188% forms with officers to be installed. National director Catenary and Supreme Director Henning attend. W Geary of Lima transacted business in Dillon. Blacksmith Harry Hopper injures leg on icy walk. J F Hank, Twin Falls cattle buyer, completes a deal and leaves. Fr Brenner and son visit from Brenner. Louis Anderson from Sheppard Portland area attends justice court case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Lawrence
Claire Reardon
Formal College
Anaconda
Loyal Order of Moose
Henning
Odd Fellows' Hall
W. Geary
Lima
D Llon
Harry
Hopper
Blacksmith
J. F. Hank
Twin ‘Falls
Brenner
Justice Court
Louis Anderson
Dillon
Sheppard
Portland Cattle
Belgrade Brace for Record Cold and Frozen Pipes
Intensely cold weather grips Belgrade and surrounding valley with many places reporting forty below in the morning. Sunlit days bring clear skies and no wind while water pipes freeze in about half the homes. Snow offers protection to mains but train service is disrupted for the first time. Winter wheat remains in good shape under heavy snow cover. Locals include Mrs J P Diefenderfer and the Penwells returning from Bozeman. Visitors Myra Brakstad and Eliza Drake attend the Belgrade Park counties game. The Woman's club met with Mrs Jacobson presiding. pottery displays and a reading by Mrs J E Wakefield featured. Mr and Mrs Emelkenny return from Sioux City after appendicitis surgery. TE Damerelt returns from St Paul after transporting Poland China hogs. Potters shipments to Seattle and the last double deck car addition are noted along with lightning arrestors being installed at the substation. Other locals including George Spring and E G Gordon travel as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
J. P. Diefenderfer
M. 'W." Penwell
J. E. Wakefield
Thomas Emelkenny
Sioux City
Towa
Emelkamp
TE. H. Damerelt
St. Paul
Potter
Seattle
Astern
Montana
Ventning
George Spring
E.G. Gordon
W. D. Bell
Dalton Risley
Bozeman
Horse breeders school to be held at state college
Following farmers week a state college program will conduct a school for horse breeders on Monday and Tuesday January 39 through February 1. Faculty speakers include Prof. C N Arnett Dr Howard Welch Dr W J Hartman Dr E H Riley Prof M Spaulding and state veterinarian W J Butler.
Address by A C Roecher at Horse Breeders meet
Red Lodge Jan 30—A reorganizing address by A C Roecher Bozeman president of the stallion registration board will be given at the Horse Breeders association meeting. Big moral iy at the First Congregational church will open Monday evening Feb 7 and run nightly for two weeks under Rev Walter J North Billings and J C Hackman Big at the eld on the opening was the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horse Breeders Association
A. C. Roecher
Bozeman
Stallion Registration Board
Red Lodge
Aran
Big Moraliy
First Congregational Church
Walter J. North
Billings
J.C. Hackman
Big
Eld
Montana Woman Cannot Vote When Married to an Alien
In Miles City in January a county attorney issued an opinion on citizenship for Montana women who marry foreign born residents. The ruling says a wife loses citizenship upon marriage to an alien who has not naturalized, and she regains it only if the husband becomes naturalized, dies, or she becomes a voter. The case originated with a Hathaway native who married a man seeking his first papers. County Attorney Hunter advised the county clerk that the woman’s citizenship ends at marriage until one of the listed eventualities occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
Montana
Custer County
Hunter
JH. Bobling Jr
Hathaway
Indy
Deer Lodge News Highlights Local Happenings
Deer Lodge notes report Mrs. Peter N Ormandin visiting in town from her daughter’s home in Butte. Steve Hollenback, Pioneer Alex Bertrand, and others conduct business. a pay up week is planned Feb 21 to 26. The local lodge held a leap year ball. a new orchestra debuted under Professor Sartoriss. Frostbitten ears from bond installations and snow fence projects are seen. Irene Thomas and Clarence Eamenson wed in Deer Lodge.
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Deer Lodge
Peter N Ormandin
Sylvester Hansen
Butte
Godfrey Hollenback
Ovando
Alex Bertrand
Pioneer
Independence Mine
Carl Shiplett
Parsons
Kaw
Commercial Club Rooms
F. H. Cobb
Carl
B. Blakesley
C. H. Williams
Lee
Los Angeles
California
Peter Vaudeville
Rocky Mountain
Milwaukee
The
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Milwaukee Hall
Professor Sartoriss
State Penitentiary
James Rule
H.W. Smith
Frank Sowerby
W.R. Lanning
Kohrs
Garrigan
G. B. Aldrich
Maud. Charlton
Albert Ming
Robert Stevens
Richardson
Edward Wardell
Bert St. Germain
Tommy
Oro
Fino
Mr St. Germain
Irene ‘Thomas
Clarence Eamenson
Ravalli
H. G. Wallton
Sheriff's Office
Fruce Sager
Sager
Dog Creek Hills
Avon
Garrison
Marla Craft
Anaconda
Keamer and Fren
E. Bucholz
Butters
Manhattan Fire Causes Near Hundred Thousand Loss
Manhattan report estimates total fire losses near 100000 with the Sanborn general merchandise store totaling 65000 and its building valued at 15000. adjacent properties including the T C Power company stock and building losses 10000 and the Manhattan State Bank building damage impacted business. Fire began at 340 AM in subfreezing 39 degree weather hindering firefighters. Insurance covers about half Sanborn losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
F. Sanborn Company
B. F. Sanborn
Sanborn Company
T. C. Power Company
Helena
T. C. Power Implement Company
Sanborn
Manhattan State Bank
Roosevelt argues for promises in international relations
Former President Theodore Roosevelt, speaking in Brooklyn, warns that a treaty is only a promise and must be kept. He defends strong measures against Germany, urges a world league for peace, and calls for preparedness and action to defend democracy and human rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore Koevelt
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Brooklyn
Micawber
Belgium
United States
America
Germany
Roosevelt
World League
Allian
Mathew Doyle Dead is Mourned by Many
Matthew Doyle a prominent Butte miner died yesterday evening at his Empire street home after a long illness. Mass will be held at Sacred Heart Conception church. He was 56, born in Wicklow Ireland and lived in Butte since 1883. Survived by widow six sons two daughters in law a daughter two grandchildren and a nephew all in Butte.
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Matthew Doyle
Butte
Empire Street
Tracculate Conception Church
Doyle
Matty” Doyle
County Wicklow
Treland Butte
James
Willam F
Matthew B
Peter A
Christy
Thomas
Camels of Butte Install Officers at Smokers Night
Officers of the Butte lodge Camels of the World were installed at a smoker in the Eagles room. National Commissioners W Strange and W Erler led the ceremony with help from Harmony council and Knights and Ladies of Security. A varied program followed with performances by two foot Kelly.
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Butte Lodge
Eagles’ Lodge
W. Strange
W. Erler
Harmony Council
No, Knights and Ladies of Security
Kelly
A. C. Knight
J. T. Pounds
W. F. Stack
Saxe
John Rooney
J. C. Freeman
J.B. Hogan
John Rowe
Herbert Eliott
William McLean
W. J. Penhall
Jef Coughlin
Ben Donohue
J. C. Cowperthwaite
Alph Thomas
Miss Jones
Mr. Richneau
Mise Picard
Harold Gallagher
Thomas
Walter Gallagher
Tom Alien
Tillian Downey
Henry Webster
Richneau
Obituary notices and funeral details from local paper
Matthew Towle aged 54 dies at Hig later residence 140 Empire Street funeral tomorrow morning at residence then to Immaculate Conception church for mass Murphy Dennis Murphy aged 98 who died in Missoula will be brought to this city for interment funeral to be announced later Oleson funeral of John C Glenn will be held at Sherman & Risa funeral chapel Thursday afternoon at one oclock under the auspices of Enterprise lodge interment Mount Moriah Cemetery
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Matthew Towle
Hig
Empire Treet
Immaculate. Conception Church
Murphy
Dennis
Missoula
Oleson
John C. Glenn
Sherman & Risa
Icelock
Enterprise Lodge
Mount Moriah
Nelsons Mourn Loss of John Nelson Aged 7
John Nelson aged 7 died last evening at a local hospital after illness. The family is at Walshe undertaking parlour awaiting funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Nelson
John Nelson
Femaing
Walshe
Walsh M J director and embalmer dies at home
The notice records M J Walsh as director and embalmer of 125 East Park Street who died yesterday. Residence listed as 225 Virgin Street and interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. The fragmentary item mentions a diner theft and a Monday afternoon time reference, but core facts concern the death and burial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Walsh
East Park Street
Connor
Esterday
Virgin Street
Holy Cross
Butte Missionary Meeting Teems With Speakers And Plans
The Butte mission convention will run for five days starting Tuesday with representation from many Butte Protestant churches and delegations from Three Forks Dillon Deer Lodge Helena Great Falls Boulder Logan Whitehall Anaconda and more. Dr S Hall Young a major figure in Presbyterian home missions will speak about Alaska work and missions across mining camps including building churches hospitals and reading rooms while fighting witchcraft beliefs and dances.
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Hutte
Eign
Butte
Mont ‘Ana
Fintte
Wath
Tates
Con Straily
Citie
Butts
Three Forks
Dillon
Deer
Hall Youn
Board of Home Messions
Presbyterian Church
Dr Young
Loyal Young
Butler, Pa
Western Theolog Seminary
Presbyterian Home Board
Alaska
First Presbyterian Church
Aleutian Archipelago
United States
Freckles stage adaptation fails to capture book’s spirit
A Broadway rendition of Gene Stratton Porter’s Freckles falls short of the novel’s charm. Critics note weak staging and a flawed cast, though the familiar Trish and Scotch melodies provide the best moments. The Limberlost imagery is praised in imagination but not in production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Stratton Porter
Michigan Forest
Mrs Annie Anderson Dead In Butte Tragedy
Mrs Annie Anderson aged 38 widow of Joel Anderson died today in Butte. She is survived by her father Erick Johnson and sister Mrs Olga Norbeck and other relatives. She had been a resident here for years with funeral arrangements not yet finalized. body at Rien- location pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Anderson
Joel Anderson
Erick Johnson
Olga Norbeck
Butte
Rien
Double Bereavement Thanks From Sappenfield Family
The Sappenfield family expresses thanks for the sympathy shown by friends. They acknowledge services rendered and offerings during the illness and death of two loved ones, naming Mabel Sappenfield Mrs. Jane McLeod and others including Joseph Collin Phillips Ella and Effie McLeod Murray and Silas McLeod.
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FE Sappenfield
Jane McLeod
Royale
Mabel Sappenfield
Joseph Collin J.B
Phillips
Ella
Effie M'Leod
Murray
Silas Mleod
Sappenfield family thanks for sympathy and flowers
The Sappenfield family expresses sincere thanks for the sympathy shown by friends following the death of 8 E Sappenfield. Appreciation is extended for services rendered and the beautiful floral offerings sent by Mrs A TR Sappenfield and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Sappenfield
Mabel Sappenfield
A. TR. Sappenfield
Funeral notices and obituaries in local column
Funeral services are announced for Larry Duggan Bell Phone 140 and Bennetts, with interment at Mount View Cemetery following a service at Riches Arde funeral chapel conducted by Revs John Ross and operating. Also noted is the death of Annie Anderson aged M years widow of J Seron, with arrangements to be announced and body removed to Richards’ of Rime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennetts
Riche Arde
John Ross
Mountal View
Anderson
Annie
J Seraon
Richards
Severe Winter Strains Oregon With Heavy Livestock Losses
Fortlana Oregon reports no letup in cold as snow falls in Portland and the Willamette valley. Eastern Oregon Marsfield and coast towns face severe conditions. Coos and Curry counties report heavy livestock losses from starvation. World goat population noted at 417 remain a mystery in the survey.
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Fortlana
Oregon
Portland
Willamette Valley
Marsifield
Coos
Curry
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Pacific
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Northern Pacific
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Dillon News
Belgrade News
Peders
Dayes
Gallatin Valley Railroad Company
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Hanoi
France
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Beleghim
Ame Fons
Belshim
Nis
Dumb
von Papen
Boy-Fd
England
Ike
Continental Army
Uncle Sam
Sherman & Afen
Butte News
Larry Duggan
Kambalmer
North Main Street
Bell
Joseph Richards
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