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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1923

Page

7

Dillon Buread Dillon Baskete rs To Meet Butte Central

Dillon Montana January 30 Beaverhead county high school prepares for a key pre tournament basketball clash with the fast Maroon and White team from Butte Central. Coach Williams has been ill limiting practice while Beaverhead aims to rebound from a prior loss on Central’s floor.

Dillon Beaverhead County Butt Central Central Butte Beaverhead Iice Willams

Wife Dies Hours After Husband Burial in Gallatin Valley

Jan 30 Bozeman dispatch reports Zadoc Morgan 78 prominent farmer of the northern Gallatin valley died Friday night at his Bozeman home. Funeral services conducted at Harland chapel with interment in Morgan cemetery. His wife, aged about 70, died hours after his burial. She will be buried beside him in Morgan cemetery in West Flathead. Surviving: three sons Gleam Albert and Frank, and 12 grandchildren.

Bozeman Zadoc Morgan Bozemy Harland Chaped Morgan Cemetery W. F. C. Williams Trackwell Emmete Brown Orville Jones A. S. Eeton Gul Intin Valley Albert Frank Gallatin Valley

Delightful Birthday Party At 2908 Phillipe Street

A surprise party honored Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Cates at their home on Phillipe Street with card games, impersonations, singing, dancing, and a large birthday cake. Guests included the Cates family, friends, and neighbors, while a midnight lunch marked a festive end to the evening.

Tommy Cates Phillipe Street Cates Hamiltonen Hamil Mr. Hamilton Harry Lauder Cate Menere Johns Marcy Schaeffer Steecker R. Schaeffer Measie Masdamos Schaffer J. Cates Schubert Kucher Maney Morrissey Warren Hamilton Gilman Knauss Grace Church Vail John Kent Farrell Street Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Clyde Maissionary Society Lowell “Avenue Bethodiat Epiacopst Church South Hive Anderson George and Gergin Streets Mea Reagan Walter Clinch South Colorado St Murray Hospital Babe Clinch Mae Tethel Chrisman le ML Paul Whitman Avenue Mia Wel Pascoe Helen O'Leary Carrivon Avesnua Mildred” Fahey Jimmie. Bowers George. McIntosh Hugh McQuay Bilin Evane Marlin Powers George Truiman John Powers Jiddis Cronwel Dorothea Dunn Lars Sundiny Honos Dorothea Karl Schuler South Dakota Street Bohott Elze Smith Mra Hatley Airwell Callosway Schott Mra. Weaver Vorsell Retsier Airs. Farmer Mra Sullivan Aire P. J. Galey Greenburn Florence

Dance evening at Bacred Heart hall in Centerville

The L C B A of St Marys church hosts a dance with McNamara’s Orchestra supplying music and the committee promising a good time. The Thomas Ashe council of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic met at St Marys school hall last evening, delivering an entertaining program followed by a social time and dance amid a large crowd.

St. Mary's Church Bacred Heart Hall McNamara Thomas Ashe St. Mary's School Hall

Ons and Daughters Elect Mrs Bunker as President

In Bozeman on January 30 Mrs BF Bunker was elected to a second term as president of the Society of Sons and Daughters Pioneers of Gallatin County. James Arnold was chosen vice president and Walter Davis secretary-treasurer. Other officers include Mrs A A Cameron Mrs Flora V Rimes HH and Charles I. The committee will work with the Pros’ Society of Gallatin County to plan the annual social reunion.

Bozeman BF. Bunker Society of Sons and Daughters Pioneers Gallatin County James Arnold Walter Davis A. A. Cameron Flora V. Rimes Charles I

Philipsburg Courthouse Busy Week Brings Visitors and Officials

A parade of visitors arrives in Philipsburg including George B. Winston Court Reporter William Halloran and Patrick Brogan. Others travel from Missoula Spokane Great Falls and Hamilton for business matters while Senator John M. Page returns to Helena after a weekend with family in South Philipsburg.

Philipsburg George B. Winston William 8. Halloran Patrick Brogan Lower Valley Paul Neal A. Greaves Drum H. W. Trewhela Missoria W. T. Lyman Butte Allen Spokane B. T. Rudrautf Anaconda J.T. Williams Earl F. Lockridge Hamilton Charles J. Dull Helens C. McWilliams Great’ Falls Edwin M. Lamb William Price Great Falls

Youngest Masonic Lodge 15 Organized at Shelby

J M Charteris of Great Falls representing Grand Master McAllister of Helena organized the Youngest Masonic Lodge 15 in Shelby, presenting the starting dispensation. About 150 members from Shelby and nearby towns attended, with James Charteris and Gordon C Duncan delivering Masonic addresses and a banquet served afterward.

Masonic Lodge Shelby V. D J. M. Charteris Great Falls McAllister Helena Conrad Cutbank Galata James Charteris Gordon C. "Duncan

Washington News Briefs From May State and Foreign Affairs

President Harding accepts invitation to act on Tacna Arica protocol and Peru. Senator Borah reintroduces a bill for a $1,000,000,000 credit to buy foodstuffs in the United States. House Foreign Affairs reports a plan to consolidate diplomatic and consular services with free interexchange personnel. P Fletcher to head US delegation to Pan American Congress in March at Santiago. Chesapeake & Ohio railroad control granted to Van Sweringen group on seven board seats. Florida and possibly Porto Rico inspection of army posts planned after March 4. Lenroot Anderon rural credits bill debates falter. Lenroot funds oil industry cash dividends and surplus figures cited in senate inquiry.

Associated Press Harding Peru Borah Repu United States House Foreign Affairs Committee P. Fletcher Ambasaador Belgium Santiago Chile Interstate Commerce Commission van Swenden Group Cleveland Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Weeks Florida Porto Land Lenroot-Anderson Lenroot

Mrs Frank Brand Dies Near Gold Creek

Mrs Frank Brand, 49, died at her Deer Lodge home near Gold Creek after a prolonged illness. She married local rancher Mr Brand about 12 years ago. The funeral will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at the Brand home on Fourth Street with Rev J W Attwood officiating and interment in Interment Cemetery.

Deer Lodge Frank Brand Gold Creek Brand Lower Valley Deer Lode Fourth Street J. W. Attwood Fnterest

Roundup News Roundup January 30 Highlights

The Congregational circle plans February meeting at Mrs. Hoover’s home in Weal with Mr. te assisting. James Gordon, a Miles City visitor, attended a Sunday event. A Roundup teacher’s bridge party at the RH Bunker home yielded high score for Miss Mabel Berge. Mrs. Fosselman’s birthday celebrated with surprises and bridge. Teachers hosted Robert McMinn of Billings. he plans to visit Chicago and then Pennsylvania. High-grade registered Guernsey cows delivered to Barber ranch near Musselshell. Mrs. Volney Hain hosted six more bridge tables with lunch. Local youths attended a dance in Musselshell and a basketball game. Mercer’s squad returned from Miles City and Forsyth. Mrs. Hopka and Mrs. Jens traveled to Billings to meet Mr. Hopka returning from Oman. Edits note: several names and places appear, with community events and deliveries.

Deer Lodge R. D. Larabie Helena Butte Mr. Smith F. Carter Billings FL. Hammer of Haslowton K. Woodland Boulder le Jeuman Elim Milwaukee Ailway Mediem D. P. Cook Woman's Ela John Masefield Hoover Weal James Gordon Fosselmar Can House Robert McMinn McMinn Chicago Pennsylvania Mothers’ Club Zamer Jubilee Singers G .S. Barber Polytechnic Barber Ranch Museselshell Barber Moller Volney Hain W. D. Dusenberry Musselshell Mercer Miles City Forsyth H. S. Hopka Jens Hopka Oman Mi Aret Delfon i Hiton Bithn Misa W. Vandiver Woc Craft

Gooding College Sees New Students After Helena Trip

Gooding Idaho college welcomed a number of new students returning from a business trip to Helena. The second semester work begins this week as enrollment increases after yesterday’s showing.

Goding Idaho Butte Helena Gooding College

Gallatin County Elect Farm Bureau Officers

Bozeman January 30. Gallatin county farm bureau annual meeting attended by about 100. Elected officers: President Chris Mikkelyon Bozeman. Vice President Lee Franke West Flathead. Secretary-Treasurer W Stockton Clarkston. Executive Committee C F Lin Leverich J D Abercrombie Irhal Park Mrs J B ter William Flaherty Creek and officers. Dean Hamilton of state college spoke on co marketing. John Walton reported on Helen visit. Luncheon for home science girls at Gallatin county high school under Miss Helen ton.

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