Deer Lodge News Highlights Local Celebration And Notices
Deer Lodge reports show a July Fourth pool association event enriching the community by about 2100 dollars. A joint Rotary and Kiwanis meeting at Irvine Lake concluded the celebration with reports from rodeo volunteers. Delegates to the American Legion Auxiliary were elected, Moose initiation planned, and local notices list births, arrivals, visitors, and business trips among residents.
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Deer
Bool Association
F. B. Durie
Irvine Lake
Civic Clube
Ted
Wal Whitworth
Don ‘Collins
L. Benton
Deer Lodge
American Legion Aux Tory
Mra
Parnell Maxwell
Fred Utzman
Beaverhead Post Prepares for Montana Legion Convention
Dillon hosts Beaverhead post meeting to organize August 13 14 15 convention plans. Fireworks display prepared by an expert and a banquet program to entertain National Commander James Drain Willer and other dignitaries is planned.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
American Legion
Montana
Northwest
James. Drain
Pleads Guilty To Day Law Violation In Dillon Court
Joe Aiken son of a local sheriff’s force member pleaded guilty in Justice court to unlawful concession of fitted liquor and was bound over to district court for sentence. Undersheriff J L Kellum reported arrest of Joe Smith on a misdemeanor. Smith pleaded not guilty and posted 250 dollars bond with hearing set for July 22. Rural Dillon notes report haying season and crew movements at Grasshopper and Centennial valleys with multiple local ranches hiring workers. Other brief items mention Mrs Frank Pahl visiting from Twin Bridges, Mr and Mrs Richard Findling visiting from Denver, Andy Pyle from Dell, Kay of Grant in Dillon, and general local business.
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Joe Aiken
Judie
Justice Court
District Court
J. L. Kellum
Upper Stone Creek
Joe Smith
Smith
Frank Pah
Dilion
Twin Bridger
Richard Findling
Yusterday
Denver
Andy Pyle
Dillon
Dell
Gean Dillon
Big’ Basin
Kay
Grant
Yesterda
Aer Findling
Wolfe
Hutt
Harlowton Visits and Weekend Plans Amid Local Farewells
Harlowton residents and visitors, including Mr and Mrs Hess of Minnesota and the Shinns, arrive by motor for weekend visits and letters from camp friends. Folks plan to spend several days at Mr and Mrs Thomas Mi Cancade’s home, with trips to Walnut Shop, stores, and local gatherings. Various locals, including the Gans family and Otto Fischer, are noted for weekend outings and shop visits.
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Harlowton
Renda
Turday
Ik, Hess
Minne-sia
Shinns
Paul
Willa van Dyxe
Ara
Ip Sullivan
Briday
Mr. and
Thomas Mi Cancade
Bent Thomas
Lowton
Tooley
Lewistown
Moore
Ryegate
Sitoth
Hyegate
Sitepny
Cnitaren
Wii
Car Crash Near City Endangers Driver and Passengers
Local report recalls a collision on Twodat road four miles from the city as G. Perkins, returning to his old home, was thrown from a car and suffered severe head and shoulder bruises. Other occupants had minor injuries. Nearby residents and visitors from Brennen and Harlowton moved on with daily business.
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Bennetti and ‘Mercantile. Company
Catherine la
Obullivan
Martin
Fwodot
Apent
Harlowton
Dso
G. C
Patrick
Bir Perkins
Brennen
Ifelville
Ok Anarmat
Quist Elected To Head Pharmacists Association
AUSSODLA July 1st Quist of Wisdom stockman and druggist elected president of the Montana medical association at Bath convention. Backers from Wyominue pharmacy and others supported the Des Moines gathering with officers named Helena Manhattan and others.
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Quist
Associates Press
Aussodla
Charien Quist
Stockman
Druseist
Montans Neutical Association
Bath
Wyominue
Helena
Talbow
Manhattan
Bees to Play Off Deer Lodge Tie Tomorrow
The Jay Hees of Anaconda and Deer Lodge will settle their tie at the city commons tomorrow evening at 6 20 o'clock. Both teams have been practicing in preparation for the event. A possible Mines league game between the Jay Rees and the Marquettes in Butte may occur next Saturday.
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Thame
Jay Hees
Anaconda
Deer Lodge Independents
City Commons
Mines League
Jay Rees
Marquettes
Butte
Day in Washington cites hearings and trade balance updates
The nickel plate hearings resumed July 20 as bids were sought for eight new air mail routes. Officials signaled optimism about conditions with a favorable trade balance of 1 042 681 197 dollars for the year ending June. An interstate commerce probe into Western agricultural and transportation issues was ordered. Auto accident in Falls injures Walt Mann and Henry Brown, Brown worsening yet not critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Walt G. Mann
Henry ‘Brown
Washington
United States
Let Contracts On Montana Highways Elated Officials Report
Helena reports several highway contracts were let including Pine Creek to emigrant in Park county for 5.35 million and Ulm 10 in Cascade county for 6.24 million. A survey from Glacier Park hotel to Babb was agreed with work to start July 2. War surplus equipment sale brings in dollars. Butte buys 14 trucks and small lots worth over 6000 dollars are pending across multiple points.
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Helena
Blackfeet
Glacier Park Hotel
Babb
Pine Creek
Emigrant
Park County
Wickham Brothers
Schweiger
Willings
Turrah Hill
Missoula
Ytrom’ Brothers
Highway Department
Butte
Commission
At- Mintle Seaboard
Loges Shot Off Pits At Government Rifle Range
Malicious destruction at the Anaconda Rifle and Pistol club pits, under U S government property, blamed on youths using 22 rifles. Secretary T D McCormick warns punishment for offenders as the club plans modifications and later Sunday qualifiers to accommodate members.
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Loges
Anaconda Golf Championship Pairings Set in 18-Player First Round
The Sparta committee finalized the men’s championship first round at Anaconda Country Club. Forty entrants, the largest field ever, compete in three flights of 18 players each with twelve matchups listed, featuring Lemmon and Rolle among others in First Flight and Abbott versus Woon in Second Flight.
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Anaconda
Sparta
Imperial Grama Seeks Clarity After Injury Incident
A fragmented report from The Imperial details an injury during an encounter described as vivid. The article mentions Stes Farnum in connection with the event, with unclear specifics about location or outcome. Further readable context points to a dispute or accident leading to harm.
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Grama
Stes Farnum
Morse to Ansh er SLT Michie Change Today
John Morse known as Fat appeared after arraignment on Main Street for gambling device in his business. He delayed plea for 24 hours as City and Police prosecutors prepared. Morse posted 25 dollar bond for court appearance. Sentences for Peter Martin, arrested on nuisance charge, deferred to July 20. Martin pleaded guilty to moonshine possession. D. W. Cutler fined 10 dollars for speeding. Wred Malone claimed muffler order, case dismissed for lack of receipt. Frank Lombardi case dismissed by Judge Sure.
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T. F. Murphy
Main Street
John
Fat) Morse
TP. Stewart
Knight
Morse
C.W. Smith
Alex Smith
Osborne
Peter Martin
Murphy
Martin
D. W. Cutler
Wred Malone
Frank Lombardi
World War veteran McDonel shoots self at Fort Harrison
Helena July 14 Associated Press reports Helene McDonel of Philipsburg a World War II veteran shot and killed himself today at the United States Veterans hospital Fort Harrison Despondency over ill health prompted the act He leaves a widow and relatives in Philipsburg McDonel served overseas in the 341st Tank Corps including the Argonne and Toul Offensives in 1918 He was wounded at Argonne The body will be shipped to Philipsburg for funeral and burial A Helena lodge will hold a special communication for the deceased and his family Members of Flint Creek lodge at Philipsburg and friends in Anaconda recall his service He previously lived in Philipsburg and Anaconda and served in Camp Lewis He worked as a clerk at Lawler and McGrath store and is survived by sisters and brothers in Idaho Seattle Mullan and Philipsburg and by his widow formerly Miss Mabel Steiner of Gold Creek
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Deer Lodge
George Kearney
Shelby
Gilpin, Jr
Belgrade
Walker
Nevada Valley
B.A. Haver and Son
Livingston
Williams
Targener
Missoula
Hector Rainville
Anaconda
Barney Wheeler
Katherine Hotrum
Logan
Helen Corbett
Laura Benson
Butte
M. Osborn
Ilinois
Colorado
George Rlgier
Garrison
Arthur Ashley
Elliston
Martha Wallace
Jens
J. W. Jair
Helmville
Walter Kimmerly
H. Y. Kelley
Kelley Ranch Company
Agaconda
M. Dietrich
Lodge Bank and ‘Trust Company
Glacier Park
Montana Bankers’ Association
Dietrich
R. G. Pribble
Harts Trust and Savings Denk
Deer Lodge Farms Company
Associated Press
Helena
McDonel
Tielena
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Fort Harrison
341St Tank Corps
Amcdonel
Philipsburg
Aisne-Marne
Solf Fons
St. Miniel
Argonne
Ecoaned, McDonel
Phillpeburg
That City
Lewis
Signal Corps
Ith
Mabel Steiner
Gold Creek
C. A. ‘Tincher
Seattle
C. C. Baker
Idaho City
Idaho
Robert
Mullan
William
Philipaburs
Inis Exy
Lawler and McGrath
Yeaterdi
Elizabeth Cole
Helens
Philips Burg
Baraby Faces Silver Bow County Misconduct Charge
Baraby is rearrested in Silver Bow County after Bontemen's withdrawal of bail triggers renewed charges of misconduct against William Baraby. Court proceedings proceed as the case moves forward, with the price or penalty yet to be determined.
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Bontemen
William Baraby
Baraby
Silver Bow
Scouts Prepare for Four Week Echo Lake Camp
Scout executives and helpers drove to Echo Lake to set tent floors and arrange camp facilities for the annual four weeks outing. Army tents will be raised to house scouts and all luggage must be at the Scout headquarters by Saturday afternoon. Scouts depart at 10 30 Sunday morning for the camp.
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Anaconda Boy Scout Organization
Echo Lake
Jess Monk
Edward Reynolds
George Wellcome
Earl Heagy
Art Madsen
Francis Adams
Jim Halloran
Frank Holmberg
Charles Holstrom
Scout Council
Last Rites for Mrs Josephine Bien At St Pauls
Funeral held at St Pauls Church for Mrs Josephine O Brien a respected Anaconda matron who died last week in the city. Requiem high mass at 10 o clock led by Rev Father Coopman with Father Schulte and Father Bernard Morris assisting. Members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the A C HL attended in a body. Floral tributes covered the casket. Music featured Mrs Arthur Anderson singing Some Sweet Day and the choir singing Nearer My God to Thee. Burial at Mount Carmel cemetery.
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St. Paul's Church
Josephine O'Brien
Father Coopman
Schulte
Baward Morris
Ladies’ Auxiliary
A. C. HL
O'Brien
Arthur Anderson
God
Dominic Morris
Coleman Mullen
Patrick Flanigan
Ile Mes E." Gardner
Mount Carmel
Former andkda artist wed in Grass
Friends of Rodney Kendrick, San Francisco bay region artist, and Anaconda, Mont. reported his marriage on July 7 in Grass to Edith Sprecker Wakefield widow of John D. Spreckles. Kendrick was previously married and divorced, with a notable past lawsuit involving his second wife.
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Ban Francisco
Rodney Kendrick
San Francisco Bay Region
Anaconda
Mont
Grass
Edith “Sprecker Wakefield
John D. Spreckles
San Diego
San” Francisco
Rick
Franklin D. Wakefield
New’ York
Manila
Kendrick
Red Men to Stage Rodeo and West Show in Anaconda
The Tendoi Tribe of the Improved Order of Red Men plans their first annual Fodeo and wild West show in Anaconda around Labor Day. An exhibitions committee is arranging acts with broncho busters and champion ropers and has secured noted performers.
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Anaconda
Improved Order of Red Men
Exhibitions Committee
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Butio
Illon
Tie Hole
Grasshopper
Centennial
W. X Tash
DL Ranch
John Peterson
George Clemon
John Shindler
Big Tale Bagin
Nay "Brothers
Parish Livestock Company
Harlowton Buren
Blackfeet Road
Anaconda Rifle and Pistol ‘Club
Bitter Root
T. D. McCormick
Wingston
Knapp
Chicago
Yellowstone
Anaconda News
A. Lemmon
A. J. Rolle
Agd Blair
A. R.ators
Bob Em- Fereckover
R. C. Murphy
E. Watson
MC. Messner
W.K. Smith
P. B. ‘van ‘Dyne
P. W. Jones
P. P. Fitzgerald
B.S. Morrow
Crosby
Servne
TR. B. Abbott
R. P. Woon
Frank Tucker
M. Prapper
Gh, Forrest
William Jensen
Te. Catlin
W. le Colling
E. Farnsworth
Dr.ry
C.F. Murphy
T. J. McCarver
Te. & Oliver
W. ©. Dickson
A. Hylton
W. HL. Moore
J. HW. McCrae
E. G. DeMare
M.D. Butler
L. J. Richardson
G.C. Jackson
J. ¥. Bryson
J. R. Bryant
C. C. Shapara
Tei Jones
W. D. Wagner
N.C. Bernstrom
H. G. Bliss
M. KR. Hull
P. J.thompson
A. Macintyre
C. E. Berigstrom
Shanghai
Viper Pete
Masiow
Jack
Belemont
Bill
Opton
Roush Protenney
Bnei Yon
Thes HS
Mrs Josephine
Andkda
C. Fuller
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