Montana banks show higher resources in June 1927 report
The June 30 1927 report by state examiner Jay G Larson shows Montana banks and trust companies totaling 136 institutions with resources at 82 243 51 44 million plus, a rise from 78 515 142 04 million a year earlier led by loans and discounts and bonds. A 19 64 percent average reserve signals strong liquidity.
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Associated Press
Helena
Montana
Jay G. Larson
State Examiner
Larson
W. E. Harmon
Veterans’ Memorial Fund
Philipsburg Socials Mark a Week of Visitors and Travel
Residents and visitors fill the Philipsburg scene with calls on Rock Creek routes. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. McNally attend to business. Miss Florence New plans visits in Butte Deer Lodge and with Laura Critzer. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Rose and Darlene travel to Anaconda with Miss Willadene Berberet. Arthur Crowley arrives from San Francisco to reconnect with old friends.
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Willadene Berberet
Thomas Barr
Rock Creek
Mary Harvey
Jacob Schneider
Twin Bridges
Harvey
Betty Jean
Arthur Taylor
British Columbia
Laura
Gertie Johnson
Philipsburg
Lower Valley
Arthur Crowley
San Francisco
al Rupp
H. A. Flint
Curtis
Mary Catherine
Washington
J. J. Carmichael
Miles Williams
Butte
Edward Winninghoff
Frank Winninghoff
Ray Barney
A. S. Huffman
Ralph McLeod
Joseph Yob
Ae Pete
Sai Patten
Day
Rock Sreereek
Farmers object to Deer Lodge highway route change
Farmers and property owners near Drummond in Powell county have drafted petitions asking the state highway commission to alter the Deer Lodge Mis soula highway survey. They say the planned route would damage many farms and that a straightened alternative could be used. Petitions likely will be presented soon as bids for the road are due in about two weeks.
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Deer Lodge
Drummond
Powell County
State Highway Commission
Missoula
John W Manley Dies at Dooley’s Home
John W. Manley aged 66 died unexpectedly at the home of John Dooley in Deer Lodge. Believed due to gallstones he had not appeared ill. Survived by three sisters and two brothers. Funeral Wednesday at Immaculate Conception Church with interment in Hillcrest cemetery.
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Deer Lodge
John W. Manley
John Dooley
Montana
Immaculate Conception Church
Hillcrest Cemetery
Deer Lodge Kiwanis Club Plans Annual Meeting
Deer Lodge July 19. At the regular Kiwanis meeting reports from several committees were received and plans begun for the big annual gathering next Tuesday at Harry F. Kelley’s ranch near Helmville. Mrs. A J Buchen urged support for the public library noting funds are scarce and the library could close for a month without new funding.
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Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Kiwanis Club
Harry F. Kelley
Helmville
A. J. Buchen
Registration for Girl Scouts in Deer Lodge
A second registration for Girl Scouts will be held Wednesday afternoon from 3 to 5 at the basement of the public library for those who have not enrolled. Girls should bring bedding to the library before 2 o'clock next Saturday to be transported to Powell creek camp. Up to 25 girls have registered.
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Deer Lodge
Powell Creek
Boulder Residents Train Between Trips and Jobs
Kathleen Janisch returns from Helena after visiting friends in the past days. Earle Tuttle of Whitetail visits Boulder on a Saturday. A. H. Eiselein drives to Butte to see Howard Johnson in Murray hospital after sinus surgery. I. E. O. Pace attends to Mr. Johnson’s affairs in the county attorney’s office until recovery. William Dawson leaves for Malta to buy horses for Montana Products. Rose Murphy travels to Missoula to visit sister Hannah Cray. E. R. Sumner heads to Corbin for work with Jefferson Milling after coast visits. Irvin Tuttle seeks dental work in Whitehall. Frank Wynne of Park to Park garage goes to Helena. Felix Dorrier travels from Basin for business. Thomas McCauley attends to Boulder valley business. Cary Quintance and family visit Helena. daughter Laura returns home. E. R. McCall handles business from Butte. Paul Pomrenko leaves Hanchild’s for Sheridan. Austin Middleton, state penitentiary warden, visits Boulder then returns to Deer Lodge.
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Boulder
Kathleen Janisch
Helena
Earle Tuttle
Whitetail District
A. H. Eiselein
Butte
Howard A. Johnson
Murray Hospital
I. E. O. Pace
Whitehall
Mr. Johnson
William Dawson
Malta
Mr. Dawson
Montana Products Company
Rose Murphy
The
Valley
Missoula
Hannah Cray
E. R. Sumner
Spokane
Corbin
Jefferson Milling Company
Irvin Tuttle
Frank Wynne
Parkto Park
Felix Dorrier
Basin
Thomas McCauley
Cary Quintance
Laura
E. R. McCall
Paul Pomrenko
Hanchild's
Sheridan
Austin Middleton
State Penitentiary
Deer Lodge
Wall Sets Anaconda Course Record With 65
Bill Wall the Anaconda Country Club pro scored 65 for 18 holes to break the course record of 71. He earlier shot 70 for 18 holes in the morning, totaling nine under par for 36 holes with seven birdies and no par failures on any hole.
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Bill Wall
Anaconda
F. W. Peckover
Anaconda Country Club
Bill” Wall
Mr. Wall
Csahhine
Wall
Dillon Flower Show Dates Set by Rotary Club
Dillon July 19 The flower committee meets in the county high school to set the first annual flower show dates and prepare the premium list for the Rotary club event. Members include Alvin Jones and several area residents.
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Dillon Bureau
Shriners Journey to Butte for Imperial Potentate Visit
Shriners from Dillon travel to Butte for a ceremonial session and to meet Imperial Potentate Clarence Dunbar of Atlanta. Several locals attend, with C. W. Woodburn initiated and George W. Dart among escorts for Dunbar en route from Helena to Pocatello. Dunbar plans westward stop tomorrow morning. In Dillon, Lindley Phillips begins a new brick building on North Idaho Street costing about 5000 dollars to house a garage and machine shop with an office for John Walters.
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Butte
Dillon
Clarence Dunbar
Atlanta
B. A. Risley
George Lovell
Mr. Sonntag
H. G. Rodgers
C. W. Burden
L. K. Adams
Tom Scott
H. L. McCaleb
Ross Nay
C. W. Woodburn
George W. Dart
Helena
Dunbar
Pocatello
Lindley Phillips
Idaho Street
Phillips Garage
John Walters
Dorcus and Fullerton wed in Hamilton ceremony
Hazel A Orr and Claud R Fullerton married in Hamilton on Tuesday and visiting in the Orr home afterward. Fullerton, Idaho forestry service employee and Montana university graduate, will move to New Mexico August first. The column notes local visits, travels, and summer plans of area residents and guests, including hospital stays and trips to Alaska and Vancouver.
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Corvallis
Hazel A. Dorcus
E. L. Orr
Claud R. Fullerton
Idaho
Hamilton
Fullerton
Thornton Hospital
Missoula
Montana University
Forestry Service
New Mexico
James Ward
Palisade Mountain
Mabel Swanson
C. J. Swanson
Mountain View District
Hamilton Hospital
John Wood
Montana
Seattle
Harry Neifus
Wood
Neifus
Charles MacRae
Vancouver
B. C
Anaconda Forger Henry Grotho Has Criminal Record
Henry Grotho of Billings pleaded guilty in district court to forgery and admitted a prior Montana prison record. Under the alias Roy Garroutte he served one to two years in Bozeman starting September 1926, was paroled March 4, 1927, and earned a musician traveling cover during conviction. Sheriff Mahoney received confirmation from Joe Williams, a fingerprint expert, who identified Grotho through prints.
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Henry Grotho
Billings
Montana
M. P. Mahoney
Roy Garroutte
Bozeman
Mahoney
Grotbo
Unnamed social visits noted in local column
Saturday reports show J. D. St. John and family visiting cousins, and Howard Harper of Missoula as a guest Saturday night at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Parker.
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J. D. St. John
Howard Harper
Missoula
J. E. Parker
Gypsies Chased Out by Dillon Officers
A caravan of gypsies was run out of Dillon by city police yesterday morning. Hundreds traveled in Cadillacs, Packards and Pierce-Arrow cars along the river near Armstead last week to tell fortunes and shop, then fled north after the officers arrived.
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Dillon
Cadillac
Packard
Pierce-Arrow
Armstead
Dillon News Notes
L P Phillips longtime justice of the peace of Dillon underwent appendicitis surgery at Murray hospital and is reported improving. Mrs Charles Nelson returned from Butte after her son Dick's appendicitis operation. Chief of Police Nelson is his father. Father Clifford visits Dillon from Lima. Mrs Richard Gallagher, summering in Lima from Santa Monica, visited. Mrs Hugh L McCaleb joins Shrine trip in Butte. Riverside Country club set to meet next Tuesday at Mrs Elza Smith's ranch home.
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Dillon
L. P. Phillips
Murray Hospital
Charles Nelson
Butte
Nelson
Clifford
Lima
Richard Gallagher
Santa Monica
Cal
Hugh L. McCaleb
Mr. McCaleb
Riverside Country Club
Elza Smith
Convict Laborers Illness Report From Helena Court Visit
William Dickinson traveled from Helena to attend courthouse business as the county commissioners held a special meeting. John Lockerson and friends drove from Basin to Boulder Hot Springs, and Mrs Kate Murphy with her daughter Ann drove from the valley to spend a shopping day.
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William Dickinson
Helena
Board of County Commissioners
John Lockerson
Basin
Boulder Hot Springs
Kate Murphy
Miss Ann
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Philipsburg News
Deer Lodge Bureau
John Manley
Dooley
Neil Grogan
George Rice
Monida
Raymond Conard
Kiwanis Club
Boulder News
Monahan
American Legion
Bitter Root News
Alaska
MacRae
Woodside
Robert J. Forbes
Forbes
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Ella
Helen Pollinger
Joseph Coughenour
J. L. Humble
R. R. Burroughs
Matilda Burroughs
Yellowstone Park
Burroughs
J. Lou Brown
Newton Lindsey
Knox City
W. D. Lear
Brown
Lindsey
Lear
Christian Church
Edward Muller
Hollywood
M. L. Chaffin
Muller
Glenn Chaffin
Virginia Stanley
R. Dean Stanley
Stanley Ranch
Gladys Young
Buffalo
Kan
John Hay
Daniel Evich
Los Angeles
Wendell Johnson
Skalkaho Road
Johnson
Florence Chaffin
John Wallace
Alpha Stardock
State University
Rex St. John
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