Dillon Bureaual Violin Instructor Engaged in Dillon
Mies Helen Finch has been engaged to the Stontand State Normal college for the remainder of the summer term. Finch has been employed by the Murleal Education association in New York City and in the public schools of New York and Brooklyn. The report notes a bank judgment in Dillon and local notes on a California-bound trip, a Rainbow picnic postponed, and a subway strike in New York with workers seeking reinstatement.
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Dillon
Mies
Helen Finch
Stontand State (Normal ‘College
Ingirets Imelin
Sremainder
Sean
Mies "Finch
Murleal Education Association
New York City
Puvite
New York
Brooklyn
Ehiveraity
Auto Thieves Active In Anaconda
In Anaconda two cars were stolen in recent days. One involved a man who rode from Elliston with the owner. another was taken from in front of the Montana hotel. A third vehicle, a Hasex coach, may also be missing. Police recovered the first car in an alley near Locust street after damage and looting.
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Anaconda
Elliston
Montana
Willian Brader
Thie Tran
Ha Mae
Hient
Tirader
Med Thompsot
Butte
Thompson
Torgerson
Bradel
Tourists Travel Bigger This Year at Anaconda Park
C W Davis keeper of the Anaconda tourist camp reports stronger travel through the park than 1925. About 400 cars registered so far with an average of 14 cars nightly and peak travel expected in coming weeks. Many visitors are homeseekers drawn by Montana opportunities and several prefer the Skalle highway route this year.
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Anaconda
C. W. Davis
Davis
Anaconda Tourisl Park
Othr
Davie Wai
Skalle Highway
Davia
Former Anaconda Man Dies in Centralia Washington
Thomas Sheehan 31, born in Rock Mass, former Anaconda ironworker, died in Centralia. He moved to the coast five years ago. Survived by mother Mrs J J Huot of Anaconda, a Chicago brother John, four half siblings. Body to be brought to Anaconda for burial. He was a member of the Anaconda Elks lodge.
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Thomas Sheehan
Anaconda
Centralia
J. J. Huot
East Park Avenue
Amelters
Sheehan
Anaconda Lodge of Elks
John
Chicago
James
Dan
Francia Sullivan
Mee
Spike Denohis
Agnes Sheehan
Duval Juniors overpower Clifford Juniors in baseball
The Duval Juniors defeated the Clifford Juniors 23 to 7 on the city common yesterday afternoon. Winners' batteries were Dohherty pitcher Tracy catcher. losers used Scoot, McAndrews and Sharkey as pitchers with Murphy catching. A separate Jay Bees versus Marquettes game ran independently. The Ramblers vs Foundry game has been moved to Monday July 26 at 6:80 PM.
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Duval
Clifford
Ctty
Dohherty
Tracy
Scoot
McAndrews
Sharkey
Murphy
Jay Bees
Marquettes
Inet
Ramblers
Foundry
Scout Executive Cuts Leg Trimming Log At Echo Lake Camp
Scout Executive Jens Monk sustained a deep cut in his left leg while trimming a log with an axe at the Scout camp near Echo Lake. He received medical treatment in Anaconda then returned to the camp, where about 40 scouts are preparing to depart tomorrow for their annual outing. Remaining campers will stay until the camp closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo Lake
Jens Monk
Anaconda
Doo
Playground Destruction Intercepted by Police
An 11 year old youth attempted to convert seats from a new western city playground into kindling wood. Assistant Chief Russell Osborne stopped the act and obtained the boy's name. He is expected to face Judge George J. Winston in juvenile court.
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Russell Osborne
Osborne
George J. Winston
Deer Lodge Brings Wolfe Arraignment To July 29
Jack Wolfe held in county jail on first degree assault charges against George Schimmel was not arraigned in today’s district court. Judge George J. Winston postponed the matter to July 29. In estate matter, administrator bond for John Bidenders estate reduced from 1 million to 10 thousand at heirs’ request. Remainder of session covered routine matters.
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Deer Lodge
Jack Wolfe
George Schimmel
Butto
District Court
George J. Winston
John Bidenders
McKennan
Helena Tanker
Farmers plant fingerlings at Rock Creek rearing pond
In Philipsburg the 08090 fingerlings were planted at the Peatherman and Wyman Rearing pond on Rock Creek. The event occurred under the direction of B. Trevine and Wili Harris of Granite County gles association. Nearby travel notes mention excursions to Seattle and Spokane.
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Philipsburg
Resinol Ends Severe Skin Troubles, W R Mitchell Claims
Piney Creek North Carolina January 4 19 Resinol provided swift relief from a severe facial eruption described as chicken pox like. After several ineffective remedies the product cured the condition in a few applications leaving skin clear and smooth. Signed W R Mitchell.
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Piney Creek
N.C
W. R. Mitchell
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Iritite
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Edward P Lavin
Chile
Dre
Vaue
Les
Rea Ben
Groupe
Anaconda News
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Fuller Drug CO
Fast Park Ave
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Presbyterian Church” Presiding
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Lincoln
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Enney
East Park
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Drummond
St Gates Nuit
Gigaaree Lang
Lewistown
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Frog Pond
Fsatherman
Sol Binnard
Los Cal
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