Anaconda Fishing Season Changes by County Lakes
The Montana state fish and game commission altered closed seasons for Deer Lodge Powell and Granite county lakes. Deer Lodge lakes except Silver and Echo close March 15 to July 1 annually. Georgetown lake season extended to June 15 in 1928. Granite county lakes except Echo and Moose close March 15 to July 1. Powell county lakes Gold creek Dolis Trask Dempsey and Thornton close March 14 to July 1. Jones lake in Powell near Ovando now opens with closed season July 7 to Sept 30.
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Deer Lodge
Powell
Granite Counties
State Fish and Game Commission
J. P. McCaffery
Robert H. Hill
Helena
Silver
Echo Lakes
Georgetown Lake
Granite County
Echo
Moose Lakes
Gold Creek
Dolis
Trask
Dempsey
Thornton Lakes
Powell County
Jones Lake
Ovando
Armstrong Pleads Guilty In Court To Petty Larceny
D. H. Armstrong, held at the county jail since Tuesday on an open charge, pleaded guilty to petty larceny in Justice Henried's court and was fined $150. He was charged with taking three cases of beer from Joseph Bloodnick of 807 East Park avenue. Clifford Grice and B. A. Hess, arrested with Armstrong, were released with no charges filed. Police say entry was gained by breaking a rear window, bloodstains were found at Bloodnick's door, and a blood-stained handkerchief was found in Armstrong's lodging-room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Armstrong
Cullen
Percin
Smollack
Bloodnick
Armstrong
East Park Avenue
Large crowd eyed for council talk on Fourth Street closure
Aldermen expect a large crowd at a Monday 8 PM council meeting in the city chamber to discuss a petition to close Fourth Street from Main to Hickory. Taxpayers may speak for or against the proposal.
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City Council
Fourth Street
Main
Hickory Streets
Andrew Anderson Dies at Stumptown Hospital
Andrew Anderson 80, longtime Stumptown resident near Anaconda, died last evening at St Ann's hospital after years of illness. Born in Finland, he came to the United States as a young man and later settled in Montana, living in Deer Lodge county for over 35 years. He leaves a sister Mrs Marie Carlson Anaconda a brother Gus Anderson Stumptown and a daughter in Washington. Body at C A Tuttle funeral chapel with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Andrew Anderson
Stumptown
Anaconda
St. Ann's Hospital
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Finland
United States
Middle States
Montana
Deer Lodge County
Mount Haggin
Marie Carlson
Gus Anderson
Washington
C. A. Tuttle Funeral Chapel
Grack Drill Team of Butte Performs Here
The camp 153 Woodmen of the World drill team from Butte gave an exhibition before a large crowd on the city common. Judges from the local lodge praised the performance. Afterward the team joined a class of candidates at Carpenters' hall and a banquet followed with addresses from lodge members. Wallace K. Smith urged Woodmen cooperation for the upcoming Fourth of July celebration.
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Butte
George Lathrop
Ernest Leaper
Ed Beal
Woodmen of America Lodge
Carpenters’ Hall
Wallace K. Smith
American Legion
Miss Nora Darcy Weds Ralph J Crimmons in Great Falls
Miss Nora Darcy daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Darcy of 513 East Seventh street married Ralph J Crimmons Anaconda young man in a ceremony held in Great Falls Attendants were Jack McDonald and Catherine Shields Darcy worked as cashier for the Anaconda bureau of the Butte Daily Post and later as secretary for P J McGreevey She attended St Peter's High School and was Deer Lodge county fair 1926 princess Crimmons is son of Mr and Mrs Ed Crimmons of West Commercial Avenue The note also mentions Geneva Switzerland motor show attendance by over 20000 people
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Nora Darcy
Lawrence Darcy
East Seventh Street
Ralph J. Crimmons
Great Falls
Jack McDonald
Catherine Shields
Miss Darcy
Anaconda
Butte Daily Post
P. J. McGreevey
St. Peter's High School
Deer Lodge County
Mr. Crimmons
Ed Crimmons
West Commercial Avenue
County Bridges West of City Fall Under Review
County commissioners inspected several bridges west of the city yesterday afternoon and found two in bad condition. The Cable bridge is under temporary repair with plans for a concrete replacement, while the main flume bridge at Silver Lake is also undergoing repairs.
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Silver Lake
Funeral of Craig Cornell Held in Dillon
The funeral for Craig Cornell, Montana pioneer, was conducted at the family home with Reverend Howard B. Ricketts presiding. Dillon lodge No. 16 A F and A M led services at Mountain View cemetery where Mr Cornell was buried. pallbearers included Isaac Edinger, George W. Dart, E O Selway, Bert Selway, Frank A Hazelbaker, and George E B Baker. Local stores closed from 2 to 3:30 pm in his honor as hundreds from Beaverhead county attended.
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Dillon
Craig Cornell
Montana
Howard B. Ricketts
Methodist Church
Dillon Lodge
A. F
A. M
Mountain View Cemetery
Isaac Edinger
George W. Dart
E. O. Selway
Bert Selway
Frank A. Hazelbaker
George E B. Baker
Cornell
Beaverhead County
Summer term pupils gather in Dillon for Montana State Normal
Students arrive in Dillon for the Montana State Normal College summer term which opens Monday. Registration for early arrivals is on Saturday, with regular classes starting Tuesday. Faculty changes include Charles R. Edwards as history professor and Nettina Strobach directing drama.
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Dillon
Montana State Normal College
Ruch Jordan
Charles R. Edwards
Eldorado
Kan
Nettina Strobach
Intermountain Union College
Helena
Mary K. Sands
New Property Books Ordered for Beaverhead County
Beaverhead county will install a new reset of property books at the courthouse after an order by the board of county commissioners. Clerk John S. Baker and Assessor Ross Emerick to inspect books in other counties to adopt the latest methods. The June session adjourned. total warrants issued were 30,786.32. Plan Masonic Party. Many Dillon Masons will travel to Wisdom for the laying of the corner stone of a new temple by Wisdom lodge. Grand Master Marshall of Missoula to supervise with Masons from Butte Anaconda Missoula and others expected. Dr. Fox 18 Dead. Word arrived of Dr. Lawrence R. Fox former Lima physician dying in St. Joseph Mo from pneumonia. He was known in southern Beaverhead County.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
Board of County Commissioners
John S. Baker
Ross W. Emerick
Wisdom
Wisdom Lodge
A. M
Marshall
Missoula
Butte
Anaconda
Fox
Lawrence R. Fox
Lima
St. Joseph
Dillon and Boulder News Notes From June 7
Dillon reports residents and visitors including J E Keller for Craig Cornell funeral and L G Dunlap of Ana conda. families from Wisdom to Alder, Butte, Helena and Jackson appear. Boulder items record graduations, business visits and social calls by Quinn Flaherty Dawson Quaintance and McCauley families with local events and road crew shifts.
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Dillon
J. FE. Shaw
Wisdom
J. E. Keller
Lima
Craig Cornell
L. G. Dunlap
Anaconda
H. D. Weenink
California
Charles Torres
Alder
J. H. McCulley
Butte
William Rosenbaum
Dell
W. D. Ross
Barrett Hospital
J. E. Monroe
W. G. Gilbert
Walter Jones
District Bank
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Anaconda News
Grice
Hess
Adv
Carpenters
John J. Sperian
C. A. Tuttle Co
East Park Telephone
P. J. Finnegan Co. Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Oak Phone
Grack Drill Team
A. Crimmons
Geneva
Switzerland
Philipsburg
Harkins
Jazzadores Ladies
Gregson Hot Springs
Gity
Dillon Bureau
Graig Cornell
Strain Brothers
Men’s Union
Ers
Boulder
Martin Jackson
City
Jackson
Divide
Boulder News
John Quinn
The
Valley
Jim Flaherty
Marjorie Flaherty
Normal College
Catherine McCauley
Dewey Dawson
Irvin Tuttle
Mary Dawson Joseph Vollmer
Frances
Eddie Smith
Fort Harrison
K. B. Smith
Ben Wahle
Bernard
George Pfaff
Three Forks
Elk Park
Charles McCauley
Bud Nugent
Nazaire Smith
Carey
George Middlemas
Lauretta
Mildred
Lucile Murry
Carey Quaintance
Harry Mikkleson
Ed McCauley
Jimmy
Leslie Knight
Leo de Celles
Wibaux
Ne) McCauley
Lester McNeil
Whitehall
D. D. I. Card Club
Ed Wild
L. B. Knight
Blue
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