Construction plans under way at state normal college
Dillon Montana June 11 H J Hamil a Bozeman contractor arrived to begin on campus with a new library and gymnasium plus a heating plant expected to make the school one of the best equipped in the state Other items note Thora Sisson Thora Sisson left for Colorado Springs and several local residents visited Dillon from Alder Grasshopper River Port land and other nearby areas Several births and social visits are recorded including Angela M McGinty graduation from the normal college and various visits by local residents to the Dillon area
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Dillon
H. J. Hamil
Bozeman
State Normal College
Local visitors listed at town
Spending several days here from their home at Anaconda. Mr. and Mrs. Al Grocheau are in Dillon today from their home at Monida. John Peterson is a business visitor here from his ranch on Horse Prairie.
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Anaconda
al Grocheau
Dillon
Monida
John Peterson
Horse Prairie
Fishermen Jailed for Nonresident Fishing in Canyon
Dillon June 11 Deputy Game Warden T H Edmunds arrested non residents for fishing with resident licenses in the canyon south of Dillon. J A Cloward and Ed Stranger were arraigned before Justice Phillips and pled guilty to fishing with resident licenses while not residents of the state. Each man fined $25 and paid the fine.
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Dillon
T. H. Edmunds
J. A. Cloward
Ed Stranger
Butte Chamber Extends Tourist Service For Summer
The Butte Chamber of Commerce will open its headquarters at 8 am daily through the summer to aid tourists with early starts, road maps, and information. The rise in traffic follows the imminent openings of Glacier and Yellowstone Parks, with over twenty tourist parties arriving in three days. The Yellowstone trail bureau will open at the chamber rooms next Sunday.
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Butte Chamber of Commerce
Glacier
Yellowstone National Parks
Butte
Yellowstone Trail Bureau
Chamber Rooms
Federal Court Opens in Billings Under Judge Pray
The summer term of the United States district court begins in Billings with Judge Charles N. Pray on the bench. Pray moved from Butte to Billings earlier this week for the opening. Assistant U.S. Attorney W. H. Meigs, who acted in Butte, departed for Billings Monday along with deputy clerk H. H. Walker. Court stenographers Miss Aline Flannery and Miss Catherine Sanders also headed to Billings Tuesday.
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United States District Court
Billings
Charles N. Pray
Pray
Butte
Great Falls
United States District
W. H. Meigs
H. H. Walker
Aline Flannery
Catherine Sanders
Loot customs truck heist shocks New York streets
Ten armed bandits ambushed a U S customs truck in Manhattan. They knocked the driver unconscious and stole 27 packages of precious stones being moved from the general post office on West Thirty third street to the appraisers stores on Washington street.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Customs
General Post
West Thirtythird Street
Washington Street
Nervous Women Should Heed Mrs Ramp Advice
Mrs Lillian Ramp of Muskogee Oklahoma praises Tanlac in a testimonial noting six years of relief from monthly nervous spells headaches and a regulated system She says the medicine gave strength energy and improved health and urges other women with nervous conditions to try Tanlac sold by reputable druggists with over a million bottles sold
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Tanlac
Lillian Ramp
Callahan Street
Muskogee
Okla
Vaniac
Taniac
Deer Lodge Rotary Talk on Ethics Impresses Members
Rev Father DeLane spoke on the Rotary Code of Ethics during the Deer Lodge Rotary luncheon at the Hotel Deer Lodge. Ed Sears was nominated as the local delegate to the international meeting in Toronto. Guests included Frank Nelson Livingston T. J. Lageunesse Deer Lodge and Henry DeVerchera Paris. A large delegation plans to motor to Gregson tonight for the Butte Rotary anniversary dinner.
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Deer Lodge
Father DeLane
Rotary Club
Ed Sears
Toronto
Frank Nelson
Livingston
T. J. Lageunesse
Henry DeVerchera
Paris
Hach
Gregson
Butte
Deer Lodge Notes Highlight Local Visits Wednesday
In Deer Lodge on Wednesday several visitors were noted including Mrs. Star of Champion, J. T. Groth of Garrison, Mrs. G. Craig and daughter Katharine returning to Avery Idaho, Mrs. D. Corlette of Drummond, and George Brander with daughters Violet and Margaret visiting friends and shopping. Edward Chapman of Race Track also transacted business in the city.
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Deer
Edward Chapman
American bankers grant $25 million credit to German bank
In New York on June 11 American bankers completed negotiations to extend a $25,000,000 credit to the German Gold Discount Bank. The loan follows an initial $5,000,000 advance made six weeks earlier and organized under Dr Hijialmar Schacht.
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The
Associated Press
New York
Bankers Today
Gold Discount Bank
Hijialmar Schacht
Rotary clubs celebrate Butte anniversary at Gregson
Members from Anaconda Deer Lodge Dillon and Philipsburg join with Butte Rotary tonight for the pioneer Montana club's tenth anniversary. Dr T C Witherspoon, organizer in 1914, will preside as dinner at Gregson followed by music and speeches. Cars transport Rotarians from Silver Bow club at 6 p m for the 7 15 p m dinner.
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Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Philipsburg
Butte Rotary Club
Butte Club
Pioneer Rotary Organization of
Montana
T. C. Witherspoon
Dr. Witherspoon
Gregson
Butte Rotarians
Silver Bow Club
Railway to Cooke City Assured by Detroit Financiers
The Billings Gazette reports that a 42 mile first stretch from Columbus to Box Canyon will begin soon with Detroit financiers buying 1.5 million dollars in bonds. The Stillwater electric line aims to link Columbus and Cooke City to boost mining, irrigation, beet farming, and regional development with 600 workers in eight to ten construction divisions.
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Cooke City
Cooke City Road
Billings Gazette
Detroit
the Gazette
Stillwater Electric Railway
Columbus
J. P. Ernster
A. W. Barker
Ernster
Billings
R. V. Coon Syndicate
Box Canyon
Wood
Stillwater
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Einster
Montana Power Company
Sioux Charley Lake
Wood's Ranch
Federal Power Commission
Chamber of Commerce Primary Voting Ends
Voters completed the chamber primary to nominate 16 candidates for the chamber of commerce directorate by 5 PM. Ballots must have been received at headquarters or deposited in city malls before then. The 16 top vote-getters will be named nominees on the final ballot. Directors whose terms expired May 1 include David J. Charles, Paul A. Gow, Arthur Merkle, James E. Murray, Arthur Perham, Judge Sydney Lanner, Willard Thompson and T. C. Witherspoon.
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Chamber of Commerce Directorate
Chamber
David J. Charles
Paul A. Gow
Arthur Merkle
James E. Murray
Arthur Perham
Sydney Lanner
Willard Thompson
T. C. Witherspoon
Bank of Clintonville Bandits Kill Stockholder
Four armed bandits robbed the Bank of Clintonville in Kentucky today. Frank Buchanan, a stock holder, was shot and killed after he resisted the robbery while cashier Walter Gibson returned fire. The bandits escaped without taking any money.
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Associated Press
Clintonville
Frank Buchanan
Walter Gibson
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