Deer Lodge Rodeo Uses Powell County Horses for Exhibition
A June roundup at the Alvie Beck ranch near Track selected 15 horses from about 50 for use in the Deer Lodge rodeo celebration. Riders led by Thomas Collins and Bry McDowell prepared top horses while plans included a visit to the William Knop ranch for more stock. A Denver-to-Deer Lodge note from F. A. Ashbury discussed securing 36 head of steers for the event and related rodeo activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Collins
F. A. Ashbury
Denver
Deer Lodge
Tad
State Well Represented At Disciples Convention
Nearly 50 delegates from Montana and beyond attend a four day Montana Church of Disciples convention in Bozeman. Listed attendees include ministers and spouses from Butte Anaconda Deer Lodge Great Falls Helena Miles City Billings Kalispell Manhattan Havre Whitehall Spokane Rupert St Louis and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Church of Disciples
Butte
Walter M. Jordan
Jennie Coe Jordan
Hugh D. Darsie
Anaconda
C. W. Sparrow
W. Jon. Couchs
J. A. Danielson
Deer Lodge
Wiley Mount- Whitehall
J. Gist
Spokane
W. F. Turner
W. M. Wickiter
W. F. Poo
C. M. Ridenour
Rupert
Daho
P. T. Carnes
St. Louis
C. N. Downey
Dillon World War Vets Outline Convention Program
Dillon Montana outlines tentative three day program for American Legion and auxiliary conventions to be held August 13 to 15 in Dillon. State officials and local post chairmen plan sessions, parades, banquets, dances, and receptions at the training school building and Junior high facilities with hopes for a large turnout and concurrent reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
The
American Legion
the Legion Auxiliary
W. L. Jones
R. M. Porter
Auxiliary
Legion Convention
Beaverhead
Legionaires
Womens’ Auxiliary
Ninty
Legion
Sheep Loss in Montana Shearing Shed Fire Near Dillon
The shearing sheds of O. A. Schulz on McCarthy Mountain east slope burned, 300 ewes perished or suffocated as flames tore through the structures about 25 miles north of Dillon. Cause is unknown and Madison county authorities investigate for clues. Schulz is a noted stockman with ranches in Beaverhead and Madison counties. Loss is estimated at approximately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
O. A. Schulz
McCarthy Mountain
Madison County
Schulz
Beaverhead
Madison
Parker Brought Back on Check Charge
Deputy Kellum returned from Big Timber with E. J. Parker who is wanted on a charge of passing a bad check. The alleged worthless paper was given to the Men's Store here recently and this is said to be a second offense. Parker was arrested a week ago for a similar offense but was dismissed after restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
F. L. Kellum
Big Timber
E. J. Parker
Parker
Dillon News Notes visit and births and travels
Dillon residents report guests from the Big Hole basin Mr and Mrs George M Clemon and daughter Miss Mae visited. A baby boy born at Mrs Fred Oliver’s home to Mr and Mrs William Gross of Melrose. Mr and Mrs Walter Bennett left for a motor tour of western states with Mr and Mrs Warren Stone and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
George M. Clemon
Mies Mae
Big Hole Basin
William Gross
Melrose
Fred Oliver
Walter Bennett
Warren Stone
Montana Supreme Court Upholds Bozeman Taxi License Law
The Montana Supreme Court reaffirms April ruling upholding Bozeman taxi license ordinance. In Ladue case, court finds seizure of a still legal without a warrant if probable cause exists and notes officers may observe violations in their presence. Technical trespass cited does not negate search legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Helena
Montana Supreme Court
Bozeman
Nelson
District Court
Lake County
Charles Ladue
Supreme Court
United States District Court
Ladue
Montana Guard Units Arriving at Helena
An investigation ordered by Adjutant General BE H Williams found the accident that injured Bozeman Montana National Guard member Andrew Briscoe unavoidable. Briscoe was thrown from a truck during material transport for a summer camp and is hospitalized in Helena. His parents, Lewistown mayor Jack Briscoe and wife, arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Helena
BE. H. Williams
Andrew Briscoe
Bozeman Service Company
Montana National Guard
Briscoe
Jack Briscoe
Lewistown
William V. McCright
B. H. Daggett
Max Megege
Fort Harrison
Service Company
Sol Peterson
Williams
L. Sheridan
Charles F. Jump
William J. Lowry
William Pippy
State Board Buys Bozeman Bonds Worth 67000
The Montana state land board authorized investment of 67000 in Bozeman municipal bonds now held by the Murray estate. The bonds, redeemable next year, may be refunded by amortization bonds if Bozeman officials pursue that plan with state permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Local visitors and homecomings in Basin area
Mrs John Brutto and children returned from Chicago Sunday after a long visit with relatives. Arthur Cuchene came back from Butte Monday where he visited his children. Mr and Mrs Joseph Fischer and children of Boulder were dinner guests at Clyde Darby’s. Mrs Morgan and son from Ulm visited at Mrs John V Donnell’s. Fred Wilson family spent Sunday fishing in Ruby district. Mrs T Parlain and children came from Butte to visit sister Mrs M Yovetich. L H Detour returned Monday after visiting Lewistown and White Sulphur Springs baths. Marion and Edna Williams of Butte stay a week with Mrs August Grunert. Mrs R E Leonard and Mrs Rose Taylor drove to Butte for dental work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Fred Vaughn
Butte
Art Keeler
Portland
Francis Slaughtner
Rialto Theater
James Normile
Seattle
Binum
Tobias Schurtz
T. J. Forseth
Mds
Minneapolis
George Schuler
Re. Sam Beaumont
Mary Rasmussen
Anaconda
Guy Bliss
Lodge
W. A. Harpole
Carl Briggs
John Steinberger
Oday
George Tenge
Avery
Idaho
Elsie
Elise Pauly
Washington, D. C
Trinity
Peter Pauly
Peets
Delia Berg
Elliston
MM. Kbe
Keeley
M. Keeley
Thomas Rusha
Helena
John Brutto
Chicago
Arthur Cuchene
Joseph Fischer
Boulder
Clyde Darby
Morgan
Ulm
John V. Donnell
Fred Wilson
Ruby
T. Parlain
M. Yovetich
L. H. Detour
Lewistown
White Sulphur Springs
Marion
Edna Williams
August Grunert
R. E. Leonard
Rose Taylor
Montana Road Bids Opened at Missoula
AP reports bids opened for Y G B trail Kibbee canyon section near Great Falls with Joslin and McAllister of Spokane the low bidder by about $8 000 Others bid on West Gallatin road park boundary section with Collison and Selvidge of Billings the lowest by $310 Seven bids for 8.8 miles on Y G B project with the lowest at 36 601 Both projects due for completion by December 1 This year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Missoula
Joslin and McAllister
Spokane
Kibbee Canyon
Monarch
Riceville
Great Falls
Bureau of Public Roads
Joslin and
McAllister
Park Boundary
West Gallatin Road
Collison and Selvidge
Billings
Collison and
Selvidge
West Gallatin
Alfred E. Smith for President Club Forms in Denver
Articles of incorporation were filed with Colorado’s secretary of state for the Alfred E. Smith for president in 1928 club. Denver Democrats Julius Richele John T. Maley and Anna E. Hansen lead the effort to promote Smith’s candidacy and campaign across Colorado and other states to secure pledged delegates at the Democratic national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Denver
Alfred E. Smith
Julius Richele
John T. Maley
Anna E. Hansen
New York
United States
Colorado
Union
Smith
Public Building Bill Backed By Coolidge Support
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Smoot said after a White House visit that President Coolidge would back the public building bill in the next session. The plan provides 160 million dollars for federal buildings in many cities, with about one third in the national capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
White House
Coolidge
Congress
National Capital
Ridin' Thunder at the Imperial with Jack Hoxie
The Blue Streak presents Ridin Thunder at the Imperial cinema today in matinee and evening shows directed by Cliff Smith. Jack Hoxie stars in a Bower adaptation shot in Arizona about a rancher son, a rustler king’s daughter, and a murder mystery ending with the reveal of the real killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hoxie
Imperial Theater
Cliff Smith
Hoxie
B. M. Bower
Arizona
Reat Pointes Desret
Rueller
All in Readiness for Tea at Club
The second of a series of teas will be held this afternoon at the country club. Members attending will enjoy bridge and golf. Hostesses for the tea will be Mrs. F. S. Adams, Mrs. J. C. Maring, Mrs. W. L. Beal, Mrs. W. B. Gorham, Mrs. H. H. Gee and Mrs. Frank Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.S. Adams
J. C. Maring
W. L. Beal
W. B. Gorham
H. H. Gee
Frank Tucker
Anaconda School Board Names Next Year’s Teaching Staff
The Anaconda school board announced the elected teachers for the coming year at its April 27 meeting with J A Hylton not re elected. The lists include high school special and grade teachers such as Fannie Brayton Annie Breneman Florence Burke Fay Collins Katherine Goodhue Grace Hammon Ina Hill Byron Kay Eura Kester Frederica Morse Orine Murphy Mary Paper Georgia Prather Samuel D Rice Florence Gray Ruth Sheppard E J Stevens Sallie Stewart W D Wagner and others across grade and elementary positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
J. A. Hylton
Fannie Brayton
Annie Breneman
Florence Burke
Fay Collins
Katherine Goodhue
Grace Hammon
Ina Hill
Byron Kay Eura Kester
Frederica Morse
Orine Murphy
Mary Paper
Georgia Prather
Samuel D. Rice
Florence Gray
Ruth Sheppard
E. J. Stevens
Sallie Stewart
W. D. Wagner
Centerville Hosts Jay Bees In Top Local Clash
The Jay Bees, said to be the fastest independent team in Anaconda, meet the Centerville club tonight at 6 30 in Centerville. Centerville has a clean sweep this season and prepared with strong practice. Captain Romitrovich named the lineup including Warrens as catcher and Domi trotovich on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Bees
Anaconda
Butte Centerville
City Commons
Romitrovich
Warrens
R. Domitrovich
Oldhaber
Hartsell
Nicholas
Dwyer
Andrews
Flick
M. Domitrovich
McGary
J. Domitrovich
McDonald
St Peter’s Alumni Dance Impresses Large Crowd at Washoe Park
About 200 couples attended the St Peter’s high school alumni dance at Washoe park. The Loomis orchestra provided vaudeville entertainment into the late hour, and the event was hailed as one of the organization’s most successful affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's High School
Washoe Park
Loomis Orchestra
Body of H. Parfitt Taken to Philipsburg
The body of Harry Parfitt an elderly Philipsburg resident who died on a conda Thursday night was transported yesterday afternoon to Philipsburg for funeral services and interment next Monday. Tuttle undertaking rooms conducted local arrangements. Duchess Seeks Divorce. Duchess of Westminster divorce suit set for next Wednesday with no resistance expected by the duke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Parfitt
Oldtimer
Philipsburg
Anaconda
Tuttle Undertaking Rooms
Mother of Anaconda Woman Dies in Utah
Louise Coulson aged 77, mother of Mrs. J. A. Hasley of Anaconda, Mont., died last Saturday in Salt Lake City. A native of Ohio and longtime Montana Utah resident, she was known for poetry and books. Surviving children include Mrs. E. M. DeMers of Butte, Mont., Harry O Neal of Los Angeles, Mrs. J. A. Hasley of Anaconda, Mont., and C. V. O Neill of Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Coulson
J. A. Hasley
Salt Lake
Alice Bennett Wins Legion Essay Contest in Deer Lodge
Miss Alice Bennett of Anaconda high school take first prize in the fourth annual American Legion region contest held in Deer Lodge county. William Nutting won second prize. Bennett’s essay titled Why has the American Legion dedicated itself to uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States will advance to the national contest with $750 for first, $500 for second, and $260 for third. Judges were Mrs. F. S. Adams Miss Clara Marcille and Fred Bullock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bennett
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
William Nutting
American Legion
United States
Bennett
Deer Lodge County
F. S. Adams
Clara Marcille
Fred Bullock
Cupid Fails to Bring Hearts in Anaconda June
The June bloom of orange blossoms and marriage licenses has yet to arrive in Anaconda as Cupid sleeps or weathers dampen his efforts. Not a single license has been issued this month, suggesting his bow strings may be broken or delays linger in the local romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
A Thief in Paradise at the Bluebird
George Fitzmaurice presents A Thief in Paradise at the Bluebird tonight with Doris Kenyon Ronald Colman and Aileen Pringle in the leading roles. Colman directed two undersea battles and a nocturnal airplane elopement while Miss Pringle wears a pearl costume for the sea dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fitzmaurice
Doris Kenyon
Ronald Colman
Aileen Pringle
Claude Gillingwater
Alec Francis
John Patrick
Colman
Miss Kenyon
Miss Pringle
Glenn Funeral to Be This Morning
Andrew Glenn former Anacondan and disabled veteran who died last Sunday by drowning at Minneapolis will be buried this morning with a military funeral from the home of his parents Mr and Mrs John Glenn 814 East Fifth street. The cottage will proceed to St Peter church where requiem high mass will be celebrated at 9 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Glenn
Minneapolis
John Glenn
East Fifth Street
St. Peter's Church
Woman Escapes Surgery With Medicine Help
Lima Ohio report quotes Mrs Erne of Thurston praising a medicine that eased her severe backache inflamed pains and disability. She says it improved appetite and weight and claims it saved her from an operation while she continues taking it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Ohio
Medina
Erne
Thurston
Lima, Ohio
Cure of Eczema Promoted by San Cura Ointment
Mrs Sara K Byerly of Greensburg Pennsylvania credits San Cura Ointment and Soap with a complete cure of her eczema after four years of illness. The advertisement claims relief for burns sores and various skin conditions and lists prices 45 and 65 cents for ointment and 2 cents per cake for Ban Cura Soap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara K. Byerly
Greensburg
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Montana
Powell County
Disciples
Petey
Looney
Av. Tere Tc
Dillon Bureau World War Vets
Montana Guard
State Board
Warren Jr
J. W. Finsley
Jackson
W. & Tagh of
Polaris
Basin Bureau
Boost Smith
Anaconda News
Tenchers
Force
F. C. Brown
Jean Grimshaw
Mabel Hatch
Irene Brady
Catherine Goodrich
Marguerrette Patterson
A. J. Rolfe
Bernice Shuss
Therese Mulloy
O. W. Quistorff
Geatle
E. P. Brogan
Martha Cavin
Laura French
Elsie Hill
Loretta Kelly
Mary Mahoney
Helen MacMillan
Mary McManus
Mary Quigley
Alice Roney
Rosella Scanlon
Jeannette Scanlon
Mabel Sharp
Anna Sutherland
Myrtle Templeton
Echo Templeton
Janie Carter
Jessie Blackstone
Viola Milkwick
Anna Gorman
Florence Blomstrom
Margaret Conroy
Nellie Shea
Florence Martin
May McHugh
Mayme Barry
Loretta Spellman
Marie Conley
Anna Scallon
Helena Gleeson
Mary O’donnell
Katherine Ryan
Mary Kelly
Victoria Larson
Mary MacDonald
Catherine McGrady
Muriel Kiely
May Russell
Aleda Sigler
Centerville
H. Parfitt
C. A. Voight
Utah
Gupid
Glenn
U-S
Resinol
Lydia E.pinkham
Ecezma
City Drug Store
Main Street
Drummond
Bellville
Ovando
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