Bitter Root Missoula Auto Caravan To Open Skalkaho Road
Major G L Smith reports a Bitter Root and Missoula caravan will tour to Butte and Anaconda June 21 22 to celebrate Skalkaho road opening. Route praised as in excellent condition with protective barriers and turnout points. An aircraft will pilot the autocade keeping sight of the long line of cars with landings at each stop.
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Missoula
Hamilton
G. L. Smith
Missoula- Bitter Root
Butte
Anaconda
Skalkaho Road
Philipsburg
Deer Lodge
A. W. Stephenson
W. R. Brennan
Bitter Root
Hamilton Chamber of Commerce Committee
Ted Reinbold
James Dockey
Warren E. Pollinger
Hamilton Social News Notes Visitors and Local Changes
Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flanagin included Allen Costello of Seattle and Babcock of Reardon with their spouses from Indiana and Stevensville. Fannie Anson returned from Chicago and may teach music in Hamilton. Mrs. W. D. Wilson of Los Angeles visits friends. W A. Bower was elected a Hamilton Chamber of Commerce director, succeeding George N. Walden. Others visiting include Mrs. N. J. Edwards of Reaver, Draper Bartlett returning from Orlando with son, and H. B. Strasser’s family from Butte. N. J. Tillman of Florence returns from irrigation business, FR Wilson of the Northern Pacific also back from Missoula.
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Hamilton
Charles Flanagin
Allen Costello
Seattle
Babcock
Reardon
Wash
Eshelman
Indiana
John Costello
B. F. Lancaster
Stevensville
Fannie Anson
Chicago
Oak Park
W. D. Wilson
Los Angeles
Cal
W. A. Bower
Valley Mercantile Company
Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
George N. Walden
N. J. Edwards of
Reaver
John Kleinoeder
Draper C. Bartlett
Orlando
Fla
Draper Jr
Bartlett
Pennsylvania
Daly Acres
H. B. Strasser
Butte
N. J. Tillman
Florence
Ravalli County
FR. Wilson
Northern Pacific
Missoula
Bishop Sails Today for Lourdes on Vacation
The Rt. Rev. John P. Carroll bishop of the Helena diocese sails from New York for Lourdes France on a vacation trip expected to last until mid August. He left Helena last Tuesday and is wished bon voyage by civic and church leaders.
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John FP. Carroll
Helena
New York
Lourdes
France
Bishop Carroll
Mer
John P. Carroll
D. D
Ponsensee
Brussilion
la Compagnie Generale Translantique
N. Y
Shrine of Lourdes
Victor Day
Mrs Clara Marks Dies in Helena
Helena dispatch reports the Montana resident Mrs Clara Marks died at her home on Saturday. Burial set for Tuesday afternoon. Born 1836 she was widow of Leopold Marks a Diamond City merchant and grandmother of Lester H Loble a Helena legislator. David Marks noted for Montana democratic politics is a son.
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Associated Press
Helena
Clara Marks
Montana
Leopold Marks
Diamond City
Marke
Lester H. Loble
David Marks
Use of Individual Electric Lighting Plants on Farms
England sees growing adoption of small on farm electric lighting plants. Farmers install compact generators and wiring to illuminate and power farm buildings, reducing dependence on external supply and enhancing nighttime operations.
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England
Deer Lodge News Briefs From June Court And Local Visits
Numerous witnesses testified in the Deer Lodge Farms water rights suit against Alois Brand before Judge Winston, likely to occupy much of the week. In other notes, County Attorney E J Cummins reports six escapes from the state prison pled guilty with one to two year sentences. Local residents and visitors including Coleman Mulcahy Samuel McKennan and Miss Elise Pauly are noted with moves and travel to Missoula Milwaukee Tulsa and Trinity College references. Judge George B Winston presides over district court this week.
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Deer Lodge
Alois Brand
Winston
Cc. C. Mercer
George Palmer
Paul Orlando
E. J. Cummins
Coleman Mulcahy
Catholic University of America
Joseph Mulcahy
Samuel McKennan
Union Bank and Trust Company of
Helena
Leslie McCormack
Butte
John Brahan
Bearmouth
Elise Pauly
Trinity College
Washington, D
F. C. Fisher
Hall
D. C. Peck
Missoula
Charles Keim
William P. Halloran
Gus Wisner
William Price
Pioneer
J. V. Miller
Milwaukee
Mr. Miller
Milwaukee Railroad Company
Freda Johnson
R. O. Kaufmann
Union Bank and Trust Company
T. J. Hamilton
Avery
Idaho
Theodore Johnson
Tulsa
Okla
Mr. Johnson
State College
Bozeman
Ruth Christiansen
Anaconda
George B. Winston
Dillon City Truck Collides With Ford In Morning Crash
A city truck from City Baking collided with a Ford touring car at Montana and Glendale streets in Dillon. Driver Louis Stahl reported no injuries. both cars suffered heavy damage. Nearby residents and visitors, including E. I. Harkness and Julia Anderson, are noted in the roundup of local people arriving or traveling through Dillon.
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A. L. Anderson
George M. Melton
Bobbie
Dillion
California
Russell Merritt
E. W. Merritt
Johnson
Virginia City
T. J. Call
Madison County
Dillon
Ennis
J.D. Harrison
Grasshopper
Walter Stamm
Butte
Hugh Anderson
J. W. Evans
San Diego
Cal
Murial Roe
Seattle
Otto Galloway
Mia
Fern Kuder
Hollie Staudaker
Esther Christensen
Aubrey Nesbit
Alberta
Canada
William Dunn
Mary Judge
Vaima
Father Judge
Emerson Hughes
Beryl Green
Clifflake
Upper
Madison
Baseball Attracts Smelter City Kids In Montana Leagues
Youth baseball draws strong local interest as Burnett Specials beat White Sox 6 to 2 with Hogan and Walsh on the mound. B. A. & P. defeats Willow Street Juniors 2 to 0 behind Joe McCarvel’s performance. Washoe Specials challenge Montana teams 14 years or under. contact John Kenny at 805 Hal Fifth Ee.
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Anaconda
Burnett Specials
White Sox
Hogan
Walsh
Smith
Dooley
Hutspedth
Moran
Willow Street
Joe McCarvel
Washoe
Montana
John Kenny
Agricultural possibilities in Alaska in Arctic areas
Alaska offers a range of farming prospects even in Arctic zones. Researchers note climate variations, soil conditions, and infrastructure as key factors shaping feasible crops, livestock, and farming methods suitable for remote communities.
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Alaska
Arctic Circle
Anaconda Holds Funeral Services for Jess C Rutherford
Funeral services for the late Jess C. Rutherford were held at the family home on West Fourth Street with Rev. J. S. Spears officiating. A quartet sang hymns during the Christian church service as Brotherhood of Railway Conductors members attended in a body. Interment followed at Hill Cemetery.
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Jess C. Rutherford
West Fourth Street
J. S. Spears
The
Christian Church
C. E. Farnsworth
Louis Kent
Charles McPhail
Isle of Somewhere
Mr. Rutherford
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
Ll. J. Beekman
Cc. R. Keefe
C. I. Eckburg
John Lowe
Charles J. Greenough
A. P. Goodwin
Hill Cemetery
Mrs Tucker Wins Kickers Handicap at Anaconda Club
Mrs Frank Tucker won the Kickers Handicap at Anaconda Country Club after a tournament with 23 entrants. Players selected handicaps to finish near 70 to 80. Tucker scored 74, closest to the target, with scores ranging from 64 to 95. The event proved popular and organizers hope to stage another soon.
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Frank Tucker
Anaconda Country Club
City Sees Prolonged Heat With 85 Degree Peak
High temperatures dominate daily in the city with a high of 85 degrees reported yesterday afternoon by Observer Frank Kennedy. Morning lows fell to 42 and evening readings at 6 PM showed 72 degrees as the heat persisted.
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Frank Kennedy
City Council Debates Billboards and Ditch Repairs
The council weighed a protest against roadside billboards near a Continental Oil station and continued hearings. They authorized investigation by the city attorney and considered ditch repairs on Cedar Street with a maintenance bond for contractors. The police commission seeks a new car, births reporting repeal was referred, and street repairs and signs were discussed with a grader demonstration and sinking pavement investigation.
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Cedar Street
Park Avenue
Hickory Street
Hamill & Rogs
Police Commission
Police Department
Police Committee
Judiciary Committee
MecCarvel
McCavitt
McHugh
Birchhill
Grimes
Anaconda
Alderman Trio
Hickory
Fourth Streets
Trio
James Is Speaker At Rotary Meeting
John W. James described how a lawyer prepares a case for trial at the district court in an entertaining Rotary talk. Rotarians applauded as he stressed hard work and fees, while Frank Tucker urged members to welcome about 500 visitors on the Missoula-Bitter Root motor expedition, planning parking on Park Avenue and a welcome banner.
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Rotary Club
John W. James
James
Frank Tucker
Skalkaho Road
Butte
Anaconda
Park Avenue
Miss McLay Forfeits Bond On Reckless Driving Charge
Miss Agnes McLay failed to appear in police court to answer a reckless driving charge filed by Officer Bentley on Sunday afternoon and forfeited her $10 bond. She was driving a heavy touring car loaded with passengers when she shifted into gear.
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Agnes McLay
Bentley
Miss McLay
Car Crash at Auto Repair Shop Leads to Forfeited Bond
Louise Brown was arrested on a vagrancy charge near Main and Commercial streets after she ran her car through a plate glass front of an Auto Repair Shop. She forfeited a $15 bond when she failed to appear for trial. Frank Reardon was arrested by Chief Cullen and booked on drunkenness charges.
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Low
Louise Brown
Beausolis, Connolly
Bentley
Frank Reardon
Cullen
Two New Faces in Lineup of Anodes
Anaconda fans will see Red Ridings and Louis Baker join the Anodes this week. Ridings is a former Anode favorite from last year and Baker is an excellent outfielder signed by Manager A Lodell. Both played for Oregon Agricultural College this spring.
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Anaconda
Anodes
Red Ridings
Louis Baker
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ridings
Noos
Baker
A Lodell
Visitors to smelter tour list names and origins
Visitors toured the smelter yesterday with guide Al. Mines included EB. C. Farrens of Chinook Montana John Lewin of Chicago Mr and Mrs Leslie Haynes of Morristown New Jersey H Q Kent of Spokane and Mr and Mrs O Shaughnessy of Prosser Washington.
Knights of Columbus Meeting Notice at Deer Lodge Clubhouse
All members must assemble at the clubhouse at 7 o clock Tuesday evening to visit Deer Lodge council. Members with cars should be there by 7 p m sharp. P 8. Everett Grand Knight.
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Knights of Columbus
Deer Lodge Council
Everett
Emerald Oil promises quick relief from varicose veins
A City Drug company advertisement touts Emerald Oil as a powerful germicide that quickly reduces varicose veins, enlarged glands, goitres, and wens. Mail orders accepted for a two ounce bottle, with a refund if not effective. Use as directed and improvements are claimed in days.
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City Drug Company
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