Seven posts filled at Montana Experiment Station
Bozeman June 26 Seven appointments to staff at the Montana Experiment Station were announced by Director F B Linfield. New hires include Ph D and M S degree holders in chemistry economics and bacteriology. The Purnell bill funds $20,000 per state station for agricultural and home economics research.
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Bozeman
Montana Experiment Station
F. B.linfield
Mi.nfield
Montana
Jessie BH. Richardson
U. S
Mike Richardson
Carleton College
Minne Fein
Theniversity of Minnesota
University of Chicago
University of Minnesota
Arnold H. Johnson
Paul Sharp
Cornell University
Johnson
Minnesota
Barbour L. Herrington
Michigan Agricultural College
Paul A. Young
Wabash College
Cornell
Varsity of Illinois
B. Swingle
Eliwood Morris
Willas Young
University of Wisconsin
Oregongricultural College
Oregon Agricultural
A. Watenpaugh
B. S
James R. Barker
Eastern Branch Experiment Station
Oregon
Shortage of Long Green Bills from Gas Station Handling
Soiling of dollar bills by gasoline filling station workers in handling is causing a retirement of many of the long green pieces, creating a currency shortage.
A Guaranteed Remedy for Piles
A period advertisement for Cura Ointment claims cures for piles with a 35 cent jar from City Drug. It features a testimonial from Rev. W. F. Gilbert of Time, Pa, praising relief after using Cura Ointment and Cura Soap for skin ailments, burns, and pimples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Gilbert
Beaverhead stockman Henry Hildreth dies after heart attack
Dillon June 26. Henry D. Hildreth a Beaverhead county stockman for 35 years died at 2 a m at the Hildreth ranch on Medicine Lodge after a series of heart attacks. Survivors include wife four daughters and three sons with funeral arrangements pending arrival of relatives. The body to be brought to Dillon for services likely Sunday.
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Dillon
Henry D. Hildreth
Beaverhead
Hildreth
Medicine Lodge
Henry Hoffland
Seattle
California
Fort Milton
Cal
Montana
Beaverhead County
Clarence Koenig
Armstead
Nioma
Dorothy Hildreth Dillon
George T. Hildreth
Hollywood
Jonathan
Emphrey Hildreth
Charles Retallack Sentenced to Two to Four Years
In Dillon on June 26 the jury found Charles Retallack guilty of a statutory offense and sentenced him to two to four years in the state penitentiary at Deer Lodge after three hours of deliberation. He plans an appeal and is out on $5,000 bonds.
Lima Man Is Given Fine and Jail Term
Sheriff D F Mooney and Federal Agent Ben Holter raided Reichle aftenoon and found 400 bottles of beer and about three gallons of moonshine in Nick Adders soft drink place. Adders pleaded guilty in district court before Judge Lyman H Bennett and received a $300 fine and 60 days in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
D. F. Mooney
Ben Holter
Reichle
Nick Adders
Adders
Lyman H. Bennett
Dillon News Notes Highlights Local Arrivals and Events
Jack Hustead visits Dillon from Big Hole basin to handle business while W. S. Tash of Polaris is here. The Dillon band conducted by Prof L L Gregory performed at the public school grounds with a large audience. Others in town include Matt Kay from Grant, Wendell and Helen Jardine from Jackson, Ross Nay from Millpoint, and William Tolliver from Grant. Max Embree returned from Horse Prairie. John Shirley remains in Barrett hospital. Mrs Lucy Barshaw Andrea and Adolph Stewart depart for Washington by motor. Martha Featherly returns from California after a year away.
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Dillon
Jack Hustead
Big Hole Basin
Tash
Polaris
Ll. A. Gregory
Matt Kay
Grant
Wendell
Helen Jardine
Jackson
Ross Nay
Millpoint
William Tolliver
Max Embree
Horse Prairie
John Shirley
Barrett Hospital
Lucy Barshaw
Andrea
Adolph Stewart
Washington
Martha Featherly
California
Deer Lodge News Notes June 26
Lee Davis returns from Helena trip as Powell county sheriff Thomas Mullen brings Roy Newman wanted for larceny in Ovando. Various Deer Lodge visitors include Mrs Hugh Davis Avon and Ed Keiley Helmville. Dorothy Whitworth heads to Los Angeles. George Thompson Elliston attends to business.
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Peer Lodge
Deer Lodge
Elliston
Ed Keiley
Helmville
H. Williams
Helena
Dorothy Whitworth
Los Angeles
Cal
W. G. Roberts
Relatye
Pen
Dece Lodge
Anaconda Rocker Boy Humber Wins Butte Medal Shootoff
The 32nd annual Montana Sportsmen's association meet opened in Anaconda with Maurice Humber of Rocker edging S A Arnold of Broadview in the Butte Rod and Gun club medal shootoff after both tied with 147 of 150 in the first six singles events. S: The three day event features top entrants including Frank Troeh of Portland and Sam Sharman of Salt Lake, with Old Timers' shoot and multiple medals on the program and prizes on display at W. D. Royal Jewelry.
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Maurice Humber
Rocker
Butte Rod and Gun Club
S. A. Arnold
Broadview
J. J. Robinson
Anaconda
A. Arnold
Frank Troeh
Portland
Montana Sportsmen’s Association
Butte Rod and Gun
Montana
Ligowsky
C. W. Smith
P. Mathewson
Mathewson
Sam
Butte
W. Dpd. Royal Jewelry
East Park Avenue
Wonder Boy
Chicago
Butte Rod and
America
C. H. Smith
J. A. Poore
Kalispell
Anaconda Native Leads Jazz Orchestra at Bluebird Theater
Roland P. Varnadore, former Anaconda boy, headlined with his orchestra in the Western Association vaudeville program at the Bluebird theater. Varnadore, a noted jazz exponent, has three other orchestras and tours the country. He entertained on piano with vocal and instrumental numbers as "Varnies" Kentucky Ramblers also appeared. A separate note mentions pastel tones in women’s spring wear reflecting Parisian art trends.
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Roland P. Varnadore
Anaconda
Bluebird Theater
Western Association
Varnadore
Varnies
Kentucky Ramblers
Pioneer Matron Amelia Austin Dies in Anaconda
Mrs Amelia Austin age 76 longtime Anaconda resident died at home after six weeks illness. Widow of T W Austin she came to town in the early 1880s. Survived by daughter Mrs F M Miller East Bakersfield California and three grandchildren in California and three in Anaconda Mrs William Bahr Miss Amelia Bailey and Sidney Allen. Body moved to Tuttle parlors for funeral arrangements pending.
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Amelia Austin
Anaconda
East Front Street
William Bahr
Amelia Bailey
Sidney Allen
Tuttle Undertaking
Military funeral for former Anaconda city engineer Grimes
William Walter Grimes, former city engineer of Anaconda, died of heart trouble last Thursday. A military funeral will be held at his mother-in-law's home at 320 East Fourth Street on Monday at 8 45 a.m., with a requiem high mass at St Pauls Church at 9 a.m. Interment follows at Mount Carmel Cemetery. The body leaves P J Finnegan chapel at 2 p.m. tomorrow. Aunt Mrs W D Kinsella of Bozeman traveled to Anaconda for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Walter Grimes
Anaconda
Michael Lyons
East Fourth Street
St. Paul's Church
Mount Carmel
P. J. Finnegan Undertaking
Funeral for Richard Haynes Held This Morning
The funeral of Richard Haynes will be held this morning at 8 45 from the P J Finnegan funeral chapel, proceeding to St Pauls church for services at 9 o'clock. Interment will be in Mount Carmel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Haynes
P. J. Finnegan
St St. Paul's Church
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Haynes
P. J. Finnegan Company
New Traffic Officer Resigns from Force
Traffic Officer Miles, appointed at the start of the current city administration, tendered his resignation to the mayor and police commission yesterday to take effect June 30.
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Miles
Three Court Cases Taken Under Advisement
Judge George B. Winston took three district court cases under advisement as a quiet day ended with default judgment in one suit. Edward Evans sued W. Conroy for 293.44 dollars, default entered. Otto Batschi versus Fred Smith, Edna Jacobsen versus Mary Jacobsen, and State ex rel. versus J B C Knight were held under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
George B. Winston
Edward Evans
W. Conroy
Otto Batschi
Fred Smith
Edna Jacobsen
Mary E. Jacobsen
J. B. C. Knight
Notable visitors in Anaconda briefed by locals
Mrs. George McNally of Butte visits friends in Anaconda. Ben Daniels of Daniels Gulch conducts business there. I Lafferty of Huntington Ind an Anaconda old-timer, visited yesterday after a trip from Yellowstone National Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McNally
Butte
Anaconda
Ben Daniels
Daniels’ Gulch
I. Lafferty
Huntington
Ind
Yellowstone National Park
Sheridan plans a free all-day community celebration
Sheridan in late June prepared a comprehensive festival organized by the Business Men's club with broad civic support. Events across the day include Ford car stunts, street pageants, a community lunch and dinner, music, baseball, water sports, and a community sing. A golf outing and art exhibit add to the program while rest rooms are provided. The Tonney Baxter orchestra will play for a dance. Dillon and Sheridan will meet in a baseball game and notable speakers are slated to include Floyd Ghormley and de Berke.
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Sheridan
al! Sheridan
Sheridan Business Men's Club
Golf Links
Fox Building
Tonney-Baxter Orchestra
O. T. Estlin
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Anaconda Market
East Park Ave
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Flannigan
Wilcoxson
Beeteehee
Ae Oe
Cree
Keight
Pappin Smith
Poore
O'Brien
McLeod
Schulz
Robinson
Berier Wee
McGanney
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Ledman
Converse of
Williams
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Horgan Tee
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Sharman
Kinde Fee
Rathrock
Arnold
Berner
Tisdale
Holmes
I White
Goddard
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Paris
Bonner
Dixieland Minstrels
Helen Lewis
Radio
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Margaret
R. B. Abbott CO
Aga Gos
Svlema
Abe Ee
Rere Ee
Walter Grimes
Sheridan. News
Anterncorperative
East Park
Summer
C.c.c.co
Copper City Chevrolet Co
Copper City Building
Kelly & Tuchscherer
Main Street
Austin
C.A. Tuttle Co
Ecru
American Legion
Finnegan
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