Mining district basketball tourney hailed as top local sports event
Butte hosts the rocky mountain mining district basketball tournament finished Saturday with high praise for organizers led by coach M J Danahey. McAuliffe of Butte starred with 10 more than Helena rival, while Carroll Prosser Smith and Dahlberg ranked high in scoring. Seating upgrades and fair play praised, boosting local interest in future events.
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Butte High School
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Butte High
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Carroll
S Smith
Jiggs Dahlberg
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Telena
Bachelors Win Hockey Match From Benedicts
A turkey dinner at Gregson Springs capped the hockey clash between the married men and the Bachelors. Semich won total points with the Bachelors prevailing over Benedicts. lineup features Kinville Oswell Telling Shulty Clarke Lamon and others as the married men.
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Traffic signs found at Broadway and Main and Park and Main
Mystery over missing traffic signs ends with discovery one near Daly bank basement corridor and another at the city corral. Signs likely moved due to reduced need after garbage and ash contract transfer to Montana Disposal Co. Police unwas able to confirm who removed them.
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Main
Park
Daly Bank
City Corral
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Montana Disposal Company
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John Pershing Unveils Brow Sas at Grace Methodist Church
In Grace Methodist Episcopal Church tonight John 4 Pershing unveiled a memorial brow sas honoring members killed in the great war. The ceremony paid tribute to fallen servicemen as part of a local remembrance event with community attendance.
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NEW Sun
John
Pershing
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Betty Encounters Mr Cricket in Quiet Hearth Tale
Betty sits watching the mantel as two long black feeders emerge then withdraw. Mr Cricket pops out again, peering at Betty before stepping onto the mantel and greeting with a squeaky voice. Betty startles but lingers to see what happens next.
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Daddy Cricket Leaves Home to Raise Field Folk
Betty and Euces hear Daddy Cricket sing and decide he should live outdoors with his cousin Mr Field Cricket to raise their field folk. He explains his larger under wings stick out and he plans to return in summer evenings. Betty posts a sign promising Daddy Cricket will come back to perform his cheery song.
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George in Contempt for Missing Court Verdict
In Great Falls on February 29 Ernest George was held in contempt after failing to appear for the verdict in a Roosevelt county horse stealing case. His lawyers had advised him to flee the state to avoid arrest on another warrant, and he was brought back by automobile from North Dakota to face the court. The verdict found him not guilty.
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North Dakota
Houruscope readers see mixed luck for business and politics
The astrology column warns of mild adverse Saturn sun aspects this day but signals strong activity for writers and potential mergers between business and editorial sides of periodicals. It foresees chaotic politics, fraud risks, bad weather, seismic risks, and a busy but fragile year for those born today.
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Brown company changes owners take hold of store
A. Brown disposes of control in Brown company which runs the Green's store on West Park street. James J. Murphy Edward Softley and John F. Forbis Jr. will assume possession and active management March 1 as Brown retires to new interests. Murphy is a longtime Butte resident formerly with Hennessy company for 22 years.
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Butte Store Partners Plan Exclusive Woman's Wear House
Dillon reports note long service and expertise. Murphy and Softley, long-time executives with Hennessy, plan to open a Butte store as an exclusive women's attire establishment. They are praised for display skill and business experience, with strong congratulations from former associates.
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Hennessy
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Butte
VARIOUS ROADS WILL GO AFTER SHIPPERG AGAIN
A long fragment outlines railroad powers and competing lines resuming private control after federal oversight. It suggests a renewed push by railroad systems to redivide business under new nego tiations and notes a recently signed railroad bill expanding Interstate Commerce Commission authority and reach. The text also briefly mentions several individuals and places as it references meetings and pickups in New York and Washington.
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Gumps Cartoon Teases Riches From Odd Tale
The Gumps riff on fortunes and luck as Andy’s $10,000 dream ride is framed by a joke about easy money. Characters joke about wealth, claiming riches could come if one just finds the right opportunity, then mock the idea with a farcical blunt plan.
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Advance Guards On Ground Early In The Morning
J W Jones who drilled the Van Duc well heads the company as president Al Mosby. Excitement grows over verification of the 9 Strike at Mosby, suggesting a tributary link to Devil's Basin and nearer to Roundup. Oil reported of higher grade may come from a higher stratum than the Devil's basin sands. With structures spanning from Woman's Pocket to Mosby, about 100 miles, Roundup fields may yield future output rivaling mid continent or Wyoming.
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Lewistown
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