Beaverhead high team honored with gold watches banquet
In Dillon a banquet for Beaverhead high school champions drew 160 prominent citizens who funded gold watches and engraved trophies. George Melton hosted as toastmaster and Mayor J J Monroe welcomed the team. Helena telegram congratulated the Beaverhead squad from the state tournament.
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J. J. Monroe
Dr. Monroe
Dude Joseph
Smith
Knudson
Manning
Ath Ies
Melton
Helena
Beaverhead
The
Andrus
Funeral for Robert Olive Stage Held in Deer Lodge
In Deer Lodge Mareh 17 the funeral for the late Robert Olive Stage was held this afternoon at the residence on Fifth street with Rev J P Woodley of the Christian church delivering the sermon and a ladies quartet singing. A large crowd attended including Tom Irvine former sheriff of Cuter county returning from California en route to the eastern part of the state. Mrs Warren, special agent of the Northern Pacific, visited the city today as L M Hiegler A W Mahan and Graham W attended the first session of the new Masonic temple with many members present for the event.
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Deer Lodge
Mareh
Robert Olive
Fifth Street
J.P. Woodley
The
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Tom Irvine
Cuter County
California
Hell of Anaconda
Rounds of Dillon Dies After Brief Illness
J A Rounds a well known Dillon citizen dies at a Butte hospital after a week of illness. Born March 14 1860 in Waymarks Pa he moved to Dillon years ago and joined Dillon Implement Co. He was a Mason of high degree and commander of St Kimo. The body returns to Dillon for funeral at 2 30 pm Thursday from the Masonic temple. He is survived by his wife Elizabeth and a sister at Waymerite.
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Dillon
Mareh
J. A. Hounds
A. Butte. Hoepital
Rounds
Hutte
Waymarks
Mantood
Tomtag
Dillon Implement Company
Inger Hornens
Rou Tuie
Dion
Masonic Temple
Cormercy
Alix
Elizabeth ‘Cash
Ibuts
Siater
Melrose Notes of SocialVisits From March
Melrose residents and visitors share a busy week with many trips to Butte Dillon and Lavon. Jesse Williams returns to Bozeman after visiting Aunt Sapington. Karl Harvey of Butte visits mother in Lavon. others include Mrs. Lewis of Anaconda family guests, Miss Florence Harvey, and many relatives from Dillon Helca Darby and Hecla travel through Melrose for short stays.
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Melrose
Jesse Willams
Bozeman
Sapington
Karl Harvey
Butte
Lavon
Lewis
Anaconda
Pela
Yves
Julia Boetticher
Dillion
Otto Boetticher
Peter Olson
Hecla
Melrove
Florence Harvey
H.C. Norris
Ruth
Irene
James Morrison
Areka
Nev
H. Norris
Harry Fail Oreka
Norris
Carl Saria
Darby
Longmore
Nick Patch
George
Carl” Bostiicher
Billings
Oliver Pierron
Divide
George Bixhorn
Viola McMurrin
Alois Fassler
Dillon
T. G. Williams
Red Rock
Elizabeth Bo
Julia Harve
Arthur Macdonald
Harold
Donald Mra
Git Quillist
Puccinelli
Ttcker
Wise
Local Dillon Nuptials And Birth Reported
Leslie Me Nineh of Dell and Miss Anna Peterson of Dillon were married at Mrs. Hansen’s home in Dillon and will reside in Dell. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. E Duff on South Pase street, both mother and baby healthy. Mrs. George Melton and her young son returned from Butt An after a visit. An acute hay shortage challenges stockmen though hay shipments from Idaho ease pressure amid a statewide quarantine lift. Mr. and Mrs. W J Hartwig host a St Patrick dinner at their South Rite Street home.
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Dillon
Leslie Me Nineh
Dell
Anna. Peterson
Peter Hansen
Soda Fray
Mill Point
Best of Home Park
W. J. Hartwig
St. Patrick
South Rite Street
School for Girls First of April
The state vocational school for girls at Helena will begin with a small number of students around April 1. Superintendent Edith Kassing and Mrs. L. C. Edmunds state six girls from Miles City may arrive then, to start light farm work and outdoor life at the Hebert brothers ranch site before the main building is completed.
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Helena
L. C. Edmunds
Edith Kassing
Edmunds
Hebert Brothers
Miles City
Lewistown News item covers drilling plans and local politics
In Lewistown the Burke party from Casper Wyo plans to drill on a Flatwillow tract once weather conditions improve. Atlantic Petroleum from Tulsa aims to scout the Creeke basin in Winnett. A mass convention Friday will nominate three council candidates to replace incumbents Kindsley Wentworth and Van Wormer. Wilford Johnson seeks GOP delegate nomination with petitions circulating. Charles M. Clary dies in Long Beach estate over $100,000. Executors named J H Morrow and J A Campbell. A citizenship exam today in Judge Ayers court. Bond plans face scrutiny and tax funding to cover garbage removal, with other bonds approved for water work and bridges. Mayor Marshall nominates W W Dix as assistant fire chief.
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Lewistown
Casper
Wyo
D. J Burke
Flatwillow
Winnett Dist
Citizens’ ‘Committee
FC Kindsley
Cpl. Wentworth
Cr. van Wormer
Wilford Johnson
First National Bank
Charles M. Clary
Ergus County
Long ‘Beach
Wridzes
C.J. Marshall
W. W. Dix
Jamen Tittie
John
Polson School to Present Minstrel Show March 31
Polson public school grades four through eight will present a minstrel show in Gray's hall on March 31 to benefit the music department. A Presbyterian church dinner and apron sale are planned for April 21 in the church basement, while April 3 brings a school district election to fill two board seats Mrs Johnson and James Harbert’s terms expire. Bond issue details accompany the vote, seeking funds for a heating plant gymnasium and schoolhouse. A new Flathead lake passenger and freight line forms, absorbing Polson Somers and Hodge Navigation assets. Dorothy Burkes of Polson High School placed in Bozeman’s star essay contest among ten finalists.
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Polson
Gray's Hall
da. Johnson
James Harbert
Flathead Lake
Polson-Somers Transportation Company
Flathead Lake Navigation Company
Hodge ‘Navigation Company
Dorothy’ Burkes
Polson High School
Bozeman
Ted
East Wind Myth Scar Declares Weather Theory
A column quotes James Scarr the government forecaster disputing common beliefs about snowstorms. He argues snow forms from the south and east winds, not the west winds, detailing atmospheric interactions and backdraft effects. The piece blends meteorology with local notices on losses, arrests, and a fire at Hoffman's department store.
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New York
Labrador
North Pole
United States
James Scarr
Arizona
Scarr
Searr
Shriners Convention Planned in City Beginning June 22
The Shriners announce a four day convention in Portland with four simultaneous gatherings. Lodging for over 100000 persons is secured in hotels boarding houses and quarters across the city. The event, organized by Portland temples, will involve substantial spending to ensure a successful meeting.
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Shriners
Portland
Temples of the Shriners
Een
Police hunt for girl who left pie and tools for burglar
In Denver a young woman gave a jailer a pie and asked to see prisoner Howard Bershly. She left a note and promised to obtain a police permit. When she did not return, police found a pie along with hack saws and files hidden inside, suggesting escape plans. Bershly remains in custody awaiting trial.
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Denver
Howard Bershly
Bershly
Rershly
Foch Says Emotions Do Not Drive War Strategy
In an article adapted from Strand Magazine, Marshal Foch argues victory relies on using scarce resources and sharp problem solving rather than emotions. He recalls advising Lloyd George in 1918 to back him and notes strategic focus, resilience, and intelligent use of limited means as keys to success.
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International News Service
London
Strand
Marshal Foch
Mar- Foch
Beauvais
Loyd George
Pastor helps pay debt by working steel mill in Brackenridge
Rev A K Travis abandons claimed $4 daily art to labor as a steel mill worker to reduce his church debt of $5,000. He will be paid four dollars a day, without special recognition beyond that of an ordinary employee. Officials say he plans ongoing mill work until the debt is cleared. Meanwhile in Boston, Rev Henry P White urges strict courtship rules and open affection only after engagement, advising would be spouses to avoid doubt and to keep affections in abeyance. Continuous principles and serious disposition are urged.
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Boston
Harriott Blain
Wallace F. Ron Inson
Harry & Robinson
Whiel
Attsburg
A. Kk
Travis
Brackenridge
Henry P. White
New York
Essen
A Woman Seeks Admiration Through Healthful Beauty
An advertisement argues that female beauty hinges on health and feminine well being. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe, herbal tonic that strengthens women, reduces headaches and nervousness, and preserves youth. A trial package and medical advice are offered for 10 cents from Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
Freezone promises painless corn relief from a Cincinnati genius
Apply a few drops to sore corns and lift them off with no pain. Freezone reportedly stops aching instantly and removes hard and soft corns and toe calluses without irritation. A tiny bottle costs a few cents at any drug store and is touted as a sensational discovery.
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Cincinnati
Diamond Dyes advertise vivid no fade color for fabrics
An advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes as guaranteed to restore rich, fadeless color to wool, silk, linen, cotton, or mixed fabrics. It claims easy instructions in The Direction Book and promises perfect results on dresses, blouses, stockings, skirts, coats, feathers, and draperies.
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Aterial
Anaconda Planing Mill Notarized Ownership Claim 1920
John Ostrum certifies his business and residence for the Anaconda Planing Mill at 423 W Commercial Ave Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana. Notary John W James confirms the acknowledgment dated February 14 1920 with James’s seal and commission expiration July 16 1920.
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Anaconda
Commercial Avenue
Deer Lodge
Montana
John Ostrum
John We James
John van Ostrum
Proclamation by Montana Governor on Referendum Petitions
The governor of Montana proclaims the filing of petitions for referendums on Senate Bills 32 and 30 from 1920. The notices state petitions signed by at least fifteen percent of voters, emergency status, and refer to elections to be held November 2, 1920. Officials include Governor 8 W. Stewart and Secretary of State T. Stewart with the Great Seal of the state.
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Senate
Sixteenth Legislative Assembly
Montana
W. Stewar
Helena
V. Stewart
T. Stewart
Fed
State of
Stewart
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