Montana High School Debating Championship Set in Missoula
The final debate of the Montana High School Debating league pits Custer county against Gallatin county for the state title. Preliminary district and interdistrict rounds reached most state high schools, with the ultimate clash to decide which teams advance to tomorrow night’s contest. The Philippines independence question anchors the debate, and declamatory contests follow with boys and girls events at University hall featuring finalists from eight counties and a program of speeches, music, and awards.
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Missoula
Montana High School
Custer County
Gallatin County
Townsend
Broadwater County
Pony
Miles City
Dawson County
Glendive
Gallatin
Bozeman
Park County
Livingston
Flathead County
Kalispell
Havre
Butte
Dillon
Missoula County
Helena
Billings
Forsyth
Columbus
Red Lodge
Anaconda
United States
Philippines
Declan
David Roberts
University Hall
Tas
la Rue
Charles. N
Hood
Frank. Taylor
New South
Grady
Louis Bouma
Teton
Madame X
Bisson and McConaughty
Alfred Baumgartner
Mark Twain
Theodore L. Ramsey
Fergus County
J. A. Blaisell
Llewellyn Luce
Jean Valjean
Victor Hugo
Frank M. Grant
Margery Maxwell
Mr. Dooley
F. P. Sullivan
Dennis J. Sullivan
Butte Central
Henry Grady
Noble Warham
Hamilton
Man
B. B. Hale
President Wilson
King Colin
Beaverhead
Prof
Leslie Ayre
Professor Bray
Miss Edmunds
Move to Consolidate Three Rural Schools Near Dillon
A May 1 proposal aims to merge Riverside Barrett and Lovell schools, within miles of Ditton, to pool funds for one brick building with three teachers and a unified rural route. Miss Margaret Ross spoke on the idea at a Riverside school entertainment event.
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Ditton
Riverside
Barrett
Lovell
Margaret Ross
Tiverside
Panama-Pacific coins sell briskly in Lewistown
Exposition commission chairman David Hilger praised the heavy coin sale in Lewistown, with nearly the entire Panama-Pacific stock reportedly sold by nightfall. The North Moccasin Gold Mining Co officers and directors were elected, and Masons attend a conference in St. Louis May 11 to 13 with Grand Master Otto Wasmansdorf leading the visit.
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Lewistown
David Hilger
Exposition Commission
North Moccasin Gold Mining Company
Alexander McLeod
Marion I. Burke
E. W. Mettler
W. ©. Kruse
Leo Spring
W. 8
Smith
Bayard Martin
Sheriff Jensen
Ritzville, Wash
J. Evans
Milwaukee Water Division
Montague
Otto F. Wasmansdorf
St. Louis
Missouri
United States
Lodges of Masons
Peculiar Check Transaction Mystifies County Officials
May 11 Great Parts notes a mystery as a check for a sum around 00 drawn on Gallatin State Bank of Bozeman and payable to Frank Malcolm of this city, signed Miller Bros by John Miller. The signer claimed to be John Miller a sheepman buying a house for his own occupancy. The Bozeman bank marked the check as a forgery while the supposed drawer gained no benefit.
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Great Parts
Gallatin State Bank
Bozeman
Frank Malcolm
Miller Bros
John" Miller
John Miller
Jenny
Ten Thousand Coins Sold On First Day at Exposition
Dillon reports that about 10,000 of the souvenir Montana dollars coins were sold on the first day of the sale. Frank Hazelbaker, secretary of the Montana exposition commission, estimated that half of the entire allotment had been disposed of, with several second orders arriving the initial day.
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Dillon
Frank Hazelbaker
Montana Exposition Comision
Bozeman Chemistry Students Tour For Industrial Observations
Bozeman May 11 juniors in chemistry from the cole lme accompany Prof W Mu Coh Ieigh and Prof R.A. Hames to Tutte and Anas onda for days to study chemistry applications in industry. Participants include Alonz urket Lyndall P. Davidson Jenn Fiske Ray Jones As Paul Thompe. they will attend the annual hates Tegiate track meet. A street collision near Main street involves Gordon Mandeville and W Webster with a horse carriage and motor vehicle. horse uninjured. Nicola Trombetta of Trident seeks American citizenship. Abert Scollard completes 40 acre homestead proof near Mane atten. Yellowstone Postmaster Samuel P. Eagle travels by Madison river motor boat. Interurban conductor W. J. Barclay returns from St. Louis with wife and daughter Frieda Y. Gilman family moves to Bozeman for son to attend college. Dillon May 11 George R. Metlen of Helena arrives from Butte to handle state highway commission duties.
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Wallace” Avenue
Mandeville
Nicola Trombetta
Aly
Maneatten
Samuel P. Eagle
Yellowstone
Bozeman
Madison River
W. J. Barclay
Interurban Railroad
St. Louis
Frieda Y
0. H. Gilman
0. H. Gilman of ‘Twin Bridges
Cty
Indians Collect Bounty Near Great Falls
May 11 report from Great Falls notes Little Bear's band of Indians camped near the city have raked in pelts during the first nine days of May, aiding their funds by hunting cretatory animals in the area.
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Little Bear
Great Falls
Wolf and coyote bounty certificates issued this month
The county issued bounty certificates totaling 471 for hunting coyotes and wolves. Reports state seven grown coyotes and 160 coyote pups were killed. Hunters demonstrated business sagacity by locating dens and striking after birth of young, with certificates also issued for six wolf pups, 42 coyotes, and 157 coyote pups to Indigenous recipients.
Dates of sale of lots on Fort Peck Reservation
Washington May 11 Secretary Lane announces sale dates for Fort Peck Reservation town lots. Poplar June 1 Brockton June 22 Tea June 21 Wacon July 1 Point July 2 Oswego July 9 Frazer July 11 and Mile River July 14. Bt Fletcher of Warland Mont named sealer in the forest service to be stationed at Missoula.
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Washington
Lane
Fort Peck
Poplar
Brockton
Tea
Wacon
Point
Oswego
Frazer
Mite River
Fletcher
Warland, Mont
Forest Service
Missoula
Garrison News Highlights Local Movements and Visits
Garrison May 11 Charles Blelen of Deer Lodge heads home from Great Falls after delivering cattle for Konin and Bielenders. J Bane traveling freight agent for the Pennsylvania Nes visits Spokane then Butte. WB Custer of Mise Soula creamery spends Sunday in Garrison. Tim Brennan visits St. Louis for a few days. State Senator C Williams returns from Helena after memorial commission meeting. Wittina Nene elected vice chairman of the Communieton. John Clock and crew move from Eilts to Garrison for several days of repairs at Falta empaty. H E Reynolds Northern Pacific cashier travels to Deer Lodge for business.
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Garrison
Charles _Blelen
Deer Lodge
Great
Palin
Konin &"Bielenders
Willem "J. Bane
Pennsylvania
Nes
Spokane
Vised
Butte
WB Custer
Mise Soula Creamery
Minsoua
Tim Brennan
C. Williams
Tielena
Heter Memorial ‘Commission
Wittlina Nene
John Clock
Falta
Pacife
Deet Kodke
Transnet
Will of Samuel Larabie filed in district court
May 11 Deer Lodge reports the will of Samuel EF Larabie filed in district court with bequests to relatives and remainder split one third to widow Julia W Larabie and two thirds to seven children. estate to be held intact for years. Also notes injuries of Mrs. M P Stoppel and Mr Stoppel from a grade accident near Gold Creek and two local deaths Mrs James Wilson and a seven year old burial in Stevensville.
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Larabie Bros. Bank Toeretofore
M. P. Stoppel
Garison
Gold Creek
Stoppel
Paul Meiers
James Wilson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Deer Lodge
Vernon Wilson
W .T. Pinkerton
Viginia Lin
Weather and civic notes from Helena and Great Falls
Over May 1 36 hours rainfall and snow in Helena and Pickly Pear valley reached an inch and a half, a May record. Statewide frost possible tonight with Billings, Havre, Kalispell and Missoula reporting varied precipitation and temperatures. Governor Stewart issues requisition for Floyd Skelton in a Cascade cattle theft case from 1913. Livingston council names committees. Great Falls buys patrol wagon, adds two drivers, police powers. Harvard University directory lists 35,000 names.
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Helena
Pickly Pear
Weather Office
Billings
Havre
Kalispell
Missoula
Montana
Ludlow
Great Falls
Police Commission
Anaconda's First Electrified Train Leaves For Power Run
The Anaconda, Montana rail line debuted its completely electrified train on Sunday afternoon, with electric lights and heaters powered from 600 and 240 volt circuits. The fully equipped car completed its first Sunday run, and more cars will join as electrical apparatus is installed. Officials from General Electric conducted a training session, demonstrating new electrical controls and operations for the crew.
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Hutte
Anaconda
Prod Bellinger
General Bieetric Company
Colorado Mines Students Visit Anaconda for Smelter Work
About 70 students from the Colorado School of Mines metallurgical division will study at the Washoe smelter in Anaconda through Saturday with lead by Dr. T W W Traphagan. The senior class baseball team travels to Denver after the program. Local cinema programs feature several burlesque and western shorts, including Her Great Scoop at the Grand.
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Colorado School of Mines
Anaconda
Washoe
Or. T. WW. Traphagan
Denver
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Mrs Christie Morrison Dies at Daughter's Home
Mrs Christie Morrison died yesterday morning at the home of her daughter Mrs Duncan E Matheson of 604 Spruce street. She was 73, born in Cape Breton Nova Scotia and had lived with her daughter in Anaconda in recent years. Besides the Anaconda daughter, another daughter Mrs Kenneth Smith of Deer Lodge. A son Murdock Morrison lives in San Francisco and left there yesterday to attend the funeral. The burial will be Thursday afternoon at an hour to be announced.
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Christie Morrison
Duncan E. Matheson
Spruce Street
Morrison
Cape Breton
Nova Scotia
Anaconda
Kenneth Smith
Deer Lodge
Murdock Morrison
San Francisco
Anaconda Schools Observe Arbor Day Today
Anaconda schools will observe Arbor Day today per Governor Stewart’s proclamation. Regular sessions run this morning with early closing in the afternoon. Classes will study tree planting and conservation, after which W. W. Harper planned schoolyard tree planting two weeks ago to avoid today’s effort.
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Anaconda
Stewart
Sifternoon
W. W. Harper
Harry Denny to Become Foreman on Independent
Harry A. Denny, long a Standard composing room assistant foreman, will accept foremanship of the Independent. A Anaconda resident for 15 years, he has been active in labor and politics, serving as secretary of the local Typographers union and member of the central labor council, with former role as county treasurer. The Lurgols impressed at the Dill Reel last night with singing, talking, and dancing, including a notable step dance and original tango, and a full-picture program promised an entire change in films tonight.
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Harry A. Denny
Standard Composing Room
The
Independent
Denny
Anaconda
Typographal
Central Labor Council
Timne
Lurgols
Lurgess
Irene Smith Funeral Held With Large Procession
The funeral of Irene Smith was held yesterday morning at her parents home on East Third Street. A high mass followed at St. Peter's Church. The procession to Mount Carmel Cemetery included pallbearers Henry Gustafson, John Luback, William Mc Nichols, Fred Violet, Martin Holt, and George Davis.
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Irene Smith
Alleged Horse Thieves Arrested in Gallatin
Bozeman dispatch reports Sheriff Myles Kelly of Deer Lodge county arrested Jack McIntosh and William Barnes in Gallatin on info from Anaconda. They are accused of stealing two horses from Robert Fischer near Warm Springs and allegedly selling them in the Big Hole.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
Myles Kelly
Deer Lodge County
Jack McIntosh
William Barnes
Anaconda
Barnes and
McIntosh
Robert Fischer
Warm Springs
Big Hole
Ares
Tennis club court work begins in Livingston
Livingston May 11 Work on the Tennis club court started this spring and practice will begin before week’s end. Kenyon Talcott is newly elected president. George M. Parker and J. Miles, longtime state tennis contenders, will not play this year as they ranch in Shields valley. Attorney BE M. Niles departs for business in Bozeman and White Sulphur Springs. Mrs. Lulu Shepard temperance speaker returns May 24 and 25. Churches unite for Sunday evening temperance service with open air meeting planned. Dr W W Poster Clyde Park dentist will relocate to Lewistown at month’s end.
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Lewistown
Gas Well Opens With Record Flow in Wyoming
A Montana and Wyoming Oil Co gas well at Byron Wyoming began flowing Saturday at more than 10 million cubic feet per day, one of the nation’s largest. Gas was struck at about 500 feet, well above depths of neighboring oil-producing wells.
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Willings
Montana & Wyoming Oil Company
Byron
Wyo
Public Funeral Tomorrow for Philadelphia Heroes
Philadelphia May 11 An public demonstration wan avoided heh the Houten ot Georne Mie oineett an Chases Ailen Sisith ihe te Foane Philascipnie alters the love she lives at Vera Gros arrived toaey wishes of relatives to be Sons with Thett attended the Public ceremoniea On Wedneoley were Penpected AL the Bath home Where Mrs Francia B Sayre daughter of President Wilton had been a visitor Inrte courte of Ree social in'ensington Mo Celved during the day bearing seats inscribed The President Other floral Oterings were received from faniaition Blankenburg called for airplay of an half mast on Wednesday when the public ceremonies will be held here not requesting the disentersnanert while the funeral yee Sesion in progres"}
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Georne
Ailen Sisith
Vera
Gros
Peedent Wilton
Ree Social
Ensington
Mang
Biayer
Blankenburg
Progres
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