Better Homes Week Observed in Dillon Montana
Dillon observes Better Homes week with displays in local stores. Huber Brothers hold annual table laying contest Saturday at Dillon Furniture. Camp Fire girls run bed making contests at Hughes & McCaleb's. Displays at Waldorf's highlight home budgeting. More displays by local college staff and library. Graduate events begin May 15 with prom and baccalaureate on May 18. Alumni dance May 20. class day May 11. commencement May 22 with John V. Dwyer speaker.
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Dillon
Huber Brothers
Dillon Furniture Company
Camp Fire
Hughes & McCaleb
Waldorf's
Velma Phillips
State Normal College
Ragan
The
Normal College
Dillon Public Library
G. T. Paul
Dillon Dry Goos Company
T. B. Leubben
Marion Leach
Home Economics
Beaverhead County High School
Thomas Bennett
Training School
Dilmont Park
John V. Dwyer
J. H. Gilbert
Board of
Trustees
Bank entry notes Dillon move to First National in Butte
Dillon May 15 Frank Brammsman, former assistant cashier at Security State bank, departs Dillon for Butte to join First National bank. He leaves a wide circle of friends and well wishes follow his new position. Dillon news notes report locals attending funerals, meetings, and visits from Lima, Bozeman, Helena, and nearby ranches.
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Dillon
Frank Brammsman
Butte
First National Bank
Brammsman
Security State Bank
H. G. Rodgers
George P. Hughes
Horse Prairie
Val Tadovich
Reichle
M. FB. Fullerton
Jackson
H. K. Holtzenger
Helena
Helena Spentesterday
Edward Smith
On Mid Summers Day operetta at Rialto grade school
Deer Lodge May 15 The operetta On Mid summers Day to be performed tonight by DER LODGE BURFAD GRADE SCHOOL at the Rialto theater promises best presentation of the season. The cast includes Bernice Beaumont Jennie Nelson William Coy Deryle Toy Donald Tavener Harmone Graeter Edgar Haneman Joe Miller Lolita Keliason Mary Maxwell Janet Balker Dell Goldie Phyllis Midding Louise Rule Gordon Schechter Dave Boulter and other students across grades with elaborate scenes and costumes under competent direction.
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Deer Lodge
Rialto Theater
Bernice Beaumont
Jennie Nelson
Nasturtiums
William Coy
Deryle Toy
Donald Tavener
Harmone Graeter
Edgar Haneman
Joe Miller
Lolita Keliason
Mary Maxwell
Janet Balker
Dell Goldie
Phyllis Midding
Louise Rule
Gordon Schecter
Dave Boulter
Deer Lodge News Notes May 15 Highlights Local Visits
J W Miller returns from eastern business trip as Edwin Gannon stays ill on Missouri avenue. Baby girl born May 14 to Frank and Beck at Race Track ranch. Local residents Hildah Conley Higgins Boyle Hepstead visit Deer Lodge. County Attorney Cummins visits north end. For sale baby buggy at 502 Second street.
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Deer Lodge
J. W. Miller
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Edwin Gannon
Missouri Avenue
Frank Conley
Hildah
Missoula
Frank Beck
Race Track
H. Cashmer
Garrison
W. S. Higgins
Butte
Higgins
Anna Boyle
FE. J. Cummins
John Hepstead
J. Thorkelson
William Day
John Case
Second Street
Washington News From The Nation’s Capital
President Coolidge vetoed the soldier bonus bill. The House rules panel mapped a plan to bring the McNary bill forward likely Tuesday. Congress adopted the immigration bill conference report with the July 1 deadline including the Japanese exclusion clause. Senate debated the Gooding bill on interstate commerce long and short haul provisions. Justice officials said they would pursue the Montana case against Senator Wheeler. A House committee found no proof to support charges against Representative Zihman. Miller testified on Jess W. Smith and Daugherty era ties before the committee.
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House
Senate
City Tax Commission to Meet Tonight on Delinquent Payments
Members of the city tax commission will meet tonight in the city hall to work on clearing delinquent payments. The street and alley committee is scheduled to meet this afternoon on routine matters.
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City Tax Commission
Lee's Guilty Plea While Bond Be Prepared
Jim Lee a young Chinaman pleads guilty to a drug offense as friends arrange his bond. Judge Lynch sentences him to three months in jail and a $200 fine after confirming Lee understood English. The court notes indicate no consult was sought before the plea.
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Lee
Bond
Jim Lee
Donlan
BB. D. Elderkin
Lynch
Butte High Girl Wins Natalia Lahr Dwight Scholarship
Vera Phelps of the 1924 Butte high school class won the Natalia Lahr Dwight scholarship at a Butte College club meeting in the high school domestic science rooms. Chosen from five candidates for outstanding qualifications, the award funds four years at any University of Montana system school, supported by the College club.
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Vera Vera Phelps
Butte High School
Natalia Lahr Dwight
Butte College Club
Miss Phelps
Butte High
University of Montana
College Club
Bungalow Still Raided In Moonshine Operation
Police and federal agents raided a four room bungalow on Parrot Street south of Butte after dark. Julius Miller and Frank Wilson were arrested as alleged owners. Four 10 gallon moonshine barrels and 25 barrels of mash were seized and the 100 gallon still dismantled. Miller paid $200 to be released. Wilson jailed.
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Murphy
Holter
Powell
Calpin
Julius Miller
Frank Wilson
Parrot Street
Butte
Miller
Wilson
Newspaper Couple Depart For South On Westbound Train
Mr and Mrs Herbert L Belle left on the Milwaukee westbound train for Seattle and will proceed to Dallas Texas via San Francisco and Los Angeles. Mr Belle formerly circulation manager of the Standard in Butte and will take a district manager position for Butterick Publishing company. Mrs Belle is well known in Butte newspaper work.
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Herbert L. Belle
Seattle
Dallas
Texas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Belle
Standard
Butte
Butterick Publishing Company
California legislature to pass forest fire prevention law
Effort will be made at the next session of the California legislature to pass a law pro-
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San Francisco
California
Forest fire danger from careless throwers warned
P G Redington of the United States forestry service announced a punishment for persons who throw cigarettes or cigars from cars. He cited numerous forest fires caused by careless motorists and urged stricter enforcement.
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P. G. Redington
United States Forestry Service
Diet list of Finnish athletes surprises with simple fare
A Finnish diet list shows athletes consuming black bread, dried fish, fresh meat and fruit occasionally. The roster reflects modest, protein rich meals typical of the era. The emphasis is on practical nourishment rather than luxury foods for peak performance.
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Finland
Result Not Changed By Official Canvass
The official canvass of the merger vote concluded yesterday by the board of county commissioners. Despite minor errors the total remains as first announced in the Standard with a 660 majority against the merger. Precinct details show small changes, but the overall tally favors the anti merger side.
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Board of County Commissioners
Consoli
Junior Prom At Gardens For 1924 Class Tonight
Butte high school hosts its annual junior prom at Columbia Gardens honoring the graduating class of 1924. More than 1,000 invitations have been sent to former students alumni and friends. The Columbian orchestra will perform a special dance program with purple and white decorations and class colors.
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Butte High School
Columbia Gardens
Columbian Orchestra
Boys nearly burn Florence hotel livery stable
A group of youths using an East Broadway hangout nearly started a fire at Egan's old livery stable behind the Florence hotel. Fire Chief Martin said they were smoking and a discarded cigarette set hay and straw alight in a stall. the blaze caused no damage to the building.
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Egan
Florence Hotel
East Broadway
Martin
Australian Ranch Sale Sets WA Record
Sir Richard Waldie Griffith made the largest pastoral property purchase in Western Australia, buying two estates of about 560 000 acres each. The price paid was 300 000 dollars, with 700 miles of fencing and 60 pad docks built, marking a historic ranch acquisition in Perth.
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Perth
aAustralia
Western Australia
Richard Waldie Griffith
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der Lodge
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South
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Silver Bow County
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Haddon Hall
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O.K
Cmncez
Mary Pichford
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Fort Yukon
Alaska
Miami
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Slim” Simpson
Wonder
Columbia Gardens Orchestra
Earl Donaldson
Althea Cooley
Doc” Briscoll
Fred Tronsides
Johnny M’carthy
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