Helmsville program to strengthen county ties
General news from Deer Lodge reports Helmsville residents will host a visit Saturday evening organized by the Agricultural lab to foster friendly ties among high school students faculty local residents. The program features student numbers musical selections readings and remarks followed by dancing and refreshments. Several carloads are planned for the trip with Mrs C L Benton leading the Auxiliary to the American Legion and Miss Elmore Bien Maxwell in charge of saleswomen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Agricultural Lab
Helmsville
C. L. Benton
American Legion
Mise Elmore
Parnell
Maxwell
Auxiliary of the Legion
Farlowton visitors tour Harlowton and vicinity
Lively day as XC Campbell and Mrs noted a morning drive through Bain and Breen. Perry Moore and Mr Paul Haines of Hindhowton visited Batu and Hinhowton, while others spent Saturday morning calling on friends in Harlowton and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
XC Campbell
Iutior
Ilar
Perry Moore
Andre Paul Haines
Woddwers Hinhowton
Haat Batu
Boon
Caplin Tora
Harlowton
Hidgenville
Basin Class of 1926 Holds Boulder Graduation
Basin May 21. Graduation exercises for Jefferson County high school's 1926 class were held tonight. Address delivered by former instructor A T Peterson of Dillon. Students named include Par a dine Jeanette Taylor Ethel Tenkiyek Mestre Clifford Dawson Fred Jenderson George Paradise Clarence Poll John Steele all of Boulder. Program: Processional Miss Louisa Sponheim Invocation Rev H C Smith piano solo salutatory Marie Paradise address Prof A Peterson piano solo Miss Louisa Sponheim valedictory Helene McConnell diplomas Prof W W Wahl benediction Rev H C Smith. Baccalaureate sermon by Rev Hoff Mount St Charles College Helena. BASIN NEWS NOTES includes local notices of residents visiting, travel, and social happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder High
Louisa Sponheim
H.C. Smith
Marie Paradise
W. W. Wahl
Boulder
Hoff
Mount St. Charles College of Helena
Memorial Day Plans Set for Dillon Illinois and Beaverhead
Plans are completed for Memorial Day events in Dillon under Beaverhead American Legion. A sacred patriotic program will be at Mountain View Cemetery with transportation provided. Attorney James Kelly to give the memorial address and Gettysburg Address read. The Dillon band will perform patriotic selections and lead community singing, ending with grave flowers and flags. The night before, the Dillon Band concert at the public school, directed by L A Gregory, features sacred and patriotic numbers and a 15 member female glee club, open air concert at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Beaverhead Best
American Legion
Mountain View
Jamen Kelly
Dillon Band
All Ware
Ditton
L. A. Gregory
Case of Retallack Is Dismissed in Montana Court
Dillon May 21 The state of Montana against Charles Retallack was dismissed by Judge J J Lynch in an order received by the clerk yesterday. Retallack has had a statutory crime case pending since Aug 16 of last year. Attorneys for the defendant cite constitutional rights to a speedy trial. Dillon News Notes report several local movements and visits including Mrs Z B Yeaman arriving from Miami, Fla to stay with the James Walker home, and visits by President S H Davis of the Normal college and Rev F X Leschner. External diversions mention D V Paddock’s Gran trip and Butte stock buyer B S Robison’s Dillon stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Davis
Kellog
Idaho
J. Ferguson
Portland
Ore
Kate Weatherly
Tacoma
W. W. Tagert
Mamie Vallton
California
Basin News
Basin
Nell White
Pearl
Butte
Robert M. Pierce
Percy MacKinnon
Dave Loughlin
Ros ‘Taylor
H. J. Loiselle
Boulder
Warren Gilmer
Sallie KR
Martin
Bethel
Alaska
Washington
Jack Morrow
Charles Carlton
Helena
Jennie Carlson
W. ¥. Jackson
Agnes Nelson
C. Barrick
Alvin Berry
Will Kirby
Elkhorn
Kilburn
Marysville
Cal
Harry Doyle
Frank Stewart
Earl Williams
Vielt
Mario Carlysle
Butte Business College
Misa Louise Sponheim
Mile Carlysle
Chicago
Chicago University
Barrick
Dillon
State of
Montana
Charles Retallack
J. J. Lynch
Tretallack
Mra
Yeaman
Miami
Fla
Jamen Walker
H. Davis
the Normal College
Gran
Robison
Dillon Yesteray
Mra R
Tattersal
Murray Hospital
C. C. Thornton
Howard
Long Beach
W. C. Orr
Red Rock
Tssah Cashmore
Barrett Hospital
Jefferson county high school junior prom highlights Boulder
May 21 Boulder notes report the Jefferson county high school junior promenade in the gym with Columbia Gardens orchestra. Miss Mary Swarebrick of Helena attended with others, and moms served a midnight supper. Several locals returned from trips while preparations for a Florence Crittenden home benefit tea are announced at the American Legion club house with refreshments for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Jefferson County High School
Columbia Gardens
Mary
Alice Sware Brick
Helena
James Flaherty
George Pfaff
BR. Moore
St. Paul
C. Hansen
Wheatland
Inez Barnes
M. E. Bainter
Alhambra
Miss Barnes
American Legion ‘Club
Florence Crittenden
Anaconda Opens Fishing Season Amid Traffic Officer Changes
Anaconda marks the 1995 fishing season with crowded Georgetown Lake and streams high from rain, while city politics see James W. Miles appointed as traffic officer and Leon Bentley resigning. Mayor Smith plans charges against Beausoliel. Beausoliel sick in bed awaiting police action as Osborne continues patrol duties.
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Angiers
Outor
Georgetown
Despiood
James W. Miles
Anaconda
Smith
Hamilton
Jack Baglin
Leon Bentley
Cullen
C. W. Smith
Mith
Bentley
Ofry Beausoucl
Beausoliel
Police Commission
W. L. Collins
Osborne
Shipman Gengle of ML Term Faces Vagrancy Verdict
In Henrold's court yesterday afternoon vagrant Fred Repelle of 319 East Front Street was arraigned before Justice Silha on a chicken theft charge from Vale Galle ranch. Repelle pled not guilty. bond set at $26. hearing scheduled May 25 at 2. Constable A C Brandt arrested him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eof
Jens
Justee Henrold
Chatman
Grelock
Vale Galle Ranch
Lower Valley
Fred Repelle
East Front Street
Silha
A. C. Brandt
Burnett Dies After Long Illness At 63 In Anaconda
Burnett, a 12 year Standard employee and resident of 17 North Hickory Street, Anaconda, died after several months illness. He was 63 and survived by grandchildren in Fern State. During his illness local colored colony cared for him. Body at Tuttle undertaking parlors pending arrangements.
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Som Burnett
The
Standard
Hickory Street
Anaconda
Fern Staten
Tuttle Undertaking
Junior prom invites Basin guests to Boseman College return
Wording shows a school social note listing attendees for a junior prom. Mrs Harry Wyatt and many local residents are named alongside Boseman Agricultural college students who came home for the event. A Cosmos club dance and a Sunday visit to relatives are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Harry Wyatt
A. Todd
Q. A. Beck
KR. E. Leonard
T. J. Connor
August Grunert
Clyde Darby
Joe Yoo
Otto Behbert
Frank Stewart
A. J. Kilburn
Smith
Boseman Agricultural College
Mies Glenn
Virginia Crowley
Hire
Ben Waler
Cosmos Club
Seven individuals listed for naturalization papers
A naturalization session under Judge George B. Wi inal and three attorneys will consider seven applicants. The names include John Afi Fonlovich Jack Jardas Joseph Sottich John Dobolinieh Salvaiort Martelit and Sylvia ikrustella Peter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umions
George B. Wi Inal
John Afi Fonlovich
Jack Jardas
Joseph Sottich
John “Dobolinieh
Salvaiort Martelit An
Sylvia ‘Ikrustella Peter
Awakening to Open at Imperial Theater With Star Cast
A new William Jecke novel adaptation titled The Fool's Awakening will screen at the Imperial Theater for two days beginning tonight. The film features Harrison Ford Enid Bennett Mary Alden Alec Francis Lionel Belmore Arline Pretty and Harry Northrup in a high profile ensemble. Meanwhile a funeral was held for baby Raymond Matt Bizjak of Opportunity with interment at an area cemetery. The local lodge requests members attend a hall meeting Friday morning at 8 15 to honor late brother Frank pr a year Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jecke
England
America
Harrison Ford
Enid Bennett
Mary Alden
Alec Francis
Lionel Belmore
Arline Pretty
Harry Northrup
D. R. A.nd
Raymond Matt Bis Jak
Young People Will Conduct Union Service in Anaconda
The Young People's Christian Union formed in Anaconda will hold a union service at First Christian church Friday night starting at 1 30. Two previous meetings have drawn good interest and the program includes a social period from 7 20 to 8 with songs and a tonal period. A Saturday gathering will motor to Deer for another union service at First Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Christian Union
Anaconda
Re Union
Young People's Christian Union
Deer
First Christian Church
Body of Patrick Donovan Arrives for Burial
The body of Patrick Donovan, a native of Ireland aged 66, arrived Wednesday evening. He is survived by his widow Julia Donovan and two sons, John of Anaconda and Thomas of Castle, Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Donode
Patrick Donovan
Ireland
Julia Donovan
John Donovan
Elm Street
Anaconda
Thomas
Caster
Wyo
Echo Lake Scout Camp Visited by Executive Team
Scout Executive Jess Monk and Dr. W L Beal visited Echo Lake camp for an inspection. Monk praised the camp location scenery and equipment as ideal for a Boy Scout camp while noting a small amount of new work remaining. On return to Anaconda they visited the Stewart Mill Creek fish hatchery, showing interest in government work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Monk
W. L. Beal
Deer Lodge
Scout Council
Echo Lake
Funeral set for Nick Klosonich in Anaconda
Funeral services for Nick Klosonich killed in a Sunday night automobile crash will be held Saturday morning. The cortege departs from Mrs. Peter Burness's home at 706 Chestnut Street to St Peter's Church for a high mass at nine, with interment at Mount Carmel cemetery. Marcus Klosenich of Lorain Ohio, son of the deceased, arrived in Anaconda yesterday to finalize arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Klosonich
Loraine
Ohio
Anaconda
Getting Skinnier Every Day Depression and Diet Pills Claim
The ad claims tens of thousands of thin men and women are improving through a product called Cou pound Tablets. It promises rapid weight gain and better health, citing a woman who supposedly gained 16 pounds in five weeks and feels fine.
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Deer Lodge Bureau
Bertha Josephine Koran
B. and
Knights of ‘Columbus
John” Koran
Barbara Koran
Daughters
Minnesota
Farlowton Bureau
BMSN
Jefferson HH School
Seipel
Vienna
Ignate XC. Seipe
Austria
University of Vienna
Dillon Bureau
ILLON
Retallack
Anaconda News
Shipman
Olap Prest
Gingham School
New York
Young People's Mon
Serge
C. A. Voight
Tae MaTemian
Klosonich
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