One New Blaze Reported in Missoula District
A single new forest fire was reported in the Kootenai forest southwest of Jibby. Rainfall across the Kootenai and nearby forests checked existing fires, but officials warn the danger may return without more moisture. L. H. Boyce was fined $50 for causing the Quartz creek blaze, with the penalty suspended due to finances. The Cabinet forest is in fair shape with fires under control.
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Gnouse Mas
Kootenai Forest
Jibby
Kootenai
Cabinet Forest
Blackfeet
Missoula
Head
L. H. Boyce
Quartz Creek
Lolo Forest
Boyce
Superior
Phillip s graduation class honors twenty one graduates
Phillip s May 23 twenty one members of the Granite county high school 1924 graduating class received diplomas at the Mc Donald theater. The program featured a decorated stage and the motto Do More Less with violet blossoms as the class flower. The list includes J K Ellwood E Grendenning Emile Louis Percy Jr Ellen Phillips Winifred McGurk Mae Metcalf Elizabeth Morrison and others.
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Philipsburg
Granite County High School
McDonald Theater
J. K. Ellwood
Svfr
Gaenaen
E. Grendenning
Oeum
Wistaria
Ted
Uth Bryan
Martha E. Bullock
Owley
Margaret Durfee
Filorice Owley
Magaret Durpge
Fiorice Westa Franzman
Ellen Maria HenrMrickson
Mary Ruth McDonald
Eleen E. McGarvey
Winifred Day McGurk
Mae Florence Met
E B
Elizabeth Morrison
Ellery E. En
Emile Louis Percy Jr
Ellenne Phillips
Whiter J. Phillips
Debrt Pugh
Norman Siiveland
Ione . Smith
Edward Winninghoff
Ninabel Wyman
Medicine Chest For Only 35 Cents
An old advertisement promoes a medicine chest for 35 cents and Ban Cura Ointment at 5 cents, with a money back guarantee if not effective. It claims relief for itching, diseased skin, carbuncles, eczema, and burns, and Ban Cura Soap for 25 cents. Thompson Medical Co., Ville, Ta.
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San Cura
City Drug Company
Thompson Medical Co
Ville
Memorial service leads Legion auxiliary in Deer Lodge
The American Legion auxiliary meets at Kohr Memorial library at 7 45 PM then marches to the Presbyterian church for the annual memorial service led by Rev. F C Phelps with special choir music. Local residents Martha Wallace Jens Otto Gertds Deer Lodge A D McDonald A W Newell A J Leochrie attend or visit Butte. Freshman class hosts a frolic at the high school. Opening day baseball vs Anaconda set on the home field tomorrow. The Healey child remains critically ill.
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Deer Lodge
American Legion Auxiliary
Kohr’s Memorial
Presbyterian Church
F. C. Phelps
Martha Wallace
Jens
Otto Gertds
Garrison
A. D. McDonald
Butte
A. W. Newell
A. J. Leochrie
Anaconda
Joseph Healey
Beaverhead county honors 28 graduates at Dillon ceremony
Beaverhead county high school held commencement in the gym with 28 diplomas awarded. Fourteen boys and eleven girls graduated as John V. Dwyer of Butte delivered the principal address on Essentials for Success in Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Emily Elliott
Jeanette Watt
J. H. Gilbert
Gregorys Orchestra to Play Free Concert in Sheridan
Gregorys orchestra of 28 members will perform in Sheridan on Sunday May 25 in its third annual visit. The group, many of whom were in the state winning high school orchestra, will offer solos and full ensemble selections before residents of Sheridan attend.
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Dillon
Gregory
Sheridan
Great Falls
Sheran
Fishing Season Opens May 29 in Dillon Area
Deputy State Game Warden T. H. Edmunds, stationed in Dillon, announces the fishing season will open May 29, not May 28. He warns the public that catching fish before the 29th is not permissible and clarifies the correct opening date.
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Dillon
T. H. Edmunds
Mr. Edmunds
Dillon News Notes Highlights Local Visitors
May 23 Dillon notes list Mrs H W Brenner visiting from Horse Prairie. John Anderson stock man from Alder attends to business. Mr and Mrs Walter Bighorn from Melrose in Dillon. Judge Lyman H Bennett of Virginia City visits for official matters. George P Hughes from Grant ranch stays several days. Jesse Swafford from Melrose business visitor. Ike Rife Jr from Medicine Lodge visits. Mrs John Smith and son Donald from Melrose visit. Orlando Leinenweber from Alder in Dillon. George Clemon from Big Hole basin ranches for a couple days.
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Dillon
H. W. Brenner
Horse Prairie
John Anderson
Alder
Walter Bighorn
Merose
Lyman H. Bennett
Virginia City
George P. Hughes
Grant
Jesse Swafford
Melrose
Ike Rife Jr
Medicine Lodge
John Smith
Donald
Orlando Leinenweber
George Clemon
Big Hole Basin
Anaconda War Memorial Plans Delayed by Votes
The Anaconda Memorial association discussed delaying a World War I soldiers memorial and postponed a community building project. Trustees of the war chest fund were asked to present memorial plans at a future meeting, with actions subject to the president’s call.
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Posal
American Legion
American Legion Building Committee
Memorial Fund
War Chest Fund
Anaconda Memorial Association
Brackenbury Funeral Plans Given In Anaconda
The widow arrived from Wisconsin after learning of J. W. Brackenbury s death. She rests at 508 Elm Street with services at the Masonic temple Sunday afternoon. The burial proceeds to Mount Moriah cemetery in Butte after a 1 30 o clock Monday ritual.
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Anaconda
Brackenbury
J. W. Brackenbury
Butte
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Richard Merritt Dies After Horse Kick Rancher obituary
Richard Merritt well known rancher dies Thursday after being kicked by a horse. Acacia lodge will officiate Sunday afternoon services at the Masonic temple where the body lies in state until 2 pm. Public services follow and the procession will rest in the Masonic lot in Hill cemetery.
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Acacia Lodge
Richard Merritt
Masonic Temple
Masonic
Hill Cemetery
Scouts Welcome Executive Madsen to Tri County Council
Executive Lloyd Madsen, new chief of the Tri County Council of Boy Scouts, will be welcomed by Anaconda Scouts at the Merit Badge clubhouse at 7 30 this evening. Scouts are asked to bring a spoon and cup for the feed after the meeting.
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Lloyd Madsen
Tri-County Council of Boy Scouts
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Philipsburg
Merit Badge
Fivery
Judge Denny Visits Anaconda In Governor Race
Judge J. G. Denny a democratic candidate for the gubernatorial nomination spent yesterday in Anaconda as part of a western state tour and to visit friends in the southern section.
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J. G. Denny
Anaconda
Denny
Secon
Eighth graders from rural districts take tests at courthouse
Twenty eight children from rural school districts took eighth grade examinations in geography physiology and agriculture yesterday at the county superintendent's office in the courthouse. This is the largest class of eighth grade students present for examinations for some time.
Distach Body Sent to Mobridge
William Distach stepson of Louis Distach who died this week arrived in Anaconda yesterday and completed arrangements for forwarding the body to Mobridge South Dakota. The casket was taken to the train last evening for shipment and was accompanied by representatives of the Odd Fellows Painters and Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginemen and Firemen.
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William Distach
Louis Distach
Anaconda
Mobridge
S. D
Odd Fellows, Painters and Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginemen
Klan Initiation Held at Billings Official Report
Between 600 and 700 Klansmen held an outdoor initiation along the Yellowstone river in Billings on May 23, with more than 80 candidates. State KK officials spoke, a banquet followed near midnight, and about 135 cars lined the stream as a blazing cross lit the ceremony. Local residents were kept out by guards and some visiting members attended. No fireworks were displayed as in prior rimrock ceremonies.
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Associated Press
Billings
Ku Klux Klan
Yellowstone River
South Africa Gold Mines Employ Nearly Two Hundred Thousand
Nearly 200 000 people work in South Africa's gold mines, highlighting the sector's large employment footprint and its role in the nation's mining economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Bitter Root News Darby Notes
Darby May 23 neighbors report Mr and Mrs James have returned to Darby after 13 years in Alberta Canada as old time Bitter Root valley settlers. Ruth Kerlee daughter of E J and wife has appendicitis surgery at Hamilton hospital and is recovering well. Milton Hammond pioneer upper valley resident is seriously affected by a paralytic stroke. Mrs H A Flightner recovers from a severe blood poisoning after a hand cut. Dave Moffat of Butte visits then returns home.
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DARBY
Milton Hammond
Upper Valley
H. A. Flightner
Woman Bandit Captured in Montana Arrest near Mail Pickup
Elsie Behling, sought in Milwaukee on assault with intent to rob and linked to the bobbed-hair bandit, was arrested in Miles City after noon when she came to the post office for mail to Aloise McDonald. She is held on a pending Wisconsin warrant awaiting authorities.
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Associated Press
Miles City
Milwaukee
Aloise McDonald
Elsie Behling
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Amacia
Montana
Bureau
the City Drug Store
Main St. Anaconda
Dillon-Bureau
Anaconda News
Scouts
Madsen
Judge Denny
Atss Department
East Park Ave
Distach
Janes
Standard Publishing Co
Oxfords
Black Oxfords
Asia
A . Times
Army & Navy Clearing House
Keith
QO. K
E. Park
Bitter Root News
WOMAN
Luxton & Drury
East Park
Park Ave
R. B. Abbott Co
West Side
R. A. Kelly Company
Hogg Transfer Company
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