Deer Lodge Bureau Moods Dance in May Notes Local Visits
Deer Lodge May 23 reports large turnout to a tin country dance at Herm Amber with Powell Post 48 of the American Legion. The town hosts several dances in Powell county as part of routine social events. Nearby anglers enjoyed fine weather and good luck on creeks and lakes, though streams remain high. Many residents and visitors are listed with multiple travels and social outings across Deer Lodge and environs.
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Odd
Tobe
Firan Linda
Powell Son No. 48
American Legion
Legion
Deer Letes
Powell Pom
Powell County
Deer Lodge
Graduates Honored At Granite County High School Service
In Philipsburg May 23 a church service honored the Granite County high school graduating class. The Meth odist church was decorated in class colors with music, and Rev. Fred Anstice delivered a message on The Easy Way. Various locals and visitors attended events and traveled for graduations and family visits across Montana and neighboring states.
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Philipsburg
and Marschfeldt
Annabelle
Butte
Granite County
Fred Ansticeave
Leland Schilling
Carol Rank
D Yn
Stone
Barber
Charlie McDonald Motors
Maynara Hunt
Catherine Lats
Nell Hickey
Georgetown Lake
Helen Durkee
Philipebure
Minnesota
Floyd Durkee
bin Jenkins
St. Phillip's Catholic Church
Phyllis Bower
Mary Belos
Netta Mazza
Adelaide
Graduation set for Roundup High on June first
Roundup high school will hold its annual commencement Tuesday evening June 1 in the high school auditorium. Miss May Trumper, state superintendent, will address the senior class on Educational Progress. Sunday May 30 at 8 pm the baccalaureate sermon will be delivered by Rev. Fred Fulford with city ministers cooperating.
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May ‘Trumper
Mies Trumper
Fred Fulford
Methodist
Te. H. Oerth
Eatity
Misa Neille Quinnell
Loraine Cates
Thie Ly
Elvina Anderson
Lillian Arthurs
Helen Bolander
Violet Crosmer
Penn
Boulder News Notes May 23 Highlights Local Visits
Messrs Smith and family motored to Boulder for business. John Wicham and son Francis traveled from the valley to the city for a day of local commerce. De Tour came from the State mine and attended to matters. Jeanette Taylor, at Bozeman College, visits parents Mr and Mrs Lees Taylor for six weeks. The Wichams welcomed a new son Tuesday evening. William Murrey from Butte visiting friends. Doris Taylor spends days in Boulder from home in the valley. Mrs William Lee and Mrs James Parker shopped in town. Howard A Johnson and son Donald rode to Butte to visit Johnson's mother. Legion club met Thursday at the hall. Catherine Lynch and Catherine McCauley drove from the valley for an afternoon of shopping and quiche patties.
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Boulder
Smith
John Wicham
Francis
The
Valley
Thin City
Ba de Tour
de Tour
Jeanette Taylor
Bozeman ‘College
Lees Taylor
William “Murrey Waa Pa
Butte
Mies Doris
Taylor
William Lee
James Parker
Howard A. Johnson
Donald
Bute
Mission Valley native recalls bombing view from Peking
A letter from Paul Kerns, a Marine Corps sergeant stationed in Peking, recalls an airplane bombardment he witnessed there. He grew up in Mission Valley and mentions befriending Prince Pu, a relative of the late empress and member of the imperial family.
Sission Valley Harvests Three Crops Expected This Year
In St Ignatius on May 23, favorable May weather broke a dry April. Rain relieved heat, crops grow rapidly, haying ahead by about three weeks. Alfalfa blooms soon. farmers anticipate three alfalfa harvests. Grain crops are reported in good condition.
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ST Ignatius
Banquet enjoyed by Boy Scout Troop No 26
St Ignatius Montana May 23 Boy Scout troop No 26 enjoyed their first banquet at the Masonic temple. Percy Fra zier Scout executive of the Western Montana council outlined work for Charlo Rowan and St Ignatius troops. W F Fellows local scout master spoke of progress while Ro han and Charlo leaders praised achievements. Plans include Missoula track meet June 6 trips to Lake Rowan Seeley Lake camping at Lake Kakalshe for the local troop.
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Lake Rowan
Seeley Lake
Lake Kakalshe
John G Barron to Visit Scotland From Hamilton
John G Barron the local jeweler plans a trip to New York on May 29 then sails to Portsoy Banffshire Scotland for about two months. He aims to visit his brothers and sisters and reminisce on boyhood hills before returning to Hamilton.
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Scotland
Hamilton
John G. Barron
New York
Portsoy
Banffshire
Valley residents and events highlighted in Missoula report
The article notes visits by Hove Dowd Mrs Kempter and the Lyells at a home, greetings from friends, and notable people like Poppie who set a state javelin record at Missoula with 168 feet 2 inches as a sophomore. It mentions rancher W C Smith bringing California bees to his apiary, bee market notes, illness of R J Carmichael, and Ruth Spirit Lake Idaho visiting. also Estella Rockafellow’s graduation and local sheepmen and Blackfoot country work.
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Hove Dowd
Kempter
J. A. Lyell
Hamilton
Hf. E. Gleason
Stevensville
Carlysie
Poppie
Missoula
W. C. Smith
Hamil
California
Me. Smith
R. J. Carmichael
Jamon" Carmichaal
Rebekahs
Blackfoot Country
Mr. Lane
Billings
Students Contribute For Union Building At State College
Bozeman May 23 The State college class of 1923 started a fund toward a union memorial building on campus and later classes have each given sums. The campus layout places buildings in groups with long gaps between agr, engineering, barracks, and gymnasiums creating a need for a central meeting house. The gym stands as the current gathering point, yet it lies at the south campus far from others. The fund is expected to grow as interest increases and a planning stage may soon begin.
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Bozeman
State College
Union Memorial
Mexican Bandits Seize Americans in Durango
Telegrams received today confirm American Mrs Braden reports bandits holding her party at Descubridera Durango for six thousand pesos. Durango observer Lawrence Mapini notes Texano mine near Descobridera where he has lived three years. In Batesville Arkansas a village feud ends in a killing as Charles Linebarger dies after pistol and knife fight. George and Alvie Moore badly wounded. Robert Linebarger unharmed and surrendering.
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Mexiand
Ratsom
Cies
Braden
Batesville
Ark
George
Alfie Moore
Charles
Robert Linebarger
Pleasant Plain
Charles Linebarger
Alvie Moore
Sunday crashes placed at four on Anaconda roads
Four motor accidents on roads radiating from Anaconda caused repairs to at least four cars. No injuries were reported. Incidents included a Ford coupe tumbling into a ditch near Verlanic ranch, a tourist car turning over near Philipsburg, a muddy Intermountain Transportation bus near Granite, and a Stutz collision with a borrowed auto near Butte, plus a Ford with a broken rear wheel near the Green cutoff.
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Anaconda
Warm Springs-Anaconda
Verlanic Ranch
Philipsburg
Granite County
Intermountain ‘Transportion Company
Butte
3. B. Goose
J. P. Stagg
Green
Butte-Anaconda Highway
Mike Campbell
Park Avenue
Italian Has Countryman Jailed In Assault Case
Angelo Maffello claims an attempted life led to the arrest of Janes Francisco and Maffello’s detention late last night. Officers Osborne Connolly and Special Officer Matchett arrested Francisco, who flocked to the station after 10 pm claiming Francisco fired at him. The alleged assault occurred in the 700 block of We Commercial avenue. Police found Francisco asleep with a loaded shotgun beside him, a discharged shell, and a pocket full of shells. Both men were intoxicated and held for investigation while speaking in their native tongue.
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Janes
Francisco
Maffello
Osborne and
Connolly
Matchett
Police Staton
We Commercial Avenue
Tong
Juvenile Baseball score noted amid city encampment jumble
The readable fragments report a juvenile baseball event with the Sand Pit Sluggers, plus an obituary noting the death of Harry E. Hail, 65, builder of the Wyoming penitentiary and copper smelter at Encampment. The smelter was last active about a quarter century ago and was scrapped by Pennsylvania Wyoming Copper. Also mention Warsaw Poland opening a broadcasting station.
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Wyo
Harry E. Hail
Wyoming Penitentiary
Encampment
Pennsylvania-Wyoming Copper Company
Warsaw
Poland
Mixed foursome playoffs spark extra-hole excitement
First round action at Anaconda Country Club extended to extra holes with many matches finishing after 6 pm. The competition grows stronger as the event advances, with many pairings listed for the second round across multiple flights and a Sunday deadline.
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Anaconda Country Club
Sports Com
A Cafe in Cairo at the Imperial Tonight
The film features Priscilla Dean in a romance with a dashing American secret service operator. It blends melodrama with realism and includes an underwater knife duel. Spectators are drawn by the fast-paced prologue and a strong love interest balancing thrills.
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Sue
Saxcinanus Ntle
Imperial
Would you choose a fairy gift for better health
A mock fairy tale riff presents health as the enduring prize with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound offered as the health gift. The piece weighs wealth and happiness as fleeting while health is the stable treasure backed by a familiar remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Travel Through Anaconda Grows Through Tourism Rise
Travel through Anaconda shows growing visitor numbers as 45 cars registered on opening day at the Anaconda tourist park. Most traffic comes from the West with licenses from Virginia noted. Roads West are improving despite rain, while trips via Deer Lodge and Flint Creek Hill offer scenic rewards. A touring regular vows to praise the park on this year’s journey.
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Anacon
Lea Dounds
C. W
Anaconda
Mexico
Texas
California
Oregon
Washington
Davis
Virginia
Drummond
Philipsburg
Deer Lodge
Flint Creek
Ona Toea
Anaconda Park
Former Anaconda officials to attend St Pauls church funeral
Members of the Anaconda council and the former chief of police will be buried with services at St Pauls church this morning. The funeral procession departs the Knights` clubhouse at 3:80 oclock for a solemn requiem at the church followed by burial in the lodge Barmel cemetery plot in Mount.
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Anaconda _council
St.Paul's Church
Knights
Lodge Barmel
Mount
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