Cheerful Feeling Buoyed by Rising Trade and Credit
Large gains in multiple industries and easing credit boosted business sentiment last week. Sterling neared parity, exports rose, and British gold resumption policy was widely praised along with firmer prices and expanding operations across manufacturing and rail. Steel leaders noted rising orders and production, while oil demand from Europe boosted gasoline imports and crude and refined product prices climbed despite stock drains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Sterling
Dend
Great Britain
Pau
American Iron and
Steel Institute
Broadway bill offers a varied vaudeville program
The program features Lemnee Davis and The Spirit of Buddha with a staged illusion act, Mantell and yodeling numbers, Harry Berry and Miss Keith in a novelty song routine, Alfred Time performing thrilling unicycle stunts, Martini with his Barrel of Pun, and The Marriage Market all starred by a superb all star cast.
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Lemnee Davis
Mantell
America
Harry Berry
Miss Keith
Alfred Time
Martini
Memorial Day events mark Hamilton observance
Memorial day will be observed in Hamilton with Civil War and World War veterans, the Woman's Relief Corps, and others. The parade will run from First and Main to Fifth and Main, then to Riverview cemetery. Marines and sailors ceremonies occur at the river bridge. The Grand Army of the Republic holds Sunday services at Ravalli theater, with Rev J B Williams delivering the sermon. Local schools and churches prepare graduation and commencement events across town.
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Hamilton
Woman's Relief Corps
First and
Main Street
Fifth and Main Street
Riverview Cemetery
Odd Fellows
Wil
W. J. Fullerton, Jr
D. T. Goft
L. E. Obert
Litte Pat
B. Williams
River Bridge
Ravalli Theater
Grand Army of the Republic
J. B. Williams
Presbyterian Church
Corvallis
Paul Knaack
Helena
Upper Valley Points
Henry DuBois
B Ranch
Charles Swanson
Here
Poplar, Mont
North Dakota Points
Roscoe Hamm
Evans
Elden “Dye
Cor. Vallis
Funeral Services Held for Mrs Mary E Hilger
Mrs Mary Ellen Hilger 59 native of Ontario Canada died after a brief illness at Hamilton hospital. Funeral services were held at the Ma sonic temple under Eastern Star auspices with interment at Riverview cemetery. Survived by husband two sons C D Hilger and J R Hilger and two brothers and a sister in England.
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Hamilton
Mary Ellen Hilger
Masonic Temple
Eastern Star
Riverview Cemetery
Hilger
Ontario
Canada
Hr. Hilger
Poplar
Nine to Graduate From Corvallis High School
Commencement exercises of the Corvallis High School will be held next Wednesday in Corvallis. Nineteen students are listed for graduation as the class prepares for the ceremony.
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Corvallis High School
Corvallis
Sheriff Foils Jail Break At Salmon Idaho
Salmon Idaho May 24 Sheriff Donald Martin awoke from a sleep at 10 30 last Monday evening to a jail break attempt by L G Vincent on forgery charges. The prisoner had picked the locks with a razor blade and knife causing noise in the basement and had pushed clothing through to the outside. Vincent was placed in a private cell under special guard pending trial.
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Salmon
Idaho
Bia
Donald Martin
L. G. Vincent
Oregon
Ris
Martin
Vincent
Home Destroyed by Fire in May Lewis Residence
May 22. A fire destroyed Mrs. Mary Lewis's home with headway preventing saving the house. Most furniture was removed, and the origin of the blaze is not known.
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Mary Lewis
Grand Matron Visits Polson Lodge in May
Polson May 24. Mystic Chapter No 63, O B B, exemplified the work as Mrs. Margaret Kirton, grand matron, paid her official visit Tuesday evening. The Masonic hall was decorated with mestatipe and wildflowers. Miss Ida Jones and Mrs. Rolland Tiddick received degrees as the grand matron complimented the Githers on the splendid work. A golden set of silver service was presented and refreshments were served at tables adorned with flowers and favors.
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Amail
Dairy Herds In Lake County Eligible For National Membership
May 24 Le Court Polson reports Lake county dairy herds may join the National Dairy Association after a year of testing. Of 20 herds, nine months or more on test, over one third meet the membership requirement. Herds averaging 300 pounds fat include Gordon and Belford, Sharp, Burrell Harrington, E.S. Smith Molese, Tare and Kon, Williamson, Jaten, and Cope St Ignatius. County association tested 270 cows producing over 365 pounds, the highest total noted.
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C. Mr. Gordon
C. B. Belfor
Robert Sharp
G. A. Burrell Harrington
E.S. Smith
Tare & Kon
T. B. Williamson
M. Jaten
L. Cope
St. Ignatius
Twenty Polson High School graduates honored at commencement
May 24 Polson Montana reports 20 graduates at Polson High School, diplomas presented by Jos Wilson chair of the board of education. Rev H G Kiemme delivered the commencement address on the theme The Problem of a New Day. Mrs J V Hil sang with violinist John Lampe. class week featured baccalaureate services and class day exercises with senior boys and choir performances.
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Polson
Polson High School
Jos Wilson
Board” of Education
H. G. Kiemme
First Presbyterian
Bozeman
J. V. Hil
John Lampe
Aeene Lincoln
Presbyterian Church
Forrest
Close Will
Amber Beave
Farmers of Polson work on federal highway progress
Polson reports progress on completing the federal road extended last summer to within six miles of Polson. Four horse teams graded this week as locals await sufficient funds to finish the north south graveled route through Lake county. The road grade south of Pomon reduces the seasonally heavy loads and improves year round access.
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Polson
Lake County
Pomon
Beaverhead Scholars Guests at Alumni Dance
Dillon May 24 Beaverhead county high school alumni hosted a dance at Dillmont park pavilion to honor the graduating class. About 150 couples attended enjoying 20 dances and a varied entertainment program featuring George Melton Edith Hanson Hazel Jacobson and James Pay Lonnie Linson in a lively show. Punch and wafers were served with favors as part of the evening.
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George Melton
Edith Hanson
Ching Chow
Chester
Comic Section
Misa Hazel” Jacobson
James Pay
Lonnie Lineson
Robbery near Dillon ends with arrest of Rice companion
In Dillon area a late night crime saw Henry Panek awaking to discover Rice had stolen money from him while the duo rested after their car struck a cow south of town. Rice boarded a northbound passenger at Dillon at 3:36 am and was arrested in Butte. Kellum plans to bring him back for robbery charges. Beaverhead baseball beats Lima 30 to 24.
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Dillon
Henry Panek
Rice
Panek
Billings
Panck
Dilon
Sherif
Butte
Tr Sderi
Kellum
Local Alumni Dance and Visitors Reported
Alumni of the local high school held a dance. Frank Brammaman visited from Butte. Wendell Jardine returned to Jackson after visiting Elenda. Roy Oliver is staying several days in Dilton from an unspecified origin.
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Frank Brammaman
Butte
Wendell Jardine
Jackson
Roy Oliver
Dilton
Disabled Veterans Elect At Butte And Anaconda Convention
Helena May 24 Eugene J CalLaghan of Boteman was re elected chaplain at the disabled veterans convention. Delegates named to the national convention to be held in Omaha June 33 27 include Lyman Sper Gorman Tucker Mimoula J W Mahan from Butte Harold Mady retiring from Helena G F Arnold Col Charles L Shedan Sidney Mann F Marri ton John Walsh William Scott George Timmons John A Rees Frank Hi Fl Harrison Hosea from various posts in Montana including Missoula Butte and Great Falls.
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Helena
Eugene J. Callaghan
Boteman
Resi
Chapl Butte
Yecheld
Omaha
Butte
Lyman Sper Gorman
Tucker
Mimoula
J. W. Mahan
Harold Mady
Great Palla
G. F. Arnold
Charles L. Shedan
Ldney Mann
FU Marri
Ton John Walsh
William Scott
Missoula
George Timmons
John A. Rees
Frank Hi Fl. Harrison
Comman Hosea
Two Highways Inspect and Accept Holt Tractor Route
May commissioners inspected and accepted a new five ton Holt tractor on the road. They traversed the Leesburg hill to the country and the Gibbonsville road to the Big Hole, confirming progress on two highway projects.
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Salmon
Holt
Leesburg Hill
Gibbonsville
Husbands and Lovers at Tent Theater Ends Quietly
Fragmentary review notes a dramatic reading at a tent venue titled Husbands and Lovers. The sparse text references stage life and feminine perspectives, with unclear names or dates due to damaged OCR. The piece conveys a modest, reflective nighttime show rather than a large celebration.
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Methodist Church
Williams
Methotine
Gane
Francis Fierce
Joseph Tenkine
Parker
Corvallis United Church
Ad Green
Mary E. Hilger
W. B. Harlan
Columbia Falls
W. C. Harlan
Chambers
Chambers & Fowler
Missoul
Eon Smith
Superior
C.J. Carlstrom
Kirkaville
Andrew T. Bull
Graydon Carlatram
St. Louis
F. V. Faulkner
Portland
Ore
Charles
Indianapolis
Tod
E. R. Faulkner
J. M. Binkerd
C.C. Williamson
Dixon
Cloyd Curry
Curry
Twin Falls
J. W. Crom
California
W.C. Harlan
Cross
Edith Harlan
Como
C. L. Franks
Anaconda
Neighbors of
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Petey
C. A. Voight
Emm
Salmon News
UME County News
Polson Lodge
LE Court
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Beaverhead
Beaverhend
Miah Tchod
Tay Carn Nia
Bilton
Shaw Frank Pendleton
Ditton
Hole
Harold J. Capehart
Windom
Norman “Gilbert
Alder
John Mullen
Armstead
Kimer Selway
W.'te Lloyd
Parke Scott
Dillon Yeateray
Armateas
Jorgen "Jorgenson
Arthur Jorgenson
Hig Hole Basin
Jack Nemick
Nemick
Hock
Tom Woley
Kelly
Tutte
Barber
Balmon
William Lloyd
Eaehe Ie
Butte and Anaconda
Boston’ Store
East Park Street
High Reno
Metals Bank
Almust
Charles 3. Kilbuy
Jamie Bwoodard
Pesta
Vinlan
Vice Press
Wongw
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Forsythe
Galen
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