Dillon and Helena News Briefs Highlight Local Activities
Montana items report college elections at a meeting of K Z N sorority in dorms, a Dillon theater troupe presentation of Pygmalion November 9 almost sold out, and Beaverhead county officials meeting for routine business. Also noted: Jefferson county court ruling upholding a judgment in a pipe contract case, and Cascade county credit dispute decision. Local residents and visitors are mentioned in passing, with various moves between Dillon, Twin Bridges, Wisdom, and Granite county.
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Dillon News
Dillon
Moron Olsen Players
Pygmalion
George Jaw
Uder
Dillon Culy Wom
Hariwie Theater
Dion
Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Chris Mollar
Denmark
Mrr
George Clemon
Big Hole Basin
G.B. Gould
Twin Bridges
Mra. M. B. Gorham
Dil
Milwaukee railroad taxes disputed in Powell county case
DEER LODGE AREA Nov 2 The Milwaukee railroad case against Powell county over taxes and railroad machinery in substations ended with a decision to be issued later. County assessor W. T. Beaumont and witnesses Anton Christenson Carl Zur Muhlen Thomas H. Corbett testified for the county while Sears master mechanic and C A Fox testified for the railroad. F S Cumming was in Missoula for the company. DEER LODGE Nov 2 Arts and literary departments hold Pioneer Day observance at the clubhouse starting 2 20 with addresses calls and refreshments. DEER LODGE NEWS NOTES Mr and Mrs C L Reynolds left for Alliance Neb to live. Mrs George Bur returned from Philipsburg. Murray Milwaukee railroad traveling auditor was in town. J M Tarwon left for Seattle. Kenneth MacPherson returned to the University of Missoula. Bowling league action features Loops Kiwanis and Deer Lodge Lumbers. Christian Science lecture scheduled with Miss Margaret Murney Glenn. Armistice Day program details announced by American Legion, with three addresses by C C Lamport of Helena.
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Deer Lodge
Milwaukee Railroad
Powell County
W. T. Beaumont
Anton Christenson
Carl Zur Muhlen
Thomas H. Corbett
Mr. Beaumont
Sears
C. A. Fox
Lele Wanas
M. W. Trask
C. L. Reynolds
Alliance
Neb
George Bur
Philipsburg
Murray
Milwaukee ‘Railroad
W. J. Mahar
TL Harper
Drummond
H. Mittelstaedt
Helmville Tearding
Aiswoula
Ralph Blerick
Gold Creek
Mes
J. A
Anselen
J. M. Tarwon
Seattle
Larsen
Mr. Field
Kenneth MacPherson
Missoula
Als
Dan Harley
RW. Rows
Roy Tipspott
Claude Bleienberg
North End
Sionroe
Poster
Montana’ Power Company
Fia
Charles Bardon
Gilbert Schmitz
Anaconda
J. J. Pierce
Ditton
William Mosier
Jame Hoollywood
C. E. Larabie
Powerpost No. 10
American Legion
C. C. Lamport
Helena
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Philipsburg Camp marks 36th anniversary smoker event
The Philipsburg camp No. 323 World announces a smoker on Saturday evening November 7 to celebrate its 36th anniversary with an elaborate spread and music. The same notice notes the 28th anniversary of the local organization and initiations into the Woodcraft mysteries. Also mentioned is the Kings Daughters bazaar and supper on November 3 at the Red Men’s dining room on Broadway. George D. Weaver attends county commissioners meeting, while W. W. McRae of Stone features mild pranks by youths. The Woman’s club social at Mad Matters hall aids the district No. 3 MFWC convention expenses and is deemed a success. Sept. E. W. Glendinning of Philipsburg schools returns Saturday.
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Philipsburg
Camp No
World
Arangements
F of Woodcraft
King’s Daughters
Red Men's Dining Room
Broadway
George D. Weaver
Board of County Commissioners
W. W. McRae
Stone
Woman's Club
E. W. Glendinning
Philipsbore Schools
State College Second in Livestock Judging Contest
The stock exposition at State College featured a livestock judging contest won by Idaho with a score of 7,000. Montana Beate College placed second, followed by University of British Columbia, Washington State College, and Oregon Agricultural College. Top individuals included Willard Lamphere, Max Legre, Dan Ys, Kenneth Jones, Carl Pales, and Helen Milne. Coach C. W. Hickman led the Idaho team.
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Roauke
Montana Beate College
University of British Columbia
Washington State College
Oregon Agricultural College
California
Carl Fales
Willard Lamphere
Dan Ys
Stuckey
Max Legre
Montana
Willard ‘Lamphere
Idaho
Kenneth Jones
Washington & College
Carl Pales
Helen Milne
British Columbia
C. W. Hickman
Great Northern Awarded Judgment in Montana Case
Great Northern Railway wins a federal court judgment for 34076 against W. E. Harmon state treasurer. The case, agreed by stipulation after prior decisions, concerns tax segmentation methods on Montana rail operations versus the rest of the system.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
Great Northern Railway Company
W. E. Harmon
Northern Pacific Railway
State Board of Equalization
Montana
Excessive Bonds His Crime Cure on Armistice Eve
A local event titled Excessive Bonds His Crime Cure will be staged on Armistice Eve instead of Armistice Day. The Loomis Orchestra will provide the music for the affair. Prominent speakers and leaders of the club are listed among expected attendees. The gathering aims to draw interest amid community circles and local interest.
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Out
Loomis Orchestra
Tte
Montana grower prize bonuses boost world Wheat Show winners
A Montana grower who wins the world championship wheat cup at the International Grain and Hay Show in Chicago will receive a bonus of 4188. The Montana Grains Development Association has offered a total of 400 in bonuses. First place in timothy seed pays 36, and the Montana Life Insurance wheat trophy adds 40. These bonuses apply only to Montana growers securing the top spots, aimed at boosting Montana’s presence at the event. Producers show strong interest as entries flood in and Montana’s high quality is expected to stand out.
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Ozbman
Montana
Chicago
Stat ‘Out Na Development Association
Bariey
Timothy
Montana Life Insurance
Moni Growers Association
International
Bozeman Sheriff Held for Assault
Bozeman Montana November 2 A warrant led to the arrest of a sheriff who served as a special officer at the state college The incident arose from a confrontation during a recreation period The 71 year old Robertson was cuffed during the incident and the sheriff was held for assault
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Associated Press
Bozeman
Megtana State, College
Wiich
Robertson
Award reversed in Montana executor case on appeal
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals reversed and remanded a Montana Supreme Court decision awarding $17,000 to Richard Whittaker as administrator for the Comerford estate in a suit by Whittaker against Fidelity and Guarantee Company. The case stems from a Missoula construction accident killing Comsuters, with his widow Agnes suing for $16,420 and previously awarded $17,500.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
Montana
Misoula
Wice
Whittaker
Comerford’ Estate
Funeral Tomorrow for Mrs Amelia Standiford in Anaconda
The funeral of Mrs Amelia Standiford will be held at 1 30 o clock tomorrow afternoon at Cherry Street in Anaconda. Services follow at the Christian church conducted by Rev J. Members of the Eastern Star, of which she was a native member, will conduct special services at the church. Interment will be in Hill cemetery.
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Amelia Stands
Christian Church
The
Astern Star
Standiford
Hill Cemetery
Notice of tariff fight looms for coming Congress session
Associated Press reports a notice of a fight to revise the tariff will open in Congress. The Ways and Means Committee chair oversees the campaign committee. Chairman Green of the committee indicated quick reply and expectation of substantial support.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Ways and
Chalrroan
Democentic Congress
Green
Bhirth
Sciatic Neuritis Description From Medical Notice
A medical note describes sciatic neuritis with intense pain from the thigh to the foot and along the nerve path. It notes the condition worsens with walking, includes tender trigger points, and mentions poor response to treatment. The text references the sciatic nerve near the Mp Jos area and discusses stubborn persistence.
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Jos
Cure Rheumatism With Trunk’s Prescription Promise
A fragmented ad touts Trunk’s Prescription as a “uric acid solvent” for rheumatism and gout priced at 1.75 to 8.00, urging readers to buy at City Drug Company 119 Main Street. Nearby obituaries note Irwin and Ellat families with funeral details and interment plans.
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Doe
City Drug Company
Main Street
Cui
Boley & Cae
Avembe
Untitled notice inyb calend celebrating interment Mount Cemetery
Fragmentary OCR reads a memorial notice with family names and interment details. The incomplete lines mention a Wednesday service and a burial at Mount Cemetery, but missing clear names or locations.
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Lyon
C. W. Stallings
Bannackan
J.B. Shaw
Wisdom
Board of Minissionere
Normalcol- College
Anson Baxter
W. H. Clark
Sugar Bowl Cafe
Fale
Margaret Thomas
Granite County
Alfred Johnson
Board ‘of County Commissioners
Hail Jefferson Court
Associated
Pri
He Ielict Court of
Jefferson County
Courtney
M. Gordon
State ‘Supreme Court
Holloway
Laintiff
Jefferson County Court
District Court
Cascade County
New Co. Atina
Pisintltfs
Denis War
Supreme Court
DEER
Jerry Buckley
Beer Lodge
Suedeman
Christian Science Society of
Margaret Murney Glenn
Pu Shadduck
Luedemann
Yeitiar
Harrison
Benseh
Sewell
Mann
Gannon
McCoy
Cummins Sa
Art Thomas
Magellan Ae Smith
Ball Haris
Steinberger
Joe O'Neill
Winans
Unmack
Ne Johnson
Albert bin Martin
Zur Muel
Relert
Foster
Ve" Watlie
Weberaan
State College
Great Northern
FAW Thuh Cay Shine
Tuar
Trum
Lee Mi
Mone
Lahve
Teavee
Aga
John H. Lyle
Chicago Police Court
Circuit Court
Anaconda. News
Amelia Standiford
Coca Colas
Munthausen
Comrelat
Tescher
Coca Cola Petrite
Tate
T. Gregovich
Piphich
Munthaueen
Rowe
McLalani
Sommerhauser
Coleman
Jackson
Leakey
Fuller Drug Co
Rexall
East Park Ava
Olis
Irwin
Joseph
J. G. Ren
Su Ure
C. A. Tuttle CO
Puneral Directors
East Parke Telephone
Jean
Wedeagay
P.j.finnegan Co
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