Poultry Show Plans Form as Deer Lodge Bureau Drives Event
Powell County Poultry Association prepares December show with strong community support and new events. Ray Hatchery of Tacoma offers 50 pure bred white leghorn chicks for best utility pen, boosting breed participation. Boxing match of game birds and a crowing contest expected as entertainment. Opening date to be announced soon.
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Deer Lodge
Powell County Poultry Association
Ray Hatchery Company
Tacoma
Wash
Ray
Powell High Confident Of Winning Fight Today
Powell high football coach Hornby reports readiness for Nov 7 game at the city park against Philipsburg. The Powell squad drills focused on passing and signals as they aim to avenge an earlier defeat. Keith Burt returns at right end with nose guard, while Skee Rivers and John McGillis star in key positions for the farewell game of the season.
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Deer Lodge
Hornby
Powell High
Philipsburg
Granite County
Powell
Keith Burt
Dillon
Skee Rivers
John McGillis
Goldie
Melvin Kelley
Small
Denton
G. Kelley
Williams
John MecGillis
Biffo Bame
Potvin
Leitch
Davison
Figning
KE. M
Pat” Kelley
Montana U
F. A. Asbury
State College
Funeral for Deer Lodge Matron Mrs John Strong Sr
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at the Methodist church for Mrs John Strong Sr beloved matron of Deer Lodge. The Rev W W McConnell officiated and many floral tributes were sent in her memory. Pallbearers listed were John Laird L C Turner E F Rabel T H Corbett H H Forbister and J J Hoye. Burial followed in the Knights of Pythias plot at Hillcrest cemetery.
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Deer Lodge
John Strong Sr
Methodist Church
W. W. McConnell
John Laird
L. C. Turner
E. F. Rabel
T. H. Corbett
H. H. Forbister
J. J. Hoye
Knights of Pythias
Hillcrest Cemetery
Champion bowler Jimmy Smith visits Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge residents greet world's champion bowler Jimmy Smith as he passes through town en route to Butte. Local bowlers hoped for an exhibition but the manager's asking price blocked plans. A Deer Lodge delegation led by State Singles Champion Bill Wallis aims to travel to Butte for matches against Smith.
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Deer Lodge
Jimmy Smith
Butte
Smith
Bill Wallis
Deer Lodge Bowling: Art Suede Leads With 573
Art Suede topped Deer Lodge league action with a 573 series averaging 191 in a Kiwanis versus Rotary clash. The Kingmans beat their civic counterparts two games to one in Thursday night play.
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Deer Lodge
Art Suede
Maples
Kiwanis
Rotary
Kingmans
Civic Brothers
Ladies Club Meeting Adds Members and Plans Future Program
The chapter hosted two guests Mrs. Brown of Albertson and Mrs. Slott of Twin Falls Idaho. Members and visitors enjoyed the gathering as they discussed the upcoming program and celebrated a successful Juet. Refreshments followed adjournment.
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Brown
Alberton
Slott
Twin Falls
Idaho
Episcopal Bishop to Preach in Deer Lodge on Armistice Day
The Rev. Franklin Gibson announces that Rt. Rev. Wm. F. Faber D D bishop of Montana will deliver an Armistice Day sermon at St. James Episcopal Church Deer Lodge Sunday Nov 8 at 7 30 p m The program includes a 10 15 a m boys Bible class and an 11 00 a m service with the bishop as celebrant and preacher The St James choir will provide music plus a 7 30 p m evening service.
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Faber
St. James Choir
William F. Faber
Dance at Jib Hall Draws Big Local Crowd
Alvin Erry traveled to Butte Monday and returned Wednesday. A Saturday eve party by the Jib in orange and black featured goblins and witches, with local music and a midnight supper. Boulder and Bernice attendees listed. prizes went to Nita Detour and Arthur Nugent with others recognized for costumes.
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Alvin Erry
Butte
Mornie
Boulder
Mre
Robert Somers
Bud Taylor
J. W. Mountjoy
Joe Nugent
Clara
Cathereen McCauley
Bert McLean
Julia O'Rourke
Alita Kyler
Mary Dawson
Helen Wood
Louie Larson
Irvin Tuttle
Arthur Nugent
Will Gregory
Ed Smith
Charles Perry
Harold Sumner
Paul Smith
George Dawson
Donald Wolverton
Bernice
Frank Stewart
Charles Carlson
L. Schroeder
Glen Seamen
Albert Carlson
Nita
Mise Tames
van Wareham
Will Gouin
Three Forks News Social and Business Harbingers
Three Forks notes show Robert Winterhalter of Eustis on city business Monday. Mr and Mrs R G Griffith return from Corfu Washington and plan to settle in Three Forks. Agnes Callaghan weekended with relatives and returns to Sappington to teach. Robert Murphy visited from Bozeman where he attends college. L E B Hays of Manhattan visits on Tuesday. Mrs W H Krudde of Willows shops Tuesday. Byron Chidester and Dennis Dun can of Nigger Hollow attend to business Tuesday. W H Norman of Boulder Valley transacts business Tuesday.
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Robert Winterhalter
Eustis
R. G. Griffith
Corfu
Wash
Three Forks
Agnes Callaghan
Sappington
Robert Murphy
Bozeman
L. E B. Hays
Manhattan
W. H. Krudde
Willows
Tuesay
Byron Chidester
Dennis Duncan
Nigger Hollow
W. H. Norman
Boulder Valley
Oil firm fights recognition as common carrier
T J Landry and H R Khickmeyer of Great Falls told the Montana railroad commission that Montana Giant Petroleum operates a refinery and pipeline in the Kevin Sunburst oil field and carries only its own oil, which it buys before transporting to its Kevin refinery.
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Associated Press
Helena
State Railroad Commission
T. J. Landry
H. R. Khickmeyer
Great Falls
Montana Giant Petroleum Company
Montana
Kevin-Sunburst
Kevin
Armistice Day Observance and Game Planned in Dillon
Beaverhead post of the American Legion announces Armistice Day activities in Dillon. A morning ceremony at the training school auditorium features an orchestra overture, a reading, and a talk by Rev. Carl Knudson, followed by silent prayer at 11 11. The Montana State Normal College eleven meets Dillon Independents at Athletic Park at 2 36, with a late evening Armistice Day dance to close.
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Dillan
Beaverhead
American Legion
Dillon
Training School
Pg School
Prof
A. Gregory
Community Paeien
America
Vivian Robe
State Normal College
E. FE. Loft
Mary K. Sands
The
Normal College
Flanders Fields
Carl Knudson
Methodist Church
U. S. Marine Corps
Montana State Normal College
Dillon Independents
Husky
Normalites
Dillon Fangs
Legion
Plea of not guilty entered in game case
Cecil Hubbard arraigned on trapping without a license and bound over for afternoon appearance. Joe Morar pleads not guilty to concealed weapons charge with $50 bond. Steven Kambich sues Robert Joy for damages over alleged trespass by stock. J Mulaney vs Adele Murra and Curtis case argues annulment of deed. Edward Corn seeks final papers on a Sweetwater homestead. Dillon athletic field to be deserted for Armistice Day prep. Beavers travel to Idaho Falls for Armistice Day game.
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Steven Kambich
Robert Joy
Henry G. Rodgers
J. Mulaney
Adele Murra
Fred Curtis
Edward Corn
Sweetwater
Dillon News Notes Highlights Local Visits
Malcolm Stone leaves tomorrow for Roundup for a week visiting friends. KB H Hasrodt of Wisdom spends today in Dillon on business. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Cullen and son of Pocatello visit Dillon friends. Manse Society of the Presbyterian church met at Jay B. Holtz home with Mrs. Featherly and Mrs. Carhartt as hostesses. Dillon Boy Scout troop met tonight at their clubhouse south of Dillon. Jack Denning of Idaho Falls is in Dillon on business.
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Dillon
Malcolm Stone
KB. H. Hasrodt
J. F. Cullen
Son
Pocatello
Manse Society of the Presbyterian Church
Jay B. Holtz
G. R. Featherly
E. L. Carhartt
Jack Denning
Idaho Falls
Salmon News Briefs From Salmon Idaho
Local notes report C T Magnus opening an insurance office with Harry Kelly in Main Street realty. Mrs Z T Vincents mother in Washington died, with Vincents called there. Fred Viel traveled to Gibbonsville seeking potatoes and inspecting roads. Mrs J A Herndon suffers a broken rib from a fall. Bridge clubs host socials. Coonah Camp Fire Girls held Halloween party at high school gym. Eastern Star home benefit drew many attendees with a program and midnight lunch. Dorothy Smith and Helen Casterlin hosted Halloween gatherings. John Hill attended BE 8S party. Dan McPherson moves to Van Sicklin ranch Tendoy for winter. Dr C F Hanmer dined with Charles Carlson Tendoy. J H Denning Idaho Falls on Salmon business. W W Whittle Armour Creamery buys turkeys nearby.
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Salmon
Idaho
C. T. Magnus
Harry Kelly
Main Street
Z. T. Vincents
Washington
Dd. C
Frank Havemann
Lloyd Brown
Dillon
Coonah
Eastern Star Home
Helen Casterlin
Grace Smith
Casterlin
John Hill
Dorothy Smith
Dan McPherson
van Sicklin Ranch
Tendoy
C. FP. Hanmer
Charles Carlson
J. H. Denning
Idaho Falls
C. Whittle
Armour Creamery Company
Local notes and travels around Salmon community life
Vernon Withington returns from Ann Arbor where he spent two months at school and now works at Havemann Hardware. Mrs BE Edwards heads to Seattle for the winter. Mr and Mrs Brainard plan to relocate to California after touring Montana and Idaho. A V Miller supplies sand and gravel for the Salmon bridge as 4000 yards are hauled by six to eight horse teams. Eight carloads of potatoes depart local yards as buyers from Chicago Idaho Falls and Pocatello push prices. Oscar Swanson is hospitalized after a severe leg fracture from a ranch accident. George Geertson shows improvement in Salmon General Hospital.
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Vernon Withington
Ann Arbor
Mich
Havemann Hardware
Henry Campbell
A. Ball of
Tenday
O. E
O. D. Brainard
Salmon
Montana
Idaho
California
Brainard
Recorder’s
Harry Pierce
Butte
Pahsimeroi Valley
A. V. Miller
Edwards
Seattle
Wash
Elizabeth Dillon
Frank Bellamy
Lawrence Greene
Moscow
Pullman
Boise
George Davis
George Geertson
Salmon General Hospital
Oscar Swanson
Baker
Anaconda Juvenile Football Doubleheader Set
Anaconda hosts a Sunday juvenile football doubleheader with two local teams facing visiting clubs from Butte. Park Street Ramblers meet Wensela of Butte at 2 pm at City Commons, then Centerville Midgets clash with the Anaconda Ramblers at 8 pm for the Inter-City title.
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Anaconda
Park Street Ramblers
Wensela of
Butte
City Commons
Park Street
Centerville
Anaconda Ramblers
Ramblers
Centerville Eleven
Anaconda Silver and Blue Ready for Missoula Game
Anaconda high school grid squad leaves this morning for Missoula to face the Missoula high eleven in Garden City. Coach Art Hofl e has led tough scrimmages this week on the city common. The team, in good shape with growing speed, hopes to end the season jinx with a win today.
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Anaconda High School
Missoula High School
Garden City
Art Htolfe
City
Anaconda Eleven
Missoula
Bute
Warm Springs
Deacon Dubbs Charms City Children At Dramatic Club Night
More than a thousand children enjoyed a free St Pauls Dramatic club performance of Deacon Dubbs at St Pauls School auditorium. The rural comedy features Deacon Dubbs from Sorghum Center and a three act tale ending with the deacon’s marriage. The Margaret theater hosts the show tonight at eight with a large local cast and live music by the Thomas orchestra.
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St. Paul's Dramatic Club
St. Paul's School Auditorium
Deacon Dubbs
Deacon Dobbs
Sorghum Center
W. Va
Charles O'Neill
Amos Coleman
Ted O'Neill
Rose Raleigh
Brave Little School
Ma‘am
Marie Burns
Humbert Patch
Kimily Ale
Margaret Walsh
Yennie Yenson
Della Sweeney
Deuteronomy Jones
Angela Corrigan
Jen Dougherty
Alice Savage
Rose Cottage
New England
Angela McGinty
Charles Smet
JohnFerguson
Kennedy Voyer
Ernest Larisch
Thomas Orchestra
Wounded Elk Killed by Deputy Game Warden
A cow elk shot and wounded by a hunter in Lost Creek district was located by Deputy Game Warden McCaffery. The elk had a broken right hind leg, forcing the deputy to kill it. The identity of the hunter who wounded and did not kill the animal is unknown and the shooter acted 80 out of season.
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Lost Creek
McCaffery
Essex Downs Fitzgerald Fruit in Federal League Bowling
In Tescher alleys last night the Essex bowling team swept Fitzgerald Fruit in three straight games while the Chiropractors defeated Postoffice in three straight. Final scores listed show decisive wins for both challengers over the local clubs.
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Fitzgerald Fruit
Tescher
Essex
Chiropractors
Condition Of Order Outlined To Eagles In Helena
Walter F. Zietz of Helena spoke to Fraternal Order of Eagles members on the general condition of the order and the humanitarian program for public benefit. Don B. King, state president, was absent due to illness while final arrangements for a membership drive were discussed.
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Walter F. Zietz
Helena
Order of Eagles
Don B. King
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