Funeral services for Dillon police chief Sassman
Charles Sassman former chief of police of Dillon died suddenly of heart failure in a Dillon hotel lobby. Funeral at 2 p m Saturday from the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev Carl Kunds officiating and burial in Mountain Cemetery. He was born February 28 1870 in Betbach Germany and lived in Beaverhead county since 1889. Surviving wife and three children Oren Otto and Inez of Dillon and relatives in Germany.
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Dillon
Charles Sassman
Methodist Episcopal Church
Carl Kunds
Mountain Cemetery
Betbach
Germany
America
Montana
Beaverhead County
Melrose
Big Hole
Oren
Otto
Inez
Point After Goal Wins For Dillon Grid Squad
Dillon Independents beat Montana State Normal 7 6 on a touchdown and added point with Babbs and Rosenall’s key blocks. Murray of Normal starred. Beaverhead high tied Idaho Falls 0 0. Yale of Dillon shone with a 60 yard run. Next, Normal meets Brigham Young, then possible Thanksgiving game.
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Dillon
Babbs
Rosenall
Dillon Independents
Montana State Normal College
Price
Rosenal
Babb
Beck
Independents
Murray
Beaverhead County
Idaho Falls
Beavers
Idaho Falls High
Idaho
Beaverhead
Yale
Brigham Young University
Utah
Normal
Bright future predicted for Montana livestock industry
Dillon November 12. Dr W J Butler state veterinarian predicted prosperity for several years in a Dillon Rotary Club luncheon address at the Andrus hotel. He said Montana ranks high among states for livestock quality and is growing in importance as a livestock state. He noted a $5,000,000 rise in livestock assessed value last year and that cattle prices face issues. He praised Montana as unusually free of livestock disease with Treasure State cattle leading the Chicago market. Visiting stockmen attended and the address followed by invitation from the club's livestock committee. Frank Eliel presided.
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Dillon
W. J. Butler
Dillon Rotary Club
Andrus
Montana
Dillon News Notes Seeks Final Papers and Storm Damage
Will Stahl takes out final papers on a Sweetwater homestead. A severe wind storm damaged a Montana Mercantile window in Dillon. Locals and visitors like J. H. Shearer, Mrs. Blair, and others are noted in daily routine, with Beaverhead Sportsmen planning a Nov 16 meeting to elect delegates for the state convention in Helena.
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Billon
Dillon
Will Stahl
Sweetwater
Montana Mercantile
J. H. Shearer
F. P. Blair
Grant
William Rosenbaum
Dell Rancher
Union Electric Office
Helena
New Course Adopted 10 Fit Students for Work
Dillon Nov 12 Believing direct methods are best for professional training Supt Linden McCullough and Principal Schier in their school management classes at the Normal college provide students with actual official forms to fill out during their teaching work. A meeting of student teachers at the training school is set for Friday. President Davis will discuss observed abilities and shortcomings. The Normal College Index’s first issue is being mailed to state teachers. Armistice day exercises substituted for a student assembly. Caps and gowns for December graduates ordered. school will rent them in the future. Widwin M Whitney will present a program at the college auditorium Saturday night as autumn lyceum opens. Margaret Craig Curran to tour state high schools November 19 visiting Whitehall, Three Forks, Willow Creek and others and address the girls vocational congress at Bozeman. She will speak on Teaching the Road to Independence, Travel and Adventure.
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Davis
Widwin M. Whitney
Normal College
Margaret Craig Curran
Whitehall
Three Forks
Willow Creek
Girls’ Vocational Congress
Bozeman
Congress
Bitter Root News Court Dismisses Action Against Boice and Kurtz
Hamilton Montana November 12 The kidnaping case against M D Boice and E C Kurtz over Boices son alleged last April was dismissed by District Judge James M Self after County Attorney J D Taylor filed a praecipe. The grounds were insufficient evidence to sustain a conviction.
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Hamilton
M. D. Boice
E. C. Kurtz
Boice
James M. Self
J. D. Taylor
L . Foot
State of
Montana
Cese
Taylor
Judge Self
Three Forks News Notes Delights With Social Events
In Three Forks on November 12, social life centers on a Mason clubroom party hosted by Mesdames Young and Mene mace for Eastern Star members with bridge and lunch. Local gatherings include a Grent-Teacher meeting at the courthouse, a reception for teachers, and a well attended program followed by lunch and social time. Various residents from Bozeman, Willow Creek, Alder, Deer Lodge, and nearby towns visit, shop, or attend events, including dances and lectures, with many residents traveling for holidays and winter plans.
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Three Forks
Masonic
Bozeman
Rex Duncan
J. ©. Murphy
Judith
Alder, Mont
Murphy
Florida
Edna Townsley
Deer Lodge
Esther Walbert
Willow Creek
Doty
Jason Preston
Earty
Lloyd Lamb
Cutbank
Donna Dunbar
Avis
Evelyn Barton
Charlies Burroughs
Missoula
Roberturphy
Emmet Butler
Piedmont
R. Wyckoff
George van Fleet
S. O O. O. F. Hall
Jennie Jenkins
Spokane
Charles Callaghan Jr
Butte
Ri Hassaker
Claude Parr
H. RB. Chollar
William Tribble
Nigger Hollow
Harold Young
Livingston
Messrs
Ralph and
Carey Darlington
Wer
Lower Madison
Ulder
Orville Skeen
Pioneer Henry Tetreault Dead at 77 in Idaho City
Henry Tetreault, Deer Lodge native and pioneer, died Thursday at Providence Hospital in Wallace Idaho after a long heart illness. Born February 13 1866 in Deer Lodge he was survived by a sister Mrs James Conley of San Pedro California a brother Eugene Tetreault of Deer Lodge a niece Mrs 8 Powers of San Pedro a nephew James Conley Jr of Hammond Oregon and an aunt Mrs A J Spooner of Butte. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 9 30 a m at the Catholic church in Wallace under Hagies auspices with interment to follow.
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Deer Lodge
Henry Tetreault
Eugene Tetreault
Providence Hospital
Wallace
Idaho
Mr. Tetreault
Frank Tetreault
James Conley
San Pedro
Cal
Eugene
8. L. Powers
Jame Conley Jr
Hammond
Ore
A. J. Spooner
Butte
Hagies
Catholiic
Red Cross Roll Call Reaches New Member Total in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Montana reports the Red Cross drive for members to be a success as of November 12. Teams worked Wednesday and Thursday and submitted strong reports to A. J. Lochrie, with new members estimated over 2560. The drive will continue until city and county canvass is complete and donations can be made at the post office.
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Deer Lodge
American Red Crows
A. J. Lochrie
Seniors Sponsor Dance to Fund Vocational Conference
Deer Lodge Montana November 12 The Powell County senior class will sponsor a dance at the high school gym Friday night to raise funds for sending a student to a vocational conference in Bozeman in the near future. The event will be open to all students of the school.
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Deer Lodge
Powell County
Bozeman
Sliding Hill for Children Provided in Deer Lodge
In Deer Lodge on Dixon street Mayor Frank Conley announced a city safety zone to protect a long cherished sliding hill on McMahon hill. The winter play spot, named for the McMahon pioneer family, will be open to children at all hours with improved protection from motorists and historic horse and wagon risks.
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Deer Lodge
Frank Conley
McMahon Hill
Dixon Street
McMahon
Napton Family to Reside on Coast
Judge and Mrs Welling Napton and sons Louis Welling Jr and John will move from Montana to Sacramento California to make their home. The departure marks the loss of a prominent pioneer family and they will be greatly missed by many friends.
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Deer Lodge
Welling Napton
Louis, Welling Jr
John
Sacramento
Cal
California
Montana
Deer Lodge News Notes Deer Lodge Montana
Senator W J Paul returned from Portland where he dealt with legal matters. A Bierman of Helmville transacted business in Deer Lodge. Undersheriff L C Boedecker visited Finn for business. J A Dewing and M I Larsen of Missoula spent Thursday in town. Bert Mannix from Heimville visited relatives and conducted business. A W Lindeke of Lewistown was in town on Thursday. Morgan Jones returned from Gold Creek after several days hunting and described a successful deer hunt.
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Deer Lodge
W. J. Paul
Portland
Ore
A. Bierman
Helmville
L. C. Boedecker
Finn
J. A. Dewing
M. I. Larsen
Missoula
Bert Mannix
Heimville
Heiress Marries Poor Youth in Secret Greenwich Union
The Brooklyn Eagle reports Justice C. M. Meade in Greenwich Conn confirmed by telephone a secret marriage on Sept. 17 between William Moore son of Manhattan restaurateur Dinty Moore and Mary Stafford Green adopted daughter of Edward H Green heir to Hetty Green who left an estate valued at about 100 million dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn Eogle Today
Justice of the Peace
C. M. Meade
Greenwich
Conn
William Moore
Dinty” Moore
Manhattan
Mary Stafford Green
Edward H. Green
Hetty Green
Strikers Demand More as Power Fails in Shanghai Mills
After workers agreed to resume work, Shanghai textile mill strikers faced a power outage. The disruption prompted new worker demands, intensifying the labor dispute and signaling further action if electricity does not return.
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Shanghai
China
Four men jailed after Rialto assault in Anaconda
Four men Roy Austin Ed J Kelly Marco Frankovich and Joe Labissoniere Jr were jailed on assault charges after an alleged early morning attack at the Rialto lodging house. Victims Will Priebe Dan Jones and Bud Runyon were injured with Priebe cut on head and face, Runyon with minor injuries. A separate man John Varraze faced third degree assault charges.
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Will Priebe
Dan Jones
Bud Runyon
Rialto
Roy Austin
Ed J. Kelly
Marco Frankovich
Joe Labissoniere Jr
Ruth Graham
Justice of the Peace
Ed Henried
Runyon
Kelly
East Eighth Street
East Fifth Street
Frankovich
al Oldhaber
Edmunds
John Varraze
West Park Avenue
Gallagher
Mahoney
Veteran Smelterman Dies in Smelter City
Thomas Laughlin, 60, longtime Anaconda resident and former Irish immigrant, died at St. Ann's hospital after a weeklong illness. He worked at the Anaconda Copper smelter and is survived by a sister in Ironwood, two brothers in Denver, and a son in Cleveland. Funeral plans pending word from relatives.
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Thomas Laughlin
Anaconda
St. Ann's Hospital
Mr. Laughlin
Ireland
Montana
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Elizabeth Laughlin
Ironwood
Mich
Peter Laughlin
Charles Laughlin
Denver
Col
Cleveland
Ohio
P. J. Finnegan
Police Court Clears One Case and Forfeits Two Bonds
One case was heard in police court yesterday afternoon and two forfeitures were ordered for non appearance. Rube Reardon, arrested Tuesday night on a disturbance charge, paid a fifteen dollar fine. Bill Clark and J Burton, also arrested Tuesday night on disturbance charges and released under ten dollar bonds each, failed to appear and their bonds were forfeited.
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Rube Reardon
Bill Clark
J. Burton
Murphy
Anaconda Bowling Team Wins Two Of Three In Federal League
Anaconda Post Office bowling team defeated B A P by taking two of three games at Tescher alleys. Chiropractors beat Condore three straight. Stokan led Post Office with 488 pins and Micklow topped Chiropractors with 648 pins. Scores from last night are listed.
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Post Office
Tescher
Chiropractors
Condore
Stokan
Micklow
Fearless Lover at Imperial Tonight and Tomorrow
The Fearless Lover opens at the Imperial theater tonight and tomorrow with William Fairbanks Eva Novak and strong support from Tom Kennedy Ruby Lafayette Frankie Darrow and Arthur Rankin. A young police recruit defeats gang leader Tom Dugan after a rooftop struggle and rescues the girl’s brother from crime.
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Lover
Imperial Theater
William Fairbanks
Eva Novak
Tom Kennedy
Ruby Lafayette
Frankie Darrow
Arthur Rankin
Patrick Michael Casey
Casey
Tom Dugan
Cast and direction of a Henry McRae film
William Fairbanks portrays a diligent police officer who recovers a boy with the help of his own henchman. Eva Novak stars as the girl while the cast supports the leads, delivering a very satisfactory picture under Henry McRae’s capable direction.
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William Fairbanks
Eva Novak
Henry McRae
Curlers Prepare for 1926 Activities at Anaconda Club
Stone throwers from Anaconda, boasting top state talent, will gather at the rink house for the first meeting of the season Saturday at 7 30 PM. Officers will be elected, last year’s report reviewed, and plans for the coming season discussed.
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Anaconda
Deer harvest report and local visits in Basin
In Basin on November 12 Mary Wade visited the C Warren home after arriving from Butte. Three deer were killed this week by Carl Williams Drew Jackson and a deer taken by George Parr and Will Gouin. J Paynton left for Helena after finishing the Boulder River bridge. Mrs Wade Mrs Warren Miss Warren and others were mentioned in Basin notes.
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Basin
Mary Wade
Butte
C. Warren
Carl Williams
Drew Jackson
George Parr
Will Gouin
J. Paynton
Helena
Boulder River
Charles Warren
Mary Warren
Waldemar Sandquist
J. H. Rule
William Wilson
Funeral notices and local social pickups in Boulder and Basin
Residents attend funeral for the late Mrs. Knowles in Boulder on Saturday. A 4 000 mile tour ends for Mr. and Mrs. A E Cherry returning via Butte. Local visits include Mrs George Pierce and Marion from Butte, Miss Dorothy Chesley with Nora Chesley, Mrs Will Edwards to Butte, and Earl Williams with Mary Leroy Vera Louise and Bernard Leroy. Chris Hansen and Joe LeVoie visit Butte, Louie Raymond heads to Bernice for work, and the Stewarts lose a infant son born in Butte. Leo Wollman visits from the State mine.
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Basin
Boulder
Knowles
A. E. Cherry
Butte
Renston
Oregon
Caliornia
George Pierce
Marion
R. H. Pierce
Dorothy Chesley
Nora Chesley
Will Edwards
Tom Patterson
Helena
Earl Williams
Mary Leroy
Vera
Louise Jackson
Bernard Leroy
Leslie Richardson
Albert Born
Chris Hansen
Joe LeVoie
Louie Raymond
Bernice
Carlson Ranch
Joe Fischer
Darby
Frank Stewart
Charlies Bullock
Cows Set State Records in Lake County
In Ronan, Cere a grade Jersey owned by Michael Jaten Saint Ignatius set a state junior 3 year old butterfat record with 605.7 pounds per year after a year of testing. Sister Spot a senior yearling posted 373 pounds in 305 days. Pansy another cow in the herd yielded 470 pounds in 11 months. The Jaten herd ranks among the state's best due to careful feeding and record keeping.
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Ronan
Cere
Lake County
C. A. Arnet
L. B. Miller
Flathead
Michael Jaten
Saint Ignatius
Pansy
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Boige
Kurt
Deer Lodge Bureau
Idaho City
AED
Napton
Harrisons
Deer Lodge Lumbers
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Hugo Heinsch
Deer Lodg Unmack Eee
R CO
McCoy
Harrisons. Stawke Eae
Thomas, A
Wee
Wallis
Anaconda News
Rooming House Proprietress
Smelter City
Esee
Weer
Condors Walsh
Eee
Waits Sseeesen
Hartzell
Eeeees
Lynch Eseeees
Callan
Halloran Eseee
Een
Ewer
West
Hills Bros
Hills Bros Coffee
DeTty Fuits
Dros
Hills
Cas
Og Cofr
Hills Bree
Basin Bureau
Ronan News
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