Rotarians Visit Deer Lodge Grade School Program
Deer Lodge Rotarians attended a Central School luncheon on November 18 with grade school students preparing the meal under Miss Rosemary Trackwell. Professor C D Speer led the meeting as club chair while students performed vocal numbers and a first grade reading demonstration impressed the guests. The event closed with a swimming exhibition directed by Wallace Terhell featuring boys from the grade school.
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Deer Lodge
Rotarians
Central School
Rosemary Trackwell
C. D. Speer
Jean Bowen
Wallace Terhell
Elk season urged by Deer Lodge valley ranchers
Deer Lodge valley ranchers urged the Montana fish and game commission to open the elk season in the valley. A special session is planned for Tuesday November 24 in Anaconda with petitions presented to State Game Warden R H Hill. Ranchers cite hay stack damage from large elk herds and expect broad rancher turnout at the 10 a m meeting.
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Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Valley
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Anaconda
R. H. Hill
Hill
Thomas H. Marlowe
Helena
Deer Lodge Farms Company
Shopmen to Be Given Vocational Training
Deer Lodge November 18. Shopmen employed by the Milwaukee railroad may pursue vocational courses offered under the Smith Hughes act. Professor O.
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu
Physicians and druggists now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight or shorten grippe influenza symptoms. One or two tablets at bedtime with water cleanse the system, with no nausea or interference with eating or activity. next morning the cold is gone and appetite returns. A family package with full directions costs 35 cents at any drug store.
Free Rupture Treatment Promised by A Collings Inc
An advertisement touts a free rupture treatment claimed to be miraculous and operating without trusses. It asserts universal success for ruptures of any size and duration, offering a no payment free trial by mailing name and address to A Collings Inc in Watertown New York.
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A. Collings, Inc
Collings Building
Watertown
N.Y
Paaney
Protect Your Child Health with Foley's Honey and Tar
An old advertisement urges parents to treat a child’s cough or cold early with Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. It claims quick relief and safety for both children and older persons, urging readiness with a bottle available everywhere.
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FOLEY
Winter shop training announced at Central school
D Speer announced a winter night school program for shop men at Central school. Core courses include shop mathematics, mechanical drawing and electricity taught Monday and Thursday evenings. Instructors are B F Rothrock, Wallace Terhell, and Harry Watson. Enrollment accepted on either Monday or Thursday evening.
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D. Speer
Central School
B. F. Rothrock
Wallace Terhell
Harry Watson
Bills of Deer Lodge Will Answer Roll Call
Deer Lodge notes that nearly 160 percent of Deer Lodge lodge 239 will travel to Anaconda on Nov 19 for the annual roll call with initiation and a social session. Terpsichorean club to stage dancing parties starting Nov 24 at the Woman's club home. Local updates include travels and business visits by residents, and the death of Mrs. Nelson’s mother in Kansas.
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Deer Lodge
Elka of Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Frank H. Clinton
Terpsichorean Club
Woman's
Bowling Results Show Local League Action And Scores
Peckover Coal beat New Grill two of three on Tescher alleys with E Swanson scoring 607 and Finnegan 627 for Kiwanis. Hall lost to Dodos, Vandals fell to Fnafnas, and Kiwanis rallied to defeat Foundry two to one. In court, Harry C. Fairbanks pled guilty to kidnapping Vernon Alexanderson and received a 10 to 80 year Clinton prison term.
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Peckover Coal Company
New Grill
Tescher
Kiwanie
Foundry
E. Swanson
Finnegan
Ping
Kiwanis
Hall
Dodos
Laboratory 1 Ue
Vandals
Nuckols
Thompson
Associated Press
Schenectady
N. Y
Clinton
Dannemore
Harry C. Fairbanks
Vernon Alexanderson
B. F. W. Alexanderson
General Electric Company
Fairbanks
Montana Normal College art winners announced
Ivin Devitt of Billings and Gretchen Coates of Dillon named winners in the Montana State Normal College book art contest. Devitt planned the theme for the college annual while Coates designed the drawings. The 1926 Chinook will feature the Lewis and Clark expedition and the Beverly Head valley. Additional notes include Mrs Alice Wall becoming Guam superintendent and Gargoyle club activities at a recent convocation.
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Dillon
Ivin Devitt
Billings
Gretche Coates
Mofntana State Normal College
Miss Devitt
the Sentinel
Fleaverhead Valley
Alice Wall
Normal College
Guam
University of California
Little Island
Gargoyle Club
Mary K. Sands
Mary Gast
Dillion
Pearl Williams
Rigby
Idaho
Immere
Duncan Singers
See Recreation Halls
Beaverhead high school eleven guests of Dillon Rotarians
Beaverhead county high school football team and Coach Gunderson were guests at the Dillon Rotary Club luncheon. President Eliel praised the season’s record, one of the best in the school's history, with only one loss and a tie against Idaho teams. Captain Ruthford Dunn introduced the players. coach thanked the Rotarians as routine business followed.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
Gunderson
Dillon Rotary Club
Frank Eilel
Butte High
Butte
Idaho
Rotarians
Ruthford
Ruff" Dunn
Christmas Seal Sale Set to Begin Thursday in Dillon
Dillon November 18 The Red Ross Christmas seal sale will start on Thanksgiving Day under the American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. C. W. Rebison vice president of the state auxiliary will direct the Beaverhead county campaign. Schools will be asked to cooperate and seals will be sold in public places.
Former Illon Man Potter Dies in Seattle
Dillon resident Lous M Potter a former Mint Saloon owner, died in Seattle after a long illness. Born in England in 1865 he was 60. Survived by wife and daughter Dorothy, a University of Washington student. Funeral and burial to be in Seattle Friday.
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Dillon
Lous M. Potter
Seattle
Mr. Potter
England
Dorothy
University of Washington
Woman Granted Decree of Divorce in Dillon
In Dillon on November 18 Judge Henry G. Rodgers granted Hattie Clark a decree of divorce from J. G. Clark on the grounds of desertion. The judge then left for Butte to preside in Judge W. E. Carroll's court this afternoon.
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Dillon
Henry G. Rodgers
Hattie Clark
J. G. Clark
Rodgers
Butte
W. E. Carroll
Dillon News Notes Highlights Local Travel and Visits
Mrs J Shuyfelt and Miss Elizabeth Shufelt depart for Spokane to spend winter. Frank Esterwald visits Dillon from Grant. Mrs S Stocker of Grant staying with Dillon friends. Mrs Charles W Woodburn returns from Iowa. Mr and Mrs W D Sandy return from Bierney Mont. Sandy pasturing cattle on Crow reservation with other Beaverhead stockmen. Dave Mellen and Pat Flynn arrive from the same area next week. Ben Davis and family of Salmon City guests at Charles Bourquin home. Mr and Mrs George Mudd of Fishtrap visiting Dillon. Beaverhead chapter De Molay meets at Masonic temple. Chester Hale in Butte for business. Henry Coulam, general passenger agent OSS&N, in Dillon. F P Blair of Grant stays a few days in city for business.
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Dillon
J. Shuyfelt
Elizabeth Shufelt
Spokane
Frank Esterwald
Grant
8. Stocker
Dillion
Charles W. Woodburn
Iowa
W. D. Sandy
Bierney
Mont
Masonic Temple
Chester Hale
Ih Butte
Henry Coulam
O. S&s
F. P. Blair
Grant Ts
Sheridan guests Ellinghouse Stats visit Butte
Walter Ellinghouse and J. H. Stats of Sheridan are guests of the Butte. C. B. Blank and EB. L. Maxson of Geraldine are guests of the Acoma.
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Walter Ellinghouse
J. H. Stats
Sheridan
Butte
C. B. Blank
EB. L. Maxson
Geraldine
Acoma
Not Convicted in Burglary Case At Mueller Hotel
Raymond Scott a batte y boy on trial for burglary at the Mueller hotel in September was found guilty of first degree burglary by a jury. Co-defendant Emmett Walsh was sentenced to two to four years. Scott faces sentencing Friday at 10.00 oclock. Witnesses testified about identification from a lit third floor window while defense argued misidentification and blind spots.
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Raymond Scott
Batte
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Mueller Hotel
Scott
Mimiett Walsh
Walsh
Emmett Walsh
Harrie
Cherington
Helena
Mueller
Montana
Arthur McGerry
Mary Sponenberg
D. F. Johnston
McGerry
James Woods
Johnston
Sponenberg
J. F. Sullivan
Sullivan
T. E. Downey
N. A. Rotering
James Baldwin
Indian War Veteran Visits Butte Friends
Indian War Veteran Mr Ima visits Butte and Anaconda while planning a reunio n on the fiftieth anniversary of Custers last fight. He praises the Columbia Falls Soldiers Home and notes his move there on July 12. The meeting date is set for June 25, 1926.
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Columbia Falls
Montana
Nick Tma
Treasure State
Ima
Butte
Anaconda
Imo
Custer
Association of the Veterans of Those Wars
Empanel Grand Jury for Federal District
Federal Judge Bourquin will empanel a grand jury at 9 80 o clock in federal court this morning with 45 prospective jurors summoned. The panel will consider indictments to be tried in the winter term opening today. Friday promises a busy docket as 88 liquor makers vendors and possessors are slated to plea. trials will follow with potential sentences. Judge Bourquin may call the trial jury and then depart for Missoula to open the winter term there on Saturday. Trials in Butte expected to begin after the Missoula term ends around December 1.
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Bourquin
Missoula
Butte
Rotary Luncheon Film Show At Silver Bow Club
At the Rotary luncheon the Sil ver Bow club members will view a Pathe film show and an educational film courtesy of Dupont Powder colony. Charles W. Twice will speak on the theme We have to be thankful. E Walter Gamer chairs. Ernest Schumeker of Bozeman is stopping at the Arizona white on business.
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Rotary
Silver Bow Club
Pathe Film Company
Venable
Dupont Powder Colony
Charles W
Moorcaves
E. Walter Gamer
Ernest Schumeker
Bozeman
Arizona
Butte Delegation Heads to Bozeman for Vocational Congress
Butte high school girls totaling 21 depart by North Coast Limited for Bozeman to attend the annual vocational congress. They join delegations from Deer Lodge Dillon and Anaconda at the NP depot and travel on Train No 2 at 11 45. Chaperone Miss Helen Venus leads representatives from Butte and Central high schools and six women’s organizations, with five visiting delegates.
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Butte
North Coast
Bozeman
N. P
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Anaconda
Helen Venus
Butte and
Central High
Helen Hickman
Gertrude Bacorn
Mildred Richards
Marion White
Rosina Cartee
Nancy Holliday
Teresa O'Donnell
Inola Watson
Woman's Club
Frances Matter
Adele Blewett
Butte High School
Jean McGregor
Isabelle Kremer
Lois McMahon
Miriam Finn
Bessie Wallace
Helen Kalemaine
Eleanor Keefe
Central High School
Mary Mullens
Mae Church
Professional women to attend congress opens in Bozeman
The annual girls vocational congress in Bozeman will draw 300 to 400 high school young women from Montana. Sessions at the State college gymnasium feature outstanding professional women discussing vocations for young women. Miss Helen M. Bennett of Chicago leads the keynote program with Montana and out-of-state participants. The event ends Saturday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
State College
Montana State College
Montana
Helen M. Bennett
Chicago
Deaths and Funerals Sunday Services at Walkerville and Lodge
The funeral of Theron Edward Rucker will be held at 2 PM Sunday from his home at 7 Sybil Street Walkerville, proceeding to Richards chapel for services by Rev Frederick T. Spencer, with interment in Mountain View cemetery. The Hugh G. Fisher funeral is at 2 PM today from Masonic temple after removal from White's parlors. Mentor lodge No 35 AF and AM will hold services.
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Theron Edward Rucker
Sybil Street
Walkerville
Richards’ Chapel
Frederick T. Spencer
Mountain View Cemetery
Hugh G. Fisher
Masonic Temple
White
Mentor Lodge
A. F
A. M
Jablen Funeral Service Held at White's Chapel
The funeral of Evo Jablen was held yesterday at 2 o'clock from White's chapel. The services were conducted under the auspices of Slovenska Hrvatska Sloga lodge No. 207 S N BP. Burial followed in Mountain View cemetery.
Infant William Mook Funeral at Home
Funeral services for infant William Clif ford Mook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford C. Mook, were held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kersten on East Mercury Street. The Rev. Frederick T. Spencer conducted the services and interment followed at Mount Moriah cemetery.
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William Clifford Mook
Clifford C. Mook
Paul Kersten
East Mercury Stret
Frederick T. Spencer
Mount Moriah Cemetery
South Side News Notes And Social Gatherings
Mrs. R W Osendrug of 1513 Whitman entertained her Five Hundred club Tuesday with cards and luncheon for guests Mrs. Calloway Blewett Nystrom Thomas Roberts Kniger and Granath. Harrison Avenue theater shows Code of the West and a knockout comedy. Butte circle 17 Ladies of the Grand Army meets at patriot hall courthouse with many candidates for initiation. Mr and Mrs A L Matter hosted a dinner at Ather ton Place with eight covers.
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R. W. Osendrug
Whitman Avenue
R. Calloway
A. Blewett
J. Nystrom
E. Thomas
M. Roberts
L. Kniger
L. Granath
Harrison Avenue
Zane Grey
Adv
Butte Circle
Anaconda Masons Prep for Homecoming Celebration
Acacia lodge No 33 prepares for a Saturday homecoming with visiting and local members expected to draw 250 to 300 attendees. Program begins 4 PM with a 6:30 PM meal, featuring prominent state Masons as speakers and an entertainment segment. M M degree work led by C W Lohr and lodge officers. All traveling and local Masons invited.
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Acacia Lodge No. 33
C. W Lohr
Dr Scanland Resigns Napa California Post
Dr J M Scanland superintendent of Napa state hospital for the insane resigns effective Nov 30 citing ill health. Dr G W Ogden, his first assistant, is mentioned as a possible successor. Scanland served about three years after moving from Warm Springs Montana and plans to practice medicine in San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Napa
Cal
J. M. Scanland
Napa State Hospital
W. D. Wagner
Scanland
G. W. Ogden
Napa Institution
Montana
Montana State Hospital For the
Warm Springs
Butte
San Francisco
St Mark's Bazaar Among The Most Successful
The annual bazaar of St Mark's Episcopal church concluded last night and is described as a complete success by organizers. Rooms will reopen from 9 30 to 11 30 this morning for those with articles to collect and thanks are extended to volunteers and patrons.
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ST. Mark's Bazaar
Guild of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Articles Stolen From Bazaar Recovered
Four youths stole items from rooms used by Mark's Episcopal church bazaar. After locating the youths Monday night, most articles were recovered. one ring and a pearl necklace remained missing until Tuesday afternoon. The items were returned and the youths face juvenile court later this week.
Judge Winston Rules On Motion Matters In District Court
Judge George B. Winston heard two cases yesterday. In Frankie Ballinger v Gallagher the defendant’s time to answer was extended five days at attorney J B C Knight’s request. In H Clyde Amesbury v Wellcome Co the plaintiff’s demurrer to the defendant’s answer was sustained and the motion to strike parts of the answer was sustained. The defendant granted 10 days from date to amend and serve the answer.
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George B. Winston
Frankie Ballinger
James B. Gallagher
J. B. C. Knight
H. Clyde Amesbury
George P. Wellcome Company
Plantiff
Elks Regular Meeting Tonight With Initiations
Elks announce a regular meeting at 8:30 PM with roll call night. Initiations and election of an exalted ruler for the balance of term planned, followed by a social session. Secretary F. H. Clinton. Adv.
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F. H. Clinton
Psychology Club to Be Formed in Butte
Helen St Albans has sparked interest in applied psychology and personal efficiency among students. Those from the first class are invited to an 7:30 review meeting to discuss forming a club, while others who didn’t join earlier will start a third week course Friday night at the Finlen hotel.
Olive Tablets Offer Natural Liver Relief For Stomach Upset
Thousands suffer indigestion from clogged liver and disordered bowels. Dr Edward’s Olive Tablets stimulate liver function and promote natural digestion. Purely vegetable with olive oil, they work without eroding, cramps, or pain. Take one or two at bedtime for quick relief, 30c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Ed Is Skinniest Man in Town
An ad claims McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets will rapidly add weight to underweight men. It urges Ed as the skinniest example and promises five pounds of flesh in 39 days with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Available at City Drug Store or Fuller Drug Co and any druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
City Drug Store
Fuller Drug Co
Joint-Ease claims rapid all joint relief remedy
Joint-Ease promises quick, wide-ranging joint relief for ankles knees hips elbows shoulders fingers and spine whether rheumatic or not. It claims to penetrate skin in two seconds and dissolve pain, advertising City Drug Store Fuller Drug Store and other druggists as sellers.
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City Drug Store
Fuller Drug Store
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