General News of the State Sparsely Titled Visit Notes
General News of the State reports a series of social and business visits in Salmon and surrounding areas. The Allhands family from Leadore and others like Mrs. E B Allen Mrs. Werbert Broomfield and Mrs. Bruce F Perugue are in Salmon this week for business and social calls. Attorne y L B Glennon is in Blackfoot on legal matters. The Krogstead family joins resident engineer on the Sailmen and Carmen bridge project, taking Mrs Ella Manful's cottage for winter. The Frosts from Washington D C plan future time with the Vincent family, while the Gene Smiths return to Salmon via Longview and Kelso, visiting May Idaho. Susan B Clark of Mackay attends to business, J W Thompson and Son from May visit for dental work, and Mrs Charles A Hawley hosts her Spokane uncle Mr Myers. Fritz Gilbreath of Shoup visits Earl Gilbreath and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Allhands
Ben
Kenneth
Leadore
Salmon
EB. Allen
Werbert Broomfield
Bruce
L. B. Glennon
Blackfoot
C. WN. Krogstead
Krogstead
Sailmen
Carmen
Ella Manful
Terrace Street
W. W. Frost
Washington, D. C
Z. T. Vincent
May
Ida
Susan B. Clark
Mackay
J. W. Thompson
James, Jr
Balmon
Charles A. Hawley
Mr. Myers
Spokane
Wash
Fritz Gilbreath
Shoup
Earl Gilbreath
Dillon Troop Visited by Boy Scout Patron Dillon
Harry Turner, president of the Union Electric Co, and patron of the Dillon Scout troop, spent the day in Dillon handling business and meeting Troop Jr Turner camp members. He funded the camp and donated motion pictures from a previous visit shown at the school auditorium. the scouts were treated as movie stars. Mr Turner lives in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Harry Turner
Nion Electric
Turner Camp
Turner
R. Turner
California
Inter class tourney opens Beaverhead basketball season
The Beaverhead high school basketball season starts with the annual inter class tournament on Nov. 20. Lettermen are barred from play but will officiate. Coach Gunderson will call for the regular squad soon, with practice beginning early next month. Prospects look bright with ample material to form a championship quintet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead High School
Gunderson
Beaverhead High School Carnival Draws Large Crowd
In Dillon on November 20 the Beaverhead County High School carnival opened in the gymnasium attracting a large town crowd. Proceeds will support the school's athletic fund. This year’s event is the biggest yet with well staged entertainments and novel booths. The carnival continues tomorrow night.
Sheriff Captures Man Wanted in Butte
Dillon reports Helga Thorwaard was arrested by the local sheriff on advice from Butte. The man is charged with raising a check by signing the name of Albright. He claimed his real name is Thorgaard. Sheriff Larry Dugan of Silver Bow County transported the suspect to Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Helga Thorwaard
Butte
Larry Dugan
Silver Bow County
Albright
Thorgaard
Dillon Elks plan trip to Butte opening night
Dillon Elks schedule a trip to the opening of the new Elk home in Butte. Dentals include visitors from Dillon and nearby towns, with assorted local residents arriving by auto for the event. Other notes mention visits, business trips, and a funeral service for Mrs. Elizabeth Dowling in Lima with burial at Lima cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Jack Denning
Idaho Falls
B. B. Holman
Sugar City
John Wanzar
Butte
Andrege
Pillow
Helena
William Dunn
Chester Barrett
Horse Prairie
Illiam C. Brooks
Elizabeth Dowling
Dell
Lima
Father Clifford
Rural teachers hold Carmon institute in county
Twenty two teachers from rural districts gathered at the Carmon schoolhouse for an institute led by Miss Walter state supervisor of rural schools assisted by Mrs Donald Martin county superintendent. Morning sessions covered classroom work with a playground demonstration by Colm Thorburn Carm en teacher. afternoon round table discussions by Miss Walter proved highly profitable as many school problems were clarified by experienced participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon
Carmon
Miss Walter
Donald Martin
Colm Thorburn
Carmen
Misa Walter
Women of Three Forks Enter Federation Meeting
The Gallatin County Federation of Women’s Clubs met in Three Forks with about 75 at the morning session and 100 at the afternoon. Reports highlighted health work, county nurse needs, and funds from a county fair booth clearing $316. Seals sales and the Three Forks “vanishing tea” fundraisers were discussed along with plans for a vocational congress and child protection initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Forks
F. W. Ham
Blanche Ferney
Ja. A. H. Sales
Sara EB. Morse
Montana Tuberculosis Association
Henrietta Crockett
State Board of Health
Arnett
W.R. Coffin
Bozeman
Helen Bennett
E. L. Houston
Montana History Department
State Federation
Hathaway
State Bureau of Child Protection
Montana
Probation
Bureau
Mesdames B. R. Avery
W. B. Veach
C. D. Buckey
D. P. Fabrick
W. H. Andrews
Trident
Belgrade
Local Notes From Three Forks And Nearby Towns
Mesars Allred and Jones enjoyed a hunting trip in the Radersburg country the last of the week. Miss Regina McHale and Paul Carmack of Manhattan were married in Butte on Nov 6. McHale is well known in Three Forks, having attended local high school. Mrs. W A Carlson returned from Kansas City after a month visiting relatives. Mrs. H Stoker of McAllister was a early week visitor. Mrs. Avery, Leib and Kimberling attended a Bozeman trip with Mrs Crockett. George Schimmell of Butte visited on business. Rev. Mr. Mitchell of Townsend spent Sunday and Monday in the city and conducted Episcopal services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Forks
Mesars
Allred
Jones
Radersburg
Frank Heckard
Lombard
Woman's Club
Regina McHale
Paul Carmack
Manhattan
Butte
McHale
L. C. Bevier
Herbert Dunbar
W. A. Carlson
Kansas City
W. P. Wright
Townsend
Vi Miller
Belgrade
George Schimmell
Mr. Mitchell
Presbyterian Chapel
H. Stoker
McAllister
Mesdames Avery, Leib and
Kimberling
Crockett
Bozeman
R. L. Robertson
A. N. Kelly
P. F. Walsh
Deer Lodge Elks Report Fine Meeting and Dance Plan
A large delegation of Deer Lodge Bike and Anaconda lodge No 239 attended the roll call in Anaconda Thursday evening. They reported a wonderful time and many Elks and families will motor to Anaconda Saturday evening for the lodge dancing party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Anaconda Lodge
Anaconda
Elks
Senator Paul to Speak at Presbyterian Church
Senator W. J. Paul will deliver a patriotic address at the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning at 11 o clock in a pre Thanksgiving service. Rev. F C Phelps announced the program will include special music and the subject Is the American Sun a Rising or a Setting Sun. Residents of the community are invited to attend.
Eastern Star meet draws seventy members in Deer Lodge
Floral chapter No 46 of the Order of Eastern Star held a business and social evening at the Masonic temple with about 70 members present. The program featured piano and vocal solos, a reading, and a refreshment service, all well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hollywood
No Sunday Service Issued in Deer Lodge
The Rev. Franklin L. Gibson rector of St. James Episcopal church announces no services will be held on Sunday November 22 in Deer Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Franklin L. Gibson
St. James Episcopal Church
Barney's beat Rotarians in league match at Deer Lodge
In Deer Lodge on November 20 Barney's revived from a long slump to win three games against the Rotarians. Lee Williams starred with a 607 series, averaging 202 per game, while Rotary pin artists held cellar position. Deer Lodge News notes local visits and city happenings including Mrs. Mary Schnittzer's recovery and a parade of residents visiting nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Barney's
Rotarians
Rotary Club
Lee Willams
Decline Shown in Silver Production
October silver output in North America and Peru measured 16,090,647 troy ounces, below September, bringing ten month total to 156,355,849 ounces. The monthly average stands at 16,835,565, above last year’s 15,960,103. Actress Peggy Udell sues film magnate B P Fineman and F B C studios in Los Angeles for 501,500 damages alleging two criminal assaults and false imprisonment with demand for various economic losses and legal fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
New York
North America
Peru
American Bureau of Meta
Los Angeles
Peggy Udell
Follies
Today
B. P
Fineman
Phantom of the Opera Opens at American Theater
Norman Kerry Mary Philbin and Lon Chaney star in the Universal romance The Phantom of the Opera opening today at the American theater. The production unites Kerry Philbin and Chaney from past hits and features Christine Dane sung by Philbin with a grand Paris Opera interior and catacomb drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Kerry
Mary Philibin
Lon Chaney
American Theater Today
Mary Philbin
Notre Dame
American Theater
Miss Philbin
Christine Dane
Kerry
Raoul de Chagny
Carl Laemmle
Gaston Leroux
Paris
Lake County merchants hosted by bankers in Polson
Lake County merchants attended a meeting at the Presbyterian church parlors to discuss forming a Lake County merchants association. Local bankers described benefits of such an organization and encouraged participation. Over 50 business leaders enjoyed a banquet prepared by Presbyterian church ladies.
Polson Week Includes Courthouse, Juries, and Holiday Plans
Jessie Wenn of Chicago visited Polson on business while E C Mulroney of Missoula transacted at the courthouse. Missoula residents Marlowe and Worden attended district court matters. A divorce was granted in district court to Anna Y Erickson of Missoula from Brick Erickson. Several residents were in Polson for jury duty or as witnesses in district court cases. A Crete reunion is planned for the Marsh family, former Polson residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polson
Jessie Wenn
Chicago
E. ¢. Mulroney
Missoula
Thomas Marlowe
District Court
L. L. Marsh
Crete
Neb
O. _E. Marsh
Governor warns on wildlife loss at Montana sportsmen meet
Governor J E Erickson told the Montana Sportsmen's association annual convention that wild life is a state asset but neglected and needs intensive preservation or it will vanish. Bears are blamed for killing about 2,000 sheep in several forests last year as the bears topic dominates sessions continuing tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Helena
Guv
J. E. Erickson
Montana Sportsmen's Association
Glenn A. Smith
Missoula
Smith
Ingersoll Estate Finally Appraised in New York
New York November 20. An appraisal of Col Robert G Ingersoll estate filed with the state tax commissioner shows net assets of 88398. The delay since 1899 stems from Ingersoll’s earlier suit to collect jewels fees from A J Davis heirs in Butte Montana. Executors named Eva A Ingersoll widow and daughters Eva Ingersollrowen and Maud Ingersoll Probasco reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Robert G. Ingersoll
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Cate Tioe
Ingersoll
A. J. Davis
Butte
Mont
United States Supreme Court
Staten Island
Colonel Ingersoll
Eva A. Ingersoll
Eva Ingersoll Roewn
Maud Ingersoll Probasco
German Cabinet to Resign After Locarno Pact Signing
Chancellor Luther announced to party leaders that the government will resign after the Locarno pact ceremony in London on December 1. A new cabinet will be formed in sympathy with Locarno policies and obligations, ensuring a large Reichstag majority for treaty acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Luther
London
Cost of living jump hits Finland across sectors
Cost pressures rise in Finland as households face higher prices across essential goods and services. Analysts note inflation in housing and energy boosts consumer costs while wages lag, prompting policy discussion and renewed focus on living standards.
Louie Won Trial for Murder Set Next Tuesday
Louie Won is to face trial for the murder of Peter Pavicie on the Grady block steps at 7 West Mercury Street. Judge Jeremiah J. Lynch moved the case to Tuesday morning after a calendar revision amid a defense motion claiming a six month trial delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Won
Peter Pavicie
Grady Block
West
Mercury Street
Jeremiah J. Lynch
J. McCaffery
Ed. M. Lamb
Lynch
Rufino Rosales
Chris Martin
Glavinich
Reymond Scott
James Baldwin
John O Neill killed in mine motor accident at trestle
John O Neill 26 top foreman at Bell Diamond mine was killed when a motor he drove fell about 50 feet from a trestle. He was a Massachusetts native who moved to Butte as a child. Survived by mother five sisters two aunts and an uncle. Funeral arrangements pending. Betty Lou Rose funeral held at home 406 West Granite. interment St Patrick's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Neill
Bell-Diamond
Mr. O'Neill
Butte
Massachusetts
Jerry O'Neill
Barett
Aberdeen
Wash
Lillian
Katherine
Betty Lou Rose
Randolph Rose
West
Granite Street
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Funeral Today for Infant Homer Weidenback
The funeral for Homer Eugene Weidenback, infant son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Weidenbeck, will be held this afternoon at 2 o clock at the grandparents home, Mr and Mrs Henry A Weidenback, 416 West Quartz Street. The child died yesterday morning at the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Eugene Weidenback
Eugene Weidenbeck
Henry A. Weildenback
West Quartz Street
Obituary fragment mentions Weidenback family in Butte
A child is survived by his parents and grandparents in Butte, two brothers John and Raymond Weidenback, and grandfather John Boice of Great Falls. Interment will be in Holy Cross cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Galena Street
Butte
John
Raymond Weidenback
John Boice
Great Falls
Holy Cross Cemetery
Funeral services for Latte Babich tomorrow afternoon
Funeral services for Latte Babich will be held tomorrow at 2 o'clock at his home 2012 Oak Street. Interment will follow at Mount Moriah cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latte
Babich
Qak Street
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Tragedy Victims Funeral Services Scheduled
Funeral services for Mrs Otillia Schmidt Mrs Madeline Borrell and Miss Bertha Schmidt set for 9 30 am at the family home 418 Colorado street then to St Patrick's church for a requiem high mass at 10 am Interment in St Patrick's cemetery The bodies were moved to the Schmidt home from White's chapel yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otillia Schmidt
Madeline Borrell
Bertha Schmidt
Colorado Street
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Schmidt
White's Chapel
Temperature Readings Across Major Cities Reflect Varying Conditions
The Canadian low pressure area shifts southeast toward Ioba and Northern Minnesota as high pressure rises in Washington Oregon and British Columbia. Light rain graced Northeastern Washington Northern Idaho and Northwestern Montana while nearby provinces saw snow. Montana and Southern Washington warm while cooler conditions appear along the power and in the southwestern provinces.
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Miles City
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
Portland
San Francisco
Studeo
Yellowstone
Ioba
Minnesota
Washington
Oregon
British Columbia
Idaho
Montana
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Eastern Star Meet
Mary Schnittzer
Milwaukee Railroad
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Avon
E. J. Cummins
F. J. Slaughtner
Pioneer
G. D. Smithers
Hamilton
Ray Farman
Jackarvey
Eclty
Frank May
Seattle
P. R. Felker
Sylvan Bennett
Race Track
Will Fifer
Toney Criswelr
Fay Henderson
Thomas Byrnes
H. D. Place
Lemon, D
Don van Ness
Harley e+e
Eeeore Warner
CLUB
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Lweber
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Os Ae
Wood
Jeffers
Franklin
Lake County
Polson News Notes
England
Ingersoll Estate
Finland
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Great Northern Ry
D. E. Wilder
North Main
E. CO. Boyle
Metals Bank
Great Northern
Louie
Osales
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