Gallatin Sunday School Convention Held in Bozeman
The Gallatin County Sunday School association met at the Baptist church in Bozeman with ministers and Sunday school workers from Bozeman and county areas. Willow Creek led in representation. sessions covered attendance programs, Bible drills, teacher training, and religious education. A banquet featured talks by local school and college leaders and church officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Joseph Barnes
Belgrade
Barnes
Norma Wake
Logan
A. T. Rutledge
M. F. Hill
Willow Creek
KR. J. Cunningham
Maude Haskins
Robert M. Stevenson
Phelps
Manhattan
R. M. Stevenson
E. R. Curry
First Baptist Church of
Mineral County Receives New Colonial Style Courthouse
On October 6 contractor F. E. Peterson of Spokane delivered Mineral county’s completed courthouse. The 44 by 78 foot building features dark maroon mission brick, cream stucco window caps, a stone stair portico with four columns, a cupola and flag staff, 16 pane windows, natural fir interior, and matched hardwood floors.
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Superior
F. E. Peterson
Spokane
Commissioners of
Mineral County
Local notes from Drummond and nearby towns
J M Schiffman of Butte visited Drummond on business Tuesday. W G Ott returned Monday from a four to five week competitive trip in Blackfoot country. Miss Goody Hendrickson and Mrs H H Tanner shopped in Butte Thursday morning and returned that evening. Miss Grace Norris traveled to Missoula Friday. Mrs Pearl Welch and her son Er left Tuesday for Missoula en route to the coast for a short stay.
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Missoula
Moving Day Set for County Courthouse Opening
J H Inch of the Missoula Mercantile visited Westfall ranch near Ashmore. A R Kresse and Ed Brennan of De Borgia were Superior visitors. Moving day is planned for Tuesday Oct 12, with county offices to be ready in the new courthouse at Superior on Wednesday.
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Superior
J. H. Inch
The
Missoula Mercantile Company
Westfall
Ashvmore
A. R. Kresse
Ed Brennan
de Borgia
Stevensville Farmers Organize New Society
In Stevensville on October 7 a large group met in the old Tribune building to finalize plans for a new alliance. The Farmers and Business Men's Association of Stevensville was approved by two thirds of ballots with officers named by the nominating committee. Membership is set at $1 annually and a social event and banquet are planned to recruit members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevensville
Tribune
Ralph Courtware
Elmer Johnson
Bert Gavin
Alliance
Ralph Courtnage
George A. Kain
P. In Cochran
Ravalli Union
Farmers and Business Men’s Association of
Community Association
Farmers and Business Men's Association of
P. L. Cochran
L. A. Holt
R. M. Corley
J. G Howe
William Cochran
Cochran
C. H. Stevens
A. T. Porter
B. B. Liddell M. D. Fitzgerald
George F. Boldt
J. F. Borough
David Lea
Fred Dawson
Robert Barker
G. T. Baggs
G. D. McLaren
M. D. Fitzgerald
Superior Welcomes New Modern Hospital
Superior opens a fully equipped hospital promoted by Dixie Levy a New York graduate nurse who renovated the Masser building opposite the courthouse. The facility includes a reception room ten beds an operating room sterilizing room diet pantry and nurses refectory with Dr McCarthy as house physician and Mrs Folk of New York as assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Dixie Levy
New York City
Miss Levy
Folk
New York
McCarthy
Local man sought for stealing Mitchell roadster
Billings police report James J. McGraw, a former insurance seller, is wanted for stealing P. N. Price’s Mitchell roadster. Price says McGraw disappeared with the car while negotiating its sale and was tracked as far as Livingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
James J. McGraw
Mitchell
P. N
Price
McGraw
Livingston
Mining camp resumes operations with 15 men
F D Brown, superintendent of Hughes Creek Pincecr Mining, resumes work at the camp this week with a crew of 15. Warren Pollinger, newly named superintendent of the Darby Salmon City road project, passes through town en route to his duties. Mr and Mrs Frank Cooper James Shelton and Forrest Cooper visit Hamilton during Darby Como day at the county fair. Apple packing for McIntosh Red apples begins Monday under favorable weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby
F. D. Brown
Hughes Creek Pincecr Mining Company
Warren Pollinger
Darby-Salmon City
Frank Cooper
James Shelton
Forrest Cooper
Hamilton
Darby- Como
Montana alfalfa seed gains East demand driven by Montana crops
Montana alfalfa seed, especially from Custer County, earns high esteem in the East. Michigan farmers plan to buy 100000 pounds next year, mainly Grimm variety with some Cossack seed limited by a hail loss. Dealers have previously adulterated Montana seed, prompting enforcement of authenticity.
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Miles City
Montana
Custer County
Michigan
C. M. Yerrington
J. W. Nicholson
Michigan State Farm Bureau
Missoula News Highlights Local Events and Court Actions
Andy Sticht suffers a broken leg after a self inflicted rifle accident while on his porch. A Seattle birthday party for Mrs Bourgeois and Miss Hamm was hosted by Mrs Hugh Kennedy with guests including Arthur Bourgeois and Romulus Deschamps. A Missoula library branch will be built with lumber donated by A C M and Clark mills. The October term federal court opened with Judge Bourquin presiding and ten criminal cases on the docket. Democratic governor candidate B K Wheeler spoke at Union Hall to a packed audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Andy Sticht
Rattlesnake Valley
Mary Bourgeois
Seattle
Olive Hamm
Hugh Kennedy
Miss Hamm
Arthur Bourgeois
John Murphy
Alban Therriault
Romulus Deschamps
A. C. M. and Clark Mills
Bonner
Milltown-Bonner
Missoula County
Federal Court
George M. Bourquin
H. H. Kellim
United States District
W. W. Patterson
B. K. Wheeler
Union Hall
Dillon City Council Approves New Paved Section Flusher
The Dillon city council authorized purchasing a motor driven flushing machine for the paved area. W G Gilbert named deputy city attorney due to City Attorney Rogers absence. Ranchman Arby and sister Rose Beardsley visit, duck hunting poor, Red Rock lakes only fair. Campaigns begin with republican rallies in Bea verhead county while democrats plan speakers with an orchestra. A mixed rain and snowstorm delayed thrashing but caused no major damage.
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Dillon
W. G. Gilbert
Rogers
Arby Ee
California
Montana
Rose Beardsley
Red Rock Lakes
Albert J. Galen
Helena
Beaverhead County
Stevensville People on the Move and Visitations
Mrs. Thomas Bilkey drove to Missoula with her brother J Goodall to catch a train East. Miss Maggie Smith Hathaway returns from a central state lecturing tour. Marie Jacks leaves the switchboard job for an East visit. Fred Nichols to Hamilton as night watchman at the pea sorting plant. A S Frazier visits Missoula. Joe Robertson handles Missoula affairs. Elmer Johnson trips to Hamilton. Dan McGregor family moves to Marshall property. W R Glasscock and family of Missoula visit Stevensville. Mrs G A Kain and Mrs Ben Plummer named to represent the Stevensville Woman's club at Whitehall meeting.
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Stevensville
Oct
Thomas Bilkey
Missoula
J. Goodall
Cleveland
Ohio
Maggie Smith Hathaway
Marie Jacks
East
Fred Nichols
Hamilton
A.S. Frazier
Joe Robertson
Elmer Johnson
Dan McGregor
Marshall
W. R. Glasscock
G. A. Kain
Ben Plummer
Woman's Club
State Association of Clubs
Whitehall
Cattle Shipments From Miles City Pool
Through the Custer County Shipping association a pool of small cattle and sheep growers shipped nine cars of cattle and one car of sheep today. The association plans at least one more shipment before the season closes. Twenty five owners participate, making a modest collective shipment for many individual owners.
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Miles City
Custer County Shipping Association
Friction Apparent in Park Purchase Deal
Five city council members indicate they will buy the North tract for park use, instead of Highland Homes. Mayor W Ince Mains opposes buying another tract and would veto. Overruling requires six votes. more than 50,000 dollars at stake. The mayor says he has no interest in Highland Homes and suspects personal motives.
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Billings
W. Ince Mains
Highland Homes
Choteau Masonic building plans and county news
The Choteau Masonic Temple association plans to start erecting a new Masonic building on bought property north of Choteau after paying 30 000 for the old 690 acre John R Gleason ranch on Spring creek. Unofficial bond results show rural Chouteau county votes defeated a 60 000 bond for a county unit school system. An Havre court order closes the old Honky Tonk for a year and auctions its fixtures to cover costs. Wheat marketing is hindered by car shortages as 10 elevators in four towns refuse grain until cars arrive. A train of 88 empties from Minneapolis arrived. another empty car run heads to Great Falls.
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Great Falls
Choteau
Masonic Temple Association of
John R. Gleason
Spring Creek
T. Wiprud
Ben Madison
Chouteau County
Havre
C. E. Comer
Sheridan
Rooosevelt
Co. W
Shorty
Young
W. A. Murdock
Charles Carroll
Joe Lucier
Montana
Butte
Great Northern
Buffalo
Moccasin
Ross Fork
Kolin
Judith Basin
Minneapolis
Potatoes yield big crop in Darby from half acre
George Miles harvested 125 bushels of top grade White Elephant and Nettie Gem potatoes from half an acre. Some tubers weighed two pounds each. Mrs. S. Sherwin reports flourishing late potatoes and a blossoming patch. Market prices rise, with some sellers contracting at $1 per hundredweight or more.
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Darby
George Miles
S. Sherwin
Hyomei Inhaler Promise and Pitiful Price
The hard rubber Hyomei inhaler fits a pocket or purse and is claimed to last a lifetime. A few drops of the antiseptic solution kill catarrh germs when inhaled through gauze, using eucalyptus and antiseptics. It promises to end catarrh bronchitis sore throat croup coughs and colds or money back and claims quick relief from stuffed noses. Sold by Smith Drug Company and druggists everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Drug Company
New Phelactine Method Promises Hairless Skin At Home
A new phelactine process offers women a home based hair removal method that claims complete root to tip removal without an expert. It is described as harmless odorless and non irritating with instant thorough results leaving skin smooth and free of evidence of hair. A stick of phelactine and directions are sold at drug stores.
Dr Burkhart's Vegetable Compound Ad Offered
The Afflicted World praises Dr Burkhart and invites readers to try his Vegetable Compound for liver stomach trouble and constipation with a free trial by mail. If you buy, a 30 day treatment costs 25 cents and 70 days 60 cents at drug stores, Cincinnati Ohio.
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Burkhart
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Gallatin Sunday School
Mineral County New Courthouse
Drummond News
Superior News
Poe
Stevensville Farmers Organize New Society
New Hospital
M'Graw
Darby News
Postum Cereal Co. Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
Dillon News
Stevensville News
Rio Grande
Willearg
Chester
Hogg Transfer Co
W. T. Hoge
Anaconda
Mont
Oo, Schooler
Pres
Opif
Mer
William Schofteld
C. A. Tuttle Co
East Park Avenue
Telephone Bell
Connectich
P. J. Finnegan CO
Main Street
United States Mail
Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
Philipsburg
Pierce Arrow
Ole Dahl
Florsheims
Alden
Walker & Wilde
Goodfriend Clothing Co
East Park Ave
Anaconda, Montana
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