Catholic Welfare Meet Opens in Dillon Montana
News from Dillon reports the diocesan delegates opening the Catholic welfare meet with a solemn high mass at St Rose Church. Registration noon. a business meeting with out of town speakers, concerts and a program of events planned for the week including an annual fair and entertainment at the First National warehouse.
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Dillon Bureau Diocesan
Catholic Welfare
St. Rose Cathol
A. T. Peterson
Beaverhead County
Rian Echoe
Andros
Lakock
Deer Lodge
G. Mecovern
A. Thomas
Mra
T. McFadden
Na-ional
Egton
Dillon
Moeiock
Beaverhead Women Back Red Cross Drive Plans
Beaverhead federation delegates at Wise River voiced support for Christmas Seals and urged clubwomen to answer the Ted Crowe roll call. They reaffirmed adherence to law, thanked Wise River for hospitality, and proposed a historical research committee. They also backed a vocational congress for eighth graders to motivate continued education beyond middle school.
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Wise River
Idk da Boty
Anle
Christma Seals
Ted Crowe
Beaverhead County
Federation
Earch
Beaverhead High player fractures arm in scrimmage
Dillon October 18 Ronald Thibi Geau Beaverhead high school guard sustained a broken arm during scrimmage at the athletic field. The injury benches two regulars Amos Wright strained ligament and threatens his two week absence ahead of Saturday’s game with Hutte.
Veterans Rushing Work on Booths at Dillon
Beaverhead post of the American Legion hurriedly advances booth and concessions construction in Dillon. Members work to ready facilities for an upcoming event, pushing the project amid tight schedules and community support.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
The
American Legion
California Fig Syrup Ad Urges Mothers to Seek Genuine Brand
A vintage plea to mothers touts California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for all ages. It warns against imitation products and reminds readers to ask their druggist for the genuine bottle with printed directions for babies and children.
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California
Boulder Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
In Boulder on Oct 12 Jack Smith of Helena visited his mother Mrs Don Smith. Catherine Lynch and Margaret Wickham of Boulder valley traveled to Butte while Maude Boyington attended Willam Garneau’s Basin funeral. The community hosted whist parties, club meetings, and visits by residents from Basin Whitehall Helena Cardwell and Nelson, with plans for a Montana Power crew cabin on Little Boulder.
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Boulder News Notes
Boulder
Jack Smith
Helena
Don Smith
Janie Ohlandt
East Helena
Couch
William Dawson
The
Valley
Catherine Lynch
Margaret Wickham
Boulder Valley
Butte
Maude Boyington
Willam Garneau
Basin
A. Dupuis
Eity
Cecelia
High Bool
Ken Wahle Jr
Helena Apent
B.wahle
Thin Elty
Roy Green
Whitehall District
Arthur Loiselle
Harry Sayer
Clyde ‘Smith
Jack Locker
California
Mira. A." Berry
Alea
H. Sandquint
A. Madson
Smith
Ed McCauley
Johnny Wenberg
Whitehall
John Williams
D. D. T. Club
Boston
Harry Mikkleson
Cardwell
Joy
Rou
Joan Barteau
Karl Larsen
Thunday
W. W. Wahl
Methodist Ladies’ al Society
A. Pitagerald
John Glens
Ray Olson
T. A. Leighton
H. J. Taylor
Winkcehall
Ayers
Roy Amarine
Maxine
Mr. Jansen
Louise Sponhein
Mary
Josephine Pilcher
NM. Nelligan
Louise Lindiler
Joe Nugent
Maric
God Sons
Joe
Arthur
E'Eray
Wilbur Hohmann
Nelson
John Glenn
J. Field
George Jarvis
Little Boulder
Montana Power Company
Kiwanis Gathering At Deer Lodge Hear Reports
The Deer Lodge Kiwanis club held its weekly dinner at the Hotel Deer Lodge with member transfers from Cle Elum, Washington. Miss Jean Rowan led songs on piano as Bert McNutt of Helena and Robert Cougatin of Helmville attended as guests. Next meeting will review committee reports and focus on attendance.
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Deer Lodge
Kiwanis Clu
We Hotel
Deer
Cle Elum
Wash
Deer Lodge Club
Jean Rowan
Bert McNutt
Helena
Robert Cougatin
Helmville
Kiwanis
ATL
Reaper Claims Emery Min TalL Many Years
William Fordyce a longtime Emery district resident died at his country home after years of poor health. He was 62, born in Illinois in 1873, moved to Montana 19 years ago, and spent most of his time in Deer Lodge as a miner. Surviving are his widow and a young son. Funeral plans await relatives.
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Deer Lodge
William Fordyce
Emery District
Fordyce
Illinois
Montana
Bright's disease blamed in death of 13 year old girl
Maxine Kirwan 13 daughter of Mr and Mrs P L Kirwan of Deer Lodge died at home on Main Street at 8 pm after a six week illness from Bright's disease. The bereaved family is urged to find solace as services are planned locally. Meanwhile the Anglers Club closes its private contest October 15 with a special meeting at City Hall October 16 at 8 pm to award largest fish catches and review the season, with all members urged to attend. The report notes club achievements.
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Deer Lodge
Maxine Kirwan
A Mia
P. L. Kirwan
Main Street
Wen
Nell Grogan
Evening Match Highlights Leave Fans Pondering Finish
Last night’s scheduled game ended with a 32 point gap as the team fell short in the final stretch. Warm Gem Grocery’s player led scoring with the top single game total of 226 points, while Herts of the same team claimed high honors for the evening’s best individual performance. Thomas stood out for Lovers with a 632 pin total in the contest.
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Warm Gem Grocery
Herts
Thomas
Deer Lodge Students Honored At Normal
Oct 12 Deer Lodge friends learn Miss Ethel Quinlan was elected president of senior class at Dillon Normal. Angelo Geary of Powell County was named manager of the normal paper. Both graduates of Powell County High School.
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Deer Lodge
Ethel Quinlan
Dillon
Angelo Geary
Powell County
Powell County High School
Salmon News Notes from Salmon Idaho October 13
Mrs Z T Vincent left for Washington after telegram said her mother was ill. Mr Vincent drove to Armstead taking Mrs Vincent and Betty. Mrs Edith Horn will spend a month in California visiting aunt and her son Billy with the Pacific fleet. Mr and Mrs C S Scribner motor trip to Montana. district court term began with Judge Ralph Adair on the bench. Calendar not long and many actions listed.
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Salmon
Idaho
Z. T. Vincent
Washington, D. C
C. S. Seribner
Montana
Ralph ‘Adair
Refined Gray Styles Highlight Winter Fashion
Shades of gray dominate the winter wardrobe with refined elegant tones. An afternoon coat features light to dark gray with scroll embroidery and smoked gray rabbit trimming. Broadcloth fabrics, social notes on local groups, court updates, and community events fill the page including a jury panel and local obituaries.
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Mme. Lisbeth
Sunday Dance Law Put To Test In Court Action
A justice court charges a man with a misdemeanor for conducting a dance last Sunday in the city where admission was charged. The case aims to test the constitutionality of the Sunday dance law now under review by higher courts. The statute first passed in 1871 and has seen amendments, with officials acknowledging its incoherence and unclear wording. The fight could reach the supreme court to resolve basic rights and enforcement.
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Justice of the Peace
Buckley
T. J. Walker
Loomis
Foot
Downey
Duggan
Coast League game report and scattered names
The fragment references a Pacific Coast League game with San Francisco Oakland and Seattle Los Angeles entries. Mentions players McKenny Re Hams Vargas Beattie Jin Hughes Vernon and teams including Portland, Seattle, and Los Angeles with unclear outcomes. The text is jumbled and provides few verifiable facts or dates.
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San Francisco
Lake
Los
Vernon
The
Associated Press
San Francine
Oakland
McKenny and
Re Hams
Vargas
Seattle
Portland
Washington U Eleven Starts For Nebraska
The University of Washington football squad of 28 players plus two coaches two managers and a trainer left Seattle to meet Nebraska in Lincoln for an inter sectional game. The party planned a Billings work out Thursday morning and arrival in Lincoln Friday. All players were reported in good condition.
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Associated Press
Seattle
University of Washingon
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Billings
Mont
Simple Pinex inspired home cough syrup method
A home remedy guides readers to mix 2% ounces of Pines with a pint of syrup using sugar, molasses, honey, or corn syrup. The result is a cheaper, tastier cough syrup that relieves coughing, loosens phlegm, and soothes irritated membranes for bronchitis and hoarseness. Pinex claims concentrated Norway pine extract, with directions and a money back guarantee from Pinex Go Rayne Indiana.
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Norway
Ind
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