Woolgrowers Meeting Set in Deer Lodge October 27
Deer Lodge Oct 22 Members announce an annual gathering of woolgrowers to be held October 27 in the chamber of commerce. Sessions open at 1 116 o'clock with Secretary Wilson reporting an interesting program. T L Wadell University of Montana specialist will discuss fleece yields and culling at shearing time. Western representative of the National Wool Exchange outlines plan for handling con signed wools and securing advances. A general discussion follows on selling wool clips to merchants and comparing methods. A report will cover attendance at U S Senate committee hearings at Salt Lake City and Helena.
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Deer Lodge
Hell In the Chamber of" ‘Commerce
P. Wilson
Association
T. 1
Wadell
University of Montana
Wes
Tra Western
Tional Wool Exchange
United States
Senate
Salt Lake Bay
Helena
Halloween Prankster Warning Issued in Deer Lodge
Mayor Frank Contey issues a warning to Halloween celebrants stating that pranks before or on October 31 will be acted upon. Police are instructed to arrest anyone engaging in annoying activities within Deer Lodge city limits on Halloween.
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Deer Lodge
Frank Contey
Get
Red Cross Delegate Returns From National Meeting
H Co Heinsch delegate from Deer Lodge returns from the American Red Cross national convention in St Louis. Heinsch calls the event highly successful with reports praising national work. En route home he visited Hastings Minnesota and the Twin Cities.
Rainbow Girls praised by inspector in Deer Lodge meeting
Deer Lodge October 22 Rainbow Girls chapter received high praise from Mrs. Nellie Lovell of Dillon the grand date deputy for exemplary lodge work. Her inspection was formal and the program ended with a social hour as observers noted. In other notes Look Loops pursued competitive play with strong showings and musical events featured Loomis orchestra of Butte supplied dance music during the evening social segment.
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Deer Lodge
Rainbow Girls
Nellie Lovell
Dillon
Look
Suceess
Biai
Fitzgerald team Wins Match at Tescher Alleys
Amicon Online reports Fitzgerald Fruit Company defeats Condors at Tescher alleys with O Keefe scoring 233 in a game and 550 in the series, while Rooney leads the other contest with 199 for one game and 28 in the series. The game details include Essex and B A P results.
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Fitzgerald Fruit Company
Condors
Tescher
Essex
O'Keefe
Fitzgerald
W. Rooney
McDonald
Rooney
Baa
Hiages
P. J. Handick
Tre Avaise Saa . Swanson Us
L. Haddick
Bat Movioars
Neal
Fitzgerald Fruit Co
Leonard Ass
Gallagher
Ag Wnson
Walsh
Hartsell Hs Las
Dillon Bureau Elects Y W College Arrangements
A garbled local notice reports the Dillon Bureau electing a head for the athletic department at Y W College. The text is unreadable in parts but indicates Irene and Emine were involved in planning efforts and a prom error was acknowledged.
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Ag | Ball Department
Irene
Pioneer of range is laid at rest in Dillon
Pioneer of range was laid to rest in Dillon with funeral services held in the afternoon after an Oct 22 date. The obituary notes his pioneering work and long service in the range community.
Dillonite Arraign On Burglary Charge
Dillonite arraign on burglary charge in district court. Judge Henry presides as Joan MacParlan died? from unclear text. Rodgers Formation referred to and apartment context appears in fragmentary OCR.
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Joan MacParlan
Jenry
Rodgers
Tin
Abys
Drivers Uninjured As Autos Crash In Hart Wallbanks District
Fragmentary notes report a traffic crash with no injuries among occupants. Mentions Ethel Hoffmen and Laurence Price, Hart Wallbanks committee, and a prize award. several locals including Moser, Judge Philips, W J Francis, Harry Whetmore, and Frank A Haxelbaker tied to recent city visits and business.
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Hart Wallbanks
Priacs
Hiss Ethel Hoffmen
Fea "Ribiack
Laurence Price
LON News
Dhion
Pebary
Yellowstone
Dilton
White
Lindsley
Tomar
Hastings
Cramer Tors
Frank A. Haxelbaker
Intig Hole
Hawking
Dusinss
Minnie Law
Pleasant Val
Anaconda Lighting District Costs Forecast Detailed
Anaconda officials review a Detailed estimate from J L Lorimer of Butte for lighting the western district. The report cites a total installation cost near 13 thousand dollars per front foot causing a 29 cent charge to property owners, with 15 percent borne by them and a grand total around 13 thousand dollars. The figures cover trenching posts painting erection conduit cable and contingencies as part of the street lighting project discourse.
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C. W. Smith
J. L. Lorimer
Butte
General Electric Company
Lorimer
Reproy
Judge Winston Hearing Evidence In Mine Gases
Hearing on two title cases lingered in district court as Judge George Bi Winston presided. Dodd, the platatite, seeks to quiet title on Dry Cottonwood Creek while a second suit aims to cancel the deed. Simon, represented by Claxton and Grorud, faces Dodd with Lindwey and Healy for the defense. Witnesses yesterday included Mary Dragoe and J.P. McKelvie, among others. Demurrers and motions to strike had been argued in related cases.
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George Bi. Winston
West Dodd
Simon
Dodd
James Lindwey
J.B. Healy
John
Charles McPherson
Julius DeRies
William
Anaconda Public Schools Offer Music Credits Plan
The Anaconda school system will award credits for piano and violin study to students as part of a new music enthusiasm initiative announced by Miss Mabel Hatch. The plan targets current music students and newcomers, inviting piano and violin instructors to submit names of their pupils for follow up.
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Anaconda
Mabel ‘Hatch
Nam
Funeral of Mrs Rachel Jackson Set For 11 O Clock
The funeral of the late Mrs Rachel Jackson will be held this morning from the P J Finnegan chapel at 11 o clock. The Rev Nelson of the First Baptist church will officiate and interment will be in Hill cemetery. The service was postponed from yesterday to today due to a change in plans.
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Jackson
Raghel Jackson
Rachel Jackson
P. J. Finnegan
Nelson
First Baptist Church
Hill Cemetery
Wilson Funeral Rites To Be Conducted Today
Funeral services for the late James J. Wilson pioneer resident of this city who died Wednesday will be held this afternoon from the family home TAS East Park avenue at 2 o clock. The Rev Father Pirnat will officiate and interment will be made in Mount Carmel cemetery.
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James J. Wilson
Tas East Park Avenue
Father Pirnat
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Wreck Victims Seave Hospital In Anaconda Crash
James Golden and Hugh Ungaretti, Anaconda youths, were treated after a Butte Anaconda highway collision. Golden suffered a brain concussion but regained consciousness and was released. Ungaretti had a severely lacerated hand but was not kept in the hospital. Frank Kristovich, driver of the other vehicle, was held at the county jail as investigators said broken twigs indicating moonshine were found in his car. Sheriff Gallagher said a complaint may be filed soon. The injured youths claimed their car stayed on the right side of the road and that the other car crossed into them near a curve while Kristovich drove from Grace Montana toward the scene.
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Hugh Ungaretti
Anaconda
Butte-Anaconda
Wednes
St Anna Hospital
Crest
Golden
Ungaretti
Frank Kristovich
Kristovich
James B. Gallagher
Ted Daly
Daly
Four Men Arrested on Disturbance Charge on Main Street
Four men Albert Klueman Matt Burick Herbert Gallagher and Ernest Healy were arrested Friday night by city police for causing a disturbance on Main Street. They pled not guilty before Justice Henried and await a later date. Klueman previously faced a Sept. 17 disturbance charge and was found guilty, fined $10 and jailed for contempt for nonpayment. Burick earlier faced a muffler violation. a five day county jail sentence was ordered. The report notes rising imports of pocketbooks and purses by 1,000 units monthly despite broader repression rhetoric.
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Albert Klueman
Matt Burick
Herbert Gallagher
Ernest Healy
Main Street
Bitrick
F Murphy
Sheriff's Office
Anaconda Nuisance Violators Face Forfeitures and Arrests
Alleged violators of the nuisance ordinance in Anaconda increased city treasury forfeitures, $3750 collected by Magistrate Murphy as five defendants failed to appear. Names include George Stull, John Baldy, James McGregor, John Cox, and I Mille. William Ouldhouse dismissed on muffler charge. John Regan rearrested for drunk and jailed. John Cooney arrested for intoxication. Jack Howarton fined $10.
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Anaconda
City Treasury
T. F. Murphy
George Stull
East Commercial Avenue
John Baldy
William Ouldhouse
John Regan
John Cooney
Jack Howarton
Ree
Burglary charges filed against pair in county court
An information charging Earl Davis and Joseph Chelini with burglary was filed in the district court yesterday by County Attorney Tra Stagg. The complaint says the pair burglarized a cabin at 611 East Front Street on Oct 17 and stole a pair of made trousers valued at $6. They were arrested Saturday by sheriff’s deputies and jailed.
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Earl Davis
Joseph Chelini
Tra Stagg
Owen Gruebe
East Front Street
Davis
Cheliut
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets Boost Weakened Blended
Advertises McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets promising rapid weight gain for thin men and women. Claims one woman gained 15 pounds in five weeks and asserts the product is easy to take despite fishy odor and stomach upset. Mentions a 60 cent price and druggist endorsement.
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McCoy
Indigesto Tablets advertised by O'Neill Medicine Co
An advertisement touts Indigesto Tablets as a powerful remedy for indigestion heartburn gastritis and acid stomach. It claims rapid relief when taken before or after meals and markets O'Neill Medicine Co of St Louis and O Neill's VR Tablets as a herbal cure for constipation and liver ailments guaranteed by Geo W Sparrow druggist.
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F. J. O'Neil Medicine Co
St. Louis
O'Neill
Geo. W. Sparrow
East Park Avenue
This Woman's Recompense: Lydia Pinkham Helped Me
Mrs. Harry Ashcroft of Covington Kentucky describes severe back and abdominal pains making housework nearly impossible. After reading about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she tried it and credits it with restoring health and strength and urges other women to use it.
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Harry Ashcroft
Covington
Lydia F. Pinkham
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