Yellowstone park improvements start for next season
Improvements costing 100000 in Yellowstone national park have been started by the Yellowstone Park Camps company under president Howard H. Hays. Plans include a large log dining room at Canyon a concrete swimming pool at Camp Roosevelt for the boys school next summer and a steam laundry at Mammoth to handle camp linen. Sixty men are employed in construction.
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Livingston
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone Park
Howard H. Hays
Canyon
Camp Roosevelt
Mammoth
Beall Sells Bozeman Home for Park to City
Mrs. W. J. Beall, long time Bozeman resident and former bride of 1868, has sold her Bozeman avenue house to the city for a park and playground. Funds were raised by private subscription. She seeks more comfortable winter quarters and notes the project will create a beauty spot for residents and visitors. She serves a third term as president of the Pioneers' Society of Gallatin County.
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Bozeman
W. J. Beall
Bozeman Avenue
Evergreen
Beall
Bozeman and Vicinity
Northern Pacific Improves Docks at Polson
The Northern Pacific railway has brought a pile driver and will drive piles to extend tracks to lake docks to speed freight transfer. The plan calls for a 600 foot extension into the lake with docks from the track, but full extension is deferred. Freight will be transferred by trucks for now.
Elk Head Brought In By Swart In Polson
E R Swart delivered a fine six point elk head after a hunt on the south fork of the Flathead river. He will have the head mounted. The Ladies Aid of First Presbyterian plans a November 2 dinner in the church basement on election day. They will serve a full menu. At their last meeting they voted to move 100 from the treasury to a time deposit toward a building fund for a manse. The Pablo community church Ladies Aid will serve a two cafeteria supper Navy 2.
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Treasury Fund
Ladies Aid Society
Pablo Community Church
Traphagen Visits Old Landmarks in Bozeman
Dr. F W Traphagen former Montana State College chemistry head spent a day in Bozeman visiting Prof W M Cobleigh and Prof Edmund Burke. He toured with South Dakota Mines seniors researching zinc chloride burnetting and timber preservation. plans included visits to Great Falls Helena and Anaconda.
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Traphagen
Bozeman
F. W. Traphagen
Montana State College
Montana Experiment Station
W. M. Cobleigh
Edmund Burke
Montana
South Dakota School of Mines
Great Falls
Helena
Anaconda
Butte
Paulist Fathers Conduct Mission at St Theresa’s
The Rev. Jerome P. Donegan a Paulist missionary from Portland Ore will conduct a gospel mission at St Theresa's Catholic Church in Whitehall this week sharing sermons and devotions to parishioners and visitors.
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Whitehall
Jerome P. Donegan
Portland
Ore
St. Theresa's Catholic Church
Mothers of Columbus Endorse League of Nations
Elizabeth Rickenbacker led Columbus women in signing a Democratic National Committee indorsement of the League of Nations. The mothers pledges say the League will save future generations from war and bring peace to homes with U.S. entry.
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The
Standard
New York
N. Y
Elizabeth Rickenbacker
Columbus
Ohio
League of Nations
Democratic National Committee
Flanders
United States
Bandit At Large After Melstone Bank Hold Up
Lewistown Oct 24 lone bandit still at large after Saturday Melstone State bank robbery with over 2000 dollars. Posse continues to trail the suspect this morning as authorities seek capture.
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Lewistown
Melstone
Horoscope for Today Predicts Shifts in Power and Theaters
Astrological reading notes Venus favorable but Saturn and Mars adverse, signaling stronger influence of women in public life and potential political impact. Theaters and hotels may profit, new plays may gain financially and artistically. Two-year retrocast predicts a rise of leading women, charm over genius in stage. Legacies hinted, marriages may decline, older spouses risk.
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Venus
Saturn
Mars
McClure
Puss the Cat Name Origin From Pasht and Egyptian Belief
A note on the word puss tracing to Pasht and its Egyptian roots where the sacred cat was revered for eyes likened to the niou. The passage links feline name usage across cultures and ancient worship.
Finding Homes 19 Work of COGIETY
Reverend J V Hawk of the Montana Children's Home society spoke at First Baptist Church about addressing homeless children through private homes rather than orphanages. He cited 89 years of service, 100000 placements nationwide, and 1500+ Montana placements with efforts to keep families intact and place children with relatives when possible. He urged Christian support to provide homes and ethical care for wards in Butte and across the state.
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First Baptist Church
J. V. Hawk
Montana Children’s Home Society
Hawk
Children's Home Society
Montana
Butte
Silver Bow
Supreme Court Approves Fast Track for Butte City Bonds
City Attorney R L Clinton returned from Helena reporting Supreme Court assurance to advance Parker vs Butte bond funding to the next session. The appeal challenges funding $600000 warrants by issuing funding bonds without a taxpayer vote, a move Judge Jackson ruled as not creating new debt. Clinton noted the case will be among early November hearings. He also discussed telephone rates with AG office and utility officials.
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R. L. Clinton
Elena
Supreme Court
John 8. Parker
Butte
Clinton
Parker
Jackson
Attorney General
Public Service Commission
Boy's Heart Breaks Over Death Of His Pal Dog
A small fox terrier died on Amherst Street, leaving a young boy heartbroken. The loyal hound was a close playmate, and the boy's parents seek another fox terrier to ease his loneliness rather than replace the lost friend.
Civic Duty Sermon Urges Voting To Save Nation From Babel
Rev. Co F Chapman of St John’s Episcopal Church urged parishioners to vote for the good of country and state. He invoked the Babel story to warn against division, insisting citizens must register and cast ballots to preserve liberty and unity under a peaceful ruler.
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Tower of Babel
Co. F. Chapman
St. John's Episcopal Church
Heaven
Earth
United States
Babel
Brien Escapes Custody Recounted In Butte Capture
Sheriff John K. O Rourke brought Harold Brign back from Livingston after Brign escaped at Three Forks by leaping from a car window. Brien, recounting his escape, said he ran toward the hills as shots were fired grazing his scalp and he hid in grass before eluding officers near the hills and traveling to Logan then Bozeman by train.
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John K. O'Rourke
Butte
Harold Brign
Three Forks
O'Rourke
Livingston
Brien
Logan
Bozeman
Federal raid nets moonshine stills near Roundup
In Roundup on Oct 24 federal agents raided three sites following complaints about moonshine sales. They seized several barrels of white mule liquor and three usable stills. Arrested are Frank Klanechek John Luchnick Andrew Gasperic Matt Kashier and John Zupan, held for federal court in Helena.
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Frank Klanechek
John Luchnick
Andrew Gasperic
Matt Kashier
John Zupan
Helena
Manganese Mines Shut Down in Philipsburg
Philipsburg reports manganese mines of the Philipsburg Mining company have shut down leaving about 500 workers unemployed. Many left town or prepared to depart as superintendent Blitz calls the stoppage temporary after all manganese contracts were filled. Some properties are silver producers. Cyaniding plant operator W. W. Williams expects winter closure soon.
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Philipsburg
Philipsburg Mining Company
Blitz
W. W. Williams
Indian Play Makes Strong Hit at Empress
The Empress Stock company presented The Heart of Wetona to solid praise. Ruth Saville as Wetona impressed with beauty and performance. Al H. Hallett and Wilbur G. Mayo delivered standout portrayals. William Heater gave depth as the army chaplain. Craig Ward Harding and Claire Sinclair joined a strong cast in well staged scenes under Ancyn T. McNulty.
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Empress Stock Company
Wetona
Ruth Saville
William Heater
Mr. Heater
Craig Ward
Hardin
Claire Sinclair
Mildred FitzGerald
Billy Tripp
Fire damages New York theatrical district. $250000 loss
A blaze swept through the New York theatrical district on October 24 causing an estimated $250,000 in damage. Several buildings were destroyed or damaged while the Winter Garden adjacent suffered water and smoke harm. J. J. Shubert, theater manager, and two firefighters were injured.
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New York
Winter Garden
J. J. Shubert
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Colo
School of Mines of
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Denver Metals Company
Rev. J. V. Hawk
Mr. Chapman
Republic
Daniel Webster
Hayne
Hamilton
Missoula
United States Mall
Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
No. 4
Ancyn T. McNulty
Alderwood Manor
Seattle
East Broadway
J. M. Edwards
A. R. Todd
Home Office
Messrs
Edwards
Todd
Puget Mill Company
America
Walker Bldg
Seattle, Wash
Postoffice
P. O
United States Cartridge Company
U.S
N. R.A
Montana Sporting Goods Co
Montana Hardware Company
Ted Ross
Duval Hardware Co
J. P. Stagg
Butte, Montana
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