Bitter Root News Farm and Home Show at Darby
The Bitter Root News reports a Farm and Home Product Show set for Darby on September 16. A big tent on the Hammond property opposite the tourist garden will host exhibits from fruit and dairy to sewing and flowers with J B Parker of Corvallis delivering an address. A noon barbecue at the tourist park is planned, with a large crowd expected as posters advertise the event across the valley.
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Bitter Root
Darby
Hammond
J.B. Parker
Corvallis
Valley women aid in preserving Fort Owen
Darby September 2 The Ravalli County Federation of Women's clubs in session near here decided to aid the Society of Montana Pioneers in preserving Fort Owen at Stevensville one of Montana's first settlements. The meeting was called to order by Mrs. James M. Self of Hamilton with community singing led by George Alexander Gordon. The next federation meeting will be in Florence in November attended by forty five women from Hamilton Florence Corvallis Como Darby Stevensville and others. They will visit Hamilton Ohio Louisville Ky London Ind Dayton Ohio and Richmond Va before returning.
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G. W. Warren
Hamilton
R. B. Ostrogren
Darby
Laura Johnson
Darbs
Marjorie
Louise
Algie
Myrtle Brown
Evelyn and
Gladysimmons
Come
Federation
Ohio
Louisville
Lorgdon
Ind
Dayton
Richmond
Reynolds
Scileder
G. A. White
Californi
Bitter Root
Sever ‘Thompson
Missoula
Pansy Evans
J. Severns
Como
Evans
Chicago University
Smith College State
Helmville Harvest Picnic Promises Variety of Events
Residents of Helmville will hold their annual Labor Day Harvest picnic on September 3. The event at the town grounds features a rope tug of war, foot races for men and boys, dancing from evening until midnight, a picnic lunch, and a boxing card headlined by Frank Smith and Blackfoot Bill Lynch.
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Helmville
Powell County
Frank Smith
Marine Forces
Lynch
Deer Lodge
Mining 15 Discussed by Rotary Speaker
Rotary luncheon in Deer Lodge featured W T Perkins, president of Northern Securities Co of Seattle, discussing mining properties Powell County during an inspection. Prof W R Wyatt, Powell High principal, followed with a classification talk on next term attendance and new faculty.
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Deer Lodge
W.T. Perkins
Northern Securities Company of
Beattle
Beatle Rotary Club
Perkins
Powell County
W. TR. Wyatt
Powell “High School
Me. Wyatt
Aring
Salt Lake City
Delegates to Report at Old Eastern Star Meeting
Deer Lodge reports list delegates to the grand chapter of the Old Eastern Star making their reports at a first meeting in the summer season. The meeting aims to review business from the recent grand chapter session in Missoula. Local notes include residents traveling to coast cities, visiting friends, and several city visitors and shoppers.
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Deer Lodge
Grand Chapter
The
Old Eastern Star
Ince
Missoula
Veterans Hold Edge In National Amateur Golf Tourney
Day one of match play sees Dick Jones of White Plains and Bobby Jones advance in the national amateur golf championship. Veterans compete in bracket play with Jess Sweetzer and William C Pownes Jr among notable eliminations as matches unfold in St Louis and Boston area venues.
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Dick Jones
White’ Plains
N."y
Bobby Jones
Merion
Bill Reekie
Montclair
N. J
Jones
George van Bim
Los Angeles
Seane P. Guilford
Boston
Smail
Fred Fnight
Philadelphia
Bion
MacKenzie
MuncKensle
Gunn
Atlanta
Bradford
Vincent Bradford
Patterson
Jesa Sweetzer
Warfare
Sones
Wolff
Guilford-V. Elm
Freight charges hit Missoula in Spokane routes
Missoula suffers from discriminatory freight rates to Spokane for sugar and canned goods. The Montana Railway Commission has filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging all rates are built on a 60,000 pound minimum and that western-origin points face higher charges for rail, land, and ocean segments.
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Pre -Helena
Spokane
Missoula
Madison County Fair Promises Bigger, Better Year
Twin Bridges September 2. Madison County Fair set for September 24 25 and 26 this year with improved crops and larger livestock shows. Entertainment includes horse racing rodeo ball games and novelties on the track. Evening dances feature the Troubadors orchestra of Butte. Carnival attractions will be on the grounds.
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Twin Bridges
Madison County
Orchestra of
Butte
Opening of Beaverhead Fair Draws Large Dillon Crowd
Sept. 2 Beaverhead opened with fine condition for the event. Displays filled the vegetable, culinary, art, and plant departments. Livestock entries show county industry strength. The high school booth featured trophies and entertainment. Visitors from many ports enjoyed exhibits and home crafts.
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Dillon
iHouse
Beaverhead County
Six Men Arrested in Dillon Gambling Raid
Sheriff Mooney and deputies raided a local gathering in Dillon. Six men were arrested on gambling charges after officers intervened at a residence. One man, identified as Charles Harttet, faced fines and questioned the alleged stake of $106 per person.
Stock Raisers Return From Capital Hearing
Shaw and Ernest Orr are reported to have returned from a capital hearing related to stock raisers. The brief note cites their involvement and the outcome remains unspecified.
AIOACH 15 ARRAIGNED ON AUTO STEALING CHARGE
AIOACH 15 was arraigned on auto stealing charges and pleaded not guilty. Bond set at 8000 dollars, unpaid yesterday. Local into and relatives plan to attend next season, with others traveling and visiting towns in the area. Numerous names and travel notes appear from Dillon to Seattle and Anaconda.
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Aioach
Videaux
Lana Pasaler
Bertha Mather
Alga -Guldiel
Seattle
Tea
Alten Bethe
Ehelt
Anaconda
Jaye
Dillon
Maxters
James “Brown
Elkhorn Springs
California
Deat of
Rigalates
Melrose
Apent Yeer
Mra Sain Bell
Spend Ives
Rome Shenton
Ming ‘Lane
Lane
Lau Pilfon
Whitehall Notes From Sept 2 Doings And Travel
Whitehall notes detail Miss ate and Mrs Marvin Stacley visiting relatives in Boeman and Los Angeles. Charles Farneworth and daughters joined by Jeannette Parrs worth and Miss Troimsland attend a 1926 musical. others go to Evanston and Mammoth for college and mining outings. Robert B. Tait departs for Spokane to take a newly purchased school bus for Whitehall district.
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Ucbonsidaries
Bente
Wass Sodha
Aues
Sirmichel “Seretatie “Company
Feromed
Aire Bane
Marist Saver Star
Margaret Latherett
Rome
Aviden
Eugence
Whitewall
Sonia
Whitehall
Marvin Stacley
Walter Blaney
Bogeman
Stanley
Lulu Stanley
Boeman
Los Angeles
Charles Farneworth
Jeannette
Tjolmsland
Jeannette Parrsworth
Troimsland
Evanston
Northwestern University
Bobby Farnsworth
Lincoln
Dorothy’ Johnson
Joe Louniy
Butte
Kate Green
John McGough
Liberty Montana
Mammoth
Robert B. Tait
Spokane
Whiten
Philipsburg News Notes Visitation and Travels
Philipsburg on Sept 2 reports John Rodda visiting from lower Rock Creek. Mrs. F. A. Tinklepaugh and mother Annie Tinkle Paugh were visitors in Philipsburg. W. B. Rodgers visited from Anaconda, and William Howell came from Drummond. Attorney SP Wilson of Deer Lodge attended local matters.
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Philipsburg
John Rodda
Lower Rockcreek
F. A. Tinklepaugh
Annie Tinkle Paugh
Philipsbure
Thorge
Winston Wan
Philiebire
Uesang Wade
Lantenden Ware
Neubert
Waetkas
Butte
SP. Wilson
Deer Kode
Paupaburs
W. B. Rodgers
Anaconda
William Howell
Gallatin County high schools set to resume next Tuesday
Bozeman Sept 2 Gallatin county high school will open Monday Sept 14 with both high school and grade schools resuming. A number of veterans return to teach across departments including Principal J A Woodard physics chemistry C Gilsson manual training Walter Chauner agriculture Walter Mecklenburg mathematics Miss Tda W Davis Miss Ruth Anderson Arthur Munson English Miss Caroline Wright Edna Chadwick Dina Rees Evane Ethel Rottman Mae Sirdord Marguerite Hood history social science Lillian Bryan Wayne Lowe commercial Zula Montgomery Harry Eckhoff home economics Alice Moody Ines Smith science Latin Eva Clark Zada Sales Dickson piano Wayne Laws athletics Marguerite Hood glee clubs orchestra.
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Bozeman
Gallatin County High School
Nso
Galla- Hin County High School
J. A. Woodard
C.\. Gilsson
Walter F. Chauner
Walter Mecklenburg
Tda W. Davis
Ruth Anderson
Arthur Munson
Caroline Wright
Edna Chadwick
Dina Rees" Evane
Ethel Rottman
Mae Sirford
Marguerite Hood
Lillian Bryan
Wayne Lowe
Zula J. Montgomery
Harry C. Eckhoff
Alice Moody
Ines Smith
Ralph Kench
Eva Clark
Zada
Sales Dickson
Wayne Laws
Anaconda Newsman Held After Fatal Shootings in San Francisco
Special Dispatch to the standard reports a gunfight at an Apache dance party in a Clift hotel apartment. Paul Walsh 25 a bond salesman who wielded the revolver was arrested on assault with intent to murder. Bert Borland 24 of Anaconda an iron worker died after being shot in chest and thigh. Dorland shot earlier? all present say the shooting was accidental from a heaped series of events.
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Standard
San Francisco
Cal
Smight
Bert Borland
Anaconda
Paul Walsh
Dorlard
Dorland
Emmett O'Meara
James Noonan
Thomas Sharp
Butte
Clift Hotel
Walsh
Anor
Harted
Noonan
Sint. Wiens
Borland
Ritters
Hon
Funeral Service Conducted for Mrs Libby A Brandt
Funeral services were held at the family home on Locust street for Mrs Libby A Brandt a well known city matron who died Monday. The service featured Mra D A Johnson singing Somewhere with members of Eureka chapter Order of the Eastern Star assisting and pallbearers named H B Avery W W Smith N A Fullmer A Macintyre Dr E L Turton and W S Triol. The cortege then went to Warm Springs and the body shipped to Dubuque Town for interment. husband C E Brandt and son Dr Roy Brandt attended.
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Libby A. Brandt
Locust Street
Orlock
Eureka
Order of the Eastern Star
Brandt
D.” A Johnson
Lodge
Minnie R
Warm Springs
C. E. Brandt
Roy Brandt
Fire damages garage and car at West Third street
A garage fire at 614 West Third street yesterday at 3 30 damaged a Chevrolet sedan and the building estimated loss 1000 The blaze burned two telephone poles and cut 100 phones in the district south end west of the fire Fire Chief Col Une suspects a short circuit or a cigarette in the gas There was no insurance to cover the loss. Officers Ombarse and Baisnds Guia led witnesses and arraigned Sabet who pleaded not guilty
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Herman Cook
West Third Street
South End
H. G. Bliss
Bliss Gos
Cook
Butte
Anacondabout
Col Une
Mike Supet
Ombarse
Baisnds Guia
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