Assault case in Montana court names Unti suspect
In Deer Lodge a trial center on Sept. 9 identified Charles Unti as the man who wielded a large wrench during the Aug. 2 fight that knocked William Knop of Garrison unconscious. Anaconda residents including Unti and 18 others face charges of aggravated assault amid testimony from Knop, his wife, daughter, and other witnesses. The proceedings drew heavy public interest as evidence including a deputy’s badge and a large wrench were presented.
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Deer Lodge
Charles Unti
William Knop
Garrison
Ince
Unii
Anaconda
Tati
Thomas Rawline
Wiliam Knop
Uati
Louis
Willm Knop
Willam Knop
Fughter
Dorothy
Henry Knop
Leona Bien
Gr. Marquette
Marquette
Knop
Calles Ing
Te ‘Heald
Kenop
Fen Waele
Rome
EU “Anom
William Xnopie i
Boodecker
Rotarians Discuss Pool Indebtedness at Deer Lodge
Rotarians at Deer Lodge held talks on the swimming pool finances and pool indebtedness. The board was ordered to draft a plan to address the pool's debts and report at the next meeting for possible action to clear outstanding bills.
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Deer Lodge
Sept
Victor N
Rotaria Rotarians
Former resident dies in California in Deer Lodge report
Death of Mrs Eisenman in University of California hospital is noted by Deer Lodge friends. The body was taken to Green Bay Wisconsin for interment. Eiseman and children had lived in Deer Lodge for years before moving about four decades ago. Mrs Eiseman, a former resident of the city, was employed as an engineer on the original Mountain Division of the Milwaukee Railroad. Survivors include her mother Mrs Bleeman and two sisters Martha and Marie Bensal, of Green Bay Wisconsin.
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Deer Lodge
Muwaukwo Allroad
Bowlers Prepare For Season S Play In Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge on Sept 9 reports the opening Deer Lodge Bowling League contest with friend matches each evening. The Gem drovers lost to Look for Loop in total pins while The Jewelers posted 2,376. Notable pins include PJ Beiter 31, Charlie Goris 288, Ben Harrison 234, and A J Lochrie 24. Gilbert Much Improves After Incident.
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Deer Lodge
Gem Drovers
Look For
Harare
PJ. Beiter
Bat Keele
Roy Whaley
Charlie’ S Goris
Ben
Harrison
A. J. Lochrie
Man Rescued After Narrow Electric Contact Incident
A man pulled a flexible steel cable from a burned tree trap and touched a 2.3 volt wire, suffering shock but later showing marked improvement. He remained nervous but was revived with assistance from Dan Marley Dr J G Marquette and Joe Greiner.
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Gilbert
Dan Marley
J. G Marquette
Joe Greiner
Repair Of Roofs Council Takes Up City Hall Bid
Deer Lodge September 9 at the regular city council meeting the discussion focused on securing a new roof for City Hall and the city pavilion. A bid by J B O Neill was considered though lengthy debate occurred over employing workers. The city hall roof is in dire need of repair or replacement to prevent inner damage, with a special meeting called for tonight to decide on both roofs.
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Deer Lodge
J.B. O'Neill
Casteton Kiwanis meet speaker lineup in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge note on upcoming Kiwanis meeting plans includes Joseph man as inter club chairman announcing address by a Helena banker 1.0 Kaufrean on the Federal Reserve Bank at Anaconda Sept 21 and Mr Ware discussing the Amelter on Sept 28 plus local Deer Lodge news items from Sept 9 including visits and business matters.
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Castleton
Deer Lodge Club
Joseph Man
Inter Hons
Corvallis School Opens as Register Begins
The Corvallis school opened on Tuesday September 8 with registration. Children six by January 1 are eligible to enroll. The elementary grade teachers include Kathry n Weber Marie Hult Winnifred Strogge Doris Blake ley and Marie Emerson. The high school staff features Superintendent Clifton S Jackson J R Schwirts Margaret Bjorneby and Henrietta Wilhel. There are notices of staff changes and local visits as well as residents visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns.
Dillon Normal adds several new instructors for 1925 26
Dillon Normal college announces the 1925 26 faculty will include Hubert B. Albright as assistant professor of history and debate head, Mary H. Baker to teach art, Jeanie J. Dubor as assistant professor of education, Huntington in English, Vivian Robe in music, Mary K. Sands in drama, Miss Shotwell as assistant professor of education and primary grade work, Miss Uiry in physical education, and other staff changes at the training school.
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Dillon
Dillon Normal College
Hubert B. Albright
A.M. Oformal School
Albright
Nebrask
Mary H. Baker
University of Washington
Bias Teagon
Normal College
Mine Raker
Mien
Jeanie J. Dubor
A. M
Uniiversity of
Chicago
Fural
Misa Dubne
Lewistown
Monina Rives Mle Dubor
Huntington
University of Timnois
Miss Huntington
Vivian Robe
Conic Martin Newman
Mary K. Sands
Shotwell
Hayden
Margaret Uiry
University of Wisconsin
Mine Uiry
Henrice Patterson
Mabel Kelly Trum
Harlowton
Nebraska Normal School
Peru
Summer Sessions At Normal Well Attended Across Campuses
Summer sessions at Dillon Miles City and Billings drew record attendance. About 712 students in Dillon and 276 in Billings met college entrance conditions. nearly all others were admitted to certain classes to satisfy legal certification requirements for September 1926 positions.
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Dillon
Miles City
Billings
Frank O Keefe Wins Dillon Golf Tourney
Frank O Keefe won the Dillon golf championship defeating H M Brunda one down in a hard fought hole match. First flight winner was Lee McCracken three and no over Dr W H Stephan. Emery Smith won the second flight two and one over B U Poindexter. C W Robinson claimed the third flight. Dillon news notes cover local arrivals, school enrollment at 426 with expected rise, a marriage ceremony, police and travel updates, and residents planning winter visits.
Whitehall News Notes Highlights Local Visitors and Fair Plans
Whitehall Sept 9 reports M Dillon of Homestake visiting Mrs C A Brown. E G Evans and daughter Betty drove to Hutte with Mr and Mrs Roy Farmer and Br and Mrs Perry Schward for Mon Gay visits at Reed ham. Thomas Weir and Jtt ken left for Lincoln Neb to settle there with Mr Weir teaching electricity at the university. Mrs A Harden motored to Helena for the fair. Me and Mrs W T Tebay joined. Margaret McFadden returned from Yellowstone park after summer service. Guests included Mrdames K D Smith H H Mum F Bruney W P Coghlan Marden and others. Lowell Covert and Delbert Curtis returned from Glacier park. W D Manlove and wife visited the state fair in Helena. John W Pace, in ill health, resigns county fair management. Pred Fessenden to run the fair Sept 17 18 19. Fessenden has managed Whitehall fairs before.
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Dillon
Homestake
C. A. Brown
E.G. Evans
Betty
Hutte
Roy Farmer
Perry Schward
Reed Ham
Thomas Weir
Jtt Ken
Lincoln
Neb
Weir
A. Harden
Helena
W. TU. Tebay
Margaret McFadden
Yellowstone Park
Park Hotel
Cleht
Merdames
K. D. Smith
H. H. Mum F
F. Bruney
W. P. Coghlan
Marden
W. McGlynn
D. Houghton
LR. Packard
George Harbison
Kahn F. Harden
W. L. Lowry
Alva Straw
Glenn Luther
Trident
W. D. Luther
Callie Allison
Lowell Covert
Delbert Curtis
Glacier Park
W.D. Manlove
John W. Pace
Fale
Pred Fessenden
Fessenden
Anaconda High Seeks Strong Football Team This Season
Anaconda High School coach A J Rolfe reports 49 players after an after school call with 8 more expected tonight. Returning seniors include seven from last year plus about seven from the second team, forming a stronger lineup. First string practices featured Owen Barnes Tiwell Sigler A Long Horace Putnam John Hogan Charles Lovell E Lovell. Assistant coaches G W Quistorff and Jack Nuckols. Scheduling later next week includes games with Great Falls in Electric City, plus Missoula and Butte High in Anaconda.
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A. J. Rolfe
Anaconda High School
Owen Barnes
Tiwell Sigler
A. Long
Horace Putnam
John Hogan
Charles Lovell
E. Lovell
Rolfe
Miss Ella Roe Becomes Bride of Harry Clague
Anaconda races mark a marriage of Miss Ella Roe and Harry Clague Jr at St Pauls church. Rev A R Coopman officiated as relatives and friends attended. The bride wore brown and carried roses. Irene Claguer sang with Mollie Hogan on organ. the couple plan to reside in the city after a wedding breakfast at the bride’s home.
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Anaconda
Killa
May "Roe
Harry Chigue Jr
St Paul's Church
A. R. Coopman
Theresa Roe
Charles O'Neill
Irene Claguier
Mollie Hogan
Clague
Richard Roe
St. Peter's High School
Hon. Clague
Painbow Girls Resume Meetings Tonight At Masonic Temple
Rainbow Girls hours resume after months away with election of officers for the year at the Masonic temple. Members urged to attend as several other important matters are discussed. current officers and names are listed, including Frances Bryson and Stella Anderson.
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Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Frances Bryson
Flort Lloyd
Charity
Stella Anderson
Hope
Catherine McDonald
Faith
Unn’ Kunkel
Martha Holstrom
Frances Watters
Beth Sparrow
Ruth Wilkinson
Mar. Brolin
Ruth Srush
Gladys Mikwick
Dorothy Robson
Leona
Martha Olson
Helen
Kren
Marjorie Ritchie
Evelyn Swanson
Anna Horbath
Mrs. C. 8. Bardon
Butte Guests at Anaconda Red Men Rodeo Fair
Tonight Anaconda Red Men stage rodeo fair with Shoshone from Butte performing a war dance. Butte night to feature 2 hundred delegates from Philipsburg and guests, with 100 calves and 200 horses expected for roping and Wild West events. Large herd from Rock Creek region also en route as Western Montana festivities unfold.
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Butte
Lange
Philipsburg
Norsex
Rock Creek
Anaconda
Montana
Anaconda Briefs Busi ness visitor from Fish Trap
Ed Calvert of Fish Trap was a business visitor in the city yesterday. Mrs. Warren Evans of Deer Lodge spent yesterday visiting friends in the city. Mr. and Mrs. William Moore left yesterday for Helena to attend the slate for The Methodist Ladies Aid society will meet in the church parlors this afternoon at 3 o'clock. All members are urgently requested to attend.
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Willian Harris
Salt Lake City
W. J. Paul
Helena
Hiram Rodgers
Anaconda
McGuire
Vern Dalson
Seattle
Tusdolph Swanson
Henry Erickson
Great Falls
C. J. Thelander
A.W. Collier
Hutte
J. W. Hulme
Butte
Peter Pauly
Elsie
Elise
Mia Onborn
Aav
Dillon
Frank Hatfield
Bozeman
Wator
California
Hoxeman
State Agricultural College
McCullough
Phillips
Eblaker Sutton
Lucille Herbert
Thahe
Falls
Charles Nelson
Dora
East Lake City
Kathryn Tonrey
Mary Gist
Beth Sehenfelt
Spokane
Hildreth
Naomi
Dorothy
Medici Lodge
Eugene Brindjone
David Kilroy
Horatio Kilroy
Ed Calvert
Fish Trap
Warren Evans
They
William Moore
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
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