Sweet Grass Suffers First Defeat By Billings In Close Suburbs Game
In a peppy high school matchup Sweet Grass lost 10 to 23 to Billings. Rees subbed for Hoem at guard and scored twice while Raymond Lyon added a second field goal as Billings raced to an early lead then held on in the final minutes.
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Sweet Grass
Billings
Hinds
Rees
Hoem
Raymond Lyon
Sweet Grass Billings
Hoem Lewis
Kelley
Lavelle
Elderkin
Re Warden
Nine Measures Will Be Lined For Action
The Republican steering committee selected nine measures for Senate action before March 4. The German commercial treaty heads the list, while agricultural commission recommendations are omitted. Key items include the McLean bill on government loan interest reductions for railroads and the Wadsworth resolution on constitutional amendments requiring post submission state legislator action.
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Washington
Republican Steering Committee
Senate
President
Agricultural Commission
World Court
Cramton
McLean
Treasury
Interstate Commerce Commission
Civil Service
Naval Reserve
McFadden
Governmental Department
Wadsworth
Agricultural Committee
Isle of Pines
Local Hs and Council News Highlight Boulder Visit and Health Notices
Wade Koontz and Adolph Still are among locals returning from travels in Anaconda, Butte and Livingston with business and social ties noted. The city council's first monthly meeting yielded little activity, while health officers posted placards for chickenpox and other illnesses as schools continue. Tonight the Railway club of Livingston faces local Independents in a basketball game at the high school gym. Oscar Egeland, a former student now machinist apprentice in Livingston, married Marguerite Jerome in Livingston last Saturday. the couple honeymooned at Hunters Springs.
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Railway Club
Livingston
Oscar Egeland
Northern Pacific
Marguerite Jerome
Hunters Springs
Senator Brownlee Pushes Primary Repeal Effort
A legislative day summary notes House action on bills including 96 creating state forests 106 funding vocational habilitation 137 for railroad report dates and 42 publishing 10 000 pamphlets of the state constitution. Forester salary set at 3 000 after a compromise. A bill to promote home industry in the state penitentiary via prison goods to be made in county-run institutions is introduced. Several bills passed and others killed amid ongoing committee discussions.
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State Health Department
House
Castle
White and Flynn
Keely
Fairgrieve
Ruffeorn
Valley
Loble
Lewis and Clark
State Board of Charities and Reforms
Menere H. B
Duncan
Brant
Burns
Smith and Nagle
Lohle
Supreme Court
Smith
Nelstead
Livestock Men Press Freight Cuts at I C C Hearing
Kansas cattle and livestock leaders testified at a Kansas City hearing that the industry is insolvent and needs a 50 percent freight-rate cut in the western territory. J H Mercer of Topeka argued rates worsened costs, while John Mackenzie of Denver described high charges and a ranching operation selling vast Texas Panhandle land amid a slumping cattle market.
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Kansas City
Congress
J. H. Mercer
Topeka
Kansas
Mercer
Federal Reserve Banks
John Mackenzie
Denver
Texas Panhandle
Montana
South Dakota
Texas
New Educational Dept Created by Fish and Game
Montana's fish and game commission established an educational department with a 6000 yearly appropriation and hired M. S. Garpenter to lead it. Garpenter will organize rod and gun clubs, address schools and civic groups, and publish a quarterly bulletin. The commission also adjusted several closed seasons and appointed deputy wardens, while bidding on spawn station bids was rejected due to budget limits.
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Helena
State Fish and Game Commission
M. S. Garpenter
Garpenter
State Sportsmen’s Association
Commission
Capitol
J. J. Meany
Lake, Sanders
Mineral County
CG. T. Young
Gateway
Lincoln County
Frank Upham
Billings
G. A. Tuckfield
Bozeman Hosts Governor and Family at Vocational Congress
Governor John E. Erickson opened Montana's sixth annual young men's vocational congress in Bozeman addressing over 1,100 delegates from Montana and neighboring states. The event aims to develop agriculture and youth character for the state's growth with speeches by university leaders and a pageant showing agricultural progress.
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Bozeman
Mont
Montana
John E. Erickson
Wyoming
North Dakota
Idaho
Utah
Washington
Erickson
Alfred Atkinson
Montana State College
G. O. Romney
John M. Dodson
Rush Medical Colege
Lucy Vancott
University of Utah
W. F E. Harmon
Edmund Burke
J. M. Hamilton
Card of Thanks from Tronrud Family
The Tronrud family thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy during illness and death of their husband and father and for floral remembrances. Mrs. Marie Tronrud and Family.
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Marie Tronrud
Local residents visit Big Timber and attend funeral
Melville C Patton and others traveled to Big Timber on business and social visits. Funeral services for Mr Tronrud were held at the home ranch with Rev A A Holbeck and burial in Big Timber. several Melville residents attended the service and burial events.
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C. Patton
Sigurd Lavold
John Moss
Glasston
Tronrud
Tronrad
Home Ranch
A. A. Holbeck
Lutheran Church
Big Timber
J. A. Lowry
Sheriff Sale Notice for Cotton Wood Ranch land in Montana
In Sweet Grass County MT a sheriff sale is set for February 28 1925 at 2 15 PM at the Big Timber Courthouse front door. The property includes multiple sections totaling about 4783.20 acres in Township 4 North Range 15 16 East Principal Meridian with all appurtenances. ED Brannin Sheriff Frank Whitsel Undersheriff. First pub Feb 5 1925. Last pub Feb 9 1925.
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District Court
Sixth Judicial District
Sweet Grass
Montana
ED Brannin
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Mahoney
R. Lyon
Lyon
McFarland
Bergheim Center
Carpenter Sinisile
Masonic Hall
Butte
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Boulder
Wade Koontz
The
City
P. W. Nelson
Adolph
Anaconda
Business Visitors Co
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al Volberding
Senator Brownlee
Fish and Game Commission
Glasgow
Canada
Lewistown
Red and Gun Club
Big Spring Creek
Fergus County
Whitefish Lake
John Dahl
Frank Whitsel
Undersheriff
R. R. Lowe
Jersey
Durham
Sale
Peter Schuttler
Bradley Mower
Hayrake
Harrow
Oliver
R. L. Lewis
Wes Handy
Clifford Lowe
Ford
Fordson
Chatham
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