Butte High Repeats In Bozeman Tournament
In Bozeman, Butte High repeats in the tournament with Dillon defeating Butte Centrals 6 to 3 and Gallatin losing to Billings 15 to 10. Helena upset Gallatin 23 to 18 in a standout display as Scheene led scoring with 11 and Thayer sparked the finish with a center-floor toss to seal Helena’s advancement. Butte reached the finals by beating Billings 19 to 16, Kelly and Worden shining for Butte while Sylvester starred for Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallatin
Gallatin Lust
Billings
Lewis
Horner
Thomas
Gibson
Butch
Thayer
Helena
Preston
Taylor
Breedon
Dawes
Butte
Kelly
Worden
Sylvester
Bergheim
McFarlaned
Linville
Sward
Sugfarheeters
Senate Reorganization Faces La Follette Aides Clash
The Senate and House prepare to reorganize with Republicans pushing for assignments that drop La Follette group members to end positions. Democratic leaders plan to elect officers, with Robinson re-nominated as floor leader. Moses named pro tempore candidate as Cummins retires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
la Follette
Wisconsin
Ladd and Frazier
North Dakota
Brookhart
Iowa
Robinson
Arkansas
la Fallette
House Republican Committee On Committees
Representative Frear
LaFollette
Ways and Means Committee
LaFollette Group
Moses
New Hampshire
Republican Senate
Cummins
Curtis
Kansas
Watson
Indiana
Wadsworth
New York
All Star Teams Named From Bozeman Meet
The 7th annual high school basketball tournament ended with official all star selections. First Team includes Scheene Nelena and Worden of Bulle High, Bergheim of Billings center, Reardon of Butte Central and Breeden of Gallatin as guards. Second Team features Chirk Havre and J Lewis of Billings as forwards, Yale of Beaverhead and KR Lewis of Butte High as centers, Larock of Harlem as guard. Frank Worden of Butte Central earned the Bobcat medal as best player. Final awards were presented by Coach G O Romney at State College gym before a record crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Worden
Butte
State College
G. O. Romney
Melville and Big Timber Socials and Movements
Local residents from Melville and Big Timber are noted in multiple short items. Names include Mr and Mrs E Langston, John Campbell, Mr and Mrs Earl Green, Mr and Mrs H P Franklin, Mrs Nina McMahon and family, Mr and Mrs C E Patton, Mr and Mrs J N Golby and two sons, and George Hollman. A dance at Crag Eyrie with Goosey orchestra drew a large Melville crowd. Louis Tessier suffered a sore foot after stepping on a nail while helping tear down a flour mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. Patton
E. Langston
Melville
John Campbell
Big Timber
Earl Green
H. P. Franklin
Nina ‘ McMahon
Mro
C. E. Patton
S. T. Johnson
Roy Osburn
Win, Allen
T. Hannon
Shallock
Louis Tessier
Warren's Nomination Battles Continue in Senate
President Coolidge sent back Charles B. Warren of Michigan for attorney general and Harry S. New for postmaster general, with New quickly confirmed. The White House signaled that other cabinet nominees would remain in office without Senate confirmation. Thomas F. Woodlock's Interstate Commerce Commission seat remains opposed. Senate debate touched on American adherence to the world court amid Swanson's revival of the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Goalidge
Senate
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Harry S. New
Indiana
Coolidge
Thomas F. Woodlock
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mr. New
Swanson
Virginia
Foreign Relations
Grey Cliff People Moves and Local Happenings
Grey Cliff residents report various comings and goings with several moving homes. Oscar Braaten trips to Big Timber. James Crocker family relocates to Gates irrigated ranch. A play by Grey Cliff schoolchildren titled A Daughter of the Revolution draws a packed crowd and praise for Phoebe Baker and Charles Hollingsworth. A new Ford touring car arrives for Herman Fry of Bridger Creek. Northern Pacific receives five car loads of rails and tie plates for a project starting April first.
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Bill Duffy
Bob Clevidence
Oscar Braaten
Big Timber
Andrew Peterson
Joe Peterson
Livingston
Gregorys
Herman Fry
Bridger Creek
Northern Pacific Railway
Brainerd and
Staples
A. Turvey
Junior
Worden
Mrs. Turvey
Huntley
James Crocker
Henry Johnson
Boulder
Crockers
Grey Cliff
Grey Clif
Phoebe Baker
Charles Hollingsworth
Beartooth Promoting Montana as Summer Playground
Bert Albin argues Montana’s Beartooth mountains Stillwater Boulder and Hunters Hot Springs offer superior summer draw to Florida. He cites offshore promotion, proximity to Yellowstone and Glacier parks, and coastal real estate push in Palm Beach Miami Coral Gables. He notes Coral Gables gains $20 million in promotion and $6 million spent on reef island projects with $10 million in advance sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings Gazette
Beartooth Mountains
Stillwater
Hunter’s
Florida
Montana
America
B. R. Albin
Southland
Mr. Albin
Boulder
Hunters Hot Springs
South
Red Lodge
Columbus
Big Timber
Yellowstone National Park
Glacier National Park
Albin
Palm Beach
Miami
Melbourne
Tampa
Coral Gables
Reed Point Notes Highlight Community Life Across Town
Reed Point residents attend family visits and social gatherings while local clubs plan a big meeting. Shoppers and guests mingle as the Reed Point State Bank holds a regular meeting, and Dr E H Field visits to consider Reed Point as a new clinic site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Point State Bank
Reed Point Community Club
Frazee Cafe
E. H. Field
South Dakota
Columbus
Reed Point
Asia
Big Timber
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Butte High
Bozeman
Custer
Havre
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Butte Centrals
Reardon
Holmes
Butte Central
Gallatin High
United
Harlem
Scheene
Noel
Motor Inn
Warren
Bert Albin
Jacob Fjelde
Signy Wallum
Opal
Ruth Farr
Eva Mae Elgin
Leone Grady
Oscar Moler
Fred Swift, Sr
Bill Brown
Olive Ogelby
Ben Blue
Wimsett
A. P. Brumfield
Guthrie Hall
J. A. Rice
North Divide
Oregon
Kirby Brumfield
Jack Frazee
Jack McLean
Woodburn
Alice Chambers
Frank DeFrance
DeFrance
Oisten Bue
Pearl Carpenter
O. K. Munson
Lamh Ranch
O. K
B. T. Blue
A. S. Guthrie
Los Angeles
Calif
Harry Raifft
Section House
Mr. Brufield
Carl Bue
Mr. Bue
Qstein Bue
Miss Johnson
Methodist Church Quarterly Conference
F. M. Harlan’s
Edgerton
Welch
Laurel
Park City
Star Theatre
Victola
Coats
Mont
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