Resumption Near At Anaconda Great Falls Smelters
Frederick Laist, general manager of Anaconda Copper’s reduction department, says no definite reopening date but recovery is near. He notes the American Brass acquisition stabilizes conditions for Butte Anaconda and Great Falls and hints at copper roofing production in the east with pending local effects on jobs and ore treatment.
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Anaconda and
Great Falls
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Frederick Laist
New York
Laist
Anaconda Oiary Club
Anaconda
American Brass Company
Butte
United States
Lais
Zinc Department
Great Fails
Butte-Superior
Butte Superior
Pendroy Social News and Christmas Visitors
Mr. Geo. Conoe arrives from Butte for Christmas at home. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Swanson and Ray R. Porter, Mrs. Huff, and others at Pendroy. A Christmas program by Miss Waynild's scholars brings cheer, two locals wed in Conrad, and a rabbit drive to benefit the Salvation Army of Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Conoe
Butte
P. P. Swanson
Bynum
Ray R. Porter
C. A. Davis
Eastend
Sask
Can
Edward Davis
Nellie Conde
Great Falls
Kmas
Esther Parker
Will McLain
Conrad
Ray Estes
Cut Bank
Findley
Huff
C. Peterson
Carl Gulbrandson
Will Wallenstein
T. R. Larson
Nick Wallenstein
Zenick
Carl Jensen
Will Tarles
Geo. Porter Ranch
1920 Teton High graduate marries in Great Falls
Miss Hazel A. Harris daughter of Frank and Mrs Harris of Fairfield married Victor L Lehman of Olympia Washington at noon Christmas Day in the First Methodist parsonage Great Falls Reverend A G Bennett officiated Bernice Henry of Great Falls served as brides maid Harris class of 1920 Iron Teton County High school alumna is a teacher in the county after the ceremony the couple will reside in Olympia Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel A. Harris
Mgr
Frank Harris
F Airfield
Victor L. Lehman
Olympia
Wash
Great Falls
A. G. Bennett
Bernice Henry
Iron Teton County “High
Fairfield
Lehman
Olympia, Wash
Shower honors Miss Schlecht at Beaupre Cafe
Miss Agnes Schlecht, longtime Jos. Hirshberg & Co. dry goods employee, was guest of honor at a mixed shower hosted by Mesdames Morgan Scherrer Wypper Howard and Miss Gladys Martine at the Beaupre Cafe on Wednesday evening. The upcoming bride received many gifts as guests enjoyed cards sewing and a light lunch with about thirty attendees.
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Schlecht
Agnes Schlecht
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Mesdames Morgan
Scherrer
Wypper
Howard
Gladys Martine
Beaupre Cafe
Schiecht
Jackson Hooyinga Nuptials
John G. Jackson proprietor of the Teton Steam Laundry and Miss Alicia Hooyinga quietly wed Wednesday at Swistown Montana. Friends in Chateau extend congratulations and best wishes.
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Jackson
Hooyinga
John G. Jackson
Teton
Alicia Hooyinga
Swistown
Mont
Chateau
Ryan on copper industry control and future curb
John D. Ryan, chairman of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company, argues in a Washington Times interview that a reasonable government or industry control could prevent plant closures, keep workers employed, and stabilize copper prices after wartime surges. He cites foreign buyers benefiting from cutthroat competition and warns against private power harming consumers and the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
John D. Ryan
Th Anaconda Copper Mining Company
C. Forbes
New York Financial Week
Ryan
Anaconda
Forbes
Washington Times
Anaconda Company
American Brass Company
Mr. Ryan
United States
United States Steel Corporation
Harding
Permits for Hoh Grazing Due by February First 1922
Stockmen planning to graze cattle sheep or horses in the Lewis and Clark and Jefferson national forests for the next season must file permits by February 1 1922 forest supervisor W B Wiley announced applications routed through the district ranger in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clark and Jefferson National Forests
W. B. Wiley
Wiley
CARD OF THANKS FOR EMMA BELLE GRAVES
The Anderson and Graves families express heartfelt appreciation for the kindness shown after the loss of Emma Belle. They thank everyone for beautiful floral tributes and assistance, listing Mr. Pete Anderson and daughter, Mr. John M. Graves, Mr. and Mrs. Obert Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stephens, Miss Joy Graves, Miss Dolly Graves, and Mr. E. T. Bynum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Belle
Pete Anderson
John M. Graves
Obert Peterson
J. H. Stephens
Joy Graves
Dolly Graves
E. T. Bynum
Farmington News Recap of Holidays and Local Events
Farmington community reports Christmas visits among the Lindseths Forseths Otnesses and Dolalies Hanson and Evenson families. Winnie Slanger’s walking remains limited. Christmas program at church with tree and treats. Ladies Aid to meet January 11 at Chris Lindseth home. School party delighted lower and upper grades. Notable: death of Margaret Hanson, daughter of Chris and Mrs Hanson, at St Paul hospital. A newborn born to Oliver and family. Christmas day dinners hosted by Hynes and Passomore DeRusha Swanbeck families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Cleive
T. Hanson
R. Bruce
Olaf Lindseth
O. S. Forseth
C. O. Lindseth
J. Otness
E. Dolalie
Hanson
Evenson
Winnie Slanger
Chris Lindseth
East Farmington
Hanson Young Folks
Chris Hanson
Chateau
Margaret
St. Paul
A. A. Peterson
Carolyn
Glacier Park
Oliver Mauseth
Passomore
DeRusha
Guthrie couple honored on silver wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs A B Guthrie were surprised by about fifty friends at their home to celebrate 25 years of marriage. The evening featured games and singing, followed by a late lunch and a silver gift for the couple as warm wishes were exchanged for many more happy years together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Guthrie
Mrs. Guthrie
Montana State College Farmers Short Course Week Details
The Montana State College will host its annual Farmers Short Course January 9 to 14 alongside many related meetings. Local officials and farm groups plan programs to boost community prosperity with Uncle Sam Hampton as a keynote speaker. Montana outputs include 11,850,000 eggs and 6,260,000 dollars in poultry product value. diversification of dry land farms is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State’ College
Farm Bureau
Boys’ Vocational Congress
County Agents
Montana Bankers
Montana Rabbit Producers Association
Montana Shorthorn Breeders Association
Montana Farm Journals
Montana Seed Growers Association
Cming
Louis Hart
John McManus
O. M. Johnson
N. Walker
Nic Ludowissi
IC. Keister
Sam Hampton
Montana
R. L. Smith
Bozeman
Bellboy’s clever wake up system draws a laugh
A Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegram item describes a bellboy who devised a door tattoo message to wake a sleepy guest. The guest sees an envelope inside and a slip reading its time to get up, after instructions to be called early.
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Pittsburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pendroyews
Teton High
America
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank OF
American Brass
Europe
Paul Jones
James J. Montague
Farmington
Ther Citizens State Bank
Choteau
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