Normal College to Open Basketball Season With Liniment League Play
Normal college and Beaverhead county high school will field quintets with Independent teams likely forming. The season opens with a Liniment League tournament as captains select five or six teams for a round of games this week. Coach Hollister will begin varsity work next week with Homer Howe and Chet Taylor returning from last year’s squad.
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Beaverhead ‘County High
The
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Liniment League
Hollister
Varsiity
Homer Howe
Chet Taylor
Bill Meek
Sig Moe
Howe
Taylor
Montana
Butte
Flames Damage Ranch Home In Horse Prairie
A blaze started from a defective flue and damaged the home of George P Hughes in Horse Prairie Sunday morning. The fire swept the roof and second story before extinguishment with insured damage estimated at about 1500 dollars. The Dillon volunteer fire department responded quickly, finding a garage blaze owned by F E Boger and a stored Chevrolet destroyed.
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George P. Hughes
Horse Prairie
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
F. E. Boger
Rancher Sues Over Irrigation Water Interference in Valley
Henry C Norse sues John M Kambijch in district court alleging interference with irrigation ditch waters. Damages sought include 2000 dollars actual and 3000 dollars punitive. Other notes: Joe Rebich vs Martin Markovich judgment in justice court. potato digger ownership issue. Homestead proofs filed by Samuel L Parker Peter Anson and James F Harrison. Richard Schwab arraigned on misdemeanor, released on 250 dollar bond.
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John M. Kambijch
Beaverhead
Joe Rebich
Martin Markovich
Justice Court
Justice of the Peace
Louis Stahl
Samuel L. Parker
Peter Anson
James F. Harrison
Fred Rife
Richard Schwab
L. P. Phillips
Katherine Schwab
Sugar Bowl Cafe Changes Hands Today
Dillon’s largest restaurant, the Sugar Bowl cafe, will change ownership today. J Anson Baxter sells to Roy Jackson a veteran local restaurateur who will assume charge immediately with his wife assisting. Improvements and special holiday features are planned and the cafe will remain open during the transition.
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J. Anson Baxter
Roy Jackson
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Tafe
Veterans Examinations for Citizenship Set Tomorrow
Phillips, district director of naturalization from Salt Lake, attends to examine aliens who served in the U S forces during World War I and seek citizenship. Under the May 26 1926 law, alien veterans are waived from usual naturalization requirements. first papers, residence proofs not needed. Ex servicemen may obtain citizenship at once with discharge and witnesses, by showing satisfactory proof at the exam.
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Naturalization
Salt Lake
United States
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Beav erhead County Awards Printing and Physician Contracts
The Beaverhead County Board of Commissioners awarded The Examiner Printing Company a two year county printing contract and Dr. M A Walker the county physician position for 980 dollars per year. Reappointed to the high school board were Miss Jean Bishop and J H Gilbert for two and three year terms. Mrs C P Willis was reappointed to the county board of examiners. Attendees listed include Chairman O C Gosman, Commissioners A L Anderson and J E Shaw, and Acting Clerk Albert S Baker.
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Board of Commissioners
Examiner
Lima Ledgers
Lima
Tribune Publishing Company
Dillon
M. A. Walker
L. F.molleur
W. H. Stephan
Jean Bishop
J. H. Gilbert
Beaverhead County
Bishop
Mr. Gilbert
C. P. Willis
County Board of Examiners
O. C. Gosman
A. L. Anderson
J. E. Shaw
Wisdom
Alberts. Baker
President Davis Returns from Eastern Tour
Dr. S. E. Davis, president of the Normal college, returned Sunday from an extensive eastern trip where he lectured before educational bodies. He spoke at the Missouri Teachers association convention in Kansas City, joining speakers like Calvin Coolidge and Dr. Henry Suzzallo.
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The
Normal College
Missouri Teachers’ Association
Kansas City
Pres
Calvin Coolidge
Henry Suzzalo
Frances E. Blair
Lsted
Montana wheat prize wins at Chicago show
Corvallis growers celebrate a prize in Chicago this week as C. Edson Smith led the Corvallis team in the international wheat competition. The event highlighted Montana’s dry land wheat nat. leaders.
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Chicago
Examiner foregoes Christmas edition this year
The Dillon Examiner states no special holiday issue will be published this year. Last year’s elaborate Christmas number drew strong support from the patary club merchants and business men of Dillon, prompting avoidance of soliciting advertising for another special edition now.
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State board defers on funding for Eastern Montana Normal School
Helena December 6 The state board of education did not recommend establishing and funding the proposed Eastern Montana Normal School at Billings. Chancellor Brannon was authorized to confer with the legislature on the project status. Senator Elect Ernest Eaton urged immediate start citing Billings facilities and a $75 000 annual construction request. The plan includes building the rear unit of the main structure within two years and dormitory funding from earnings. The governor warned against new expenditures now and suggested postponement.
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State Board of Education
Eastern Montana Normal School
Billings
Brannon
Ernest T. Eaton
Beaverhead Post Names Candidates for Office
Beaverhead post of the American Legion at city hall nominated candidates for officer posts for the ensuing year. Election set for December 16. Nominations include Commander George Baker Vorhees Paddock George Gosman T Lee McCracken Date and others. Vice commander Eugene Bond Jay V McCarthy Harvey Sorenson. Adjutant Joe Fuller George Baker Joseph Jacques Richard R Price. Finance officer Joe Jacques T Lee McCracken J C Wedum George M Gosman A M Jones. Historian J B Cluley Walter Stamm. Chaplain Rev C H Parlour. Sergeant at arms Warren Sutherland Dr F M Poindexter Dr W J Romersa D N Paris. Executive committee T E Gilbert Dr R D
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American Legion
Lvely
George Baker
Vorhees Paddock
George Gosman
T. Lee McCracken
Tash
Eugene Bond
Jay V. McCarthy
Harvey Sorenson
Joe Fuller
Joseph Jacques
Richard R. Price
Joe Jacques
J. C. Wedum
George M. Gosman
A. M. Jones
Twenty Four To Graduate From Normal College
Twenty four students of the Montana State Normal college will receive diplomas at the commencement next Wednesday morning December 15. Chancellor M A Brannon of the University of Montana will deliver the address. President S E Davis will present the candidates and diplomas will be conferred by Hon Frank Ellel of the state board of education. The program includes performances by the college women’s glee club and Miss Muriel Thomas in a violin solo. The senior Sunday dinner honoring the December graduates will be held at the residence halls next Sunday.
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M. A. Brannon
University of Montana
E. Davis
Frank Ellel
State Board of Education
Women’s Glee Club
Muriel Thomas
Dillon Golfers Hear Call of Greens Sunday
Dillon players faced a uncertain schedule as winter fades and spring arrives. The team plans to respond to a growing demand for practice and competition, aiming to build momentum for upcoming tournaments near the city.
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Thibadeau Wins Radio Prize Using Sixty Nine Stations
W W Thibadeau tuned in on 69 stations last week with his Atwater-Kent 6 tube compact and won two radio batteries from Beaverhead Motors. He praised the one dial set for picking up Chicago and Western stations with clear volume. Bud Galt notes Atwater Kent’s strong sales appeal as Beaverhead Motors displays the line locally.
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W. W. Thibideau
Atwater-Kent
Beaverhead Motors Company
Action
Thibideau
Chicago
West
Atwater
Dillon Prepares Christmas Tree Parade and Lights
Dillon business leaders plan a citywide Christmas display with hundreds of evergreen trees from Verhead county set along main streets and intersections. Frank A. Hazelbaker and Cha H Niblack met with merchants who promised enthusiastic support and immediate contracting.
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Dillon Business m
St. Claus
Everhead County
Christy
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Cha. H.niblack
Butte Meat Company Opens New Market on Main Street
Cosgrove, ex mayor of Washington, directs the move to a new 120 North Main Street market offering extra goods at low prices with flexible cash terms. The firm emphasizes sanitary facilities and value under Cosgrove’s management.
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Cosgrove
Washington
Butte Meat
North Main
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Montana history pageant and Dillon council meeting noted
A Normal College convocation presented a history pageant by grades 5 to 8 with episodes on Jefferson and Lewis Clark, mining in Bannack and Virginia City, vigilantes, pioneers, and Montana products. Separately, the Dillon city council met in regular session approving routine bills and salaries for city staff.
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Wits
Gralley
Montana
Jefferson
Lewis and Clark
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Clark
Forks
Bannack
Virginia City
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