Walsh of Montana Triumphs in Teapot Dome Probe
The nation praises Senator Thomas J. Walsh for leading the Teapot Dome investigations. His legal skill and relentless pursuit exposed wrongdoing, guiding the effort to restore naval oil lands to the government and bolster national preparedness.
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Teapot Dome
Montana
Thomas J. Walsh
Walsh
Senate
United States
United States Senate
Commonwealth
Public Lands Committee
Senator Walsh
Naval Oil
President Coolidge
Merchant Marine
Campfire Ranks and Local Group News Summary
Campfire Girls in Dilon progress through Wood-Gatherer Fire-Maker and Torch-Bearer ranks with requirements including meetings, ceremonial participation, naming and symbol selection. Sacajawea group reports a January 30 meeting, a $10.85 food sale, and plans for a Mothers Tea plus a February 2 hike. Hokanaki group hosts a popcorn ball sale raising $6.05 and marks March 17 as Campfire’s eleventh anniversary, with funds supporting musical education for needy girls. Yallani group heads toward Wood-Gatherer rank. Marcie Vandegrift is president.
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Campfire
Dilfon
Miss Bruce
Davis
Bond’s
Hokanaki
Waldorf Store
Hakanaki Group
Campfire Girl ranks and early meeting notes
Twenty Yallani Campfire-Girls hiked with hikemaster Mae Talent to build a fire and study constellations for Honor 417. Grace Ewing led songs, Edna Pollock taught Campfire songs, and Miss Bridston and Marion Leach discussed Home Craft rules as Anna Christie film notes followed.
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Mae Talent
Grace Ewing
Edna Pollock
Mammy Moon
Bridston
Guardian
Marion Leach
National Parks Bring Vast Sums to West States
Interior figures show Yellowstone visitors spent about 2.0 million dollars last year and 4.0 million in surrounding areas. Glacier in Montana drew 1.25 million for travel, Mount Rainier in Washington spurred 1.5 million in state spending, Crater Lake in Oregon generated 320 thousand, with Seattle and Tacoma boosting tourist facilities.
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West States
Department of the Interior
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Glacier National Park
Park
Washington
Mount Rainer National Park
Great Playground
Pacific Northwest
Seattle
Tacoma
Crater Lake National Park
Oregon
Bible and Pastoral Theme At Local Baptist Service
At the Baptist Church Sunday school starts at 10. The morning sermon explores "The Bible Relationship Between a New Testament and Its Pastor" followed by an 11 am service. Evening message titled "Procrastination" at 7:30 with 6:30 p.m. B P U and prayer. Choir practice Friday 7:30 led by Pastor H J Pritchard.
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H. J Pritchard
Costume contest at city hall Feb 23 rewards top couples
Generous prizes will be awarded for best costumed couple best man best woman and best character on the dance floor at city hall February 23. Drayage and hauling services offered by James Cunningham contact 290 13 tf.
West as East Imagines It Is Basis of Film
Jack Hoxie stars in Where Is This West a Universal comedy drama at Hartwig Theatre next Saturday. The western tale follows John Harley Bimbo McGurk two milkmen and Sallie Summers as they inherit a western ranch facing schemes by local Cowboys to drive them East. Hoxie showcases horsemanship and a daring motorcycle ride in this lively Western adventure.
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Jack Hoxie
Universal
Hartwig Theatre
John Harley
Bimbo McGurk
Sallie Summers
Harley
West
The Ladden Jinx at Hartwig Theatre Tonight and Tomorrow
The piece titled The Ladden Jinx plays at the Hartwig theatre tonight and tomorrow night. Purported superstitions and a curious household tale frame a light staged entry that plays on fear and luck.
Ex football star risks plunge during film stunt on Santa Cruz
Jack Rollens, once a noted football player, leaped about 200 feet down a cliff during a scene for the Chester Bennett production of Thelma with Jane Novak on Santa Cruz island. The stunt occurred amid a hand to hand fight as Sigurd the dwarf battles Peter Burke. Rollens insisted on performing the fall himself. The film will be shown at Hartwig theatre on Tuesday.
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Jack Rollens
Chester Bennett
Thelma
Jane Novak
Santa Cruz Island
Hartwig Theatre
Rollens
Sigurd
Peter Burke
Bennett
Rollins
Hart Returns to Screen in Wild Bill Hickock
William B Hart returns to the screen after a two year absence at the Hartwig theatre next Friday in the Paramount picture Wild Bill Hickock. The story was written by Hart and features his famous pinto pony. Clifford B Smith directs with Ethel Grey Terry and Kathleen O Connor in supporting roles.
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Hart
William
Hartwig Theatre
Paramount
Wild Bill Hickock
Clifford 8
Smith
Ethel Grey Terry
Kathleen O’connor
Real Estate Transacted On Monday In City
H. B. Gimble, a prominent local lumber dealer, sold his South Pacific street residence to Miss Lucy Carson an instructor at the Normal College. Carson will take possession soon. The Gimble home is a new city residence and the rumored sale price is about 12 600 dollars.
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Gimble
South Pacific Street
Lucy Carson
Normal College
Indian Queen mine option signals potential sale
L D Graeter and BE L Hall secured an option on the Indian Queen mine with a substantial sum likely to lead to a sale soon. The news comes amid a week of local events including diplomas, a damaging bowling alley fire, and regional travels by county officials and educators.
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D. Graeter
L. Hall
Normal College
County ‘High School
Ward Bros
Masonic and Patterson
Frank P. Birrer
Children's Dance Class Seeks Young Participants
Miss Paterson conducts a Saturday morning dance class in the training school gym for children aged 4 to 10. Prizes will be awarded at the city hall on February 22.
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Miss Paterson
Training School
Beav erhead County Montana suit over land title dispute
State Bank of Dillon as trustee sues George W Vineyard Michael F Vineyard heir Jennie A Mayo Mohawk Rubber Company Dillon Implement Company and others claiming rights to lands described as sections 4 8 and percent in Beaverhead County Montana. Defendants are summoned to answer within twenty days or risk default judgment. The filing notes possible dower and encumbrances on the title.
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John S. Baker
Dillon
Lima
Thomas Grant
Henry Gleed
H. Tyree
Salt Lake City
District Court
M. H. Parker
American Falls
Idaho
A. C. Gruwell
Will W. Howard
Archie Main
Horse Prairie
A.S. Beardsley
Beaverhead
Montana
Great Falls
United States
Birst Creek
George W. Vineyard
Micheal F. Vineyard
Marianne Vineyard
Jennie A. Mayo
Mohawk Rubber Company
Dillon Implement Company
State of
Marianne Vinesyard
Beaverhead County
Quieting Title Sought for Property in Montana Land Suit
Plaintiff seeks a decree quieting title to NW BWMWH and Lot 4 Gee 17 B4NEX and Lot 8 Sec 18 in T1 B1 WMM. Defendants must answer with their claims or none. Court costs awarded against any adverse claimants. February 6 1924 filing.
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W.M
W. B. Stephenson
Brigham Young to Lead Dillon LDS Meeting Feb 12
President Brigham Young of the Northwestern States Mission will hold services in Dillon on Tuesday February 12 at 8 pm. The church sits at Glendale and South Dakota streets. All are invited and welcome. Edward C. Perry Superintendent.
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L. D
Brigham
Best music obtainable to play for the mask ball
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department offers music for a mask ball on February 22 at the city hall.
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Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
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Dillon, Montana
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State Bank of
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Catholic Church
Examiner
Jasper Nelson
John J. Black
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
Tom Flynn
Wilvertar
Twin Bridges
St. Rose Guild
Waldorf’s
Boy Scout
Rhode Island
Joseph F. Gelhaus
Washington Street
Guernsey
Carl. J. Hansen
Sanitary Dairy
Great Falls Hay & Feed Co
Dillion
Co. C. Newman
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