Excerpts From The Examiner Float In From California And Nearby
Lee Carter arrives from Alhambra Cal for health. Fred Woodside and wife return from Minneapolis after attending the Twin Cities Automobile show and meet former Dillon resident M. E. Barry, sales manager for Studebaker. Arthur Ripley, Glenna Vance drive to Anaconda. Frank and Adolph Eliel return from Los Angeles meeting many Montana people. The City Baking Co adds a new white Ford delivery truck. Col Alf Decker returns from Los Angeles on Short Line. Roy Stephenson returns home to Kenosha Wis from Dillon, hosted by J. P. Best. Henry Deutsch attends Montana state carpenters convention and becomes fifth vice president. Al Hughes returns from Santa Ana after his mother's illness. H P Lane raises 30 Buff Orpingtons with careful culling and special lighting. Yale Waterman selects a dozen birds for a pen. Lee Hubbard arrested in Pasco Wash on statuary charge and will be extradited. Community singing set for Washington’s Birthday Feb 22 at the public school. road conditions praised with good winter travel. Two men named Schoult and Adams arrested for vagrancy. Victor Carrigan returns from Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Col
Alf Decker
Dillon
Wisconsin
Roy Stephenson
Kenosha
Wis
City
California
al Hughes
Santa Ana
Cal
H. P. Lane
Lane
Yeader
Mr. Lane
Yale Waterman
Pasco
Lee Hubbard
Wash
Hubbard
Washington
Ee Land
Butte
Schoult
Adams
Victor Carrigan
Boy Scouts Club House Becomes Assured Project
The Boy Scouts club house project is now an assured fact with work to start next Saturday. Donations from multiple sources, American Legion support, and Labor unions push the campaign to completion, cutting costs and securing volunteers for construction and electrical work. The 40 by 30 foot building will include a large central fireplace and two connecting structures serving as kitchen and bath facilities. The site lease and lighting come from Union Electric.
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Boy Scouts
American Legion
R. A. Reaser
Carpenters’ Union
R. T. Wemple
Chris Olsen
Union Electric Company
Kater the Magician Offers Evening of Tricks at Normal Hall
The magician Kater will perform at the Normal auditorium on February 21. He is known for sleight-of-hand and new illusion tricks that mystify and entertain. A heart to heart talk for boys and young men will accompany the show, emphasizing that magic can teach and inspire beyond mere amusement.
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Kater
United States
Canada
Cattle Market Shows Profit Upturn In Horse Prairie
The Salmon City Herald reports a healthier cattle market with steers at 7.65 dollars in Horse Prairie, up from 6.00 a year ago, a near thirty percent gain. Many cattlemen expect prices to reach eight dollars, though some still deem current offers low.
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Salmon City Herald
Children of Dust epic idealized for Hartwig run
Frank Borzage directs First National drama about Archer an old man who beats a boy and is imprisoned. On release the boy grows to adulthood and loves a wealthy girl while Archer’s role in the romance shapes the lad’s life in this human angle drama.
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Frank Borzage
Hartwig Theatre
Archer
Borzage
The Clean Up starring Herb Rawlinson at Hartwig Theatre
Herb Rawlinson returns in The Clean Up a whimsical comedy about a millionaire’s grandson who inherits a town’s fortune for a lesson in money. The town spends wildly as crooks threaten, with thrills and adventures guiding the youth to happiness and a final fortune reveal.
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Herbert Rawlinson
Hartwig Theatre
Universal
H. H. van Loan
Westbound Limited thrills at Hartwig theatre
The Emory Johnson drama features a fierce engine cab fight aboard a speeding train. A fireman attacks the engineer as passengers ride in sleepers behind. The engineer defends to avert disaster near a culvert, in a scene touted as highly thrilling.
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Emory Johnson
Hartwig Theatre
Reins Lost Buggy Upset Injures Two Women in Melrose
In Melrose on a Wednesday card party ride a short rein slipped from Mrs. MacQuarry’s hand causing the horse and buggy to bolt. The crash threw both occupants near the Reid ranch gate. Mrs. MacQuarry suffered a broken clavicle while Mrs. Reid remains ill from shock and bruises. They are hospital bound for care.
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Melrose
Clifford Reid
MacQuarry
Murray Hospital
Butte
Binney in Court Over Vigilante Motion Picture Case
Harold J. Binney faced arraignment in Butte on a felony information linked to a Vigilante Days film project. Judge Lynch set bail at 3500 dollars after Binney, without an attorney, asked for time to obtain counsel. The charges allege Binney claimed he managed a production with star names and contracts, which the information says are false.
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Butte
Harold J. Binney
California
Justin Bourquin
Lynch
Binney
C. M. Jones
Vigilante Motion Picture Corporation
Jane Novak
Herbert Rawlinson
Milton Sills
Robert McKim
Harry B. Walthall
Metro People
Sam V. Stewart
Joseph R. Jackson
J.bruce Kremer
Alma
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Dillon Examiner
Lee Carter
Alhambra
Twin Cities
Fred Woodside
Minneapolis
St. Paul
M. E. Barry
Barry
Studebaker Automobile Company
Anaconda
Arthur Ripley
Glenna Vance
Frank Eliel
Adolph Eliel
BOY Scout Club
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Manhattan
New Oxfords
POL Bod Ee
Bradolel Rosese OC
DEE Eeeleeep
Ernie Porte
Jaees
Johnny Walker
Pauline Garon
Lloyd Hudhvs
Children of Dust
Ceils
Herb Rawlinson
G. C. Booth
Pocatelo
City Hall
Dillon Volunteer Fire ‘Department
Rein
Union Electric Co
Jasper Nelson
John J. Black
Chippewa Falls
Tom Flynn
Rhode Island
Joseph F. Gelhaus
Washington Street
Guernsey
Carl J. Hansen
Great Falls Hay & Feed Co
Great Falls
Call Hotel Grand
White Plymouth Rock
Rise St
Rose Heavey
Pacific St
Examiner Office
Miss Paterson
Training School
Waldorf
Ite
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