Mountain States to Spend 1 641 900 on Montana Telephone Expansion
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph plans to spend 1 641 900 during 1930 to improve and extend Montana telephone service. Major long distance upgrades include new copper circuits and replacement of iron lines, with 513 800 allocated to Montana long distance facilities and 1 565 000 for wages rents and related costs. The plan adds 1 892 telephones statewide and expands lines between Culbertson Plentywood Froid Antelope Helena Missoula Forsyth Colstrip and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Montana
F. H. Reid
J.J. Rooney
Mountain Gates Company
Telephone Company
Culbertson
Plentywood
Froid
Antelope
Haiment Bond of Service Offered to Ease Pain
A local notice encourages bruised or battered individuals to seek Haiment remedies believed to chase away pain. The store promises to acknowledge contributions with thanks and asks readers to establish a bond of service between the shop and homes.
Community Birthday Celebrations and Appointments
Mr and Mrs Joe Poole and family of Woods Livestock visited the Verbanes. Mike Manhart went to Dillon. Anton Bayan hosted a birthday dinner for son Frank with ice cream and cake. Large crowd gathered at Val Tadovich birthday party with dancing and midnight lunch. Sarah Harroun returned from Roundup to Dillon for a few days with family. Mack Poole and daughter Laverne left for Spencer Idaho for a Wood's Livestock manager post. Several local youths visited over the weekend including Allie Hancock Josephine Verbance Albert Polish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Poole
the Woods
John Verbance
Anton Bayan
Frank
Val Tadovich
Mr. Tadovich
Butte
Melrose
Apex
Dillon
Sarah Harroun
Harry Harper
J. M. Gray
W. H. Gray
Dan Pichone
Mack Poole
Laverne
Spencer
Idaho
Poole
Wood
Anaconda Banquet Draws Local Anglers Club Leaders
Charles R. Price deputy state game and fish warden and J. C. Whitham supervisor of Beaverhead national forest attended an Anaconda Anglers' club banquet last Saturday evening. They reported a splendid and enthusiastic meeting.
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Charles R. Price
J. C. Whitham
Beaverhead National Forest
Anaconda
Anglers’ Club
Tiger Rose Moves North Woods Frontier on Screen
Warner Bros presents the tale of the railroad coming to the Hudson Bay frontier with Monte Blue and Lupe Velez in the lead roles. The cast includes Grant Withers Bull Montana Tully Marshall H B Warner Gaston Glass Rin Tin Tin and others as the supporting players in the Hartwig Theatre engagement.
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Lindbergh
Mexico
Hudson Bay Country
George Fitzmaurice
Hudson Bay Region
Panama
Arctic Circle
North Woods
Monte Blue
Lupe Velez
Warner Bros
Vitaphone
Hartwig Theatre
Grant Withers
Bull Montana
Tully Marshall
H. B. Warner
Gaston Glass
Rin-Tin-Tin
Barrymore in Triple Role in General Crack Talkie
John Barrymore stars in General Crack in his first talking picture at Hartwig theatre Tuesday. He plays General Crack and also portrays his father and the father’s ghost, with Alan Crosland directing and a supporting cast that includes Lowell Sherman Marian Nixon Armida Hobart Bosworth Jacqueline Logan Philippe de Lacy Otto Matieson.
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John Barrymore
Warner: Brothers Vitaphone
Hartwig Theatre
Prince Christian
Europe
Mr. Barrymore
Barrymore
General Crack
Alan Crosland
Lowell Sherman
Marian Nixon
Armida
Hobart Bosworth
Jacqueline Logan
Philippe de Lacy
Otto Matieson
Walter Anthony
George Preedy
J. Grubb Alexander
Arthur Lake in Dance Hall wears garters to appear undressed
Arthur Lake the lead in Dance Hall shows garters in several scenes to simulate undressing while wearing only shorts. Director Melville Brown explains the effect aimed at avoiding mistaken impressions of being part of a track team. Olive Borden co stars with Joseph Cawthorn and others in this Radio Pictures musical talkie adaptation from Vina Delmar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lake
Hartwig Theatre
Arthur
Melville Brown
Olive Borden
Vina Delmar
Joseph Cawthorn
Helen ‘Kaiser
Ralph Emerson
Lee Moran
Chevrolet Six Elevates Style and Ride in 1930 Model
The 1930 Chevrolet six updates styling and comfort with a cowl molding, revised window reveals, smaller wheels with larger tires, a sloping windshield, and Duco color harmonies. Interiors gain two tone instrument panel, mohair or velour upholstery, added insulation, and a streamlined driver’s area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Fisher Body Organization
General Motors
Examiner Ad Highlights Small Investment Returns
A compact notice in the Examiner promotes a small investment opportunity promising steady returns. It notes accessibility for general readers and emphasizes simplicity and safety in the program.
Tanlac touted as equal remedy for stomach liver and rheumatic troubles
The advertisement claims Tanlac cures stomach and liver issues, rheumatism, and related pains, with nurse Mrs. B Piccard endorsing its effectiveness after a decade of use. It warns against fake substitutes and notes Tanlac is sold by druggists with a guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarlac
Allston
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Mountain States T. & T. Company
Helena
Missoula
Forsyth
Colstrip
Great Falls
Shelby
Saco
Hogeland
Lewistown
Billings
Anderson Meat Market
Reichle
Mike Manhart
Allie
Jay Hancock
Josephine Verbance
Albert Polish
Americas
J. W. Walters
Montana Street
North ‘Woods
The
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Beaverhead County
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Investme
Procter & Gambe
Dillon, Montana
Square Deal Cash Store
Montana Mercantile Co
Wisdom, Montana Basin Mercantile Co
Divide, Montana
Jackson, Montana Basin Mercantile Co
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