Montana County Superintendents Hold Annual Meeting in Dillon
County superintendents of Montana convened in Dillon for their annual convention and training course to be held at the Normal auditorium for two weeks. Leading lecturers include Katherine Cook and Estaline Wilson with talks by May Trumper and other state and university leaders.
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Thetate
Montana
Dillon
May Trumper
Katherine Cook
Washington, D. C
United States Bureau of Education
Estaline Wilson
Toledo
Ohio
Atkinson
State Agricultural College
Bozeman
Jessie L. Duboc
H. Davis
The
Normal College
Trumper
C. H. Clapp
State University
Missoula
Tessie Degan
the Normal College
C. A. Pessen
Nellie Johnnott
M. A. Brannon
University of Montana
Salvation Army distributes Christmas baskets to needy in Dillon
Fifteen baskets filled with chicken vegetables fruit mince pies candy and other items were distributed on Christmas morning by the Salvation Army to the poor and needy of Dillon. Donations came from Odd Fellows Nelson Grocery Montana Mercantile Graeter Grocery D H Dickey Grocery Western Wholesale Bond Grocery Beavershead Motors Niblack’s Men’s Store Dillon Dry Goods State Bank Red Star Garage and local residents with names withheld. An itemized list of donors and recipients was prepared and will be shared with donors on request. Enovy Edgar Winters, Officer in Charge Local Corps.
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Salvation Army
Odd Fellows
Nelson Grocery
Montana’ Mercantile
Montana Mercantile
Graeter Grocery
McFadden
City Bakery
D. H. Dickey
Western Wholesale
Bond Grocery
Waldorf Grony
Foragrays
AVE AG
Bliel’s
Beaverhead Motors
Niblack’s
Dillon Dry Goods
State Bank
Red Star Garage
Mra
Mra. Chas, Wilson, $2.06;Names Withheld, Vegetables and Meats; ‘Hughes & McCaleb
Edgar Winters
Beaverhead quintet to clash with Anaconda Friday night
Beaverhead high school opens the season with a home game against Anaconda at the local gym. Beaverhead fields a largely new lineup though last year’s reserves have developed into stars. They boast one win this season over Sheridan 24 to 16. Starters to be announced include Ted Oliver, Harold Holmes, Ben Crowley, Ott Gordon, Wayne Sewell, Douglas Thomas, and Albert Dullenty.
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Beaverhead Thigh
Anaconda
Cashmore
Beaverhead Quint
Sheridan
Ted Oliver
Harold Holmes
Ben ‘Crowley
Ott Gordon
Wayne Sewell
Douglas Thoma
Albert Dullenty
State Receives Oil Royalty Fueling 1923 Revenues
Montana’s share of public land crude oil royalties for the fiscal year ending June 30 was $90,876.28 with a remittance received by State Treasurer O. H. Junod. Total Montana oil royalties amounted to $242,336.75, with 37 percent returned to the state. For 1923 the state received $12,057.24 more than 1922, when the share was $78,219.04. Funds are distributed to the state highway department and common schools.
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Helena
Montana
O. H. Junod
State Highway Department
Sonny Returns Home to a Broken Ring Drama
A war veteran named Sonny comes home to Me town four years late and finds his sweetheart wearing another man's engagement ring. Neighbors misread his arrival as a crime spree and threaten to turn him away, setting off a tense, melodramatic homecoming scene in this Sunshine Trail adventure.
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Sonny
Display of Buffalo Christmas Figures Auctioned in Pocatello
In a readable segment from a Pocatello paper, a display showing a buffalo head and other figures tied to a Christmas event is described. The items were displayed in a local lodge club room after being recovered and prepared by Mr. Staudaker and others.
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Pocatello
White House
Pat Butte
Staudaker
Pocatello Hlk Lodge
Theta Christmas Party at Camel Inn and Hartwig Theatre
The Theta Christmas party was held last Saturday at the Camel Inn with dinner at three decorated tables each featuring a miniature tree. Thirty ladies attended a theatre party at the Hartwig, hosted by Mrs. Walter Taylor, Mrs. W. E H. Stephenson, Mrs. George Gosman, Clara and Mille Adams, and Cora Taylor. The annual gift distribution was replaced by a Boy Scouts fundraising pledge.
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Theta
Camel Inn
Hartwig
Walter Taylor
W. E H. Stephenson
George Gosman
Clara Plant
Clara
Mille Adams
Cora Taylor
Entire Chorus I8 Engaged For Film Comedy
Larry Lemon engaged the entire chorus of a New York musical comedy touring the Pacific coast for scenes in The Show to be shown at the Hartwig theatre tonight and Thursday. The production is described as the most expensive two reeler ever produced with a three thousand seat setting and trains for chase scenes. The comedian plays both a property boy and a member of the audience delivering broad humor.
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Larry Lemon
New York
Pacific Coast
Hartwig Theatre
Wives Go Wrong at Hartwig Theater
The Stranger, a eerie figure in the domestic drama Wives Go Wrong, comments on jealousy as the grave of affection. The play opens January 5 at the Hartwig Theatre, where tense marital troubles unfold amid quotable contortions and enigmatic interludes.
Three Kinds of Business and 1924 Outlook by Babson
Roger W. Babson, renowned statistician, outlines the 1924 business outlook in a special statement from Wellesley Hills Mass. He describes three zones of activity, warns against excessive booms, and predicts a middle-ground year with steady gains. He cites car loadings, building permits, bank deposits, and the oil sector as indicators while noting cyclical adjustments and political impacts on commerce. He argues that moderate conditions are healthiest for business and urges planning within typical fluctuations.
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Roger W. Babson
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Tos
Ise
Bakson
Nd Congress
Tega
Europe
Central Zone
Eid
Revolution Waged in Local Austrian Colony
A reported dustup north of town led to sheriff’s precincts booking about six individuals for disturbances. Severenski suspects faced a still forfeiture under the Volstead act, with bonds set and fines imposed. a Rebich boy’s case moved to juvenile court. firearms were confiscated and the case referred to the state game department.
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Severenski
Mooneny
Sheriff's Office
Severenskigs
Rebich
Severenskis
State Game Department
New Year Quiet in Dillon As Prohibition Crackdown Clears
New Year's Day in Dillon passed without arrests or disturbances as sheriff's personnel and federal officer John Reeves reported no incidents. Earlier in the week ten liquor-law violators were rounded up with several pleading guilty and trials pending.
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Dillon
Volstead
Sheriff's Office
John Reeves
Car Rumble Damages Montana Meat Market Window
A Franklin touring car rolled into the Montana Meat Market display window last Monday afternoon. The crash crushed the glass, injuring proprietor R. N. Cosgrove who lacerated his right hand while removing the shards.
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Montana
R. N. Cosgrove
Schools Resume After Christmas Vacation In City
City schools reopen after mid winter break. High school will add two Saturdays to recoup two lost days. Many teachers and students have returned from holidays and relatives in Dillon.
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Dillon
Prize stock show draws many at Montana event
The Rotary club reports strong interest from fat stock and registered livestock growers statewide for the Montana Stockmen's association annual meeting in the city in April. Sweepstakes promising a carload of fat cattle could make the event one of the biggest yet.
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Montana Stockmen’s Association
Normal College to Start Montana Building Program in 1924
Helena reports work on the University of Montana plan will begin early in 1924. Bond sales totaling $550,000 will fund four units including a $125,000 library, an $85,600 gym, and a $50,000 heating plant at the Normal College in Dillon. Local labor will largely perform excavation as construction advances, with occupancy aimed for next October and fall quarter use.
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Dillon
Helena
University of Montana
State Normal College
State Board of Examiners
Board of Education
Normal College
Normal
Frank Hitel
Hbrary
Ed Ely Sells Red Boot Shoe Shop to Bob Rowlands
Ed Ely disposed of his Red Boot Shoe Shop to Bob Rowlands this week. Rowlands took possession yesterday and is described as an expert in shoe repair. The shop is noted as one of the state's best equipped establishments after five years of successful business by Ely.
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Ed Ely
Bob Rowlands
Mr. Rowlands
Ely
Feddenes
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Buffalo
Board of Examiners
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