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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1925

Page

2

Elks to Build Temple in Butte

Butte lodge No 240 names committee to supervise laying the cornerstone of the Elks temple on Montana Street. Ground was broken last September with occupancy planned for early fall. Building cost unfurnished is $125000, plus an estimated $50000 for fixtures and equipment. The three story tapes try brick structure will be one of the finest lodge homes in the northwest.

Montana Butte Lodge No The Elks’ Temple Montana Street Butte Elks' Temple Northwest

Teddy Blue recalls the Stockgrowers Convention in Great Falls

Teddy Blue describes arriving in Great Falls for the stockmen meeting, staying at the Rainbow and Park hotels, dining at the Spray cafe, and reuniting with old-time Montana cowmen. He praises Charlie Russell's home and paintings, notes enduring characters from Deer Lodge to Browning, and laments aging fellows while planning to attend Billings next year.

Great Falls Rainbow Hotel Spray Cafe Dick Marble Ballia Buck Park Hotel Miles City Yellowstone Missouri River Hi Farnum Tom Couch Sid Willis Montana Joe Blue Sioux City South St. Paul Charlie Robertson Chicago Charlie Teddy Blue Charles M. Russell Joe Toomy Dr. J. McNamara Old Fort McGinnis A. B. Cook Bill Donald Pat Crossen the Teton Browning Cut Bank Fergus County George Lincoln Don Waite Platt Belden Leo McCann Murray Deaton McFarland Harvey Burnett Clint Burnett Jim Charters Billy Burnett Louis Coffman Charlie Russell Louie Henry Leiben Flatwillow Jack Harris Wallie Hindehofer Missouri John Chandler Musselshell Will Flowerree Billy Will Ballie Buck Highwood Harry Keaton Teddy Blue al Henry Keaton Tom Daily Shelby George Ayres Grass Range Russell Jack Joe DeYong Russ Pete van Billings

Butte Elks Lodge Plans Grand New Temple Complex

The Montana Elks lodge outlines a four story temple with upper lodge rooms a gymnasium basement and ground floor business space. Grand corner stone ceremonies will feature Elks ritual with Governor Erickson invited and a statewide attendance expected. The dedication will follow upon formal building handover by the contractor.

J. E. Erickson Elks Montana Elks’ Temple Butte

Records of Lewistown Land Office Reveal Early Filings Data

The Lewistown land office is closing and merging with Billings. About 50 000 original letters since July 1908 are being packed along with entry books maps and other records. Mining claims from 1898 to 1906 07 appear in the Judiths Warm Springs North Moccasins Yoga and Running Wolf districts. Names of early residents appear in the ledger and many claims carry fanciful titles such as Yellow Bird Turk Gold Dollar and Klondike.

Lewistown General Land Office Washington Mells James Fergus Montana Fergus County Hobson United States Judith Basin Charles C. Long Township Range Mr. Long Catholic Church T. R. Carson, Weaver & Shayles E.G. Schneider Judiths Warm Springs North Moccasins George J. Bach Martin Maginnis Frank E. Wright Ernest W. King Harrison T. Kendall John P. Barnes Joseph T. Wunderlin Charles D. Allen John D. Waite John L. Bright William A. Shayles H. T. Kendall J.T. Wunderlin E. W. King Kendall Scepter Dewey Montana Top Chipmunk Badger Waterloo Klondike Santiago Gem Old Batch Kid Short Shift Midnight Sun Mule Shoe Free Trade Rising Moon Storm King Golden Eagle Schley Porcupine Snowflake Wild Cat Iron Horse Puzzle

Federal Mines Office Opens in Butte

Federal offices for the United States Bureau of Mines opened at the State School of Mines in Butte. J. E. McElroy heads the office and plans cooperative work on a large coal seam with Anaconda Copper Mining Co and Clark interests among others.

United States Bureau of Mines State School of Mines Butte J. E. McElroy Anaconda Copper ‘Mining Company Clark

Boys Camp at Poplar Planned for Farm Club Members

The county agent says a boys camp at Poplar is planned this year for farm club members if enough boys show interest. The camp will differ from previous years with changes to the recreation program and schedule.

Poplar D. B. Nable

Community camps to mimic local club functions for boys

The camp will provide games and swimming and be organized like local club activities when a community has enough boys. Milk and perishable produce are delivered by motor trucks with small mechanical refrigeration systems.

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Saeniy FORD Olling S. O. Huseth Central Avenue Mont Riley Butte Bottlers Supply CO Main St Butte, Mont A.C. M Frank Conley Deer Lodge Charlie Williams Lewistown Land Office Charles M George H. Kelly John B. Clark George Knudson Butts Hovis & Johnson Laux Bros A. W. Stoddard Guy Morrison Angus McMillan Calumet Tiutte Fisk Massasd S.S Abrams Tire Sales Coo Cuticur Practical Dyers and Cleaners Great Falls, Mont Greenfield Advertising Agency Missoula Frary & Burlingame APEX DARK Butte Malt Syrup Co Hetail South Idaho St Blackfoot Land Development CO Pratt’s Baby Chick Foods State Nursery & Seed CO Helena Selorists
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