Beaverhead County Banquet Draws Statewide Notables
A large Beaverhead County Commercial Club Get-Together banquet at the Metlen hotel drew distinguished visitors from Butte Helena and beyond. Speakers shared views on business development and county growth while promising cooperation with state and regional groups to advance Montana’s prosperity.
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Beaverhead County
Metlen
Beaverhead
J. E. Monroe
Normal College
Philip W. Blake
Butte Chamber of Commerce
J .H. Gilbert
First National Bank
Blake
Frank Hazelbaker
Butte
S. Diel
Wyoming
John A. Donavan
Chamber of Commerce
Montana
JJ. F. Greenewalt
Helena
Mountain States Telephone and Teleh Co
Beauty Spot in Dillon Greenhouse Attracts Walkers and Shoppers
The Dillon Greenhouse Co. near Thomsen Avenue showcases a new 10 000 square foot glass house with steam heated buildings. Manager Horn notes brisk cut flower sales from Butte, plus carnations, violets and early vegetables on display as Dillon targets steady local and regional trade.
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Dillon Greenhouse Co
Horn
Butte
Thomsen Avenue
Tax Tripune
Dillon
Trespassers Pinched at City Grounds Barns
Two trespassers found on fair grounds property and sleeping in Mr Smiths barn were brought to the police headquarters early in the week. They were granted authority through legal channels to aid in cleaning central city alleys in exchange for better sleeping quarters and meals. They were released afterward.
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Fair Grounds
Mr. Smith
May Williams Faces Deportation Recalled From Fugitive Life
The Montana records recount May Williams alias Walker alias Allen alias Nora Sumi as a long fugitive born in Oregon. She has been deported to Canada, escaped custody in Helena, and evaded authorities across Montana and Idaho while tied to a white slave case and other charges. Authorities plan to send her back to Canada on an outstanding warrant.
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the Tribune
May Williams
Walker
May
Montana Daily Record
May Walker
Dillon
Alexis Itkoff
Canada
Helena
Pocatello
May Allen
Nora Loat
Nora Hamilton
Nora Sumi
Nora Topslick
Nora Hammersly
Nora Earle
Oregon
Vancouver
Helena City
Wood Street
Barnes
House of the Good Shepherd
Alexis Stkoff
Montana
Idaho
Shoshone
Disin
Two Men Sentenced to State Prison for Burglary
Harry Matthews and Larry Houchins received one year each for burglary after pleading guilty in district court. They admitted taking a suitcase and part of its contents from Frank Whitney and later pawned the items at a second-hand store. The case connected to an early train arrival and a missing check. Hicks and Gill, youths aged about thirty, also admitted burglary and were sentenced to one year hard labor in Deer Lodge.
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Harry Matthews
Larry Houchins
Frank Whitney
Whitney
Houchins
Mr. Harrison
Silver Bow
Hickey
Gill
Ogden
W. A. Clark
Burgalry
Deer Lodge
Local Sheriff Sought After Rifle Robbery Suspects
The sheriff hunts two men believed to have stolen rifles and an automatic revolver from Ernest and Matt. Police describe the items as a pair of rifles and an auto robes belonging to the two men. The search continues with no arrests reported.
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Robes
Ernest
Matt
Prolific Montana Holstein Records Calf Births Near Fort Harrison
G. L. Dyer of Fort Harrison reports to Secretary A. J. Breitstein that his Holstein cow produced five calves and two grand calves in 20 months. The cow first bore twins less than 20 months ago, then twins again after breeding, and recently calved a triplet. He seeks a special premium at the state fair next fall.
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G. L. Dyer
Fort Harrison
A. J. Breitenstein
Revered Watson Celebrates 52 Mile Auto Journey
Reverend W. S. Watson rejoiced yesterday over a 52 mile automobile outing the day before. His remarks likened the trip to a sunburnt journey and its glow on his complexion.
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W. S. Watson
Oratorical Contest Tonight at Dillon College
The State Normal College Oratorical contest will be at the Dillon college tonight at 8 30. Judges are Rev W J H Gilbert and Ro. Admission is free. Prizes are 35 15 and 10 with the top prize winner to represent the college in the Montana extemporaneous contest May 2.
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State Normal College Oratorical Association
Dillon
W. J. H. Gilbert
The
Normal College
Montana
May Price
Maurice Mosher
Maud Arthur
Wilhelmina Kramer
College Glee Club
College Orchestra
Watson
Y S. Stephenson
Mulkey Couple Return After Health Checkup Weeks Away
Gus Mulkey and his wife returned to Leadore on Wednesday after a several day trip to Dillon. The article notes her ongoing medical treatment and reports she is in the best of health now.
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Gus Mulkey
Dillon
Leadore Standard
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Denver
State Normal College
W. J. Ingling
Ingling
W. N. Bichler
G. & P. Railroad
Armstead
Salmon City
Bichler
A. J. Welcomb
Twin Bridges Banking Co
Gilbert
Welcomb
Madison County
J. W. Kennedy
Montana Bureau of Publicity
Thomson Avenue
Morris
Spokane Spokesman-Review
C. R. Hickey
John Gill
Elliott Cabin
U. S
Smith & Wesson
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