Eliel's and Lambda Chi Lead Strong Early in Commercial League
Eliel's and the Lambda Chi Sigma squads sit undefeated at 2–0 after wins last night at the Normal gym. Barry & Hopkins beat Beaverhead Motors 21–18, while Dillon Laundry toppled DeMolays 14–8 as league play continues with eight starters and two reserves per team.
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Eliel’s
Lamba Chi’s
Barry & Hopkins
Eliel
Samba Chi Sigma Fraternity
Rotarians
Eliel-Mén’s
Beaverhead Motors
Dillon Laundry
Fraternity
Hliel’s
Samba Chi Sigma
DeMolayvs Oo
Pet
Dijon Steam Laundry
Board of Control
Personels
Barry
Teachers Stiffen Fight in 40 13 Loss to Bobcats
In a fast paced college gym contest the Normal team pushed Montana State Bobcats to a 40 13 defeat despite trailing by a small early margin. Key plays by Cottam Hartwig and Williams paced the visitors while Jock Murray led the Normals from the floor.
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Montana State Bobcats
College Gym
Williams
Bobcats
Murray
Bock
Invaders
Iartwig
Cottam
Hollister
Mount St. Charles
Jock
Hartwig
Beaverhead
Stir
George Gosman
Chuquicamata Copper Heart of World’s Richest Mine
Chuquicamata in Chile is described as the heart of the greatest copper bearing area in the world. The piece notes a $100,000,000 investment in Chilean operations, marking it as a major site with strong American influence in South America.
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Chuquicamata
Chile
Panama
South America
Beavers Prepare for Mis soulians Battle at Home
The Beavers expect their toughest foe of the season, the Mis soulians, to visit the high school gym tomorrow night. Locals, riding a three game win streak, vow to defend home court and deliver a solid performance. Tonight Sheridan visits for a return game after a recent win over Madison.
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Beavers
Idaho Tech
Lima
Lima Independents
Senior boys sell tickets for Hartwig show in Dillon
Under an offer from the Hartwig theater the senior boys will sell tickets for a feature show of the season to raise funds for sending senior boys to the Boys' Vocational congress at Bozeman. Canvassing districts seek immediate support with a first class entertainment included as a surprise. The show is set for Wednesday and Thursday January 20 21.
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Hartwig Theater
Dillon
Boys’ Vocational Congress
Bozeman
Armstead Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Jan 14 Miss Mae Stocker of Grant stayed in Armstead with Mrs. Smith M. Ames. Mrs. B J McMenomey shopped in Dillon Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gordon and son spent Saturday in Dillon. Mrs. F A Kenison and son paused en route from Sheep Creek basin to Dillon. Glen Decker visited on business from Dillon.
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Mae Stocker
Grant
Smith M. Ames
Mrs
Elmer Gordon and Son
Dillon
F. A. Kenison and Son
Sheep Creek Basin
Plunge at Normal college nearing completion
The pool at the Normal college will be finished in about a week with tiling done and final work routing water through a steam heated, continuously circulated system. The project, won by T. Je Luebben in a coin toss, measures 60 by 20 feet and depths from three feet to eight feet three inches. Public access is planned soon and handball courts on site also attract attention amid local sports activity.
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Normal College
T. Je. Luebben
Montana-Dakota Power consolidates multiple utilities
Montana-Dakota Power Co. consolidates several power and light companies to serve nine towns in Montana and eighteen in North Dakota. Main power plants are located at Williston Fairview and Glendive with auxiliaries at West Point Stanley and Wibaux.
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Montana—Dakota Power Co
Montana
North Dakot
Williston
Fairview
Glendive
West Point
Stanley
Wibaux
Dillon Social Roundup and Local Appointments
Mrs. Mary D Craver and son Tom motored to Dillon on Wednesday. Frank and Ike Rife Jr visited from Medicine Lodge on Wednesday. Mrs T A Bradley and children and Mrs Edgar Rife and daughter went to the Pfiffner ranch Monday. Ice harvest proceeds under favorable weather with hard work. The Misses Margaret Mullen and Sophia Guyaz hosted B M U members Wednesday night with pinochle and fortune telling and refreshments. Nell McCauley was a guest. Mrs R J Dansie and daughter and Mrs Orville Smith visiting Dillon for a few days. Col Alf Decker visiting town Wednesday before returning to Willison residence. J M Briggeman attended to business affairs Thursday. Mrs W N Bichler recovering from illness. Mr and Mrs Coy Brown welcomed a 10 pound daughter born in Dillon January 11.
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Margaret Mullen
Sophia Guyaz
Nell McCauley
Coy Brown
Dillon
Brantly Memorial Bronze unveiled in Helena court room
A bronze memorial tablet honoring Chief Justice Theodore Brantley, leader of the Montana supreme court for over 22 years, will be unveiled February 4 in Helena. Designed by sculptor Sherry Fry, with Mrs. Frank Hazelbaker and Senator Hazelbaker expected to attend the Montana Bar association event.
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Theodore Brantley
Montana Supreme Court
Montana Bar Association
Supreme Court
Helena
Sherry Fry
Frank Hazelbaker
Hazelbaker
Boys Wanted to Sell Pictorial Review for Prizes
Advertises for boys aged 8 to 15 to act as sales representatives for Pictorial Review. They will be trained in salesmanship and can earn money and prizes. Parents are asked to note the address in San Francisco. Montana Power Company builds a new $40,000 line from Ashuelot to Choteau, 26 miles.
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Pictorial Review
America
The
Pictorial Review Co
995
Market Sr
San Francisco
Montana Power Company
Ashuelet
Choteau
Rev Carl Knudson Addresses Rotary On Cooperation
At the Dillion Rotary luncheon Rev. Carl Knudson of the Methodist church spoke on cooperation in industry. He said community industrial life depends on citizen cooperation and cited Europe as a contrast where business is hampered without it. The Rotary idea was praised as a promoting factor. A proposal to fund sending senior high students to the Bozeman vocational congress was discussed for action next meeting. Joe Wedum chaired.
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Dillon Rotary Club
Carl Knudson
Methodist Church
Europe
Rotary
Vocational Congress
Bozeman
Joe Wedum
Protect Your Child's Health With Foley's Honey and Tar
A parenting reminder urges early treatment of mild coughs and colds in children. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a safe inexpensive remedy to relieve symptoms at onset and advises having a bottle on hand for prompt use. The message also notes effectiveness for older persons and identifies Potts the Druggist as the dealer.
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Foley
Quebec's Golden Dog Sparks Winter Dog Sled Derby Talk
Quebec townsfolk gear up for the Eastern International Dog-Sled Derby on February 18 19 and 20 as crowds flock to Dufferin Terrace and Mountain Hill. The Golden Dog reigns in local lore while teams from huskies to Saint Bernards parade for visitors via fur robed sleds and Chateau Rontenac tours.
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Quebec
Dufferin Terrace
Chateau Rontenac
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Ed McCurdy
William McMasters
Andy McDonald
Lyle Nelson
Junior Pankey
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E. H. Zwiefel
R. M. Barrett
Justin Brundage
Fred Finch
Sig Moe
Will Ross
Henry Wiyatt
Fain Alkire
Jim Andrus
Evan Burrell
J. B. Cluley
Lawrence Price
W. J.romersa
D. P. Thurber
Clifford Thompson
Lowell Smith
John Walters
Hiram Brundage
R. ‘D. Curry
Lambert Eliel
D. A. Galt
W. B. Hartwig
Tom Menke
George Melton
Linden McCullough
A. ‘T. Peterson
W. H. Stephan
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Glyn Gbos
Solace Center
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McSteal
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Taylor
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Yale
Sterling Powell
Deer Lodge
Yule
Wright
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Bond Grocery Co
Andrus Hotel
Horse Sense
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Armstead News
B. J. McMenomey
Glen Decker
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Dillon Steam Laundry
Mary D. Craver
Tom
Frank and
Ike, Jr
Medicine Lodge
T. A. Bradley
Edgar Rife
Pfiffner Ranch
R. J. Dansie
Orville. Smith
Col
Alf Decker
Willon
Our Town
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W.N. Bichler
Brantly Memorial
J. S. Donovan
Boston
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