Pioneer A F Graeter Dies in Dillon Montana
Augustus F Graeter a Montana pioneer dies at 76 after an acute intestinal illness. He built early Dillon business interests, helped found local firms, served on the city council and as county commissioner, and was active in Masonry. Funeral held at Masonic hall with extensive tributes and closed businesses. survivors include wife Nellie May Padley and children Luther Blanche Edith Arthur Sarah.
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Augustus F. Graeter
Montana
Dillon
Idaho Street
Masonic Hall
St. Elmo Commandery
Knights Templar
Ek. B. Roe
George W. Dart
Harry J. Gilbert
Frank Hazelbaker
Duke Gist
J. 5. Monroe
Martin Barrett
John Bishop
Graeter
Graeter Park & Realty Co
Graeter Grocery Co
State Bank of
Graeter Electric Co
Union Electric Co
Blue Lodge
Bannack Lodge
Democratic Party
Emily Drury
Florence
Nebraska
Luther D
Blanche A
Mary Taylor
Bannack
Arthur
Edith
Sarah
State Bank
Gracier
E. L. Poindexter
Nellie May Padley
Olivia Hopkins
Butte
Frederick Bailey
Los Angeles
Frank Reitzell
Warren
Ohio
Saxé
Margaret
Keith
Luther Graeter
Muriel
Drury
Dorothy Falk
California
Henry Hopkins
Clarence Hopkins
William and
Frederick Reitzell
Deer Lodge
Fred Heffner
San Diego
Death of J S Peterson After Short Illness in Dillon
J S Peterson a long time Dillon resident and skilled shoemaker died Wednesday night from complications of a severe cold. Born in Lyken Denmark 63 years ago he came to the United States at 21 and spent years in Deer Lodge Miles City and Dillon. Survived by two daughters Mrs John Moore and Mrs Henry Shipley and four sons H F Peterson A Peterson W Peterson and Lawrence Peterson. Funeral set for Saturday at 10:30 in Brundage chapel with Father Leschner of St Rose church, Mountain View Cemetery interment.
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Bannack
Gold Dredging Co
United States
J. S. Peterson
Dillon
Brundage Chapel
Father Leschner
St. Rose Catholic Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Mr. Peterson
Lyken
Denmark
Deer Lodge
Montana
Miles City
John Moore
Butte
Henry Shipley
H. F. Peterson
Missoula
A. Peterson
Great Falls
W. Peterson
Lawrence
De Molay Chapter Elects Officers at Beaver Mason Hall
At the Beaver head De Molay chapter meeting in the Masonic Hall the annual election named Irving Orr Master Councillor Palmer Selway Senior Councilor Albert Baker Junior Councilor Elwin Metzel treasurer and Gordon Berry scribe. The Master Councillor will appoint remaining officers and installation is scheduled for the next regular meeting in two weeks.
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Masonic Hall
Beaverhead
de Molay
Irving Orr
Ialmer Selway
Albert Baker
Elwin Metzel
Gordon Berry
Governor calls special session of Montana Legislature
Governor Dixon issued a call for a special session in Helena to re enact voided appropriations and validate about 1.6 million dollars of warrants. The two day session aims to restore funding for educational institutions. Representatives Rodgers and Senator Hazelbaker will be in Helena Monday for the opening. Washington chosen for National Education Association summer meeting June 29 to July 5.
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Dixon
Montania
Helena
State Supreme Court
Rodgers
Hazelbaker
Washington, D. C
National Education Association
Lauterbachs Prepare Winter Departure for Los Angeles
Mr and Mrs Max Lauterbach expect to leave the first of next week for Los Angeles where they will spend the remainder of the winter, ending a period in their present location.
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Max Lauterbach
Los Angeles
Binney Arrest Reported in Santa Rosa Calif
Press reports state Tareld J. Binney was arrested in Santa Rosa at the request of Butte authorities. An attempt will be made to return him to Butte for trial on the charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. If Butte finishes with him, Beaverhead, Madison, and other counties may seek accounting of funds in their jurisdictions.
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Tareld J. Binney
Santa Rosa
California
Butte
Wen Butte
Beaverhead
Virginia City
Matison County
Frank Nelson Post VFW installs post officers
Officers of Frank Nelson Post No. 1425 Veterans of Foreign Wars were installed at a special meeting last Friday evening by state adjutant J M Reynolds of Missoula. James Cunningham became commander with Charles Roberson Jr and Dale Tash as vice commanders. Reynolds is Spanish American War veteran with FE company of the First Montana National Guard.
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Frank Nelson
J. M. Reynolds
Missoula
James Cunningham
Charles Robertson, Jr
Dale Tash
Mr Reynolds
First
Montana National Guard
Dillon
Public favor for World Court in national league poll
The National Economic League reports a nationwide yes vote for the United States joining the World Court. In all states the yes majority holds, with Michigan Idaho North Carolina Rhode Island and Oregon unanimous affirmative. Montana shows 26 Yes 4 No. Dillon members largely vote yes.
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National Economic League
United States
World Court
Harding
Teague
National Council
League
Michigan
Idaho
North Carolina
Rhode Island
Oregon
Dillon
Travel by teachers encouraged by Tulsa board of education
The Tulsa board of education promotes teacher travel during summer vacations. Every third summer a teacher who spends vacation time traveling receives full salary at the same monthly rate as during the school term.
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Board of
Good Government Club Elects Officers for 1924
The Good Government club elected officers for 1924 at its Jan 15 meeting. Officers include President Mrs. A. O. Vachon and Vice Presidents Mrs. 0. B. Best Miss Jean Bishop recording secretary Mrs. 2 OE Foster corresponding secretary Mrs. J. D. Somers treasurer Miss Bertha Waber.
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Good Government Club
A. O. Vachon
0. B. Best
W. S. Cardmore
Jean Bishop
OE. Foster
J.D. Somers
Bertha Waber
Alys. A. O. Fachon
Salvation Army
Boy Scouts
Carmey Visited City From Iclena This Week
J. W. Carmey, formerly of this city, spent several days here this week while staying at his home in Iclena.
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J. W. Carmey
Iclena
Death of Mrs Katharine Stevenson Ends Long Illness
Mrs Katharine M Stevenson died last Saturday afternoon at her East Glendale home after a nearly five month illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 pm with Rev Philip May officiating and interment at Mountain View cemetery. Surviving are her husband Charles Stevenson their daughter Marjorie a sister Miss Anna A Patterson a brother S S Patterson and several in laws and cousins.
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Katherine M. Stevenson
Glendale Street
Philip May
Presbyterian Church
Mountain View Cemetery
A. F F. Waldorf
Pred Carter
RF. Tattersall
Walter Vance
George Banks
Martin Innes
Stevenson
Williamsburg
Penn
Dillon
Mr. Stevenson
Salt Lake City
Marjorie
Rowland Wall
Olmsted-Stevenson Grocery Company
Security State Bank
Yampene
Granthood
Regal Tate
Stevenan Val
Prom
Soreh Fund
Becides
Anna A. Patterson
S. 8
Patterson
Dilton
Wankee
Rotary Discusses Montana Livestock Convention Here
The Montana State Livestock association convention set for April was the focus of a Rotary luncheon. Will Keller chaired the meeting, and Secretary of Agriculture Wallace planned to attend, with extensive plans underway to attract public attention if his presence is confirmed.
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Montana State Livestock Association
Rotary
Will Keller
Wallace
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