City Basketball League Organized and Schedule Set
The City Basketball League formed with eight teams and a league schedule. Rules include complete rosters by January 19, no in-game changes without notice, and final commission decisions. Clothiers beat Grocers 36 to 12. Waldorf and Yale-Olivers teams highlighted the opener.
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Atta
The
Basketball Commission
A. T. Peterson
J. F. McBain
A. F. Waldorf
Clothiers
Grocers
Waldorf
Yale-Olivers
Bierrum
Glenn Kimball
Miller
Prune
Bobcats Triumph Over normals 81 to 8
Bobcats defeat Normal 81 to 8 on Wednesday night as Thompson leads with 21 points and Ward adds 28. Meek and Moe each score four for the teachers while Bobcats Breeden Glynn Ward Thompson Winner pace the visitors with strong defense and fast play.
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Hollister
Bobcat
Thompson
Ward
Meek
Moe
Bobcats
Breeden
Glynn
Gardiner
Twilld Cummins
Anderson
Taylor
C. Johnson
Howe
Robertson
R. Johnson
McDonald
Nugent
Connolly
Rueckman
Beavers Defeat Gallatin High in Tight Bozeman Tilt
The Beavers improved their unblemished basketball record by defeating Gallatin High 18 to 14 in Bozeman. Reportedly the game was the hardest of the season, with both teams showing defensive play and low scoring.
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Beavers
Gallitan High
Bozeman
St Rose Catholic Mass Times and Confession Schedule
Parish at St Rose Catholic Church lists Sunday Masses at 8:00 and 10:30 with evening service at 7:30. Weekday Mass 8:00, confessions Saturday 3–5 and 7–9, first Friday Mass 6:30. Pastor F X Leschner.
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ST. Rose
Catholic Church
1927 Football Banquet Closes Season At Harold Cashmore Home
The 1927 football season ended with a banquet at Harold Cashmore's home attended by 24 guests. George Yost was named next year's captain. Toasts by Principal Pierson and Coach Gunderson highlighted the season and looked ahead to 1928.
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Harold Cashmore
Peterson
Gunderson
George Yost
Cashmore
Dorothy Rouse
Joyee Wiliams
Dora Nelson
Grace Tawing
Guild Hall
W. F. Cashmore
Harry Williams
Earl Wheat
Clifford Ewing
Mesdames Yost
Camiel
P. I. Smith
Dan Little
Bert Orr
James Price
Kennison
Kerr
the Tribune
Roy Herndon Joins Messenger and Tribune
Roy Herndon, well known in Dillon and Beaverhead County, has accepted a position with the Messenger and Tribune to handle outside work for the office. Tom J. Caverly returns to supervise the office and mechanical end, with W. M. Stone continuing as reporter. Readers are urged to offer courtesy to Mr. Herndon and to share advertising, job printing, or news.
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Roy Herndon
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Messenger and Tribune
Tom J. Caverly
W. M. Stone
Herndon
Rector Sunday Services Notice
Holy communion at 8 a.m. and church school at 9 45 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. First Sunday of the month includes holy communion at 11 a.m. You are invited to attend these services.
Corner church school schedule cited in local notice
Harold M. Warner announces Sunday school at 10 30 a m and occasional services at the church located at 6 6009 Corner of Glendale and Dakota with a Primary association on Wednesdays at 3 45 p m. The address 823 South Washington Street appears in the notice.
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Harold M. Warner
South Washington Street
Sermon on Absolute Certainty of Jesus Christ Truth
Sunday service at First Presbyterian Church features a sermon titled The Absolute Certainty of the Truth of the Claims of Jesus Christ. Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. Evening service at 6 30 p m led by Miss Ella Hooker of Jordon.
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Jesus Christ
Ella Hooker
Jordon
Community Church Activities and Youth Programs Schedule
Il B Ricketts ministers the 9 45 church school as classes fill the building. Prof Ro E Albright leads the Normal class discussing The Poachings of John the Baptist. 11 00 worship with the Woman's Home Missionary society. Mrs J J Fritz treasurer will speak after returning from New York convention. 12 20 Men’s Bible class meets at the courthouse. 6 30 Epworth League features a lively discussion with elected officers listed. 7 30 evening service discusses Gambling as Crime with a quartet led by Mrs J B Gunderson.
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Ro E. Albrigt
John the Baptist
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
J. J. Fritz
Great Falls
Woman’s Missionary Society
Fritz
New York
Epworth League
Bob Finch
Viola Gates
Muriel Ghormley
Lenore Knoblock
Burnice Farrell
Otto Sassman
Alice Dbennett
J. B. Gunderson
Clark Scott
I. H. Bates
B. J. Gunderson
R. E. Albright
Property transfers and patents listed for Montana region
A series of land transactions include United States patent to Frances Boetticher Meine for about 40 acres on Sage Creek. Warranty deed from James Hall to Maggie Halligan for 640 acres near Lima. State Bank of Dillon to B. L. Hoffman for 1,000 acres on Dillon bench. A. L. Stone and wife to B. L. Hoffman for 1,000 acres on Dillon bench. A. L. Stone and wife as trustee to B. L. Hoffman for 771.5 acres north of Dillon. Deed from Michael E. Carroll to Carroll Live Stock Co. for about 1,800 acres in the Big Hole basin.
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United States of America
Frances Boetticher Meine
Sage Creek
James Hall
Maggie Halligan
Lima
State Bank of
Dillon
B. L. Hoffman
Dillon Bench
A. L. Stone
B. L Hoffman
Michael E. Carroll
Caroll Livestock Co
Big Hole
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Upge Men's
Storens Wap. & Waldorfs Yule
Paeivcccanneneead Brown
Oliver
Ay Shard Gordon
Ty 7Iesee
Sorc
Davidson
Pégram
Roy Kimball
Kerr, Price
Thibideau
Scott
Normal
Wakn
Wirn
First Baptist. Church
SYS O.O
F. X. Leschner, Pastor
Tribune
Land Office
Gondeo
Pearl I
Smith
Dillon, Montana
ST. James’ Episcopal Church
Church OF Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Glendale and
Dakota
First Presbyterian Church
Ernest E. Loft
B. Ricketts
Interstate Building and Loan Association
Bond Grocery Co
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Fred Waldorf
Waldorf Co
M. Rasmussen
Jasper Nelson
A. H
Annabel Desmond
Phillips
F. H. Bimrose
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