Interscholastic Music Meet Set for Big Timber
An interscholastic music meet will take place in Big Timber April 5 to 7 with 248 contestants expected from towns including Helena, Havre, Billings, Miles City, Bozeman, and Big Timber. Contestants enter vocal and instrumental divisions and lodging is arranged through host families and the Masonic hall.
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Big Timber
Fromberg
Columbus
Dillon
Lewistown
Helena
Harlowton
Hardin
Livingston
Butte
Laurel
Havre
Poplar
Billings
Rapelje
Miles City
Polson
Sheridan
Wolf Point
Great Falls
White Sulphur Springs
Moore
Plentywood
Barber
Bozeman
Masonic Hall
Olive Cory
Marvin Geer
Billings Polytechnic
Harriet Gardiner
Missoula
Madame Leipheimer
Albert Chadwick
Montana Wesleyan College
Big Timber Plans Two Day Music Contest Weekend
Breakfasts will be served in private homes or downtown restaurants. Big Timber promises local expense coverage. Railroads grant reduced rates. Eighteen hours of music over two and a half days with contests Friday and Saturday. Friday features the Billings Polytechnic glee club. Saturday ends with a grand prize concert medal awards a free dance and possible address by Chancellor M C Brannon. Contestants depart Big Timber Saturday night or early Sunday morning.
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Big Timber
Billings Polytechnic Glee Club
M. C. Brannon
Blizzard Routs Polaris as Death of N A Ames Reported
A severe blizzard grips Polaris Montana on Friday night described as the worst in years. News arrives of the death of N A Ames after a prolonged illness. Local residents including J J Brown family plan store and postmistress duties changes.
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Polaris
Mont
Will Pendergast
Ikhorn Mine
Deer Lodge
N. A. Ames
Mr. Ames
Grant News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Miss Mae Stocker traveled to Dillon on Wednesday. Local businessmen J. H. Sheser S. B. Sheser G. F. Smith and F. P. Blair attended to affairs in Armstead last week. Mrs. Tom R. Pierce and infant, and Miss Gladys Kay, spent several days in Dillon. Sarah Gabrielson, after visiting Grant, returned to Butte. Mrs. Thomas Scott came from Dillon. Miss Jensen of Salmon Idaho visited Mrs. Harry L. Clark. Mrs. George Hughes returned to Dillon after a stay at the Hughes ranch near Grant.
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Grant
Mae Stocker
Dillon
J. H. Sheser
S. B. Sheser
G. F. Smith
F. P. Blair
Armstead
Tom R. Pierce
Gladys Kay
Sarah Gabrielson
Butte
Thomas Scott
Jensen
Salmon
Idaho
Harry L. Clark
George Hughes
Hughes Ranch
Strayed horses near Frying Pan Basin advertised
Strayed from Frying Pan Basin a sorrel mare branded on the right shoulder and a white mare branded on the left shoulder, plus a bay colt. Reward $10. Notify Dick Nolan at 18 North Rife Street Dillon or Frying Pan Basin.
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Frying Pan Basin
Dick Nolan
N. Rife Street
Dillon
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