Banner County Crews Up A New County Bid In Montana
An editorial rallying against a push to create a new Montana county recounts local politicians hotel men bankers and real estate interests forming a coalition. A professional county splitter is hired to guide the plan but fiscal woes follow with rising taxes empty treasury and unpaid warrants. The piece warns residents in newly created counties face tough times and potential public unrest.
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Supreme Court
Banner County
Montana
Beaverhead
Old County
James Tinning Leaves for Georgetown Connecticut
James Tinning, who has resided here for several years, departed Tuesday for Georgetown in Connecticut.
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James Tinning
Georgetown
Conn
Mothers Day Observed Across the Land
The piece honors mothers for their steadfast love and sacrifice from wartime to peacetime. It highlights a mother’s anxieties and endurance and recalls mothers who sent sons to war and faced loss with courage, urging continued love and appreciation.
Consolidation Unites Dillon Lodge Masons in Montana
In a grand lodge ceremony Dr. R. J. Hathaway presided as Dillon Lodge No. 23 consolidated with Bannack Lodge No. 16. The Bannack charter takes precedence, making the new Dillon Lodge No. 16 with the 1871 charter. Officers were installed and a banquet followed with speeches from visiting Masons.
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R. J. Hathaway
Glendive
Grand Lodge
Montana
Dillon Lodge No
Bannack Lodge No
Masonic Hall
Bannack Lodge
Dillon Lodge No. 16
Twin Bridges Lodge
T. EE. Gilbert
W. M
Jack Neimeck
S. W
Grant E. Finch
J. W
Hugh McCaleb
W. T. Scully
C. I. Blinn
Albert Featherly
J. D
Fred Chapman
S. S
T. BE. Luebben
J. S
A. S. Rife
Not Afraid of His Horse Jerome Williams Leads Pioneer Editor
Jerome Williams of the Big Timber Pioneer is described as insightful and outspoken. He foresees Senator Myers drifting toward the Republican fold and possibly seeking reelection to the U S Senate, a view that unsettles younger politicians.
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Jerome Williams
Big Timber Pioneer
Commonwealth
Senator Myers
U. S. Senate
Pint on the hip not a crime says judge
Judge Bourquin rules a pint bottle in the hip pocket is a bad habit not a violation. The State Supreme Court has held that reasonable grounds are needed before a search warrant to raid a private cellar for liquor. We await Rev. Pope's dissent.
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Bourquin
State Supreme Court
Rev. Pope
Montana Farmers Rally For Steady Team Work
A Montana farmers' group endorses collective effort to improve outcomes as patience wears thin and organized teamwork is urged to deliver results.
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Montana
Beaverhead County High School Piano Recital Tonight
This evening at Beaverhead County High School Mrs Thurman presents a piano recital by students with Miss Helen Finch and Rachel Smith as accompanists. The 8 00 program features Glee Club selections and pieces by Schubert Chopin and Bohemian composers, plus solos and duets. The event includes performances by the Girls Glee Club and the Boys Glee Club with several students named among performers. Also noted are Missoula trip for declamatory contest by left Wednesday and recent elected officers of the debating club. Final exams begin next week marking the end of the school year for seniors.
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Wyman Smith
Missoula
Beaverhead County
Beam
Frank Sweeney
Warren Shaw
Clare Cog
Allied terms of reparation accepted by Germany
The text proclaims Germany’s unconditional acceptance of allied reparation terms, heralding hope for Europe and the world. It claims Belgium France Britain Italy and the United States gain economic and strategic benefits, anticipating payment flows, market opportunities, and renewed confidence after the armistice.
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Germany
Europe
America
Belgium
France
Great Britain
Italy
Kaiser
United States
Polanis
Balkan
Greece
Federal Reserve Banks
Washington
Miss Josephine Jones Remains at Twin Bridges Home
Miss Josephine Jones was at her residence near Twin Bridges from Wednesday night and will stay until Sunday.
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Josephine Jones
Twin Bridges
Training School Notes Highlight School Activities
Superintendent W R Wyatt visited the Manhattan training school seeking teachers for next year. May Festival costumes near completion under Miss Turner with the dance participants. Miss Iblings room presented The Little Red Shoe to other rooms on Wednesday. Roe unable to attend due to illness. Olga Guidici interviewed Wyatt about a teaching position. Faculty presented Miss McGregor with a hilometer at Christmas. Miss McGregor walked 100 miles in April and 380 since Christmas. Primary assembly featured How the Cave Man Got Fire by Miss Roberts pupils. Glee club presents The Pioneer's Papoose May 19 20 with town youths aiding. Kindergarten groups held a story hour for second graders. Dr Finch gave an illustrated France lecture to seventh graders. E K Frye left for Missoula for the University track meet. Arbor day observed with city clean up and American Legion. 406 children helped clean grounds and gutters. Quarter holiday granted to those in the clean up campaign.
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W. R. Wyatt
Manhattan
Wyatt
Miss Turner
Miss Ibling
Roe
Olga Guidici
Sweetwater
Miss McGregor
Normal College
Robert
Finch
France
E. K. Frye
Missoula
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure
Catarrh is described as a constitutional disease needing constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and claims to affect the blood and mucous surfaces, destroying the disease foundation and boosting overall health to aid nature's work. Circulars are free from Cheney & Co., Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Cheney- &-Co
Toledo
Ohio
Boxing Board to classify bouts cuts heavyweight bids
Helena Record-Herald editor argues that settling political funds in the ring would boost lightweight bouts while reducing heavyweight challengers if the Boxing Board classifies them properly.
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Helena
Who Is Who in Town Names Local Powerhouses
The Tribune rejects the banker preacher and editor trio and says the true power players are the picture show proprietor, the butcher shop owner, and the steam laundry operator. They supposedly staff the whole population excluding only a few self-reliant individuals.
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Tribune
Mrs Henry Burfeind Returns Home From Midwest Visit
Mrs Henry Burfeind came back this week after spending several weeks visiting relatives in Ohio and Wisconsin.
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Henry Burfeind
Ohio
Wisconsin
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