Helens Art Exhibit Showcases Wood Work and Noted Painters
The Central Hall display draws crowds as Helena patrons admire Miss Anna Fisher's Dahlias and Eugene Higgins The Barnacle. Frederick Mulhaupt John Carlson Hayley Lever George Pearce Ennis and others are featured in a broad survey of portrait and coastal scenes with a French and American blend.
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Realtowa
Central Hall
Central School
Helens
Eugene Higgins
Helena
Mr. Higgins
Kansas City
Paris
Brittany
Frederick Mulhaupt
John Carlson
Sweden
Sam Stewart Sentenced to Prison for Burglary
Sam Stewart pleaded guilty in district court to burglary and was sentenced by Judge A. J. Slarsky to one to two years in the state prison at Deer Lodge. Stewart was arrested recently by police for looting several buildings of plumbing and other fixtures.
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Sam Stewart
A. J. Slarsky
Deer Lodge
Stewart
Mrs Flinn Funeral in Cathedral Friday
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Flinn widow of Robert A. Flinn will be held tomorrow at 7 in the Cathedral of St Helena. Burial will follow in Resurrection cemetery. Mrs Flinn died Tuesday at the home of her daughter Mrs B V McCabe 440 Monroe Avenue.
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Mary Flinn
Robert A. Flinn
Cathedral of
St. Helena
Resurrection Cemetery
Free Rinks by the Fire Department for Children
Hel ena fire department has created free ice rinks for children and will maintain them during winter. Locations include Hollins and Harrison streets and Flowerree and Hayes streets.
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Fire Department
Helena
Dormitory rooms at Y.M.C.A. now filled. large waiting list
All dormitory rooms in the Y.M.C.A. building are occupied, and a large waiting list exists for the first time in years. Harrison becomes a new board member, Flo attended his first meeting, and monthly reports show rising activity. A 6 percent bond issue to replace the mortgage was approved, underwritten, and will be distributed to holders within two weeks. Triangle Club Supper followed, highlighting camaraderie with the Village Triangle club and Camp Fire girls serving waffles and coffee.
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Y. MC
Harrison
J. Scot
Flo
Ing
Triangle Club
Village Triangle
Printing more copies of bills at assembly 691st mill
The senate adopted a motion by nator Hazelbaker to print 600 copies of bills, up from 300, noting demand for copies this year is larger than ever. Senator Kane favored licensing expert barbers after recalling his logging camp days. The house labor committee postponed its proposed federal child labor amendment discussion to Jan 19 due to a governor reception. Representative Lester H. Loble, linked to Montana's old age pension law, received a telegram from Idaho legislators asking for a copy of the Montana law for review.
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Senate
Nator Hazelbaker
Tom Kane
Ravalli
Montana
Canada
Placer Hotel
Erickson
Commercial Club
Lester H. Loble
Lewis and Clark County
Idaho Legislative Assembly
Montana Solon
Idaho
Loble
United States
Order of Eagles
Nurse beaten on yacht of nabob lawsuit filed
Mrs Martha Fuller a nurse sues R C Durant and Lela Gapski for 100000 damages in superior court, alleging they beat her aboard Durant’s yacht in Honolulu harbor last October after she objected to Miss Gapski’s violation of her doctor’s diet.
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Br Associated Press
San Francisco
R. C. Durant
California
Lela Gapski
Durant
Honolulu
Martha Fuller
Personal notices from Avon to Townsend in county roundup
Fred Rickard of Avon registered at the flarvey. Mrs. W. J. Bickett left for Los Angeles. Hawkins of Garrison stopping at the flarvey. Mrs. L. Jenkin of Great Falls a guest at the Placer. Mrs. F.O. Latham of Elliston stopping at the Tlacer. Wis. J. Werrin and wife of Holter registered at the Placer. W. A. Mostly on a business trip to Kearney. M. Whitlock and F.T. Sterling of Missoula here on business. W. Gile of White Sulphur Springs a business visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Mallette returned from a trip to eastern localities. Ogden left for Denver connected with Mountain States Telephone. Arthur T. Smith’s son from Tuyon home after visiting the Flat Ford home. Mrs. J. I. Schneider left for Bakersville Kas for a relative’s illness. Owen Evans of Wall Creek convalescing after minor operation at St Peter’s hospital. J. Bruce Kremer, Montana Democratic national committeeman, covering as witness in a federal trial. Hugh Frederick of Townsend guest at the Marvey. Wess here for the county commissioners convention, of which he is president.
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W. Gile
Witte Sulphur Springs
Sidney Francis Mallette
Ogden
Tenver
Ife
Mountain States Telephone Company
Arthur T. Smith
Tuyon
Dan M. Flatford
Owen Evans
Wall Creek
Ihé Marvey
St. Peter's Hospital
Dismissal Filed in Hill Breach Suit in Minnesota
Mrs. Elizabeth Gottlob of Chicago moved to drop the $200 breach of promise suit against Walter Hill son of James J. Hill in county district court Minneapolis. Chicago officials adopted a resolution to open future sessions with prayer.
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Hill
Rr Associated Press
Minneapolis
Elizabeth Gottlob
Chicago
Walter Hill
James J. Hill
Empire Builder
Morley Predicts Bigger Gold Output In Montana
FR A Morley president of Red Mountain Hydraulic Mining trips from Butte predicts Montana gold production nearly doubles in 1925. He cites USGS reports, notes Doubling last year’s output possible, cites Basin jig mine, Marysville district development, Gould placer near Rimini, and 4,000,000 yards of gravel with 23,600 yards washed as promising.
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Montana
FR. A. Morely
Red Mountain Hydraulic Mining Company
Butte
United States Geological Survey
Independent
Morley
Ene Teason
Basin
Buile
Marysville
Gould Placer
Rimini
Red Mountain
Posses on Peak in Search of Sortland
Ivy Associated Frese Estes Park Colo Jan 1 Late today searchers plowed through deep snow drifts in the Longs Peak region seeking Herbert Sortland missing since Monday from a rescue party aiding the ill fated climbing expedition that left Miss Agnes Vaille dead. The second rescue party says Sortland exposed to the elements likely did not survive the freezing wind and extreme cold in the peak's fastness.
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Ivy Associated
Frese
Estes Park
Colo
Long's Peak
Herbert Sortland
Agnes Vaille
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Sortland
Anil Rates Upon Lestoge Low
Freight charges on livestock shipments were found to bear little relation to the price paid by buyers while producers receive about 91.25 cents of each dollar. The survey by the Bureau of Railway Economics recorded 33.3 cents in freight costs per dollar and 3 cents in other distribution costs. The report, prepared before the president’s agricultural commission issued its White House submission, is based on over six thousand carloads of cattle calves hogs and sheep sold at ten major markets in the year ending October 6 last.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bureau of Railway Economics
Bureau
President
Eastern Market Sought for Apples of Virginia
Virginia apple growers plan a unified push to recapture the eastern market now held by western producers. About 500 farmers will harvest and pack the 1924 crop as a unit and submit to federal and state fruit inspections at shipping points, using U S grades. In San Francisco, 1,130,000 gallons of hard liquor remain under government bond in warehouses per a government report.
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Associated Press
Washington
Virginia
Ft Western Growers
Meats of Cooperative Enterprise
Department of Agriculture
Fruit Inspection Service
Old Dominion
United States
San Francisco
Figur de Public Today
Interna Jeni
Wealth of the United States reaches 320 billion in 1922
Census Bureau data show total U S wealth at 320.8 billion at end of December 1922 up 72.2 percent in the decade. Real estate tax listings led at 155.9 billion, followed by personal property 39.2 billion and manufactured goods 28.4 billion. Railroads and equipment valued near 19.9 billion. machinery 15.8 billion. utilities 15.4 billion. Livestock 5.8 billion and motor vehicles 4.6 billion. Gold and silver holdings stood at 4.28 billion.
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Associated Tress
Washington
United States
Census Bureau
New Window Shades Spark Modern Home Decor Trend
Chicago January 14 The National Association of Window Shade Makers opened its first annual convention with E M Forkell noting that plain green shades are out of fashion as women buy shades to fit interior decoration. Chicago market reports show fresh eggs at 80 cents a dozen, the highest price in four years.
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Associated Press
Chicago
E. M. Forkell
National Association of
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