Westher and meetings dot Montana city news
Local weather notes predict snow today with fair likely Friday and little temperature change. Dentists Owen and Hunter at Baffey block offer hours 9 to a.m. and 7 p.m. Highlanders officers to address Royal Highlands meeting tonight. Mrs Harry Walker to start ballroom class for high wheel students Friday evening at Toolock W.G.A. ballroom. Executive committee of Montana Good Roads and Automobile Association to meet this afternoon. J Burgess Dairy promotes reliable milk and cream service from Helena. Retail Merchants Exchange adjourned annual meeting set for January 20 in Eddy Rose room with dinner. Demurrers filed by railroads Northern Pacific, Burlington, Milwaukee against state license fees for Pullman cars. Missing person aid sought for J C Childress, son of A Be, 28, faint details given. last heard November 12, 1922, in Casper, Wyoming.
Legislative Members Who Care Tailor and Cleaner Car Ad
Real tailor and cleaner car services advertised by Eugene Guillot. Located at 6th and Allen with phone 47-W. Public notice-style brief offering services and contact information.
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Eugene Guillot
6Th
And
Allen
Stockwell Speaks on Christian Education at Rotary Luncheon
Dr. F. E. Stockwell, director of the alleged department of the Presbyterian board of education, spoke at the Rotary luncheon yesterday on Christian education with emphasis on the Intermountain Union ed ge. The usual entertainment features were on the program.
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F. E. Stockwell
Allege Department
Presbyteran Board of Education
Rotary Huncheon
Chrisian Education
Patton of Great Falls Elected Montana League President
Mrs. J. E. Patton of Great Falls was chosen president of the Montana League of Women Voters at the closing session of the fourth annual convention yesterday afternoon. Other officers were elected, including Mrs. I. W. Choate as first vice president and Mrs. Mary O’Neill as second vice president, with various secretaries and a newly chosen state executive board to be formed next week. The league endorsed adherence to the world court, ratification of the child labor amendment, and reforms to jury service for women in Montana. The gathering featured speakers on narcotics laws, efficient government, and education, with prize-winning essays announced for peace and suffrage topics.
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J. E. Patton
Great Falls
Montana League of Women Voters
I. W. Choate
Helena
Mary O'Neill
Butte
Rector
Beacom
Missoula
C. L. B. Williams
League
World Court of International Justice
State Assembly
Montana
Helena League
Ho EB. Mitchell
Katherine McCarty
A. H. Abbott
O'Neill
Mitchell
J. R. Parks
Minneapolis
J. W. Scott
Erickson
Jata E. Erickson
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E. K. Bowman
Holmwood Chapter of DAV Installs NW Officers
The Holmwood Chapter of the D A V installed new officers for the year at the Fort hospital meeting Tuesday evening. E W Tracy installed them. Commander Michael Lynep, senior vice Louis Richardson, junior vice Giorgi Cook, treasurer Sarvey Corn, adjutant William Chester. The chapter plans a membership campaign and will cooperate with Lieut Warold Joyce Post WE W to show the war movie Powder River at the Marlow next week.
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Donald Wolmwood
D. A.V
Fort Hospital
E. W. Tracy
State Department
Michael Lynep
Louis Richardson
Giorgi Cook
Sarvey Corn
William Chester
Warold Joyce Post
WE. W
Powder River
the Marlow
State Association of County Commissioners Meet Here Today
The annual convention of the state association of county commissioners opens at 10 a.m. in the Holdy Rose room and runs for two days. Key topics include county revenues and related issues. Officers are President Flughn Broderick Broadwater county Vice presidents J W Croft Lincoln county and J W Darlington Gallatin county Secretary W A Moore Lewis and Clark county.
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State Association of County Commissioners
O Leary seeks trial continuance in federal case
O Leary charged with shooting into the federal courtroom in Butte moved for a trial continuance citing his attorney George D. Toole of Butte is ill. District Attorney Stattery opposed noting a transcript exists. Judge Bourquin took the motion under advisement. Other notes include O C Hamburg and Henry C Bryant Volstead convictions with jail terms and fines. Roy F. Allen admitted to practice in this court.
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George D. Toole
Butte
John O'Leary
John J. Stattery
Bourquin
O'Leary
Butté
O. C. Hamburg
Livingston
Henry C. Bryant
Helena
Roy F. Allen
Elks Meeting Reminder Tonight at Eight
Regular Elks meeting scheduled for tonight at 8 o clock. Members are urged to be prompt and attend on time.
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ELKS
Lethold Seeks State Oil and Gas Conservation Bill
In a brief senate session Senator Lethold of Stillwater proposes a bill to regulate drilling and operation of oil and gas wells in Montana. The act would empower the railroad commission to oversee well logs, abandonment, and waste, with federal cooperation and penalties up to 500 dollars or six months. President McCormick completes select committee appointments to review state offices and finances.
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Senate
Leuthold
Stillwater County
Moontana
State Railroad Commission
Commission
Bureau of Mrines
Secretary of the Interior of the
United States
Railroad Commission
Bureau of Mines of
McCormick
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Conser
Speer
Stages
State Land Office
Griffin
Peterson
Potter
Mount St Charles College Oratory Preliminary Picks Five
The Mount St Charles college oratorical prelim opened last night in the assembly room with eight contestants. Five speakers were selected to advance to the March 14 final. Contestants included James Pridgham Linus Dougherty William Savage Francis Borovats Vincent Kavanaugh Dominic Feeney Richard Lally and Joseph Monaghan.
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Mount $T. Charles College
Bosen
James Pridgham
Linus Dougherty
William Savage
Francis Borovats
Vincent Kavanaugh
Dominic Feeney
Richard Lally
Joseph Monaghan
Joint-Ease Promises Quick Relief for Sore Joints
A local drug ad touts Joint-Ease and Joint-Base as fast, penetrating remedies for swollen, painful joints. The copy claims rapid relief through a counter irritant formula, with Parden Drug Co and Pope Laboratories listed for mail orders in Hallowell, Maine.
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Parden Drug Co
C. O. D. Pope Laboratories
Hallowell
Maine
St Charles contest winner and state meet champion
Linus Dougherty Vincent Kav anaugh Dominic Feener Richard Lally and Joseph Monaghan Andrew WY Corry won the St Charles contest last year and later captured first honors in the state meet Washington Wholesale commodity prices rose 234 percent in December from November.
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Linus Dougherty
Vincent Kavanaugh
Dominic Feener
Richard Lally
Joseph Monaghan
Andrew WY
Corry
St Charles
Washington
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Royal Highlands
Harry UW. Walker
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5. J. Burgess
Retail Merchants’ Exchange
Eddy Rose Room
Northern Pacific
Burlingtons
Milwaukee
Pullman
Lecks
Childress
South
Congress Street
Jackson
Miss
J. C. Childress
Vivian Todgett
Casper
Wyo
Northern
Billings
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Chiles
Bastonary van Ops
Calgary
Chicago
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Kalispell
Miles City
New Yorks
Paul Mitine
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Seattle
Sheridan
Lalla Brooke
F. X. Arens
Lawrence Sl
McNerney
George QC. McNerney
Western Union
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Treleng
Qwen McNernes
Helena Lodgewood
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Algeria Vemple
A. Otockwell
Rotary Lungheon
L. W W. Rogers
Theosophita Society
Unitarian
Rogers
Theosoia
Helen Tracy
Reewate
Betty Waters
Melanie Aslanian
Hinsdale
Lorena Dunn
Modot
Ostend Johnson
Power
Neils Kirkiminde
Hanover
A. T. Harris
J. W. Walker
Parkes
May Trumper
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Holmwood Chapter
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Lethold
Board of Equalization
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Watson
Board of Examiners
Swift
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School For Deaf and Blind
School For Girls
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Pedum
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