Draftsmen Named for Andes Work in Chile
Anaconda reports 65 to 70 draftsmen will design metallurgical buildings for Andes Copper Mining in Aracaima Chile. Frederick Laist supervises. Wilbur Jerden and C W Woodward lead design teams with H F Forsythe supervising draftsmen. project starts after Kuchs and Hoffman arrive from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Andes Copper Mining Company
Aracaima
Chile
Frederick Laist
Anaconda Company
Andes
Wilbur Jerden
A. A.hoffman
New York
Kuchs
Bank makes error of $4500 and man dreams of wealth
Ed Hedlund a sheepherder for Ben Grossman dreamed on a cloud of wealth after cashing a $300 bank check and stuffing hundreds into his clothes. A policeman interrupted the scene as Hedlund awoke to reality. The tale follows the banker’s mistake and Hedlund’s frantic counting before the dream collapsed. An unrelated note reports two inmates, Frank Elz and Oscar Bergerson, escaping Warm Springs hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Ed Hedlund
Ben Grossman
Croesus
Monte Cristo
Charney Heageny
Hedlund
Anaconda
Frank Elz
Oscar Bergerson
State Hospital
Warm Springs
Elle
Beausolid and
Henney
East Third
Bergerson
Theri Tonnd
Bishop Smith to Preach in Butte for Conference
Butte hosts Bishop Lester Smith arriving Saturday to preach at Mountain View Church Sunday at 11. He is a former Detroit Great Central pastor and India director before becoming bishop five years ago. He will attend the Butte district conference opening Jan 20 with sessions open to the public and other clergy from Helena Havre Great Falls Billings and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Jen
Lester Smith
Burns
Helena
Methodist Church
Mountain View Church
Bishop Smith
Great Central Church
Detroit
India
Smith
L. Clifford
H. K. Holtzinger
Charles Cole
Havre
Jesse Bunch
Great Falls
R. C. Edgington
Billings
CT. Gutte
United States Andrews
Supreme Cours
C. J. Ion
United States
Sulpreme Court
Jib Consolidated Mining elects Basin directors
Basin January 14 Word reached Basin of the election of directors for the Jib Consolidated Mining company of Basin at noon in New York City 144 Liberty street G A Lauzier of Lauzier Wolcott of Butte is named on the board Also elected S S Bywater Giems Ford Johnson Robert W Shingle P J Quealey J T Rammer R D Thompson S B Thorn W E Decker Names reflect influence of leading financial houses as the Basin mine gains national prominence for high grade gold ore output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Jib Consolidated Mining Company
New York
Liberty Street
G. A. Lauzier
Lauzier-Wolcott Company
Butte
5. S. Bywater
Slithers and Company
Giems Ford Johnson
Barney and Company
Robert W. Shingle
Jib Consolidated
Kaulls and Haneys Complete Winter Trip to Livingston
Franklin Kaull and E. R. Haney drove from Mitchell Nebraska to Livingston in three days without winter road hazards beyond the cold. Mrs. Haney has been visiting Kaull's parents and plans to reside in Livingston. Franklin Kaull will pause Nebraska school for a year and return next semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Leas
Franklin Kaull
W. J. Kaull
E. R. Haney
Mitchell
Neb
Yellowstone National Park
Mrs. Haney
Kaull
Haney
Nebraska
Billings Sees Winter Robbery Wave Begin
Billings on January 14 reports three burglaries of a store and two houses marking the start of the winter robbery season. Two men were seen near South 36th Street houses and a scuffle occurred as one fled, a suitcase left behind. Leatherman's grocery theft included eggs coffee flour tobacco bread and jam. At South 33rd Street Mrs. B. Raymond reported a gold watch gloves and other items stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
S. 36Th Street
Leatherman’s Grocery
B. Raymond
South 33d Street
Townsend News Townend Visit Notes and Local Calls
Townsend residents and visitors are listed with many names visiting from Helena and nearby towns. Charlie Wh ats, a business celled in Tos ton, and Miss Whitford of Toston are mentioned along with several locals such as Miss Gertrude Oleson, Mrs Parker, Mr and Mrs Kaylor, Miss Clara Shaw, Wesley Masers, J Ward, and TF Mercer planning travel to California or visiting relatives this week end in Townsend and Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Methodist
Miss Whitford
Toston
Herve Ben Bembrick
Damages Sought in Wreck of Laurel Sedan Collision
Bert Frazier of Laurel sues Snyder Sheep Company for 1585 in district court over a Willys Knight sedan collision at Canyon Creek bridge on December 20. He claims the truck driver L. Smith was negligent and seeks 1085 for damages plus 150 for 30 days of car unuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Bert Frazier
Laurel
Snyder Sheep Company
Willys- Knight
Canyon Creek Bridge
L. Smith
Rotarian praises Montana Legislature for high calibre
In Bozeman on January 14 at a noonday luncheon W N Smith, vice-president of Montana Flour Mills, hailed the personnel now in session at Helena as of higher calibre than in years. He said his recent talks with members showed conservatism, businesslike ability and a strong wish to make the session outstanding for Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
W. N. Smith
Montana Flour Mills Company
Yarrowtown
al Helena
Montana
Havre School Opens Automobile Course
Havre January 14 The auto mechanics short course under the Havre high school agricultural department opened for six weeks with substantial registration. Sessions are in the old post office building on First Street with daily instruction from afternoon until 3. Instructors are mechanics from local garages and students will perform actual work in various departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Auto Mechanics
Agricultural Department
First Street
Sidney Masons Install Offiers for 1925
Sidney Masons Lodge No 9 A F and A M in Sidney Montanas easter district installed officers for the 1925 year. W master W T Stewart senior warden F Mo Amsden junior warden C J Samuel treasurer S A Anderson secretary L E Rice senior deacon J J Way junior deacon FE Sorrenson senior steward C G Oland and junior steward Join Miller. After the installation ceremonies refreshments were served and a social evening was spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidnes
Jan
A. F
A. M
Montana
W. TI. Stewart
F. Mo Amsden
C. J. Samuel
S.A. Anderson
L. E. Rice
J. J. Way
FE. Sorrenson
C. G. Oland
Miller
Oil prospect promoted in Bitter Root valley deal
Hamilton January 14 announcement by Sever Thompson for Du Pont and William Ford interests reports Marcus Daly joining as third promoter. The group seeks oil leases across Bitter Root with W A Larner and Willian Ford named in circulated contracts. Progress slow due to contacting many nonresident owners amid rancher interest in oil prospects. Daly’s involvement aimed at boosting confidence and accelerating acreage acquisition near Darby and Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Daly
DU Pont
Ford
Hamilton
Sever Thompson
William Ford
Thompson
Yin
Mar. Daly
Valley
W. A. Larner
Teyton-Du Pont Securities Company of
New York
McIntosh-Morello
Darby
Willian Ford
Cincinnati
Ford and Hollister
Mr. Daly
America
Bitter Root
Blaine County pork shipments top half million pounds
Blaine County Marketing association shipped 542 780 pounds of pork last year under secretary G A Gesell. A total of 2 938 hogs were included in the shipments across 15 cars with gross returns of 838 404 79 and net proceeds of 36 09 90. Producers paid 5 cents per head to market. Local farmers also supplied county needs and some carloads were sent by individuals. Blaine county now leads the state in purebred hogs and breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine County Marketing Association
G. A. Gesell
Mr. Gesell
Marketing Association
Blaine County
Knife May Not Save Hunter Froze Feet
Livingston January 4 Win Weaver one of the men badly frozen on a husting trip by mid December last and taken to Helena to have a foot amputated not expected to live Relatives advised of grave condition Peter Anderson also badly frozen is recovering from amputation of both hands and one foot in a blizzard near Jardine narrowly escaped freezing to death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Weaver
Helena
Peter Anderson
Jardine
Big Sandy Students Test Farmer's Milk
January 14 report from Dig Sandy high school dairy class notes members began testing milk from local Big Sandy area cows. The testing club assists farmers by judging cows profitability and giving feeding advice, with initial results showing about 40 percent of milked cows fail to produce enough butterfat to cover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dig Sandy
Dig Sandy High School
Big Sandy
Blame Dawes Plan for German Wreck At Herne
Berlin reports a Prussian diet communist deputy blamed the Dawes plan for yesterday’s Herne Westphalia railway disaster in which 22 people died and 8 were injured. He argued foggy conditions hid signals and that reduced rail staff since the plan’s adoption endangered passenger safety by omitting signaling torpedoes and sufficient flagmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Herne
Westphalia
Anti Tick Serum Results Are Good in Fight Against Tick
Missoula January 14 a serum developed at the United States health laboratory Hamilton to immunize people against spotted fever shows promise in aiding tick control efforts Dr RR Parker and assistant F J O Donnell visited Missoula en route to Helena to confer with lawmakers about tick control appropriations for 1925 and 1926 Parker said the treated blood in guinea pigs conferred immunity and the serum has no violent effect on those treated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
United States Health Laboratory
Hamilton
RR Parker
Parker
F. J. O'Donnell
Helena
Plevna Bank Moves to Baker Pending Name Change
The First National Bank of Plevna secures clearance from the national banking department to relocate to Baker. Ed P. O'Brien, cashier, will move banking equipment soon and continues business at Baker in the former First National building. Officers sought the name The Baker National Bank with W. H. O'Connell as president and Dr. Richard Hayes as vice president, both longtime locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
First National Bank of
Plevna
National Banking Department
Ed P. O’brien
First National
Miles City
Richard Hayes
Montana
Hayes
O'Brien
Roosevelt Assessor to Use Honor System
The Roosevelt county assessor L. M. Clayton will use the honor system for this year's assessments. The plan was tried last year by John Curran and found practical and more satisfactory to taxpayers, reducing mailing costs by about one third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar
Roosevelt County
L. M. Clayton
John Curran
Montana girl is sentenced in Canada
Elmira Glidden alias Emira Madden a 22 year old waitress was given six months suspended by Magistrate Barker in Lethbridge Alberta for forging a check to buy slippers and leggings total value seventy three dollars she presented a 25 dollar check payable to herself branded as signed by Mr. Davis and fled when refused later jailed briefly by police before admitting the forged check and changing her name to Madden
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethbridge
Alta
Elmira Glidden
Emira Madden
Barker
Kalispell
Mont
Davis
Ifhe
Lowe
Ety Police
Walls
Madden
Birmingham Thrifty City Gains National Repute
Birmingham, Dec 26 AP Municipal bank drives the city toward a thrifty reputation. Since 1919 the bank has handled 70,090,000 in transactions totaling 2,000,000. Depositors number 179,000 with 25,000,000 on deposit as new accounts open at 500 weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Thrifty
Eng
Associated Press
Municipal Bank
Pine Cough Syrup at Home Guide and Pinex Remedy
Pine is praised for soothing throat and chest membranes and making effective cough syrups. The guide suggests mixing 24% ounces of Pinex with home sugar syrup or alternative sweeteners to make a pint of remedy. It promises fast relief, claims benefit for bronchial issues, and cautions against substitutes while urging readers to demand Pinex from their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E¢ Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne, Ind
Montana House Debates Amendments and Normal School Bills
The report covers committee actions on bills for election judges guidance, repeal efforts on cock fights and anti slavery law, and measures to establish eastern Montana normal schools at Miles City and Billings. It notes committee reports on education and judiciary, with bills introduced on district judge powers, bank depository bonds, fur bearing seasons, pawnbrokers, highway contracts, and jury preemptory challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judiciary Committee
Loble
Holt of
Cascade
Holt
Burns
Keeley
Committee On Education
Committee On State Retiows
State Board of Education
State School of Mines
Butte
Montana Normal
Miles City
Billings
Ainsworth
Dellno
Grayhill
Lincoln
Duncan
Parkin
Flachsenhar
Donaldson
Cusick
Andrus, Davis
Wibaux, Bergstrom, Molton and Flynn
Mountana Normal School
Miles City House
Hanson
Albert Johnson
Walton and
Johnson
Mess
Andersen
Dgy Flachsenhar
Hoffman
Joffra
Montana
Bright outlook for Montana 1925 discussed at Deer Lodge meeting
Former Senator C. H. Williams addressed Kiwanis at Hotel Deer Lodge urging optimism for Montana in 1925. He cited numerous stories to illustrate brighter prospects. Also listed were talks on sheriff expenses, highway commission duties, abolishing the railroad commission, writs of attachment, superintendent staff, motor vehicle changes, railroad amendments, county treasurer settlements, and a county jail labor note. Elks hold regular meeting at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
State Board of Equalization
Rice
Dellno
Gravybill
Brandt and
Nelson
Meager
Merritt
Keeley
Flynn
Flytm
Wherthner
Troy
Ainsworth
Peer Lodge
Jan
C. H. Williams
Deer Lodge
Montana
Williams
Kennedy
Grayhill and
Lincoln
Robert Larson
State Railroad Commission
Nagle
McCarty
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Kelley
Keller
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EAROR
Maan
Moniana Avenue
Eid
Geornee
Paren
Mountain View
B.allauzier
Mator
YEGEN
BYU
Supreme Cour
Townsend News
Charlie Whats
Sidney Masons
Blaine
R. R. R. Parker
Plevna Bank
Roosevelt
Canada
Anderson
R. Larsen
Railroad Commission
Beadle
Ty McCarthy
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Lobla
ELKS
Southern Pacific Lines
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Ogden
P. Bancroft
South Main Street
Salt Lake City
Utah
Union Pacific
Henry Coulam
Rialto
Butte, Montana
Union Pacific System
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