State University to Mark 25th Anniversary in Missoula
Missoula observers will mark the 25th anniversary of the State University with Charter Day ceremonies on February 18. Former congressman Ton Stont, now a Montana legislator, will deliver the oration, with other prominent figures on a program starting at 10 a.m. Visitors may tour all campus buildings both morning and afternoon. A Missoula chamber banquet will be held in the evening for the university and its guests.
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Trials On Pants In Court Over Fit And Price
Croat Falls May 28 in Justice Court Judge Charles A Wilson Sr. presided over a case where Durnen refused to pay 23.30 for trousers purchased long ago arguing they were not worth the price and did not fit. The court deemed measuring the pants the best evidence of value but could not measure fit without a better method. Durden relied on his own resources and a $100 lawyer to contest a 23.50 bill.
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Wild animal exhibit at fair requested by sportsmen
Livingston January 28 A state gathering led by Game Warden Nelson and the State Sportsmen Association aims to secure a wild animal exhibit at the next state fair. Planned species include bison moose elk deer antelope mountain goats sheep bears wolves coyotes and river and lake fish to showcase Montana wildlife and tourism potential.
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Burglary at Rug and Secondhand Stores Ends in Arrest
Police early this morning captured a suspect after a burglary at a rug and a secondhand store. About $590 in cash was found and secured. Med Davis, a 1 year old, reported to have earlier crimes, was taken into custody by officers. Crawley’s proprietor intervened when the crime occurred and was restrained at gunpoint. Davis claimed he had just finished serving months in the Missoula jail for a similar offense.
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State Briefs from Early 20th Century District Court and Civic News
In a district court tonight the verdict in the Fred Green case against Northern Pacific ferry near Gregson Springs favored the defendant. The plaintiff sought 380,000 damages in a years-long estate matter before Lat enurl. Also, civic groups in various cities discussed Americanization and naturalization hearings, with 17 passing examination as the campaign renews. A telegram from Winn, Thlake, Montana and Wyoming clubs, plus Lake City, urged Congress to act on a mining regulation bill impacting producers and manufacturers, a move seen as a broad, consequential precedent.
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Indiana Senator Harry S. New Announces Re election Candidacy
Indianapolis January 28 Senator Harry S New announces candidacy for re election to the United States Senate from Indiana. The veteran Republican seeks another term amid party backing and anticipated challenges from rivals within the state.
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New County Judith Basin Debt to Cascade Totals $44218
Great Falls Montana January 22 a statement shows the new county of Judith Basin owes Cascade county 44218 as part of the adjustment between counties prepared by commissioners B P Nair Rufus Baland and signed by Poland and McNair. Fergus county will receive 29116723 from its offspring and the settlement awaits final signatures before presentation to county boards.
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Great Falls Ski Champion Earl Stone Wins Honors
Great Falls reports Earl Stone former Great Falls president now Centerville assistant postmaster won top honors at a Canton South Dakota ski tournament defeating 1920 amateur champion Kaidal of Northfield Minnesota. Stone claimed the big prize plus smaller awards celebrated for his flawless form and four standing jumps. He has been invited to Northfield to compete again and is noted for his vocal talents in local concerts. Robert P Augstey Missoula grocery manager died after a skiing accident at a local ice rink where he broke his hip and developed nephritis. He moved to Missoula twenty years ago from Pensolsquls X.
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Anti-Divisionists Busy Coffee Creek Section Meet
Coffee Creek January 2 joint meeting of antidedlision committees from Coffee Creek and Square Butte opposed to Hasnier county creation. Resolutions signed by local taxpayers including S Mahurin Dormus Noah Boone Cape High McIntosh MacKenzie Enel Coffman Dickson Bechard and M E Cahalany Sullivan Davis Dudley of Square Butte.
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East Helena Woman Dies at 24 After Local Life
Mrs Arno O Hange died at her mother's home in East Helena aged 24. Born in East Helena she graduated from East Helena public school and Helena high school. She married Arno O Monsen four years ago, proprietor of East Helena garage. Survived by husband mother and one brother in Vietnam? No, in Montana. Funeral 2 PM Sunday at East Helena M E church. interment East Helena IOOF Cemetery. Pallbearers: Thomas Gill Frank Halliday Andrew Bostrom Chris Christopherson John Clarkson Conrad Petersen.
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Toston News Notes A Busy Start To 1900s Visitations
Solin Bowles travels to Livaral Kansas for a visit. Johnson visits his son in Helena last week. Rev Roller of Helena attends town events. Fund drive for European famine sufferers planned. Local residents Jones Batts Mrs J N Johnson among visitors. Mrs Driscoll leaves for Mutte to tend a sick sister. Mrs Hewine travels to Delphia Montana for a week. Boomer family from Seattle visiting relatives. Walter and Pam Mockel in Helena hospital for tens operations. Mike Massa visits home. Miss Matsler from Downsend calls on friends. Walter Chestnut in Helena on business. Bruce Huntley ill. Mrs Mary Smith of Allsquia visits brothers and sisters.
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Livingston to Enjoy First Passenger Lift
Livingston January 24 news reports the first passenger elevator coming to the town. Mrs Josie Klein proprietor of the new hotel says Otis Elevator company will install it and expects it ready for passengers within two weeks. Local youth are already practicing the elevator rhythm on the marble floor.
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Brother Reunites with Sister After Twenty Years in Missoula
D. R. Grush of Astoria Oregon met his sister by chance on Higgins Avenue in Missoula after twenty years apart. He had written from Astoria about a visit to Montana, but the letter never reached his sister Mrs. Joe Nuggard of Palinsburg. The chance encounter confirmed their family tie and ended a long separation.
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Stolen Shoes Recovered From Hidden Bath Under Hotel
Great Falls report states three pairs of shoes stolen from McDonald shoe store were found hidden under a bathtub in the Glema cy hotel by a chambermaid who alerted police. The odd small sizes used for display were believed to be taken and placed there via an unknown rear stairway entrance.
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Sheep Company Sues Over 26000 Sheep Missing
Solway Sheep Company sues Lee McGauley to recover 26 000 mixed black and white sheep valued at 26 000 with damages estimated at 5200 after alleged unlawful possession since January 25 1921. Ages range one to five years. McCanley counters with unlawful grazing and fence destruction claims to be heard next week in Justice Ornsby court.
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Noted British art collector Sir Merton Russell Cotes dead
London report says Sir Merton Rus sell Cotes noted art collector has died. His works were loaned to Chicago and other exhibitions in British villas. He donated a Josiah Wedgwood black basalt bust of George Washington to the American people now in the Library of Congress. He was a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society who studied Mauna Loa and Kilauea. Born 1835.
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Complicated Claims Set For Settlement In Exchange Plan
Washington reports most obstacles toward funding claims by nationals or countries allied with the United States in the European war are cleared. The state department says assurances from Britain and other allies confirm reciprocal measures, with notification sent to the attorney general. The move follows a June act ensuring enemy-origin claimants are considered if their governments reciprocate.
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Maternity Bill Seen Safer Abroad Than U S
The Associated Press reports from Washington on January 23 that motherhood is safer in 37 foreign countries than in the United States and infants in 10 other nations have a better chance of living through their first year, per the House Commerce Committee's Sheppard-Towner bill study seeking 1,480,000 for guarding maternal and infant health amid scant opposition.
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Bank Closed in Georgetown Suburb
Georgetown Wash bank fears close as Citizens State Bank is shut by State Bank Examiner H S Bennett. The Georgetown suburb bank held $25 000 capital and $270 000 in deposits. Bennett gave no statement on the reasons for the closure.
State grant proposed for ex-service relief in Nebraska
A bid introduced in Lincoln proposes a $2,000,000 fund for ex-service men care and relief. It would cover food clothing medical and surgical supplies. Paris ceremony marks permanent entombment under the Arc de Triomphe for a soldier of France with only a plain stone slab as a marker.
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Eatonic Relieves Hicks with Four Tablets
Mrs Hicks credits four Eatonic tablets with stomach relief. The ad claims Eatonic digests food, stops nausea, belching, and indigestion, restores appetite, and improves digestion. It urges readers to try the remedy and promises a money back guarantee through druggists.
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Reduced tariffs cut Pacific coast shipping rates
San Francisco dispatch reports the inter coastal rate conference published lowered water and shingles tariffs from the Pacific coast to eastern points. Wool shipments drop from 16 to 15 cents a hundred parrols for grease and pulled product and from $1.20 to $1 for the scoured product. Shingles set at 75 cents per two hundred pounds, down from 48 cents. Most coast waif terms not clear.
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