Weather and city updates spark mild Montana forecast
Weather bulletin lists temperatures and conditions across Montana towns including Miles City and Billings with mentions of highs around 74 and lows near single digits in places. The report notes precipitation patterns and a Northwest region outlook as a cold front and atmospheric changes move through.
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Nouriy
Helena Sarthe
Wharis
Mae Min
Ommatn Cyeencescen Cena Parkland
Ben Franelsga
Nl Siewere
British Columbia
Rockies
Acuron
Montana
Miles City
Nthe
Pacific
Daddy Reeves and Band Entertain At Hospital
Daddy Reeves and the band from Deaconess School performed for Fort Harrison patients. The lively show included select numbers and a between acts contest, with both entertainers receiving thanks and praise from veterans and staff.
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Daddy Reeves
Deaconess School
Fort Harrison
Reeves
New York Torn
Banden' and Ferguson
Yelena Meat Company
Islene Mardware Company
Prank Bogart
Mins Bimal
George Kan Enters Race for Public Administrator
George Kan, a longtime Hotere resident and former peace officer, filed for the Democratic nomination for public administrator at the July primaries. He pledged to conduct the office conscientiously if elected, with a background in the insurance business and notable community involvement.
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George Kain
Dustica of the Peace
Mator
Inauranss
State fair to offer prizes for Montana 4-H exhibits
The Montana State Fair will present about 200 prize entries in the 4-H club division and numerous exhibits sponsored by organizations. Entries for the fair, August 18 to 23, must be on regular entry blanks by August 1. Information may be obtained from A. D. Thomas, state fair secretary, Helena.
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Montana
Acpar
Alo
A. D.thermads
Charles Is. Potter
Filate
A. D.thomas
Constant State Fae
Helena
Personal notices of many residents leaving for trips and visits
A stream of short personal notices lists Ellen M Linguist arriving from Mianouia and several residents departing for destinations such as St Joseph Portland Denver Omaha Minneapolis New York City Montreal Gothenburg and Toronto. Individuals represented include Miss Pauline bench Mrs Grace Muth Mrs Monele Wallner Miss Tila M Yatox Andrew Anderson Arthur Tiyder and J W Trewhola. Also noted are a conference event for insurance writers and a Shriners convention in Toronto with various travelers headed to and from Seattle Denver and other locales.
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Fibel
Denver
Pacer
Pauline Bench
Omaha
Soren Chivers
Westernasy
Gearnart
Ore
Mre
Monele KK
Wallner Whit
Minneapolis
Two Men Die in Tank Collage Construction Accident
In Edgerton Kansas two workers William Branfield aged 30 and Charles Grean aged 50, both from Tulsa Oklahoma, were killed when the 55,000 gallon storage tank they were erecting for Independ ent Oil and Gas company collapsed. Two other men were injured in the incident.
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Edgerton
Kan
William Branfield
Charles Grean
Tulsa
Okla
Independant Oil and Gas Company
Pfander Pfander Pfander Stomach Tablets Ad in Minneap Polis
Facts or Fancies Which? Moat medical adverts claim truth behind Pfander's Stomach Tablets sold by Standard Drug Co. exclusive fate. Advert claims tenptions unsalicited words from Draien and present users support the product. Price refunded if not satisfied. Pertinent county place noted as Lawie and Clark.
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Moat Medical
Plunder
Standard Drug Co
Atore
Pfander
Lawie
Clark County
Bangficti
FLH. Pfander. Inc
Minneapolis
Vincent's Academy Announces Graduating Class Honors Above 30
Immaculata hall hosts commencement exercises for Vincent's Academy. Women students are recognized for high achievement across Religion, Latin, English, Volee, Charm, Harp, Violin, Geometry, Chemistry, French, Sewing, Bookkeeping, Stenography, Typing, American History, and General Studies. Numerous names listed with top averages noted.
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Leni Magwhlere
Catherine Bowfem
Hilzabeth Coyle
Alice Nugent
Helen Nunka
Mary O'Brien
Clara Phillipa
Kathleen Rost
Charlotte Sehneider
Mary Smith
Josephine Bullivan
Helen Hecker
Lucilla Dlain
Genevieve Chevalier
Mary
Louise Carmler
Bertha Coyle
Eileen Hawks
Mary McCabe
Josephing
Merstock
Mather Salvi
Helen Schatz
Boma Sylvanter
Dorothy Winton
Betty Brown
Maye Coty
Louise Gublech
Frances Gough
Marie Flasser
Irona McDonnall
Margaret Quigsey
Tan‘pel St. Germaine
Mary C. Sullivan
Mary J. Sullivan
Helen Woods
Detty Alard
Helena Brown
Josephine Bini
Irena Fiverstt
Marie McGaway
Mary Louise Miles
Mary Louise Bilpeich
Irvilla Winton
Lay T
Kathryn O
Katharina Bowes
Citta Phillips
Mary McCabs
Lounge Gablach
Cecile Morrison
Lena Blagutern
Theoryne Knunts
Georgette Hetor
Irgilla Winton
Catharina James
Isabelle Ehman
Insephiine Brntt Plavo
Georgette Betor
Irving Winton
Isabel Ehman
Josephine Deerslork
Mary Anthering Sullivan
Terntee Hreila
Vera Tibecap
Tielen Atutfieh
Mary Lotlne Stineich
Mary Duty
Mary Henrico Etoncoe
Marjorie Wilken
Mary Loulae Cormier
Clar Phil Ups
Kathleen Ross
Helen Wogacaman
Bernine Hrellit
Helen Wesseaman
Marjorfy Wison
Charlotte Sehnaider
Mary Cayln
Margarets Quiger
Laglei
Charlotte Schnellen
Athica
Chariotte Schneider
Chariotta Schneelder
Jlelen Becker
Georginne Boucher
Lene Blaguiere
Marig
Kelana Nunke
Mary O'Hriea
Rncy
O'Brien
Flleahinth Coyle
Esther Salvan
Eather Salvan Gagieh
Hertha Coyle
Betty Allard
Trone Evarett
Helen Brown
Jeanne Kouitz
Kathryn O'Nara
Srisnco
Helen Drew
Trane Everett
Vera Libecap
Kathryn O'Mara
Ann Vollmer
Triple X Thirst Station Opens At Helens And Lyndale
The Triple X Thirst Station opens today per J F Clifford, station official, at the corner of Helens and Lyndale avenues. A large harrat shaped building with an awning over a neat root beer counter will offer tray service for motorists who drive up and honk. Mabel Tiller, part owner, will operate the venture with plans to expand to several Garrets in the state.
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J. F. Cilfierd
Helens and
Lyndale Avenues
Delicioua
Meo
Mabel Tiller
Moore
Kaya
Clifford
Billings WOMAN INCORPORATES AND FILES PAPERS
Billings W. A. Incorporates with 17 papers filed by trustees including 13 women. New corporations register with secretary of state. Autocrated Widerwriters' corporation of Utah listed with offices in Salt Lake City and Helena. Capital stock 5,000 shares, 4,000 common 1,000 preferred, paid-in capital 919,500. Directors include Studebaker, Kindler, Biddle, Echanck, Hendak, Pithond, Baurette. The Y W C A of Din er files articles to advance moral welfare. Louis Dillagan and 12 others named as trustees in Billings.
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Widerwriters’ Corporation of
Utah
Balt Lake City
Helena
Charles &. Pawin
Helmart Dealaim Insurancs
Sornorations and Companion
Montana Warmers’ Union
Tally Qot For Seat In Legislature Sportsmen Issue
Albert Taly proprietor of Tallys Gin Alore attempts candidacy for state representative on a platform backing fishing and hunting rights. He warns against mergers, pledges banking of public funds in minority-owned banks, and opposes increasing hunting and fishing costs. This item notes his nomination path and public stance.
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Tally
Albert Taly
Tally's Gin Alore
Mhi
Anton
Banka
Loss in Suit Judges Award Judgment for Defendant
In district court Lewis Waar sued Joseph Onhte for image use. Judge W H Poorman ruled Lang not entitled to recover and awarded $1,871 to the defendant. Gable’s claim of $822.11 was offset by paid installments. court set $153.71 against the plaintiff if recovery was possible.
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Iistriet Court
Lewis Waar
W. WH. Poorman
Lang
Hin
Gable
Photonist
Ualmnen
Foorman Heldhhat
Colonel Misses High Train in Spokane Mystery
Colonel L. M. Nottad heads recruiting in the west and arrives in Helena regarding a northern passenger service disruption. The incident centers on a delayed train from the west, with confusion about his return time and a possible hangup in Idaho, as Northern Pacific officials report a late Molona arrival and ongoing uncertainty about the schedule.
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Mia
Col
L. M. Nottad
Uo Bas
Nerylea
Rocky Mountain
Helena
MD Hin
Planar
Sam Frankison
Idaho
Northeh
Pacific
Nm Molona
Unclear fragmentary item involving named individuals in Montana posting
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Pat Watlepetl Inne and Ben atara J G Webb with New York, Glavine park, Caulk Garten Soul and Y E Nelson of the United States Navy. References Mount parks Capt Gates and a Flathead county man who attended the University of Montana at Missoula. content is garbled and hard to interpret.
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Watlepetl, Inne &— of
Benatara
J. G. Webb
Wilh Mama
New York
Tony T
Freight Line Tax Payments Reported to State
Frailght line companies with covas' travel the rail routes of Montana pay taxes to the state. In 1920 these firms paid the sum of 26087.19 to the general fund and public schools. About 300 such companies enter the state with their cars, taxed per mile traveled. mileage reported for 1920 was 29,850,000 miles. The tax was levied by the state.
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Fraight Line
Montand
Nree-Saventha
Tne Binie
Mayer
Baptists 10 Enjoy Sunrise Breakfast Event
Baptists mark Pentecost with a sunrise breakfast led by young people of the church. After meditation and prayer, attendees will share coffee and a meal in the open. Rev. George Titan Farria is scheduled to speak during the morning service.
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Baptists
Purcell
Bunty
Bentevort
Od Wellows Lodge
Baptist Iehuren
Bundamorn
Bundamorn. ‘Our Far Chen Annunt Chien Service Tenastor, Rev. George Titan Farria
Special church services Sunday at First Christian Church
Special services are planned at First Christian Church with morning and evening rites. The 2 PM Armistice centenary observance will feature a sermon by Rev Carl Fl. Van Doren on The Significance of Pont e cout in 1920. Children’s Day program follows, directed by Lennard C. Young, then a baptism.
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First Christian Church
Tex Morrow
Disciples of Christ
Apeeint Munte
Morrie M Sanford
Ltsv
Carl Fl. van Doren
Pontecout
Lennard C. Young
Wool Sale on Crow Reservation Nets Mixed Prices
Sixteen thousand fleeces from the nearby Crow Indian Reservation were sold today to an eastern wool firm at 25.5 cents per pound. A separate consignor, Culpg of the Antler Abeep company and Will Heinrich, sold 12,000 fleeces at 26 cents per pound. A 20,000 pound clip was marketed by W. V. Dokngian at 24.5 cents per pound, New York. Baten, founder and co-author of the magazine Plat Talk, is noted in the report.
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Craw Inftan
Antler Abeep Company
Will Heinrich
W. V. Dokngian
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