Funeral notices for Sisters and parish members
The funeral for Sister Mary Bernendina Maailister is set for tomorrow at 9 AM with a requiem at Immaculate Conception. John J. Shea’s funeral is planned for this morning at 9:30 at the family residence, then Mass at St Patrick’s. positive burial details follow. Larry Duggan of 822 North Main Street is noted for arrangements. Mass at St Patrick’s and burial in Catholic cemetery are listed.
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Mary Bernendina
Maailister
Mtherooon
Funeral notices and obituaries in a damaged OCR fragment
Fragmentary obituary notes list names such as Jerry Snee and Lowina, with references to a funeral, family plot interment, and a St Roch cemetery, plus a separate notice for Frank Freeman’s child Carence died at age three. The text is garbled but indicates funeral services and later notices.
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Ashe Grose
Gheeman
Jerry Sneete
Lowina Waite
Frank Till
Rtormar & Reed Andereneral
Carence Teget
Prank Freeman
Notre
Funeral Services Set At St Louis For Rev Blackiston
In Sherman and Reed area readers learn that the Rev Blackiston will conduct services at the Episcopal church on Idaho Street near Fiat Avenue, with burial plans announced in Butte later. The note mentions pastor and location details for the procession and the church gathering.
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Fiat
Idaho Streeta
Worviers Temple
Blackiston
Forday
St. Louie
Butte
Pouce
Yoseph Richards in Peveval Director Controversy
Local records show Yoseph Richards connected to the Peveval Directorate and Montane Sivet in Butte Montana amid a dispute over jurisdiction. Citizens await clarity as officials weigh alternative routes for the case.
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Yoseph Richards Peveval
Rubaimer
Montane Sivet
Butte, Montag Paces
Eet
Ben Or
Citizens campaign opens before large Butte crowd
Opening rally for the Citizens ticket drew 500 to 600 on Broadway near Main in Butte. Speakers criticized the current administration, claimed higher taxes and debt, and urged support for the Citizens candidates for mayor and city offices. James H. Lynch urged tax relief and reform, while William Meyer condemned government spending and socialist influence. The event featured a wagon with flags, election chatter, and calls to defeat the socialist faction at the polls.
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Butte
Citizens’ Ticket
Broadway
Main
Democrata
United States
Hutte
Trutte
Ts Butte
James H. Lynch
Citizens’ Movement
Socialist Club
Finland
Russia
Lynch
Citisens
Wilam Ma
Citizens
Grand Army
Duncan
Judiciary “Committee
Young
Eitmena
Ladendord
Ladendorff
May send aid from Omaha Indiana to Ohio food fund
A telegraph to Red Cross offices reports Omaha and Indiana donors pledging aid for Ohio food relief. Donations list names many individuals and amounts including 500 from Daniel Shovitn and 100 from Christan, with a total boost to the relief effort. The note mentions local chapter members coordinating distributions and a theater appearance by Dovey at the Ansonia, ending tonight.
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Ana
Trutte
Ohio Food Fund
Chamber of Committee
Indiana
Omaha
Ohio
Red Cross
Washington
Ventory
Brown
Itule Fock
Daniel
Vaudeville Show Delights Audiences At Ansonia Theater
The Sunday matinee drew a large crowd as 5 Dig feature and Mae Mayton impressed with comedy and stage presence. Lewis and Abbot charm at big houses, while Biograph and Vitagraph acts add polish. A Pathe feature inaugurates President Wilson with the world’s best educated horse.
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Mae Mayton
Montana
Lewis and
Abbot
Ansonia
Biograph Company
Vitagraph
Maurice Costello
Clowes
Pathe
Wilson
State Engineer Office shifts force to Great Falls
The Helena office of HN Savage supervising engineer of the northern recreation division moves its fixtures and equipment by crate to Great Falls this week. The transition places headquarters closer to Sun and Milk rivers works and some gear will go to project sites. Meanwhile a St Mary canal construction bid on April 28 seeks 22 miles and 1,201,000 cubic yards of material removal along the St Mary river in the Indian reservation northwest area.
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Helena
Maren
HN. Savage
The
Recreation Service
Great Falls
Great Fall
Project Headquarters
Division
Sree Cael Ernere Aera
Savage
Washington
Tabbe
Aled
St. Mary Canal
St Mary River
St. Mary Lake
Mill River
Benefit entertainment raises 140 for flood sufferers in Livingston
Livingston on March 31 hosts a benefit at the Alcazar to aid flood sufferers. The program, provided by Railway Glen club and local talent, raised 140 dollars. Also on March 31 John Kearney reports a Yellowstone river trout of 16 pounds, 32 inches, seven miles south of Livingston. Helena notes Montana fires in three months destroy over half a million dollars of property due to fire, smoke and water.
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Livingston
John Kearney
Yellowstone River
Helena
Montana
Resinol Stops Itching And Heals Skin Fast
Positive report that Resinol Ointment stops itching instantly and begins healing when applied. With Resinol Soap it clears eczema ringworm pimples and other eruptions leaving skin clear. Doctors have used and prescribed Resinol for eighteen years as a gentle effective treatment for various skin conditions.
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United
Taten
Floods and fires amid Montana weather and rail disruption
State Fire Marshal J F McCormick reports 128 fires statewide during the quarter with no owner losses while dwellings represent the principal risk. Superintendent B C Johnson and Trainmaster R Te Auerbach depart for washout scene near Billings as Great Northern detours trains from Helena to Jamesown via Leeds. Dr Eva M Hunter heads to Day Ohio as floods hamper contact with sister and husband in the flooded district amid ongoing heavy rains.
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Ording
J. F. “Mccormick
Lavingston
Maren
B. C. Johnson
R. Te Auerbach
Billings
Helena
James ‘Own
Leeds
Great Northern
Livingston
Eva M. Hunter
Ohio
Joseph Thompson
Under Water Wednesday Threat Looms Over Shawneetown
Shawneetown Illinois faced possible flooding as the Ohio River rises toward a record level. Residents evacuated, goods moved to upper floors, and officials consider cutting the levee to prevent a catastrophic breach while communication remains limited to telegraph. The river stood about 9 feet tonight and rising.
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Shawneetown
Ohta
Shawnestown
Parkersburg Reaches for Serenity After Flood Recovery
Parkersburg and Belpre in Wood County struggle after historic flood. Rail lines severed since Thursday cut access to outside world. Water levels four feet above the 188 flood mark threaten homes as residents face power outages, scarcity of newspapers and mail, with at least one death reported and thousands displaced.
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Tiver
Parkersburg
Belpre
Wood County
Rumor Nicholas of Montenegro May Abdicate Throne
A Vienna telegraph report says King Nicholas of Montenegro is near abdication in favor of Crown Prince Danilo. Rumors cited recent serious illnesses and fainting linked to cigarette use. A Constantinople dispatch notes Turkish forces near Marmora to the west.
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Vienna
Daily Telegraph Age
Nicholas
Montenegro
Danie
Constantinople
Siifve
Tehatalja
Wea
Marmora
Physician Links Morgan Death to Pujo Inquiry Turmoil
Rome reports Dr M Alien Starr of New York said J Pierpont Morgan’s illness and breakdown stemmed from emotions tied to the Pujo inquiry into the money trust. The findings contradict Morgan’s appearance before the Washington committee in December when he seemed in good health and composed.
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Rome
M. Alien Starr
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Paso
Washington
Maren
Surpri
Morgan
Ing
Hayes
California
Ed Ware silk volt arrangements in old lace bodice
A fragment describes silk volt garments with an old lace bodice and gold cord around the waist. White shadow fire flickers over armor to form a short revon, noted as Maison ABCKE.
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Arma
Maison Abcke
State Convention of School Workers Opens in Lewistown
Delegates from Silver Bow county depart by Milwaukee Road to Lewistown for the state convention. An open session at 7:30 in the Presbyterian church will be presided by Rev. Ernest W. Wright with services led by Charlie Barnesworth and Rev. F. W. Wallace. Various speakers from Montana schools will present lessons on temperance, methods, and church education across Thursday sessions concluding with an automobile civic tour.
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Silver Bow County
Milwaukee Road
Lewistown
Presbyterian Church
Ernest W. Wright
Charlie “E. Barneworth
F. W. Wallace
Forsyth
RW Soule
Fergus County Sunday School ‘Association
A. Franake
City Schoole
John A. Meeke
Butte
A.” Westfall
Department of Singing
College of Montana
Det Lade
William A. Brown
International Worker
Methodist Church
Annie N. Ross
Anaconda
A. K. Arnot
George Ed
Great Falls
John N. Maclean
Missoula
Charles A. Dana
Billings
Carnes of
Moore
Thomas
Teton
A. Foutch
Buffalo
P. W. Hayes
B. Auger
Reo
Mra
J. Jer Freeman
Meagher County Association
J. A. Martin
EF. ‘Tabor
Helena
Poth
RJ. Cunningham
E.W. Wright
Benefit for Flood Sufferers in Butte at Angonia Theater
A flood relief benefit staged at Angonia Theater features free talents from local performers. Manager Levy of the Ansonia Theater donates all proceeds to Governor, with 2 shows at 1:30 and 3:30. Admission 6 cents, 1 cent for children in the afternoon. Orchestra led by Prof. A H Cammack, promising a strong musical program.
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Angonia Theater
Ohio
Butte
Levy
Ansonia Theater
Gov
Jie
AH. Cammack
Funeral of Patrick Foley in Butte District Court recesses
Patrick Foley brother of County Clerk John J. Foley and longtime office deputy died Saturday. Funeral held at 423 Minah Street with services at Lawrence Church. Native of Michigan, 32 years in Butte earned many friends. Survived by his mother and two sisters Mrs J J Harrington and Mrs W O Sherman.
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Patrick Foley
John J. Foley
Minah Street
Lawrence
Pat. Hick Foley
Michigan
Butte
Hils
Jvs
J. J Harrington
Mew
Sherman
HYOMET promised relief from catarrh and breathing issues
Quick relief claimed in five minutes from HYOMET treatment for catarrh. It soothes irritated mucous membranes, improves breathing, and, while not a cure-all, aids general health by removing nasal throat and lung germs. Available from Smith Drug Co Anaconda Paxson Rockefeller Butte and druggists everywhere.
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Smith Dru Company
Anaconda
Paxson & Rockefeller Company
Butte
North Butte Mining Company declares dividend No. 29
Notice from Alderon secretary of North Butte Mining Company announces a quarterly dividend of 80 cents per share on outstanding stock, payable April 19, 1912. Transfer books close April 13 to April 21, 1912 inclusive. Treasurer Duncan urges standard want ads for quick results.
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En Lang
Resont
G.A. Duncan
Weandard
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Lumber Department
Bonner
Larry Duggan
Nort Main
St. Patrick's Church
M. J. Walsh
East Park Street
Sherman & Reed
Wasr Aps
Ruauice
Theorge
Dovey
Es Meme
Crescent Manufacturing Co
Seattle
Western ‘Montane National Bank
Soula, Mont
Ene Natatal Depository
Hyman
Dayton
Strprisen
the Daily
State Convention OF School Workers
Foelang
Mentary
Lane Guor
Beecham’s
Beecham
Hooping
Seome
Ake Cos
Leos
Public Service Commission
Hotona
Gali Tor Wid
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