Installation Social for Amaconia Lodge Officers
Newly elected Amaconia Lodge 229 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks held an installation at Standard Hall followed by a social session. Officers announced include C L Schele as enalled ruler and J A Minox as reading keeper. entertainment featured cartoonist 2 C Terry and pianist Jack Hanguer.
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Amaconia
Standard Hall
Wan
John MacKenzie
J. MM. Niner
Bert Conynn
L. L. la Rose
C. L. Schele
J. AM. Minox
Eateemen
Kealgh xi
AL Conyne
North Dakota man buys big ranch near Helena
Helena April 11 Special Detph ten Brodie of Plolgngan North Dakota, who has been investing largely in Montana lands, purchased the ranch near East Helena formerly owned by Inte W Child, paying 35000. The place contains 2700 acres with 27 inches of water rights included.
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Helena
Brodie
Plolgngan
N.D
Montana
East Helena
Inte W. &. Child
H.C. Burgess
City election slated for next Monday wards choose three officials
Special report notes April 1 nominations for the city election. Three pidermen will be elected, one from each ward. The Civic club and Moral improvement association have nominated W. D. Wilson for one post.
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Mainthon
Civic Clnt
Moral Improvement Association
Hag
WW. D. Wilson
Ward Candidates Race Against Citizens Ticket
In the First ward Kkaon and Lewis Petargon face off against the Citizens ticket led by George Whitcomb. In the Second ward WW F McLaughlin opposes the Citizens slate led by Petargon. In the Milrd ward 4 FE Chilleolt lines up against the Citizens ticket with Lewis Petargon.
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Kkaon
FE. Chilleolt
Milrd
Toket
Lewis Petargon
George Whitcomb
F. McLaughlin
Hind and
Wari
Suspected assailants of girl released by sheriff
Dillon April 1 sheriff Gosman released the three men he arrested yesterday suspected of assaulting the crippled daughter of Engineer Johnson at Dubois. The girl could not identify the attackers because they wore masks and the assault happened after dark. They bound her, dragged her toward the embankment, and fled when a train approached. Engine crew found the girl and took her to Dukols.
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Dillon
Gosman
Yessterday
Engineer Johnson
Dubois
Sinho
Thalho
Allroady
Min
Ron
Dukols
Hamilton notes biggest fee month in Ravalli county history
Special Dispatch reports Ravalli county clerk and recorder George A. Reese tallied 808.05 in fees for April, the largest monthly total on record, beating February’s 618.93. The item also mentions births, shipments of fruit trees, and various residents’ travel and hearings in Hamilton.
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Standard
Hamilton
Ravalli County
George A. Reese
George Fisk
Missoula
Root Valley Trigation Company
Samuel Kyle
Coma
Visada
Cal
Arthur Roman
F. H. Cooney
Butte
J. Phillips
I. McCulloch
W. T. Tyler
Diisnavin
Charles J. Caristrem
Louis Linden
Paradise
Linden
John D. R Haley
Stevensville
RK. H. Danield
Victor
Former Queen Hopeful Returns From Washington
Honahity reports a former queen hopeful has returned from Washington D.C. where she pressed her claims against the government. She remains hopeful of success and plans to return to Washington in the next Congress session to pursue her point.
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Honahity
iAiwalnlant
Washington,d.c
United Sites Rovermoent
Washington
Congress
Harriman Finds Changing Sentiment Encourages Rail Growth
Harriman returns from a long western tour praising improved public sentiment toward railroads. He cites construction from Nogales to Mexicali and a 64,000 acre tract ripe for cultivation, with $1,000,000 already spent on the Southern Pacific-Mexican line and potential $40,000,000 more to finish the work. He notes labor is available though skilled workers are scarce and says wage cuts are not yet considered.
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Washington
BU Harriman
Lata
Mexico
Alice
Moxton
Nogales
Amy van
Harriman
West
Southwest
Borether
City votes on new district and paving for Missoula streets
City council authorized a survey to district Missoula for a new sewer and street improvement district on University Avenue from the University campus to South Higgins Avenue. Planning includes paving and cement walks with curb parking as in other Montana cities. The meeting also reviewed an ordinance to close several South Missoula streets at the request of the Milwaukee Puget Sound railway. after delays the measure failed to pass on a 2 to 4 vote.
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Tire Bitter Root Valley
Marcus Daly
Missoula
On Siner
Great Falls
Maye
Grant Falls
University Avenue
South
Missouri
University Critpus
Higging Avenue
Deer Lodge County to Advertise County Resources
The Deer Lodge county board approved 80 dollars for county advertising and reviewed a petition signed by local property holders and business leaders calling for 800 dollars to promote county resources. The board appointed publicists including BOP Mathewson and others to lead the publicity program. The plan is expected to start work immediately.
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Board of County Commissioners
Deer Lodge
Pablic
Bop
Mathewson
J. Bowman
Duralon
Mactinum and Co
Tuttle
Last of American Troops Depart From Cuban Soil
Havana April 1 A final general order by Maj Gen Thomas said to end the army of pacification in Cuba as the Langperis Sumner and McClellan with the last of the American detachments sailed from Arsenal docks for Newport News General Harry departed on the Mascotte for Tampa.
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Arger
Thoman
Tarry
Army of Pacification
Cuba
Delock
Langperis Sumner
McClellan
Lail
Arsenal
Newport News
Harry
Mascotte
Tampa
Wife and Peer Named in Suit Appeal From Decree
Beth Lori Northkind and Mrs John Alexander Stirling appeal a divorce decree granted to Mr Stirling by Lord Guthrie last month. The report notes the appeal filed in Fainvorgh with Special Dispensation to the Standard. Helena’s Mystic Shims ceremonial session set for Notte August 17 following Algeria templé meeting. An executive committee led by CT. Dillenteck and members Crtkina Gillis Collan Warling Virdeh is noted by potentate J. D. Watte of Lewis town. Santiago Cuba reports Lamaya town nearly destroyed by fire causing an estimated loss of 300,000.
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Fainvorgh
Beth Lori Northkind
John Alexander Stirling Heve
Stirling
Lord Guthrie
Helena
Notte
Algeria
CT. Dillenteck
Messrs
Crtkina
Gillis, Collan
War Iing
Virdeh
Flittatrous
J. D. Watte
Lewistown
Appeals Case 70 Supreme and Secures His Release
Santa Fe report: Avril G Mut Jeng of New Mexico and FR My Nichols appealed to the U S Supreme Court after being indicted in Corson Corwin on two counts of obtaining money under false pretenses. They allegedly posed as agents of Southwestern Smelting and Refining Co, later said to have sold 15000 stock causing receivership. Nichols and Mullens claim legitimate business. they left town, triggering indictments.
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Santa Fe
XNI
Avril BR. G. Mut Jeng
New Mexico
My Nichols
Corson
Corwin
Towa
New
Nichols
Mtullens
Corydan
Southwestern Smelting and Refining Company
Mullens
Mullen
Indians Graduate at Carlisle Indian School
Carlisle April 11 commencement exercises at the Indian school were held today. The class was the largest ever graduated, with 26 from the classical department and 26 from the other classical department.
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Carlisle
Indian School
Front Tre
Calebreate Hoot hs Birthday of Gen Booth
New York April 1 12 observances mark the birth day of Gen William Booth founder of the Salvation Army with exercises announced for April 1 and 12 in the city. Nashville April 1 internal revenue officers seize 9000 barrels of whiskey in a crackdown on contraband imports.
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New York
William Booth
The
Salvation Army
Big Shi4ue
Witiskay
Nashville
Internal Revenue
Cnccra
President May Get West This Summer After All
Washington April 1 President Ta ro day declined to attend a national manufacturers meeting in New York on May 20 He explained his plan to appoint a tariff commission rather than one to run the tariff He expected to visit the Virginia state fair in September and may extend a western trip in May but would not commit to it This ends reports that he abandoned a western tour this summer
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Andy
Kieran
Brady
Wits Mes Petithay
Washington
Tartoday
National Association of Manufreturery
New York
F. Stillman
Our
Fhe
Atis Serise
Virginia State
Getobay
Interior approves railway lands in three districts
The Interior Department approved land parcels totaling 4,272 acres in Billings Lewistown and Miles City districts as part of the Northern Pacific railway lands action. This dispatch notes the April approval by the secretary and outlines parcels in western Montana.
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Stexlardt
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Billings
Lewistown
Miles City
Ods
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