Governor Stone Urges Early Hotel Reservations for Kansas City Convention
Judge McHatton and Montana delegate John J. McHatton received letters urging prompt hotel bookings for the July Fourth national convention in Kansas City. With limited leading hotels, 5 delegates and 5 alternates plus 100 to 200 visitors are expected. Reservations advised by March 22, though extensions were granted, now nearing end. McHatton offers to handle bookings if requested.
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Stone
McHatton
John J. McHatton
Montana
W. F. Flemming
Kansas City
Metlatton
National Committee
Washington
Committee of
Judge McHatton
Great Northern Railway Advertising Ocean Steamers to the Gold Fields
The Great Northern Railway reserves accommodations on the first steamers from Seattle to the gold fields. Reserve now at 41 North Main St Butte. J. E. Dawson, General Agent.
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Great Northern Railway Company
Seattle
City
Great Northern Railway
North Main St
Butte
J. E. Dawson
Financial Cable Jam Report From New York
The Commercial Advertiser's London cablegram reports slack markets in New York on April 6. Consols down 1 1 2 percent and war span at a 1 percent premium. Americans were idle and weak through the session.
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New York
London Financial Cablegram
Market Wrap Shows Mixed London trading and US rally wobble
A heavy break at New York opening stalled a rally attempt as prices closed near the bottom. Southern Pacific led the fall while London buyers eyed profits amid nervousness over a New York revival after Master. Copper prices steadied then rose. tin and other shares showed overdone speculation. Money demand improved though banks regained some ground.
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New York
Southern Pacific
London
Great Falls Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Events
Augusta, Stanford, Bozeman, Belt, Sun River, Harlem, Cascade, Lewistown, Kalispell, Seattle figures drop by Great Falls. Shooters from Stockett, Sand Coulee, Belt aim for medals at the Great Falls Gun club tournament. Magic lantern shows and school teaching plans mentioned.
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Ensign Stailers
Salvation Army
First Avenue South
Benton Gan Club Defies Northern Montana Rivals
Great Falls hosts a Benton Gan club challenge after weekly shoots. John B. Rauch of Benton Hardware used double powder in a Winch ester shotgun causing facial burns from escaping gases. J B Templeton suffered an eye injury from a metal splinter and a Chinese bystander sustained a hat puncture.
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Great Falls
Benton Gan Club
Gan
Montana
Benton Press
Benton
Benton Hardware Company
J.B. Templeton
Great Falls Forms Cricket Club For Season
Great Falls plans a new cricket club with about 50 members and a schedule of matches across the state. The club colors are light and dark blue, Cascade Park is being prepared for practice, and the year’s officers include President George Raban and Captain C. P. L. Fowler.
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Great Falls
Whic
Cascade Park
George Raban
E. W. Kelly
C. P. L. Fowler
Dudley Crowrthers
John Sherman
Fletcher Maddox
J. H. Mitchell
J. c. Huntoon
Percy Wilmott
Mrs Lucy Meyer Arrives to Advise Deaconess Hospital Work
At Deaconess Hospital Great Falls on April 5 Mrs Lucy R Meyer A M M D principal of the Chicago training school for deaconesses is in the city to arrange and assist in developing the work. Her husband J B Meyer leads the department globally with many hospitals and training schools under their management and they have trained many ladies to become nurses for the poor and distressed. Two trained nurses accompanied Mrs Meyer.
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Deaconess Hospital
Great Falls
Lucy R. Meyer
Chicago
Als. Meyer
J. 8. Meyer
Mra. Meyer
He Will Marry Her Great Falls
A marriage license was issued today to George Powers of Neihart and Bertha Kopetzki of this city. Kopetzki had filed a complaint accusing Powers of bastardy. he pleaded not guilty but later agreed to marry. She had become a mother several weeks ago.
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Great Falls
George Powers
Neihart
Bertha Kopetzki
Politician McLaughlin Linked to McKinley Era Decline
Great Falls reports former Chateau County sheriff and Blackfeet agent George B. McLaughlin, once a noted political ally of McKinley, faded after refusing to share Indian agency contracts. Edmonton Bulletin notes his return to Canadian life and new plans to pursue mining near Canoe River with A Stewart and two miners.
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Great Falls
George
McLaughlin
Chateau County
Browning
Edmonton Bulletin
A. Stewart
Strathcona
George B. McLaughlin
Kootenay
Yellowhead Pass
Canoe River
Mears
Stewart
McKinley
Ring
Senator Power
Helena
Srvice
Klondike
Stannard
Canada
McLeod
Prairie Creek
Public Schools Ban Collections in Great Falls
The Great Falls school trustees announce the suppression of all in school collections seeking monetary donations. Superintendent Larsent explains the ban aims to prevent coercion and inequity, noting petitions should not circulate in schools. Parents’ homes remain the proper fundraising avenue.
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Great Falls
Butte
Superntendent Larsent
For Rent Derk Room in Standard Office Great Falls
Room for rent in the Standard office in the Bach Cory building Great Falls. Quiet professional space available with shared facilities and convenient downtown access. Perfect for a small business or independent professional seeking a central location.
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Derk
Standard
Bach-Cory Building
Great Falls
Foreman supported as Great Falls quarry resumes work
A group of workers at the Great Northern quarry near Armington quit over dissatisfaction with the foreman and living conditions. The plant ran short handed but a large new crew arrived yesterday, and management says accommodations are ample and the foreman satisfactory.
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Great Falls
Great Northern
Armington
Pest house to be fumigated and repurposed as county poor house
Great Falls reports that three smallpox patients from other towns will be discharged soon and the pest house will be fumigated and repainted before reuse as the county poor house. The delay and scattered pauper housing have raised expenses as the old hospital and nearby rented facilities hold paupers, with additional poor persons in Colus.
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Great Falls
Colus
Pest house to house smallpox patients in Fort Benton plan
The county uses a pest house hospital to treat sick laborers from nearby grading camps. The building, owned by the county, will be fumigated thoroughly over several days to prepare for potential smallpox cases. If needed a separate small frame building will treat any patient arriving in town.
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Fort Benton
Great Falls April schedule changes on Montana Central line
A new timetable takes effect in two weeks as double service resumes on the Great Northern main line. The eastbound train due at 3 35 will arrive 30 minutes earlier and other trains changes are not yet final. No major changes expected.
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Great Falls
Montana Central
Great Northern
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