Meeting Wraps Up Montana State Dental Society Session
After a two day meeting in Helena the Montana State Dental Society adjourned to plan next year’s convention in Helena. Officers named include Dr Sherman Keyser president and Dr C X Reinz secretary with Norris Helena treasurer. Dr Wirth and Dr Howells helena, and Dr Walt Meena also among officers. Committees on cubes and supervision of files were set with Dr G Longeway of Great Falls as supervisor. Banquet at Napton followed late talks by retiring president Dr D J Macdonald of Anaconda and the new leadership.
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Montana
Fraumual
Elena
Sherman Keyser
Bulla
Frety
de. C. X. Reiniz
Selene Arcond Vies
Richar Purdan
Buzeman
Secretar
Norris
Helena
H. Wirth
Barth. Great
W. A. M. Howells
Dr. Ton
D. J. Walt Meena
B. J. Keenan
Butce
Best
Dillon
Snd
Longeway
GA. Chevigny
Siuns of
Lhe
Napton
D. J. Macdonald
Anaconda
Opening of the club celebrated with lavish plans
The club opens with a formal reception and banquet on Friday evening April 24. Invitations extend to state leaders from Montana cities, Salt Lake Alta club, and Spokane. two orchestras, grand decor, palm arrangements, and a guarded schedule of dancing, cards, and entertainment for members and guests.
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Montana
Alta Cith
Salt Lake
Spokane
Silver Bow Club
Wren
Mitire CIA
R Maxie
Wlowern
James Tickell Makes Will as Death Nears in Butte
James Tickell county commissioner of Silver Bow county and longtime local figure made his will yesterday. He is in great pain and near death, with physicians offering no hope for recovery. The document lists assets and assigns items from his bed to his former staff and attendants. Also noted is a Yellowstone Park Transportation Company purchase of two matched teams and one driver for the Lost Pavic trade.
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James Tickell
Silver Bow County
Spertaman
Butte
Iris
Dickaliing
Furmer
John M. Sparea
North Mary Street
Tickul
Aiments
Hayes
Yellowstone Park Transportation Company
C. X
Wherranel
Home Park
Chicago
Ugny
Whouikaler Lells
BozemanBoneters Seek Resignation of Key Leaders
The Bozeman Boneters held a meeting last night to discuss the resignations of president B. D. Steele and secretary Justin Mo Smith. Steele has reportedly left permanently and a new secretary is to be named, with changes affecting the association’s leadership and office.
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Sreelal Dlapareh
Stinidace
Bozen
Bozeman Boneters
Tranchors
B.D. Steele
Justin Mo Smith
Steele
Fort. Borenma
oCe Tnters
Fte Pain Association
Town leaders elect officers to renew work
There was no difficulty in finding two men to lead the effort. Georgs BP Bier was elected president and Charles Dunlop secretary, and the project work begun will be pushed forward with renewed energy.
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Georgs BP
Bier
Charles Dunlop
Newsboys Club Pushes Insignia Button System In Butte
In Butte, newsboys urged public buyers to purchase only papers bearing the club insignia, a move to curb theft and protect honest boys, publishers, and customers. The meeting noted most street sellers belong to the club led by Norris Smith, with 200 of 260 members attending. Next meeting will feature talks by Malcolm Gia and reader Ale.
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Bute
Flouristing Club
Norris Smith
Butte
Poxte
Malcolm Gia
Ale. EB. B. Wairiek
Popular Butte union officer John J Murphy dead
John J Murphy longtime secretary of the Butte Miners' Union died at St James hospital after a long illness of miners' consumption He was 41 and survived by two brothers James and Patrick and two sisters Mrs J J O Connell and Mrs Thoman Duignan of Butte The funeral will be at 3 o clock tomorrow from Mrs O Connell's home to Church of the Immaculate Conception where high mass will be said Friends are asked to omit flowers.
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John R. Murphy
Butte Miners’ Union
St. James’ Hospital
Murphy
James Z
Patrick Murphy
J. J. O'Connell
Butte Briefs Health Trip and Mail Service Changes
James Tippett has gone to Cornwall for health reasons. Teffertive ae Aprils at 2. Weirapolitan meal marker will discontinue their mail business at 48 West Park Street until further notice. All outstanding items must be paid at the show ardress.
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West Park Street
Wotil
Norks
Sunday Day in Capital of Gallatin Proclaimed
Citizens in Gallatin face an ordinance related to midnight closing. Mayor Maury’s promotion of last Tuesday and forthcoming actions by Bries and Rogeman push the measure forward. The Galbain Valley church weighs in as to legality, with Wyner dealers not yet planning a court challenge.
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Gazeman
Ate Ordanes
C. PL Maury
Tomurrcew
Rogeman
Tubmy
Galbain
Ehch
Wyner
North Star suffers collision in Hell Gate transit
The steamer North Star of the Mathe line sustained a serious hull breach after colliding with a loaded car float in Hell Gate while en route from Portland. Despite a large hole in her side the vessel reached Fork under her own power. One crew member or passenger was injured and the incident followed heavy traffic in the narrow passage.
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New York
North Star
Mathe Steamship Line
Hell Gate
Portland
Trafic
Our Diplomats And Their Work In Congress Debates
The debate over embassy buildings and protective tariffs unfolds with lawmakers from Indiana Texas and New York clashing over safety of embassies and the impact of tariff changes on coal and sugar. Speaker Cannon adjourns amid disputes as lawmakers denounce leadership and discuss economic policy shifts.
Chicago notes on threatened strike and freight car demand
Report outlines potential long strike impact on Midwest rail traffic with March figures from the American Railway Association. It notes car shortages, reduced freight volume, and high Chicago power and maintenance costs amid tensions with unionized workers.
Vent Express to Resume Publication at Pony
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Twin Bridges Pony Express will resume, with Mesut Stevens and Tawan leading efforts to revive the weekly. Publication is planned to return next Thursday with a refreshed issue and backing from capable newspaper men.
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Pony Express
Fubishad
Pony
Mesut
Stevens
Tawan
Fragmented Romance Dialogue From Hidden Page
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a man and woman discussing engagement and appearances. The lines appear misread, with phrases like he prepared and she nodded, hinting at a romantic or social confrontation. The text is too damaged for clear interpretation.
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Members State Dental Association
Vicw
Neiles
House
Messrs
Wiff Sigsel
Tod
Howard
Willian
D. Thornton
Board of Trusters
Tr. J. Murrray
Ro c. Gurson
M. We. Borger
Elds Siegel
W. D. ‘Thornton
J. A. Cuse
Renick
John.m. Howard
Eugane Carroll
Alice Navas White
Iala We Otter
Dedi Me Hiwid
Wo L. Retilek
Mire
M. Bet
Kingene Garvall
John D. Ryan
Wyles Crimman
Tavis
da Ci
Merony
SiMe Sud
ALL Wethry
Will
Bateeonyk Coondy Enmienianioner Anit
Rehitiven
Tienvitets Xy
Mose ‘Linz ‘Lends
Mose Linz
North Main
Publishers of Morning Payers Ue
Paren Suarked
Sinate
Butte Union
Joi B. Mernny
Innern
Tomorow
Butte Briefs
James Tippett
Cornwall
Gallatin
XO Wore Scarm
Tain Uridges
Board of Health
Worfie
Vnarl Medfern Punerat
Mars
Donny
Twin Ridges
Vwin
Cogren Ar Hondr
Denny
Hroclad
Imsnop
Pano
Sharidan
Peilay
Broadway
Oechsli
W. Broadway
Eptes
Oechsh
THEI
Mr. Landis
Indiana
Mr. Slaydar
Texas
Mra. Conger
China
le. Canger
Cousins
Williams
Willems
Ali
Wis
Miles
Payne
Cannon
Severa
Chicago Notes
Jim Hewn Hetler
Atle Railroad
American Raddyway Association
Ldly
Mattingly
North Main Dunlap Hai Agency
Vent Express
Roimad OF
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Union Coal Yard
Rock Spring
N. Main St
Butte Jd
Janes Shen
Lee
Buite
Butte Carriage Works
Ind
Galena St
Milliona
Mérrhor
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