New Hiners Union Meets at Gardens
A large crowd attended a meeting at the ball park under the Hiners Union banner. Tom Campbell presided as speakers eulogized Little Shannon and denounced mine leaders and wealthy plutocrats while urging unity, with telegrams and vigilante legends cited as support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Hiners’ Union
Gardens
Ball Park
Tom Campbell
Campbell
Wilson
Frank Little
Little
Joe Sharon
Electrical Workers
Charles “Gildea
Workinemens Ber Bevis
Dan, Shevlin
Willems Bell
Dan Shevlin
Virginia City
Butte
J. W. W. Teader
Universal City
Suadine
Mrs Crothers Dies In City Home
Mrs Mary A Crothers wife of T J Crothers a cable repairer died yesterday afternoon at the family residence 127 East Daly tree She is survived by her husband and two sons Fred of Butte and Owen in England
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crothes
Mary A. Crothers
T. J. Crothers
East Dalytree
Fred
Butte
Owen
England
Weller Arrested For Exceeding Speed Limit
Automobile driver Weller was arrested by Motor Officer Burns on a charge of exceeding the speed limit. The officer said he chased Weller for seven blocks on Harrison avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Weller
Burns
Otcer
Weller
Harrison Avenue
Fragmentary Local Notice From Stontana Area
Incomplete OCR text shows sparse fragments including misread place names and a partial phone style string. Readable parts imply a local notice or listing, but key actions, dates, and names are not recoverable from the provided material.
New Rest Robes Highlight Unusual Lounging Fashion
The article describes lounging garments with blue and gold color schemes and a printed chiffon dodica cut loose and graceful. Scarf sleeves feature chiffon with gold thread embroidery and a chiffon overlay, while a cream lace frill apron and a mauve ribbon accentuate the coat and cap.
Senator Root Stops at Butte in Russia Mission Visit
Senators Root and Foot tour Montana and Russia era talks, with Root praised as a leader and diplomat. The convoy stops in Butte as the embassy group traveled by train toward Harlowton, while Duncan and Donaghue of labor circles discuss protest and support ahead of the broader war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Root
Wilson
United States
Senator Root
Foot
Vladivostok
St Ton
Milwaukee
Virginia City
Deer Lodge
C. A. Gootnow
National Capital
Milwaukee Company
E. H. Barrett
Murphy
Three Forks
Butte
Avglo Frengh Wins Two Fights
A fragmented report notes Avglo Frengh winning two bouts as part of an event. The text suggests an advertising or building context with unclear details about the location and participants. Further readable facts are insufficient to specify a date, venue, or opponents.
Terrific Bombardment Germans F
German artillery pounded Hollebeke and nearby canal zones as British and Canadian forces held firm on a shifting frontline near Ypres. Canadian advances along a thousand-yard front neared the town as rain ceased and battle conditions dried out. Large-scale air activity followed cloud lift with German planes over British lines while British and French troops pressed gains on the left flank and north of Tixschoote amid heavy shelling and gas rounds. Special services were held across British camps to mark a fourth year of the war.
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Associated Press
France
Belgium
Holsebeke
Ypres-Comines Canal
Flanders
Hollebeke
Battle Wood
Canal Zone
Wyteschaete
Messins
Jenay
Steenbek
Saint Julien
Tixschoote
Tungsten Shipper an Important Mine
The Jardine Gold Mining and Milling company extends tung tena capacity near Gardiner Montana. The 18 claimed properties include water power and a large plant network. Reorganized as Jardine company, with Lincomot Haite as VP GM, it plans to expand for sulphite ore treatment and raise tungsten output beyond prior records. The Bear Gulch purchase adds 400 acres and water rights securing tributary camps. The firm owns Jardine townsite and electric works and aims to resume leading tungsten production in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sfontana
Jardine Gold Mining and Milling Company
Cardinn
Gardiner
Yellowstons, National Park
Kimberly Gia
Hidgatton
Ervine
Prope Sry
Abechitely
Ears Lincormot Haite
Shaw
Nannewellie
Han
Ale
Jardine
Bear” Gulch
Placer Stining Company
Major Eaton
Montana
Jardine Company
Val ‘Hie
Pratu
Bolt
Timely Statements by Dean Linfield
Former Montana governor and public figure Dean F B Linfield extols Montana State College of Agriculture and its experiment station for wartime service. He cites trained agriculturists as essential to food production and national preparedness, urging youths and parents to prioritize college training during and after the war. The piece highlights expansion in Montana and notes the college in Bozeman offers superior, state-tailored programs.
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Montana
Atte War Defense Board
F. B. Linfield
Mak
Iblems
Colleges of Agriculture
State College
Bozeman
Two Great Obstacles confront the Market
The market faces two major hurdles as the Hayden, Stone & Co. weekly notes: government delay in setting purchasing and taxation policy, plus an unstoppable wartime shift that squeezes capital. Delay fuels hesitation in raw material orders and investment, while capital scarcity presses firms to rely on costly short-term financing, reshaping profits and construction plans amid war needs.
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Hayden, Stone & Co
Federal Trace Commission
Stull
Funeral Notices for Panter Bonelt and Moore Sine rary Moore
The funeral of the late Panter Bonelt will be held Monday at 9 at 321 Howth Washington Avenue, then to St. Patrick's church for mass, interment at Carhot Cemetery. Automobies Moore, the funeral of the late Sine rary Moore is Monday at 9 at the family residence 2552, proceeding to Tolar Church with mass at 9 20, interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Automovites Reardon funeral for Martha Ester Reardon Monday evening at 9 at the family residence 7 South Dakota Street, then to Joseph's church for mass, interment Catholic Cemetery. Automovites
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Panter Bonelt
Elvel
A. Harrington
Washington
St. Patrick's Church
Werere High
Masa
Carhot
Sinerary Moore
Crroek
Famtige
Toliar Church
Hiah Mase
Holy Cross
Automovites
Local Funeral Notices and Interments
Community obituary notices detail multiple funeral arrangements. Jensen and Bertha Stone are set for 2 p.m. services at family residences with interment at Mount Morish and Mountain View cemeteries. Carl P. Anderson and Irene Hatch are listed with future details pending in later papers.
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Tat Jensen
Dakote Street
Paul Martin Amiciats
Mount “Morish
Bertha Stone
Little Rock
Ark
Cruce
Oregon Avenue
X ‘Ametati
Mountain View
Anderson
Carl P. Anderson
Tamner Street
Don. Anderson
Motor Funeral Hart—Puneral Array Re
Place Funeeat
Crothers
Mary Ann Crothers
Gray Teazeary
Fast Daly Street
Hatch
Irene Hatch
Thomas Hatch
East Ste Cury' Street
Richards
Funeral services for Novica Kujunzich
The funeral for Novica Kujunzich will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1:20 at the Serbian Orthodox church, with a procession to Mount Moriah Cemetery. The service location is at 27 South Gaylord, per the family.
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Kujunzich
Te Novica
Kujunsich
John Rich
Orchaios c
Moriah
Retin LARRY DUGGAN Undertaker and Embalmer
Local obituary note lists Larry Duggan as undertaker and embalmer located at 22 North Main Street with phone number 770 in a brief, terse notice.
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Larry Duggan Lo
North Main Street
Funeral notices for Gie wit and Jack Karri
Funeral services for gon Gie wit are set at the She & Reet chapel today with interment in Mount Moriah cemetery. Also, funeral services for Jack Karri will be held at the Sherman Reed funeral chapel on Wednesday Aug 8 1917 at 1 p.m.
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She & Reet
BJ. Groeneveld
Mount Moriah
Karri
Jack Karri
Sherman Reed
Chapman Dies at 68 in Aluminum Street Incident
George H Chapman aged sixty eight was buried this morning after his body was taken to Whites Undertaking Parlors. Arrangements will be announced in tomorrow's papers.
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Chapman
George H Chapman
Market Outlook Mixed Amid Uncertainties and Tax Fears
The article notes that despite hopes of a price rise, markets face uncertainty from tax policy and ally weakness. It cites little stock for sale, potential but limited favorable news boosting activity, and a belief that Washington action could trigger a quick price uptick if business sentiment improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Little Shannon
Bhannon
Organimation
Metal Mine Workers’ Organization
Shannon
Jesus
Gildea
Owen Lovejoy
Missouri River
Gliden
John Brown
Dunn
Wendel
Orks
Missoula Nursery
Utah
Ashton
Chifyon and Lace
Sw Journes
Harlowton
Nonna
Liberty
Sone Mor
James W. Duning
American Federation of Labor
Donaghute
Montana Federation of Labor
Duncan
Gompers
Tabor
James W. Duncan
Victoria
Senate
Stevie Wanington
Petrograd
Pacific Coast
Standard
Seattle
Alaskan
Aleutian Islands
Bering Seas
Sea of Japan
Siberian
Harbin
Manchuria
Avglo-Frengh
The
Butte Men and Otters
Dean Linfield
Undertakers
M. J. Walsh CO. Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Parkele Equipment
Joseph Tuas
Sam R. White
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