Homer Club Year Book 1902 03 Opens With Russia Study
The Homer club year book for 1902 1903 outlines a program focused on Russia with readings on geography people and Christianity. It lists officers and a 29 member roster including Mrs Edwin Atwater Mrs W J Christie Mrs C W Clark and others.
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Homer Club
Aimple
Russia
Val- Care
Bs Cn
Jennia I. Moore
Treas
Mina D. Forbis
Art Istimeutt
Moore Lealing
Tower
Christie
Eralid
Tolstoj
Occas
Buzz0
Cunningham
W. J. Christie
Charles W. Clark
Abner Hi. Clements
Margaret C Pingham
William de Witt
C. Dientien
John F. Porbis
Mary Goodale
E. J. Green Weld
JS. Hammond
J.P. Hendricks
D. J. Hennessy
Octavius Hugat
James O. Hodgens
R. A. Kunkel
Geoffrey A. Linzler
Charlie R Leonard
ER McCrackin
Clinton H. Moore
John Noyes
R. Pearce
George F Teochwood
F. Shaw
Margaret Seation
Percer Ne Ecrease Tomer
Emerson B. Weirick
Opening of Show Season In Butte With Thelma and The Tempest
The Butte season opens next week at the Broadway on Aug 22 with Alden Benedict presenting Thelma. The Grand hosts Gorton's minstrels on Aug 31 and Louis James with Frederick Warde bring Wagenhals Kemper's The Tempest in late September.
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Louis James
Frederick Warde
Jane
Butte
Alden Benedict
Thelma
Gorton
Broadway
Wagenhals &Kemper
Marie Coselli
Orelil
Ington
London
Winsleigh
Norway
Errington
Lady Winsleigh
Alten Fjord
Rainbow Bridge
Benedict
Clarks
Grand Opera House
Ton
Andrews Convicted Of Wrecking Bank In Detroit
Detroit reports Frank C. Andrews, former vice president of City Savings Bank, found guilty of misapplying and misappropriating bank funds. Trial lasted a month. Appeal planned with 60 day stay. Verdict was announced after initial 10 to 2 vote. Andrews proclaimed the outcome unjust. He was jailed. bail pending appeal discussed. Nearby report notes Edward and Winn brothers killed in Oklahoma fight over mining claims involving Sam Dixon and Sheriff Smiley.
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Detroit
Mich
Frank C. Andrews
City Savings Bank
Supreme Court
Andrews
Art, Okis
Edward
Winn
Sam Dixon
W. Mam Smiley
St. Joseph
Smiley
Winns
Wichita Mountaine
Dixon
Helena citizens plan relief meeting for Montana Wesleyan debt
Special Dispatch from Helena reports a Tuesday afternoon gathering at the Business Men's association rooms to devise relief for the Montana Wesleyan university. The institution faces a long standing bonded debt but donors have stretched beyond capacity. About $1,000 has been subscribed outside Helena, and local residents are expected to offer guidance and aid.
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Helena
Business Men's Association
Montana Wesleyan
Dudley sworn as lord lieutenant of Ireland at castle
In Dublin this afternoon Dudley was sworn in as lord lieutenant of Ireland, succeeding the resigning Earl Cadogan. The ceremony took place in the castle’s council chamber.
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Dublin
Dudley
Ireland
Earl Cadogan
Robbery and suspected conspiracy over $28,000 in Ohio Valley
A Fordaville Express agent is robbed of $28,000 after a man posing as J W Boatner attempted to ship funds to the ta l point. J Teatner is jailed in Irvington and J C Schutzbaum held at Falls of Rough. Police suspect a three-man crew staged the night raid as part of a scheme to defraud American Express.
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Owensboro
American Express Company
Fordaville
J. Teatner
Irvington
J.C Schutzbaum
Falls of Rough
J. W. Boatner
Memphis
Tenn
American” Express Company
Deanefield
Fordsville
Boatner
Heatner
Express
Heather
Schlitzbaum
Palle
Rough
Express Company
Fortunes and Foreboding: Mueller's Million in Germany
An Australian named Mathias Mueller, a Hitle saloon keeper, is reportedly left a fortune of several million Marks in Germany. Attorney Walter Sching has written the First National Bank of Laporte Indiana seeking confirmation. Last Friday night.
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Maiwauk
Aus
Mathias Mueller
Germany
Mueller
Walter Sching
First National Bank of
Saloonkeeper Mueller Finds Possible Inheritance Mystery
In Omaha a saloonkeeper named Mueller, closing up for the night, discovers his name in a Cincinnati paper about a large inheritance linked to German relatives. He had lived in Chicago and Indiana, with ties to a German college town and a prince once connected to his family. Mueller awaits word from an attorney about a possible claim and impending funds.
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Mueller
Cincinnati
Dusseldorf
Germany
Chicago
Indiana
Schinz
Laporte
Ind
They Promise Fulfillment Beyond Usual Expectations
A terse communique states that expectations will be met beyond the ordinary standard, with assurance that disappointment will be avoided. It emphasizes commitment to delivering a higher level of satisfaction than typical assurances.
Garments Cut to One Twenty-Seven Tomorrow
About 30 lawn and Swiss Petticoats in striped and dotted patterns offered at clearance prices tomorrow. Regularly $2.50 to $5.00, now $1 each. Includes fancy double flounce troked and plaited designs. Limited lot, early shopping advised.
Muslin Underwear Sale Promises Wide Selection and Low Prices
Tomorrow brings a Cambrie muslin underwear sale featuring over 2,000 garments including drawers gowns chemises and corset covers. Styles in muslin cambrie and batiste are trimmed with lace embroidery and flounces and priced as low as the factory cost while fabrics are cut full and properly sewn.
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Cambrie
Tailored Pedestrian Suits and Imported Costumes
Advertises tailored pedestrian suits and imported costumes with prices from 25 to 5200 dollars. Claims ready made suits lack the awistic touch, attributing superiority to scientific design by high salaried experts at major institutions in New York, Paris, and London.
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Meien Grantly
Clyde Fitch
New York
Paris
London
Tailored wool skirt offered at five dollars
A heavy wool tailored skirt with a flounced design is advertised for five dollars, claiming the material alone would be hard to acquire for that price. The notice emphasizes value and fashion appeal for the price.
Silk Sale Monday reshapes first floor layout
A Silk Sale Monday announces department reorganization with more space on the first floor. The air department moves to the north aisle and a larger lining department opens, inviting customers to experience the changes.
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Air Department
Two Extraordinary Bargains in Silks
An old sale ad lists Tokio silks priced at 2% a yard and 3% a yard for remainder silks. Foulard silks are offered from 39c per yard, with some pieces at $1.25 and others as low as 39 cents a yard.
Toilet Necessaries Relocate Offers Fresh Bargains
Toilet Necessaries moves its department to the rear of the south aisle and advertises low prices. Pure vaseline ten cents a bottle and napier talcum powder ten cents a box, Turkish bath soap three cakes for twenty five cents, sachet powders ten odors ten cents per package, and other items like good toothbrushes ten cents each and Oatmeal soap three cakes for twenty five cents.
Wash Goods Clearout Prices on Wide Selection by Yard
An assortment of wash fabrics offered at heavy discounts. Prices per yard include 30, 20, 12 1/2 and 1 cent ranges. Includes silk mulls foulards silk tissue fancy waistings Irish dimity and Swiss white goods Madras yardage for children’s school aprons with regular values cited.
Shoe Bargains To Morrow
Shoes on sale to clear stock include men and women tow cut shoes and children’s oxfords. Prices range from 1.80 to 5.00, with many styles reduced to 15 cents to 3.50. New fall styles for men and women arrived in full sizes and widths.
Children's Dresses and Coats In Sale at Low Prices
Children’s dresses offered at 73c with fancy white yoke and embroidery. Plane coats in white and colors, three qualities valued at 7.75 to 10.00, reduced to 2.95 and 0.92. Ladies skirts in colors white linen and crash, separate at 50c each.
Ribbon sale promotion at front of South Als
An odd lot of ribbons is offered tomorrow at a discounted price. The promotion notes doubled stock in the Ribbon apartment and claims significant sales potential. The ad states prices at a penny or two per yard with a focus on affordability and value.
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South Als
Fall Clothing Preview Shows Two Top Brands
Our store opens tomorrow with Made for Us express Bloch Co. and Hart, Schaffner & Marx lines. Summer stock has passed Montana shoppers by, but fall attire arrives ready for display. Prices and patterns promise neat, gentlemanly options for men seeking quality wear.
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Montana
Stom- Bloch Co
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Range of Fall Hats Opens New Supply Line
Local shop unveils new fall hat range with prices from ten to thirty dollars. Men’s Derbys and soft hats include 15 derby styles 25 soft hat styles and fedoras in latest fashion.
Hanan's Fall Shoes Arrived With Wide Selection
About 400 pairs arrived in every size and width including kid and patent leather. Shapes vary while prices stay constant. Roughly 100 suites remain unsold and will be displayed this week on a separate table in the clothing aisle to offer another chance to shoppers.
Democrats nominate cock for second district seat
In Harrodsburg Ky Aug 16 Robert Morris colored died after sixty years as Salt River church sexton. His wish to be buried near white neighbors was honored with white attendance at the fence corner grave.
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Portsmouth
Edward
Spithead
Solent
Sim
Sir Charles Holman
Royal Sovereign
Vestern
Royal Yacht
Victoria and Albert
King Heaward
Queen Alexandra
Osborne
Albert
Harrodsburg
Robert Morris
Salt River
Sexton
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Charles H. Hanford
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Washington
Charles B. Hanford
Mr. Duggan
Immortal Bard
Richard J. Gone
Singer
Docksiader
Billy West
Minstrels
Jose
Almond Jose
Manene Waren
Wagenhals & Kemper
Blanche Walsh
Onty Two Banos
Kiliewenn
WIM Madeaver
Wesleyan University of Burden of Deb
Ompany
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M. J. Connell Company
Omaha, Neb
Gilbert Hiten
Disa
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School of Mines
Butte, Mont
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