Sons of St George hold Montana convention in Walkerville hall
Delegates and grand lodge officers from all Montana lodges of the order gather in Walkerville to elect new officers and discuss plans for the Grand Lodge of the Daughters of St George. R J Collins is expected to become president. a banquet by the Daughters closes the day with music and speeches.
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Sons of St. George
Walker- Ville
Montana
Order of St. George
United States
Grand Lodge of the Daughters of St. George
Butte
Missoula
Grand Lodge
R. J. Collins
Walkerville
Henry Rundle
Worthy
Charles Goss
Billings
Thomas Andrews
Grand
Sentinel
James Shepherd
L. P. Simons
Great Falls
BE. A. Ford
W. H. Cliner
James Harris
John Mince
Daughters of St. George
Collins
Casey Boy Not Involved in Centerville Mystery
Mrs. Mat Casey of Centerville asserts her son Patrick was not involved in the Wednesday art affair that had Centerville stirring after Satterthwaite was tied to a railroad track. She says he played ball at home until 6 o'clock and then remained indoors, with witnesses ready to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Casey
Centerville
Patrick
Satterthwaite
Dick Satterthwaite
Meeting Notice for Buttenerie No 11 F O E
All members are requested to attend the meeting on Monday August 19 1907. Business of special importance. P J Gilligan President P L Millar Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buttenerie
No. 11
P. J. Gilligan
P. L. Millar
Butte Grill Opens After Morchard Buyout at 200 North Main
The former Butte cafe has become the Butte Grill under Mr. Morchard with a promise of first class meals and good service at affordable prices. Patrons are invited to visit for a cool glass of pure beer at the Steamboat block offering Waukesha TM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Watches on sale Ansonia models at 75c each
A local ad promotes Ansonia watches priced at 75 cents, down from 1.50 dollars, highlighting bargain values and a limited markdown. The offer targets shoppers seeking affordable timepieces and emphasizes the notable price drop.
Butte Mining City Praised for Brains Yet Dubbed Wicked
A Kalamazoo paper reprints a Butte date detailing a lurid view of the city. It condemns vice and claims reform, while noting 60,000 residents, 326 mines, 2,600 shafts totaling 18 miles, annual ore value around $6 million, and a $9.37 million bank deposit total. It highlights powerful mining capital, growing infrastructure, and a strong professional class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Kalamazoo
Mississippi
Chicago
Will Aid Railway Camps of Undesirable People
Special Correspondence of the Standard reports Lewistown officials plan to shut down liquor sales at railway camps in Musselshell. County Attorney Ayers and Sheriff Martin travel to the district to suppress camp followers and disorder, aiming to act forcefully where officers are scarce and trouble has mounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Lewistown
Ayers
Martin
Musselshell
Maid of Honor Chosen for Bozeman Delegation
Lewistown August 16 Miss Lulu Shufelt a popular Lewistown girl has been chosen by the Elks as maid of honor to accompany the delegation to Bozeman. Every wage earner in Butte may open a check account in the Butte Commercial bank on Hamilton Street. W A Cash dentist with Dr Johnson at 101 Pennsylvania block Dr Johnson dentist has moved to 101 Pennsylvania block over Landers.
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Clark
Butte
The
Standard
Lewistown
Lulu Shufelt
the Elks
Bozeman
Butte Commercial Bank
Hamilton Street
W. A. Cash
Dr. Johnson
Pennsylvania Block
Lander’s
Death of Northern Pacific engineer in Tacoma crash
Joseph Shields, a Northern Pacific freight engineer from Tacoma, was killed when his head struck a standpipe while leaning from the engine’s gangway to view a hot box. The accident occurred near Covington as the train sped along. Shields, one of the system’s youngest engineers, had recently married.
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E. H. Seeley
Butte
Joseph Shields
Northern Pacific
Tacoma
South
D Street
Covington
Shields
Lewistown Odd Fellows Seek Grand Lodge In 1908
Lewistown Odd Fellows plan to host the grand lodge meeting in 1908. Members traveling to Bozeman for this year’s gathering were instructed to secure Lewistown as the site, aided by new railway links and external supporters. The item also raises a beer advertising line unrelated to the main note.
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Standard
Lewistown
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Order
Bozeman
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Egates
Panquet
Casey Boy
Flaherty Plumbing Shop
North Main
Calabar Grains
Calabar Grains Co
Marietta
Ohio
Newbro Drug CO
Lde
Ansonia
Panama
Wireless
W. A. Clark & Brother
Brains Butte
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