Old Trail Days Are Lived Again at Deer Lodge Event
A reunion in Deer Lodge celebrates pioneer history with speeches by Granville Stuart and Frank D. Brown, recounting early Montana life, the territorial penitentiary, and the Deer Lodge valley. Attendees include Col Wilbur Sanders and dozens of residents from Deer Lodge, Missoula, Helena, and Butte. A roll call honors pioneers from many counties as the gathering includes music, recitations, and a Warm Springs trip for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Boston & Montana
Bielenberg Hall
N Alexander
Clark
Col
Tom Meas
Mortana
John M
Missoula
Xiealcef
Ipo
Felix Ingram
Helena
Gran Ville Stuart
Butte
Frank D. Strown
Philipsburg
Stuart
Deer Lodge Valley
Kohrs
Anderson
Finlay
Gold Creek
Montana
Deer Lodge
de Lacey
Territorial Penitentiary
Frank D. Brown
Col Wilbur Sanders
Granville Stuart
FH Woody
Colonel Morse
Conrad Kohrs
Weirick
Morris
Anne Weaver
May Mettughle McHaugh
Anne
M. W. Gerdta
Will Heaumont
J.H. Newell
Roberts
Will Milter
Deer Lode
George Johnson
Mra
Ted Beaumont
Deer Loder
Alice Oleson
Fred Valston
J. Kemna
Tohn Brooks
Lewistown
Peter Pierce
J. W. Steele
Mise Tailtlan Wilstar MB
Henniberry
Huston
James M. Page
Twin Bridges
Pat Cahalin
Frank Mason
Tom C. Miles
Silver Bow
John C. Curtin
Robert Burdess
Patrick Conlon
J.P. McLain
Lote
Row
Nicol
Hamilton
G. W. Morse
Drummond
G._A. Featherman
Mee
Morse
John Devlin
James Wills
Dewey
D. Thoroughman
D. Stuart
Fiora McNally
Virginia City
G.L. Weeker
Tal Chaffin
Rella Ward
Inger
George Hooker
Willam Fenn
Thomas Aspringer
Nat Collins
Sassoula
Julius H. Ehrick
Tal
Jack
Austin
Sirs
J. E. Wahgundy
U, Sanders
Janes R. Coleman
Emman Beaumon
GW. Liscombe
Mitesity
List of residents and members across Montana towns
A scanned roster lists numerous residents and their towns including Deer Lodge, Anaconda, Butte, Helena, Missoula, and Deer Lodge. Names span John Hart Williams Philipsburg to Peter Jessen Anaconda with many others, plus a section noting new members admitted at a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Scott
Deer Lodge
Wiliam ‘Gill
Aspling
Lee Deer Lavige
George Cockrell
Monty
Kantner
Eh O'Neil
Deer Lodge Larsen
Ladaeni
Laie ‘Aren
Helena Mise
Ella Knowies
Absoula
Montana Savery
Cab James €. Savery
Cabie
Miceenn Bishop
Dilton
John P. Bishop
Jon ‘Gut M. Pollinger
Mitchell
Mary Carey
Ruth Pollinger
Twin Ridges
HM. Colwell
Virginia City
Bergy C. Mitchell
Dorr Taxdge
Margaret Mitchell
Deer
Janie
Wood
T. M. Weldon
Lewistown
Edward A. Lewis
St W
Jere Sullivan
Fort Hentor
Austin
Great Falls
Charies Stark
Joseph
Dunilvin
Red Lodge
En Newman
H. Valston
Billings
Robert Vaughn
Frank Day
William Gordon
Straw
J.T. Wendentin
W. Ralston
Ralston
A.M. Walker
Anaconda
James K. Bishop
En Falk
Sire. Newman
N. I
Tom. Keurruish
Cowan
John T. Moore
White
Sulphur Springs
Montgomery
Joseph Steele
John H. Williams
Philipsburg
Fidelia Stard
Med
Caspar Gherdtz
Davia W. Thomas
Robert RL Harris
Jack Pierce
Flora M. McNults
Augusta Trask
Clarence Vanton
Deer Lode
W. H_orem
Butte
Stephen J. Harding
Narcisse Dugvonnel
Fidella A. Stark
Eugene Tetreault
Deerodge
John Hart Williams
Philipsure
Caspar Geohrts
Deer Lodge Mira
Anna Padden
David W. Thomas
Elizabeth Weingert
Silver Star
Anna Margaret Kallapell
Alfred Weingert
Silv
Lar
Mra
Helena Wei
General Booth Died in London After Lifelong Salvation Army Service
The text recalls William Booth born in the early 19th century who began preaching at Notting ham and entering ministry in 18682. He founded the Salvation Army in 1878 and built a vast organization with missions farms rescue homes and workshops across 49 countries serving thousands daily. Booth married Catherine Mumford in 1855 who died in 1890.
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London
Nottingham
Christian Mission
Salvation Army
Booth
Catherine Mumford
Senate Kills Panama Resolution by 8 to 6 Vote
Washington August 20 Panama canal tolls dispute ends as Senate Interoceanic Canals committee votes 8 to 6 not to report President Taft’s proposed resolution. The move signals no resolution to clarify free toll rights for foreign shipowners under the May-Pauncefote treaty. Los Angeles also reports Calvin H Bullard death by suicide after being found wounded.
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Washington
Panama
Taft
Amer- Farr
Panama Canal
Senate Committee On
House
Senate
United States
Los Angeles
Calvin H. Suttard
Newhall
Pitivers
Bullard
Bakersfield
Large attendance at first session of Montana Methodist conference
Missoula hosts the twenty second annual Montana Methodist Episcopal conference with strong ministerial and lay turnout. Noted speakers include Dr. K E B Craighead, University of Montana president. Dr. Clarence Wilson of Topeka. J H Inch. and Bishop Napthall Laccock. Morning sessions set agenda as state conference debates attendance and temperance themes.
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Standard
Missoula
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Napthall Laccock
Montana
Minneapolis
Massacre of Surrendered Troops Reported in Nicaragua
Washington reports warn that American lives and property in Managua may require protection as rebels sack the capital. General Zeledon and followers allegedly promise pillage. U.S. officials consider landing bluejackets and marines to secure the area and safeguard American interests.
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Ottearaguan
Washington
Managua
Weitzel
Zeledon
Northern Pacific restores line after flood breaks near Winaux
After strenuous efforts by east and west crews, the Northern Pacific repairs a flood break near Winaux and plans to resume normal service. Train No 2 to Billings is due about 1 AM, with usual eastbound trains expected to run by morning. Glendive reports indicate new roadbed is ready for regular trains and the special to replace No 34 is abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Northern Pacific
Winaux
Suni
Glendive
Tillings
Explo rers Return From Arctic Long Stay
Nome Alaska Aug 20 Vithjmar Stefanson the noted explorer arrived here on the revenue cutter Bear after four and a half years in the arctic. He collected valuable scientific data on Eskimos and geography while journeying from the Mackenzie mouth to Point Barrow aboard a steam whaler. The expedition was financed by the American Museum of Natural History.
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Nome
Alaska
Vithjmar Stefanson
Bear
Arctic
Point Barrow
The
American Museum of Natural History
Becker Framed Kill Plot as Schepps and Zelig Testify
In New York on Aug 29 grand jury indicts Police Lieut Charles Hecker for Hero Rosenthal’s murder and adds two gunmen, Gyp the Blood and Letty Louie, still at large. Schepps and Zelig implicate Becker in a murder plot, detailing schemes to remove Rosenthal and naming his bank deposits and real estate tied to the gambling squad.
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En York
Sam Schepps
Jack Zellg
East Side
Charles Hecker
Hero
Gyp the
Letty Louie
Dago Frank
Chofiel
Whitey” Lewis
Jack Sullivans
Will Shapiro
Zam 'Schepps
Becker
Whitman
Jack Zelig
Rosenthal
Schepps
Scheppe
Rose
Jack Rose
Harry Pollock
Zelig
Bank For Savings
Franklin Savings Bank
Adulterated Drugs Highlight National Reform Call
Denver August meeting of the American Pharmaceutical Association heard inspectors in San Francisco declare half of drugs passing New York ports are adulterated. Dr. Rushy and Prof. Schneider cited tests showing pepper adulteration with olive pit debris. discussions urged national laws aligning physicians and druggists in dispensing controls. Dr. O Francis of Denver and Prof. Sears supported the reform proposal.
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Denver
Col
New York
Francisco
Ameri Pharmaceutical Association
Ti. H
Albert Schneider
San Francisco
United States
Schneider
J.o'francis
Sears
University of Kansas
Grand Stand Collapses During Indiana Ceremony
Indianapolis Aug 20 five people were seriously hurt and about 40 injured when a grand stand seating 300 collapsed during the formal notification of Gov. Thomas Marshall as the Democratic vice presidential nominee. The injured were carried to the Indiana Democratic club or hospitals as the ceremony continued with Parker finishing his speech and Marshall accepting the nomination. Prominent guests including Fairbanks Taggart and Durbin were nearby as the stand sank and timbers tangled.
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Indianapolis
Thomas T. Marshall
Indiana Democratic Club
Alton Parker
New York
Theatincation Committee
Thomas ‘Taggart
National
Elat
Stores Close for Commercial Day in Butte
Butte observes commercial day with many offices and industries closing. Clerks and business people plan outings to Columbia Gardens with events from tug of war to races and greased pig, plus picnics by unions and associations. Post office hours shift to morning delivery only. offices close after 1 pm.
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Butte
Columbia "Gardens
Marti Komen
Gornto Srace
Lovelock
Butte Butchers’ Union
Deer Lodge
Sacred Heart Church
Jumbia Gardens
Butchers’ Unions
Anaconda
Sregson Springs
Silver Bowaitry Association
Butte Council
United Commercial Travelers
Nine Mile House
Casey Candyompany
M.D
W. H. Smith
F. E. Weat
T. C. Rabbitt
F. E. Thurtle
B. A. Scott
Thurtle
Mountain View Sunday School
Ladies Aid Society
Glenn
Presbyterian Church
Salley
Milwaukee
Deer ‘Lodge
Montana
Empress Presents Special Matinee With Holiday Bill
W J Swarts of the Empress theater announces a special matinee today featuring the Holiday Bill. Thousands of Butte residents and out of town guests are expected to attend as the vaudeville show earns praise for its variety and high class acts including A Night on a Root Garden. The matinee timing is deemed opportune as Commercial Theater highlights a top entertainment feature.
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W. J. Swarts
Empress Theater
Butte
Thance
Empress
Gambling pronuncimento prompts sheriff and county duty
In Butte August 20 issue the ARGUS calls for enforcement of gambling laws. It cites Judge Bourquin’s grand jury charge urging officials to act, noting officers’ failures to pursue gamblers and warning of consequences at election time.
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O'Rourke
Aweney
Sherif
Butte
Kansas temporary injunction blocks certifying eight electors
In Topeka on August 20 a federal judge granted a temporary restraining order preventing the state canvassing board from certifying to the secretary of state the eight Roosevelt electors named in the Kansas Republican primary. The order was issued by Judge Smith McPherson at Red Oak Town.
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Topeka
Kan
Rooseett
Kansas
Federal District Court
Smith McPherson
Red Oak
Town
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W. B. Webb
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Henry T. Cas Powers
Townsend O'Bannon
Tom McTague
Canton
H. T. Valston
Albert Bien
Bit Dezourdi
Ted Larabie
AJ. Bielenberg
Lee Kelley
John N. Bielenbers
Sonrad Kohrs
SE. Larabie
Robert Kemna
Henry W. Evans
F. Astie
Charles McCollom
Commons
He Lott
Dirs
James Perkins
Jesse Miller
C. W. Cook
White Sulphur Springs
Perry J. Moon
Twodot
Agnes Beck
Susan Klose
Moran
M.E. Herriman
F. Farrell
Frank Woody John Bolt
Mary G. Larson
H. Normandian
James Duncan
William Taylor
Ruby
A.F. Graeter
Dillon
George Woodworth
Wisdom
D. W. Tilton
Sam Cohn
James Gordon
W. P. Emery
Salt Lake City
Dennie Driscoll
G.W. Commons
RA M
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Pat Foy
Harapher
Patwick
Bolldr Valley
Ceneral Booth
Go-Metweey
Rosenthals
Dentes
Austrana
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