Butte News D. of H Elect Officers
Reports received and considered as delegates plan to meet in Helena next year. Grand lodge elected officers including grand chief of honor Mrs. Cora Mc Duffie of Butte and grand lady of honor Mrs. Mattie Wolff of Miles City. Supreme representatives listed: Augusta Trask, Margaret Rheims, Flora McNulta.
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Grand Lodge
Degree of Honor
Ellis’ Hall
Ancient
Order of United
Lows
Cora Mc. Duffie
Hutte
Mattie Wolff
Miles City
Fannie Vreeland
Bozeman
Mary Short
Livingston
Eva Marcues
Forsyth
Mary Dee
Centerville
Nellie Averill
Townsend
Susie Sennett
Marvaville
Katherine Q. Holden
Helena
Lydia Furey
Butte
Emma Wagner
Great Falls
Lottie Denny
Anaconda
Supreme Representatives
Augusta Trask
Deer Lodge
Margaret Rheims
Flora McNulta
Virginia City
Infant Alice S Cole Dies. Funeral Today in Butchertown
Alice S Cole nine ten months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert G Cole, died yesterday. Funeral set for today at 2 p.m. from the family residence in Butchertown North Walker ville.
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Alice S
Albert G. Cole
Butchertown
North
Walkerville
Olsen court transferred from Meaterville in criminal case
The Olsen court now in Montana Ore Purchasing company case charged March 1 with removing brass fixtures and tools. Originating in district court as grand larceny, the offense was reduced to a lesser charge due to the nature of the offense, delaying proceedings. District County Attorney Breen prosecuted for the state. C. J. Walsh defended for the defendant.
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Olsen Court
Meaterville
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Breen
C. J. Walsh
Lane Case Decided Today in Police Court
Police Judge Boyle yesterday heard part of the evidence in the state versus EB J Lane charged with frequenting saloons with 14 year old Ethel Casey. The case was continued to hear two more witnesses. Casey testified she is 14. Lane is described as a man of.
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Boyle
EB. J. Lane
Ethel Casey
Casey
Lane
Carpet samples on sale for warm weather to cold season
Forty nine makers samples and about 36 of last season's high grade downaline comforts in light, medium and heavy weights tufted and stitched. Goods now on sale at the Brownfield Canty Carpet company at prices to induce buying in warm weather in anticipation of the cold weather to come.
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Brownfield- Canty Carpet Company
Notice to secure listing in new telephone directory
The notice urges customers to inform their telephone company within five months if they will need service in their home or business so their listing appears in the new directory. It emphasizes early action to ensure inclusion.
Local Sons of Hermann Lodge Hosts German Kommer
The Great Falls lodge entertained a visiting delegation for a German kommer as part of the seventh annual session of the state grand lodge to begin tomorrow in the city. Delegates arrived this afternoon and more are expected on early morning trains.
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Standard
Great Falls
Sons of Hermann
Grand Lodge
Couple Wed in Butte Two Well Known Locals Wed
W. W. Fife and Miss Annie Hutches married in Butte after traveling there on an early morning train. The pair, popular in Deer Lodge, plan a week in Butte before starting housekeeping at the Holland residence. Friends extend best wishes.
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Standard Deer Lodge
W. W. Fife
Annie Hutches
Butte
Holland
Power suit witnesses name backers in Northern Pacific case
George A. Lamb testified that Peter Power’s backers included W Bourke Cochran Camille Weidenfeld H Content Co and Edwin R Thomas of Thomas and Post. Lamb said these sponsors urged Power to avoid court exposure and financed trips while planning to shield identities. Cochran denied involvement and Cochran said he had no stake in the suit.
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New York
George A.lamb
Peter Power
Northern Pacific
W. Bourke Covkran
Camille Weidenfeld
H. Content & Co
Edwin R. Thomas
Thomas & Post
Wall Street
Power
Europe
Lamb
Montreal
Weidenfeld
Cockran
Cochran
Taamb
Chat
Thal
New York City
Messrs. Cochran
W. Rourke Cockran
Ludlow
Lancaster
Steyne
Chicago
Examiner
Port Washington
L. IL
W. Bourke Cochran
Sands Point
Mr. Power
Mr. Lamb
Government Fighting Wire at Saratoga Fire
Acting Commissioner Richards of the general land office ordered three more special agents to Saratoga Wyoming as forest fires rage there. Existing agents were already at the scene but flames’ progress prompted additional help with authority to employ needed personnel to halt the fire.
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Washington
Richards
General Land Office
Saratoga
Wyo
Seattle Picked To Host Trans Mississippi Congress In 1908
The 1908 congress will be held in Seattle, with New Orleans as the only other candidate. Debate centered on a Thurber speech cited as a beef trust plea. Eustis sought its removal from records, but he withdrew after a lengthy, pointed exchange.
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St. Paul
Seattle
New Orleans
William Henry Eustis
Minneapolis
F. B. Thurber
New York
Eustis
Beef Trust
Thurber
Fustis
Third Time Successful Marriage in Billings
Frederick Henke of Bozeman married Sarah Cassini of Lake, Wisconsin at the Catholic church in Billings this morning. Henke arrived July 4 with a license, awaited the bride from the east, and planned two ceremonies with Rev. Father Van Clarenbeck.
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Billings
Frederick Henke
Bozeman
Sarah Cass.iny
den Lake
Wis
Henke
Cassi Gay
Father van Clarenbeck
Miner Surrenders After Land Dispute Shooting
John Willis a Nye City miner and prospector surrendered to the Big Timber sheriff after admitting he shot G O Gardes in the shoulder during a land dispute. Gardes condition unavailable. Willis has prior trouble including shootings and attempted poisoning within the past year.
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Standard
Big Timber
John Willis
Nye City
G. O. Gardes
Columbus
Nye
Willis
Gardes
Travel Allowance Extended to Certain Disabled Soldiers
Treasury comptroller rules that travel pay restrictions from the act of March 18, 1896 are repealed by later laws. Disabled soldiers discharged for misconduct will now receive travel allowance from their discharge place to their enlistment or original muster site, as with other honorable discharges.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Treasury
Secretary of War
Andrew Carnegie offers 25000 for Dawson free library
Andrew Carnegie has offered Dawson 25000 to supply a free library with the condition that the city pledges permanent maintenance of 2000 annually. Territorial and city officials discuss the proposal and a decision is expected soon as the city plans a vote in a few days.
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Dawson
Seattle
Andrew Carnegie
Hawk and Johnson Wed at Johnson Home
Clendive reports the marriage of William Hawk to Miss Maud Johnson at the bride’s parents’ home Mr and Mrs A H Johnson. Reverend H Warman officiated the ceremony in the evening.
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Clendive
William Hawk
Miss Maud Johnson
Mr. and
AH. Johnson
Rey H. Warman
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Salem
Elgin
Waltham
Rogers
Taffeta
Butte News
H. Elect
Petty
Frank Wilson
Lawrence Verden
Kommer
Bourke
Mr. Kellogg
Mr. Chandler
Captain Steyne
Oyster Bay
Rourke Cochran
Chandler
Lacombe
Trans-Mississippi Congress
Henkether
Manley
Miss Cagsiday
Miner
Himself
Sheriff
Carnegie Library
Shaub—Johneon
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