Anti Salvation League rally in Montana churches
Howard H. Russell leads a Montana anti saloon movement effort with church federation, urging unity among denominations to curb saloon power. The assembly at Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church plans debates, addresses, and fundraising to support statewide prohibition work and legal enforcement efforts.
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Howard H. Russell
National AntiSalon League
Ily Yealeydayy
Mastitaly View Methodist Episcopal Church
Shortridge Memorial Church
Moumaian View
Dieh
Rossehl
Hay
Cary
United States
Liquor Dealers' Association
Montana
Church People of
Ohio
Nenle
Tesdng
Russell
Oho
Jil
Feventern
Meadamuary
Washington
United States Army
Congress
Temperance Meeting Addresses by City Leaders and Clergy
General Superintendent Haker and Rev Ronaldson preside a mass meeting of temperance workers and city endeavorers. Speakers include Miss Sinaia Joffnes and Rev HR Donaldson on temperance sentiment, organization work, and next steps for states.
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Haker
Cor Iubus
Ohio
Thor. Ronaldson
God Templars
Sinaia Joffnes
Poor Lo on the Warpath Lands in a Prison Cell
In Parentxville Pennsylvania an Indigenous man known as Man Afraid of Bail, 30, caused a disturbance in the borough station house while painted in war attire. Police captured him after a ruse as he mocked white spectators and threatened his keeper, prompting requests to relocate him and his squaw to Hagerstown Maryland for rest of their tribe.
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Parentxville Pa
Ile
Hin
Burgess Evans
Tleckers
Hagerstown
Coming of Milwaukee Sparks Valley Land Boom
Excitement grows in the lower Valley over the Milwaukee Foal arrival. Ranch land prices rise as owners smile, with Milwaukee’s route through prime agricultural land. Townsite formation expected, boosting Fish Creek and Waterloo nearby. land already held at 2 percent above prior value, with potential for further gains.
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Fish Creek
Milwaukee
Atta
Fisl Creek
Waterloo
Fruit growers oppose new freight tariff on Porto Rico fruit
In San Juan on August 8 the Porto Rican Peale siewers' association appealed to the executive council against a proposed freight tariff by an American railroad due to take effect in November. The group says the increase, estimated from 200 to 300 percent over the current rate, would hamper pineapple and orange shipments from vast lands.
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San Juan
Wool unsold at wool house in Afitus City
Special Dispatch reports Georsg Hurt and Wiliam Patton owe wool left in the Wool House. They see no hurry to sell as prices from 19 to cents fail to reach stor age value. Jack Patterson buys 100 pounds at 19 cents, J. Maarshall 68 pounds at 36 cents, and the Blows clip 40,000 pounds at 2 cents.
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Standard
Afitus City
Aue
Georsg Hurt
Wiliam Patton
Jack Patterson
Jeremiah Willams Co
J. H. Coe
Ine J. Maarshall
Elks From Miles City to Attend State Convention
About 40 Elks from Miles City and 10 from Glendive, aided by Miles City lodge members, plan to attend the state convention in Billings next month. They will use a special car for the trip. A mascot called Hasty Trus salt was chartered by Moe Miles City Elks for the excursion.
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Standard
Miles City
Miles Clix
Glandive
Txrge
Billings
Hasty Trussalt
Moe
Miles City Eiks
Commission to Review Foreign Trade Rules in Almir Province
A commission of ministers on Guance foreign affairs war marine and agriculture was formed to decide whether to continue the reform proposal or enforce the tariff in Almir as it stood before May 1 1901.
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St. Petersburg
Almir
Forester and Reddinger Tie Domestic Knot
Adam E. Forester a baker and Fannie Reddinger widow with two children wed last night at their future home in Miles City. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. J. T. Knoe, pastor of the Presbyterian church.
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Adam E. Forester
Ty Bakers
Miles City
Fannie Reddinge
J. T. Mi Knoe
Parelor
The
Presbyterian Church
Chen Announces Fall Colonist Rates From Eastern Points
The Great Northern states regular fall colonist rates from eastern points will go on sale 20 days earlier than usual and run until October 31. The rates are the cheapest ever offered from eastern and southern points, widely used by people sending tickets to friends or relatives via telegraph from the North Main Street office, with no telegraph or money order expenses.
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North Main Street
Farewell Sermon Marks Move of Walkerville Pastor
Rev. W. H. James, two decades in charge at Mt Bethel and Walkerville, preached his farewell sermon yesterday. He will relocate Tuesday with his family to Miles City after a long Montana ministry including Bozeman and Glendive, praised for his message of love and the word of grace guiding believers toward a fuller life in Christ. Rev. S. A. Oliver will succeed James at Mt Bethel. Also notes a Short Line excursion to Fort Lake on Sept 8 from Butte with reserved berths.
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WH. A. James
Mt. Bethel
Yellawetane
James
Miles City
Bozeman
Glendive
Hutte
South Dakota
Provinca
Montana
Lead Cf Church
Walkerville
Dames
Paul
Fao
Ila Feck
Mr. Fames
Jesus
Jim
Blessed Association
Beat Society
S. A. Oliver
Mr. Jamies
Yellowstone
California Excursions Offer Through Oregon Short Line
Oregon Short Line sells excursion tickets to California from September inclusive with routes to San Francisco Los Angeles and return. Prices vary with steeping car berths and stopovers allowed in both directions. Tickets valid through October with travel via San Pedro Southern Pacific or via Huntington and Portland. Reserve at Short Line city ticket office 193 North Main Street Butte. H O Wilson BD FL& PLA
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Oregon Short Line
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Pedro
Southern Pacific
Huncington
Portland
Short Line City Ticket Office
North Main Street
Butte
Afont
H. O. Wilson
Fl& PL A
Short Line Fish Train to Leavis Butte Sundays
Rest fishing and picnic grounds along the Big Hole river in the state. Round trip from Dillon for $1.39. Tickets sold on a special train only, with Sunday morning departures.
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Leavis Butte
Big Hole
Glen and Return
Dillon
The Neat Dandref Cere promotional note
An advertisement proclaims Cranlol't as the latest and best dandruff germ destroyer and hair dressing. It claims one use is enough and urges purchase at two drug stores, Jesellcan'e and 32 N Malin and 3 Ey Park.
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Cranlol
N. Malin
Ey Park
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
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Mountain View
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Madison County
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Tangle
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Popelate Pastor
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ILO
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