Elks Hold Lodge of Sorrow for Dr. C. Warren
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks met at Standard hall for a lodge of sorrow in memory of departed members. Dr. C. Warren is noted as the sole death in the past year. R. J. Kelly of Anaconda delivered the oration with a masterly address. The event featured Gustav Fischer’s orchestra and choral selections, with Rev. H. A. Carnahan and others offering prayers and solos as part of a solemn tribute to a life of service and fraternal unity.
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Standard Hall
Lodge of Sorrow
Gustav Fisher
C. ¥. Warren
R. J. Kelly
Anaconda
Boxer
Hoa. Carnahan
Presbyterian Church
Waddington
Johnson
Gustav "Fischer
Ware
Meinodiet Episcopal Church
Wisdom and Resolve Amid Sorrow and Loss
Fragmented wartime style reflections urge resilience and moral action. The passage honors the departed while insisting the living must learn, endure, and labor for good, seeing hope as sunshine on a stormy sea and virtue as a fountain in the desert.
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Earth
Ted
Memorial toast and sale notice at Millner's Park
A commemorative speech recalls deceased comrades and the bond of friendship as a jewelry sale is announced for 2 pm today at Millner's, 207 Park. The event blends tribute with the sale of live jewelry pieces including cut glass and silverware to support the gathering.
Riflem en of Anaconda Enjoy Practice Shoot
The Washoe Rifle Club in Anaconda held a practice shoot for organized clubs with the cup up for grabs. Goodwin scored 85 83 82 98 at 200 yards offhand near the world record, drawing spectators as locals keep interest high and the trophy may stay in Anaconda.
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Anaconda
Washoe Club
Goodwin
Tiflemen
Landit
Horvath
Muizh
Elks of Missoula hold services in memoriam
Missoula Dec 1 The Elks of Missoula lodge No 383 held memorial services in the Union Opera House. The event featured an ornate program with music and readings led by Exalted Ruler C K Siding. Absent members were listed and the audience largely attended.
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Elks OF
Missoula
the Elks of
Steamer Tide Sightings and Overdue Vessels Near Astoria
Portland report notes the Ate Hance sighting by Raverie before it arrived at Astoria Friday. The Breakwater and Alliance are overdue between here and Coos Bay with rumors the Breakwater tows the Alliance. A Chicago News item mentions a Namings exchange with Chief Tren Jag Indian.
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Portland
Hance
Raverie
Astoria
Breakwater
Coosay
Peorple
Appron
Tren
Chicago News
City bulletin lists events and meetings around town
Heating stores and a national union meeting are noted, with a K of B S central labor council gathering tonight. Several local activities follow, including fraternal officer elections, school staff travel, forest service matters, and a December district court session. A visiting eye specialist from Salt Lake will be in Anaconda December 6 to 15 at Flood block.
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Nics A. T
Matter of Butte
Anaconda
John Marchion
Clerks’ Union
Wylf Keating
Salt Lake
Luncheon Counter Habits and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
A fragment describes lunch counter patrons rushing meals with quick bites and sips, linking digestions with dyspepsia and urging Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure. It promotes quick relief remedies sold by the Stuart Company, offering a sample by mail.
Montana Teachers Meet to Elect Secretary Treasurer
Montana State Teachers Association plans a December meeting in Missoula to elect a secretary treasurer and review interscholastic athletic policies. The board will discuss improving local and interscholastic sports, rules changes, and ways to boost school sports across the state.
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Cat Seino
Kamen
Contesta
Urirth
Woodland Birds in Forest Opera at Margaret Theater
Henry W. Savage presents Woodland at the Margaret Theater next Friday December 6. Pixley and Luders comic opera follows bird characters in a forest, with a dainty story of loves and ambitions. The production features suggestive scenes, charming costuming, and music praised for fidelity and tuneful appeal.
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Henry W. Savage
Wood
the Margaret Theater
Woodland
Mr. Luders
Rhodes scholars and Montana students at Oxford
Secretary Dee of the Rhodes Trust reports several Montana students ending the term at Oxford with high honors. Among them Barnes and Barnes is highlighted for achieving top class standing. the letter from FD Wylie emphasizes Montana’s alumni pride and potential. President Craig travels to Helena for state education board duties as Frances Jones, Edward Wenger, and A Davidson return from Anaconda for Thanksgiving.
Tourists and Campers in Mt Rainier Park
Washington December 1 The annual report of G F Allen forest supervisor Mt Rainier National park year ending June 2017 notes two Court lats visited the park of whom 258 camped there three days or more. The most destructive floods in 10 years occurred in November from melting snow caused by warm winds. One hundred sixty five mining claims were filed in the park that year though the supervisor doubts many will prove valuable. A few claims are being developed funded by sale of mock game abundant in some parts of the park, though they are wild and shy rarely seen by casual tourists. The Fergus County Argus reports Helena business men plan the National Woolgrowers convention in January with Fergus county expected to send many members. A delegation pledged 200 new members at Salt Lake City meeting pushing for Helena as host. A committee was appointed to fulfill the pledge. The wool-growing counties will be pressed for broad participation amid expectations of a large attendance and profitable convention. Knicker-seven cries cuted Home or dead. Beoker Just the number that want the democratic convention.
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Washington
G. F. Allen
Mt. Rainier National Park
Raya
Thorsh
Saye
Nome
Fergus County Argus
Helena
Woolgrow Re” Areject
Fergus County
Salt Lake City
Helens
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ELKS
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Dr. Warren
Ares
Otey
Yancey
Warrel
Atv
South
Kelly
Norre
Hammerslough
Anaconda’s Jeweler
Momo
Auld Lang Syne
Sone
Avery
Millner's
Park
Thomas D. Long
Kalispell
Ting
C.K
Dune
Hole
J. Bonner
Deep Stelzer Lune
George Reeds
Fetzon
Breanahan
Frank
Wiggins
Aniel E. Handmann
M. Maloney
Meera
EL Woodworth
Euler
Andrew Logan
Kalent
John Bh. Tally
Joan W. Hicklin
Tee
Turing
A. J. Violette
Thomas P Conlon
Paul M. Lard
PM Reilly
Faward Ri Henry Greenhood
Sus Larson
JM. Keith
Herm
C.F. Dallman
Cannon Arrangements
Drytown
Cal
Govall
Fremont
Marty
Haye Nor
National Union
K. of
B.S
Entral Labor Counen
P. 0
Hammerslough's
Ana
W. FE. Shandrew
Butte
Washoe Park
Marty Morgan
Forest Reserve Service
Rock Creek
Miss Flanigan
Hebe
Rodgers
Tilmots
A. Snerman
Winston
Philipsburg
T District Court
Granite County
Alr
Jeffrey Morley
Margaret
Kansas City
Mr. Morley
Ana Ars
Gonn H
Tolan
Billings
Lodge of Sorrow of the Elks
Stuart
Mall
Stuart Companys
Stuart Builds
Ing
Marshall, Mich
Letice
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Board OF Control
Handal J. Condon
Mistoula
Montana State Teachers’ Association
Miskowla
Montana
Kramme
Thin
Ranall J. Condon
Stelena
Montana State Interfacholastic Athletic Association
Bear of Control
Pieat
Severue Aslantic
Sontrol
Iim
Meiber
Ath
Margaret Theater
Roes
Marvel
University OF Montana
Rhodes
Dee
Oxford
Ita
Oxf
George
Thomas
Aenonia
Death College
Uxturu
Fran George HK
Parkin
Rhodes Scholarship, Trust
Parnes
Eiday
O. J. Craig
Tate Board of Ed
New York
Suon Misa
Frances Jones
Edward Wenger
A. Davidson
Thele
Nore Ten
Farmers
MT. Rainier Park
Beoker
Coats
Copper Mining Co
Natat Tensa
Ed Personal Bank
United States Depository
M. L
Golden State
Imcorps Daly Bank and Trust Co
John BR. Toole
Jockton Veazey
John
Harre
Egen Bros
Legals
Mary A. Dunn
Lodge
State of
Strange
M. M
United States
Frank D. Miracle
Register
Black Diamond Coal Mining Com
Coms
Transat
Ili
Butte, Anaconda and Pacific Railway
Bute
Oregon Short Line Railway
Silver Bow
Northern Pacific
Durant
Great Northern
Miles’ Crossing
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Bonner
Missoula Mont
Tamarack
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