Elks Annual Memorial Services Held in Missoula
The Missoula Elks held their annual memorial service at the Union Opera House drawing large attendance. Exalted Ruler Herman Kohn presided as C. P. Connolly delivered the oration stressing remembrance and vows to live better, and Elkdom’s practice of quiet benevolence, faith, and immortality.
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Union Opera House
Missoula
C. P. Connolly
Charles H. Hall
Frank G. Higgins
Herman Kohn
Ife
Dyspepsia Remedies and Elk Memorial Reflections
An essay extols digestive rest over excessive stomach work, markets Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a aid, and shifts to Elks memorial day praising charity, unity, and virtue. It honors late members, cites mortality, and urges kindness and civic duty among Elks.
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Stuart
Lodge of Elks
Star of Hope
Brother Elks
Elks
Elk
McKinley
Character of a Friend Frank G Higgins From Missoula Lodge
Eulogies recount Frank G Higgins as a man of strong loyalties and public service. He led a political party to victory, aided friends, funded private medical care for wounded volunteers, and died after tending comrades in a Cuban campaign. Resolutions honor his generosity and leadership.
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Henry Watterson
United States
Southland
Grant
America
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
Blaine
Walker
Augustus Caesar
Frank G. Higgins
Charles H. Hall
Fr G. Higgins
Frank Higgins
Christopher P. Higgins
Frank
Maurice
Beat
Chicago
Cuba
Missoula
Hell
Abou Ben Adhem
Higgins
Montana
Hell Gate Lodge
Benevolent
Protective Order of Elks
White Cross Society Formed at Missoula
In Missoula on a Sunday afternoon the Y M C A meeting heard Rev. Mr. Anderson speak on The Question of the Human Race. A temporary White Cross society organization was formed with Dr. E. W. Himes as chairman and L. H. Battersby as secretary. The first meeting is scheduled for next Friday to adopt a course of study.
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Missoula
Anderson
Association Quartette
White Cross Society
E. W. Himes
L. H. Battersby
MISSOULA NOTES TIDBITS OF VISITORS AND LOCAL BUSINESS
A. D. Ross of Huson and W. A. Stuart from Hamilton, plus Munroe Fulkerson of Victor, visited Missoula. Harry Rust, ex post office worker now in Anaconda, spent Thanksgiving with his mother. Pat Woodlock of Bearmouth, a West pioneer who crossed the isthmus in 1852, met many friends. Louis Gainor of Walkerville arrived on Saturday, Eddie C. Sachs from Butte inspected poolroom operations at the Florence hotel. Ravalli hotel in Hamilton will remain open year round as an all year hotel.
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A. D. Ross
Huson
W. A. Stuart
Hamilton
Munroe Fulkerson
Victor
Missoula
Harry Rust
Anaconda
Pat Woodlock
Bearmouth
Mr. Woodlock
West
Isthmus
California
Louis Gainor
Walkerville
Missauli
Eddie C.sachs
Butte
Florence Hotel
Reilly Sells Fresh Cakes and Pies
London officials announce Admiralty memo shows navy estimates reduced by 7.5 million dollars beyond the 17.5 million cut last spring. The memo notes ongoing reforms to cut expenses across the service.
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Reilly
London
Admiralty
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Plaa
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Old Duke
Bandmann Resolutions
Daniel Edward Bandmann
Bandmann
McBride's
BIG Blackfoot Milling CO
Bonner, Mont
Bonner Yards
State
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Missoula, Mont
Standard
Missoula Notes
Hamilton, Mont
Carload
Mercantile Dept
First National Bank
Hammond Greennaugh
Keith
Keith Eddy
Sussees
Aietasetin Cashier
Cashier Co
H. McLeod
England
Estern Montana National Bank
G. A. Wolf
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J. H. T. Ryman
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Tilt Boyett Yey
Cook Medical CO
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