Loyal and Impressive Tributes at Elks Memorial Service
Missoula held a solemn memorial for Hell Gate lodge Elks with a packed Union Opera House audience. Exalted Ruler Reilly led ceremonies featuring eulogies for Edward L. Bonner and Joseph Steiger, a stereopticon tribute, Longfellow poem, and a program of choral and orchestral pieces reflecting Elkdom and faith.
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Missoula
Brothers of
Hell Gate Lodge of Elks
Union Opera House
P.M. Reilly
Henry Rehfeldt
Daniel Arms
E. L. Bonner
Joseph K. Woody
Joseph Steiger
William L. Murphy
Robert L. Clinton
Duet and Solo Selections Highlight Local Concert
A program featuring Duet Hope Beyond by C A White with Messrs Stiff and McKay, violin andante from Mendelssohn by Allen McPhail, Solo There Is a Land by R W McKay, an oration by Robert I Clinton, a Homeland duet by Mrs W R Van Valen and N T Stiff, Benediction by Rev C H Linley, and Simple Area by the orchestra.
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C. A. White
Messrs. Stiff
McKay
Allen McPhail
R. W. McKay
Robert I. Clinton
Silver Bowledge
Brome
Mrs. W. R. van Valen
N. T. Stiff
Benediction
C. H. Linley
Thorne
Orchestra
Students Learn the Political Game in Missoula Rally Nominees
The Conservative Party of the Garden City met in the college hall and nominated officers for district judge C K Buffington county attorney A Gareau sheriff T E Ahern county treasurer J Boyle clerk and recorder H Latimer clerk of the court E Barnes county commissioners A P Greene R Sager J Bedard superintendent of schools Lara Hecker assessor J Urlin coroner Dora Beach constable Hell Gate Jessie Quist Justice of the Peace Colfax E Ola Nichols justice J J Sloan a central committee of Greene Barnes and Burthington was named. The liberal and conservative parties plan rallies as election work begins.
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Missoula
Dee. G
Garden City Commercial College
C. KE. Buffington
A. Gareau
T. E. Ahern
J. ©. Boyle
H. Latimer
E. Barnes
A. P. Greene
R. Sager
J. Bedard
Lara Hecker
Musical recital at the University of Montana Hall
The university school of music in Missoula announces a free public recital in university hall on Monday evening. N Stiff will make his last Missoula appearance before leaving for the coast. Mrs Crampton Miss Kellogg Allen McPhail George Greenwood and Mrs Whitaker will participate. mail orders to the Golden Rule Missoula.
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Missoula
University School of Music
University Hall
N. Stiff
Coast
Crampton
Miss Kellogg
Allen McPhail
George Greenwood
Whitaker
The Delinquent Tax List Is Very Small in Missoula
Missoula December 6 receipts from the county treasurer show delinquent taxes this year amount to six per cent of total assessed valuation. Taxes collected for 1905 total $230,000 and a half per cent of delinquent sums are attributed to the Flathead reservation amid prior troubles from non-payment. The office’s showing is described as excellent. One hundred calling cards and plate for $1.50. Standard office Missoula.
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Missoula
Flathead Reservation
Cemetery Association Ladies Meet This Afternoon
MISSOULA NOTES: The cemetery association ladies will meet at 2 30 this afternoon at the home of Mrs A P Tietjen. The Baptist church ladies plan their annual sale of needlework dressed dolls and home cooking Wednesday afternoon at the apartments of Mrs George Brooks in the First National bank block.
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Ladies of the Baptist Church
George Brooks
First National Bank
Northern Pacific officials hold talks on division changes
Missoula December reports that Superintendent Beemer and Master Mechanic Hickey of the Idaho division along with Superintendent Boyle Trainmaster Johnston and Master Mechanic Sally of the Montana division and Superintendent Palmer Master Mechanic Cutter of the Rocky Mountain division discussed a division change slated to take effect in January.
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Missoula
Dec
Beemer
Hickey
Idaho
Boyle
Johnston
Sally
Montana
Palmer
Rocky Mountain
Northern Pacific Railway
Miss Schmalhausen and Charles Allard Marriage Canceled
The Standard notes that the marriage of Miss Schmalhausen and Charles Allard, planned for December 10, is canceled. The notice appears in Missoula on December 6 and references P. M. Reilly's as a fruit retailer.
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Missoula
Flathead Reservation Opened for Settlement Drive
Kalispell Montana December 6 A strong local movement seeks to open the Flathead Indian reservation for settlement and cultivation. Opposition comes mainly from cattlemen and a few full or mixed bloods with grazing rights. The reservation spans about 1.4 square miles, largely agricultural and ripe for crops and diverse produce.
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Kalispell
Montana
Flathead Indian Reservation
Flathead Reservation
Landt sells Main street property in Lewistown
Louis Landt has sold to Bernard McDonnell a 50 by 100 foot lot with a frame building on Main Street for 14000 dollars. Landt has owned the place since Lewistown was laid out and ran a buffet for 17 years. He and Mrs Landt plan to return to Germany for two or three years.
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The
Standard
Lewistown
Dr Armstrong to New York for hospital work
Special Dispatch reports Dr H E Armstrong, local surgeon for the Northern Pacific, and his wife Mrs Armstrong have traveled from Canada to New York City where he will spend two months in hospital work. Mrs Armstrong plans to return from Canada in a few days.
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The
Standard
Billings
H. E. Armstrong
Canada
The Question of the Ages at Missoula Church
Rev. H Sawyer delivered a sermon in Missoula on December 6 at the Christian church asking if a man dies he shall live again. He contrasted atheism, paganism, and Christianity, tracing ancient views from Greece and Rome to Jesus promise of resurrection and urging readers to choose faith for eternal life. The talk drew on Job and biblical references to urge hope beyond death.
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Mother Earth
Ife
Missoula
Christian Church Today
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Sawyer
Job
Mr. Sawyer
Roman Empire
D'Alembert
Diderot
Voltaire
France
Manito
Clemanthe
Homer
Ulysses
Cimmeria
Land of the Dead
Bryant
Bethany
Mary
Martha
Lazarus
Jesus of Nazareth
Silent Tomb
Christ of
Tambourelle craze grips fashionable London clubs
A new game called tambourelle uses a tambourine instead of a racket and mimics lawn tennis. Two London parks clubs have secured permission to play on grass, with possible asphalt courts and bell fitted tambourines adding musical appeal.
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London County Council
London
The Cattle Tax Cases Controversy Revealed
Missoula scene shows outside view of cattle tax disputes on the Flathead reservation. An Sandpoint News editorial mocks sensational dispatches as “opera comique,” noting troops, a single arrest, and exaggerated reports that miscast Western realities. It urges restraint to avoid fueling eastern fears.
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Missoula
Sandpoint News
Fort Missoula
Flathead Indian Reservation
Torrey
Washington
War Department
Tail styles in Japan's cats provoke trimming
In Japan most cats have short tails and any unusually long tail is typically cut to avoid resembling a snake. The Japanese cat retains the normal tail bone count but the bones are underdeveloped.
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Japan
Strange Lobasha Crime Hunters in Abyssinia
A Swiss engineer detailing Abyssinian lore describes lobasha boys aged under 12 used in hypnotic trances to uncover crimes. He cites cases near Adis Abeba and Harrar, including an arson inquiry and a murder robbery, with confessions following the trance aided by ritual acts and holy sites.
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Lobasha
Harrar
Menelek
M. Ile
Adis Abeba
Wis
M. Ig
Abyssinia
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