Pioneer Methodist Missionary Van Orsdel Dies in Montana
Rev. W. W. Van Orsdel, pioneer Montana missionary and Milk River district superintendent, died at 12 10 a m in Great Falls after weeks in Deaconess hospital following a September stroke. Born 1848 near Gettysburg Pa, he rode thousands of miles as a circuit rider, helped found early churches in Montana, and was a longtime leader in the Northern Montana conference. He never married and is survived by one brother, Fletcher Van Orsdel. Burial will be in Helena's Forestvale cemetery with services in Great Falls and Helena.
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Holiday hours at market next week shorten schedule
Market manager John Legare clarified that only clothing and textile shops will stay open evenings, starting Thursday. Grocers will open Monday Dec 22 with music in the Bucsko building and vendors stocked for Christmas.
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Famous airman severely hurt in air crash
Sir John Alcock, famed for the first nonstop transatlantic flight, is seriously injured after his plane crashed near Cottevrard in Normandy. A Lloyd’s dispatch from Rouen reports the accident occurred in Seine-Inferieure.
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Election Today in Fifth Wisconsin District
Voters in the Fifth Wisconsin congressional district confront the special election to succeed Victor L. Berger. Socialist Berger faces fusion Republican Henry Bodenstab as the race draws a large turnout with estimates of Berger leading by five to sixteen thousand votes.
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Miles C. Moore Pioneer Leader Dies at 75
Miles C. Moore former territorial governor of Washington died in Walla Walla after a two week illness. He was 75 and served as president of Baker Boyer National Bank and chair of Whitman College trustees.
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Santel Wins Two Falls In Boise Wrestling Meet
Ad Santel the light heavy weight champion defeated Jens Westergaard of Des Moines in a Boise match taking two of three falls. Westergaard won the opening fall in 16 minutes while Santel claimed the second in 89 minutes and the third in 14 minutes. Westergaard weighed 210 pounds, 25 more than Santel.
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