Colonel Jenks 15 Dead Highly Esteemed Pioneer
Colonel James Dey Jenks a respected Biscald citizen died at noon after a long illness. Born April 19, 188 Bi, he served in the Civil War and rose to colonel, later moving to Butte and then Missoula. He was a key Grand Army of the Republic member and a devoted Presbyterian. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday at 2 or 3 o'clock conducted by Rev. J. N. MacLean.
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Biscald
Mra L. J. Forbia
South Second Street
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Pennsylvania
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Butte
Lutte
Fiame
Wiliam Forbis
Miccourn
Grand Army of the Republic
Missoula
Presbyterian Church
George Finks
Senator Birkely
Gordon
Cpookeville
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Iso
LB. Portis
George M. Jenks
Dhe
Grande
J. N. MacLean
Drummond Resident Makes Suicide Attempt in Tobl Toilet
John Price a well known Drummond resident shot himself this morning in a toilet his aim to end his life. He regained consciousness about five hours later and the extent of injuries from a beliber revolver is not yet known. Price had come from Minnesota earlier and lived with his sister Mrs Josie Abbott while his brother Harry Price resided in Phoenix. He had been involved in lumbering and earlier held part interest in Price Ott firm but had not worked since selling out a year ago.
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Drummond
John Price
Price & Ott
Josie Abbott
Peter Jackson
Porsyth
Mont
Harry Price
Hamilton News Summary of Local Proceedings and Notices
County Attorney Kurtz returned from Shokane to take depositions in Theidenbach Bros. v Upper Valley Orchards Co. and Peter Twanoff, with a verdict of 1120.50 plus interest. George Thacher will manage the Burnt Fork ranch succeeding Rk. Fisher. Mrs Ro Meine of Hamilton and Tatsly of Stevensville head to Seattle for valve surgery. Tom Melton visited Mistola after college. Miss Onda Ward announced an upcoming Portland, Dec. 3, marriage.
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Hamilton
Kurtz
Shokane
Theidenbach Bros
Upper Valley Orchards Company
Peter Twanoff
George Thacher
Burnt Fork Telon
Onda Ward
Portland
Farewell Service Honors Pastor Divine in Bozeman
At the First Presbyterian church a farewell service honored Rev Sherman Ty Divine who leaves Bozeman after two years to take a pastorate in Spokane. Resolutions were adopted at a Christmas vesper program featuring vocal and instrumental music including Mrs T S Wilson. The retiring Baptist pastor Eagar Vallant of Bozeman spoke on behalf of local ministers.
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Bozeman
First Presbyterian Church
Sherman” Ty Divine
First Presbyterian Charch
Spokine
T'S. Wilson
Eagar A.vallant
First “Baptist ‘Church
Mozeman
Divine
President Wilson Delights in Mountain Drive With Bride
Hot Springs Va December 20 President Wilson and his bride spent the day reading congratulatory messages then took a long auto tour through Virginia mountains. A White House car with the national arms guided them to a side entrance as Mrs Wilson wore a black velvet gown and fur trimmed coat. They then enjoyed 50 miles of smooth roads and scenic springs while the president attended to urgent business back in Washington aided by his stenographer and own typewriter.
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Hot Springs
Wilson
Virginia
White House
Washington
Anaconda News Croatian Society Elects Officers
The Croatian Society of Anaconda elected officers for the coming year led by President Anton Marincich with John Milogiay and Vinko Antonich as vice presidents, Frank Antonich financial secretary, Mikieh treasurer, and trustees Frank Stizich Taud Wig Kruzich Charles Cor Mrs. Mary Stantsich. Also announced were door keeper Marincich and Mrs. sick committee keeper Cora Florence Reed. The Dane Girl at Imperial had a five part engagement in a debut performance by a popular American actress. The Paramount Travel Pictures No 8 showcased the Panama Canal. Alcazar presented comedy and drama including The Other Sister Tughey of the Circus, and Hearst News Pictorial covered the launching of the Great Northern. Programs to be repeated tonight.
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Anton Marincich
John Milogiay
Vinko Antonich
Frank Antonich
Mikieh
Frank Dorich
George Kol
Matt Viastelich
George Vujnovich
Frank Stlzich
Taud- Wig Kruzich
Charles Cor
Mary Stantsich
Marincich
Sick
Cora
Florence Reed
Paramount Travel Pictures
Panama Canal
Alcazar
dra“Tughey
Vitagraph Company
Hughey Mack
Flora Finch
Nitra Frazer
Hearst News
Great Northern
Increased Taxation Foreseen for Germany After War
Berlin reports Karl Helfferich says the next budget cannot balance without more taxes and new proposals are being drafted for Reich submission. He warns the war indemnity will not ease the burden and Germans must expect greatly increased taxation after the conflict.
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Berlin
London
Karl Helfferich
Imperial Treasury
Reichistag
Rebhs
Red
Street Railway Revises Time Card Adds Trains
The street railway department announces a revision of the time card to improve traffic between here and the smelters. Several new trains and cars are added, bringing the total to 38 trains to and from the smelters daily and 11 trains to and from Opportunity daily. The new time card takes effect this morning.
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Sary. Sonnson
Street Railway Department
Street Railway
Trafic
Auto Fire Destroys Hudson Car Belonging to Earl Henderson
An automobile fire destroyed a Hudson owned by Earl Henderson yesterday as he was about five miles from town with no means to extinguish the blaze. Reported last evening, the Hidden Lake ng company assets were said to be transferred to an English syndicate.
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Earl Henderson
Henderson
Hidden Lakeng Company
Charles Sparrow Hurt When Auto Hits Wagon
Charles Sparrow, famed painter, injured when an auto truck hit his wagon on Main Street near Commercial Night corner. Miss Nell Kinney, his book, escaped serious harm though she struck her head. Sparrow sustained worse injuries. The vehicle was driven by a youth named McMonigle. both occupants of the rig were thrown to the pavement.
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Charles W. Sparrow
West Park
Lad
McMonigle
Miss Kinney
Mr .Sparrow
Flynn Patrick Funeral Draws Large Crowd In City
A large number of friends attended the funeral of Patrick Flynn held yesterday. High mass was sung at St Mary's church with interment in Mount Carmel cemetery. Mr Flynn died at an advanced age after many years as a city resident. Pallbearers included Frank Fitzpatrick, Lappin, Bernard Mewn, Antone Ritt.
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Patrick
Flynn
St I'S Church
Mount Carmel
Frank, Fitapatrick
Lappin
Bernard Mewn
Antone Ritt
Scott's Emulsion Ad Promotes Child Nutrition
An old ad urges parents to feed children with Scott's Emulsion to improve appetite and growth. It claims the product supplies energy, aids nutrition, and strengthens blood, recommending three spoonfuls daily. The ad stresses the emulsion is alcohol free and attributes benefits to Scott & Dawe in MoornBeld.
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Scott & Dawe
MoornBeld
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