George M Cohan Tonight at the Margaret Theater
The Margaret Theater hosts a single performance by George M. Cohan in The Yankee Prince with a cast of over 100. The piece blends comedy and song, featuring Cohan and family as well as an augmented orchestra, while praising his clean, popular stage style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Margaret Theater
George M. Cohan
Cohan
Mr. Cohan
Mrs. Cohan
George
George Cohan
the Four Cohans
George M
Josephine
Local Notices and Social Bits from The Mint Area
A mix of ads and social notes lists imported wines at The Mint and Vermillion's offerings, Harper's stores open late, and town shops closed tomorrow. It notes Nies Maily Terrill of Butte visiting Mrs A Tuttle, a newborn son to the Brennan family at 614 Ash Street, and a district court motion for a new trial in the Driffile case filed by the City Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgina ©. McDonald
East Fourth Street
Presbyterian Church
H. A. Carnahan
D. D
Hill Cemetery
Nies Maily Terrill of
Butte
Mrs
A.tuttle
Montana
Yardmaster Johnsson Killed In Milwaukee Yard Crush
Shirley Johnson yardmaster in the Milwaukee yards was killed when he was caught between two lumber cars. His head was crushed. He leaves a wife and two children who came to Deer Lodge recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Dee
Shirley
Johnson
Milwaukee
January term district court calendar opens with civil circuits
The January term district court opens January 8 with a busy civil docket and several criminal matters. Notable cases include grand larceny charges against George Mudd and I E Calvert, and assault in the first degree for Donat Sirois and Willis Rhodes. A long civil calendar lists many at issue cases across diverse parties including citizens, mining companies, and local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Rhodes
Peter Jensen
William Norton
Harry J. Quinlan
Ed Calvert
William R. James
Thomas Parker
Robert Keith
Gust Olsen
The
American Jewelers
Louis Grandpre
Dore Bowen
Butte
Anaconda & Pacific Railway Company
Margaret Morse
City of
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
James O'Gorman
West Dodd
E. J. Nadeau
George M. Johnston
Western Loan and Savings Company
Maggie J. Smith
Montana Independent Telephone Company
H. J. Allen
MacCallum & Cloutier Mercantile Company
Victoria G. Co. Mining Company
Frank Strickfadden
Joseph Sajitovich
William Kelliher
James O'Keefe
Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Company
A. D. Struthers
Hilma Haefer
Otto H. Haefer
S. E. Larabie
Edward Calvert
E. E. Calvert
William Calvert
John M. Maybee
Della A. Maybee
State of Montana
Rudolph Zimmer
James Quane
P. K. Sullivan
H. L. Harvey
George H. Primrose
Samuel B. Lewis
Nels Jensen
M. Johnson
Curlers Convene in Busy Session at Montana Hotel Parlor
Anaconda curlers held a vigorous annual meeting at the Montana hotel parlors. Officers were elected led by Patton as president and J H Durston as president, with Frank H Clinton named treasurer. The group reviewed last season, discussed a new rink, and planned future tournaments as winter approaches.
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Nain
Montana
Anaconda
RE. P. Mathewson
Ralph Hayden
Martin Martin
Martin
Mathewson
E. J. Bowman
E. M. Dunn
W. N. Tanner
R. T. Howe
P. Parker
Carnahan
William Wraith
P. J. Daly
John W. Frinke
Patton
J. H. Durston
E. P. Mathewson
Warren Chilcote
Frank H. Clinton
EB. J. Bowman
H. A. Carnahan
W. A. Bower
Rod Munn
John M. Knox
Wiliam Wraith
John Roberson
Davis Cohen Pleads Guilty to Petty Larceny
Davis Cohen, charged with grand larceny, withdrew not guilty plea and pleaded guilty to petty larceny in Missoula district court. Judge Webster fined him 200 dollars. the fine was paid. Cohen received partial leniency after compensating Millie Smith and returning stolen items as the county attorney held the diamond sunburst and gold chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Missoula
Davis Cohen
District Court
Webster
Cohen
Millie Smith
Butte
San Francisco
New Works fire department ball hosts grand New Year march
Fre Lad dies hosts annual ball at A. H. hall with Taylor's Union orchestra supplying a complete programme of new music. The event features a grand march and a long list of waltzes three-steps two-steps and medleys as guests are welcomed at midnight.
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New Works Fire Department
Taylor's Union Orchestra
Jim Dandy
Carlton
von Tilzer
Howdy
Hiram
Friedman
Marguerite
Shaw
Lehar
Harris
Taylor
Sawer
Monterey
Cole
Montana
Johnson
Lineke
the Elks
Tobani
Carl
Wallace
Kalispell Seeks Federal Aid for Flathead River and Polson Harbor
Kalispell Chamber of Commerce renews bid for government funds to improve navigation on the Flathead river and Polson harbor. Officials seek year end receipts data and local population production figures while a decision window through Jan 5 offers advocates a final chance to present further arguments. If aid is denied, Kalispell-area leaders discuss county action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Kalispell
Flathead River
Polson Harbor
Kalispell Chamber of Commerce
Navigation Company
Chhamber of Commerce
Flathead County
Narrow Escape of Anaconda Matron From Clothesline Fire
Mrs. H. E. Vogel of 418 Pine Street was knocked unconscious by a hanging clothesline while carrying hot coals. Her husband, due to providential timing and a series of small choices, extinguished the flames, carried her inside, and aided her recovery from a bruised head and burned arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Vogel
Pine Street
Mr. Vogel
Scholarships open for National Conservatory entrance
Three Jeannette M Thurber scholarships for singing piano and violin are vacant and open for competition at the twenty fifth semi annual entrance examination of the National Conservatory of Music of America in New York City. The exam is on Thursday Jan 6 from 9 to 12 and 2 to 4. Scholarships aid destitute yet talented artists. Lillian Blauvelt, a noted singer, previously held one. The faculty includes Adele Margulies Leopold Lichtenberg Leo Schulz Joseph Piszarello and Henry T Finck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette M. Thurber
National Conservatory of Music of America
West Seventy-ninth Street
New York City
Lillian Blauvelt
Adele Margulies
Leopold Lichtenberg
Leo Schulz
Joseph Piszarello
Henry T. Finck
Seattle Man and Spokane Woman Receive License Here
A marriage license was issued this afternoon in Missoula to Cheater P. Wallace of Seattle and Grace D. Close of Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Missoula
Cheater P. Wallace
Seattle
Grace D. Close
Spokane
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George M. Coulda
Soen
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Hammerslough's
D. Pons
Salt Lake City
George A. Barton
Ruth King
Eleanor Kennedy
Cherry Street
L. L. Verberckmoes
East Park Avenue
Mill Creek
J. Cannon
Three Mile House
Swedish Baptist Church
Andrew Mallon
St. Ann's Hospital
Sam Davis
Ed Johnson
Frank Trunk
Elmira
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Cedar
Sixth Streets
John Cravett
Fourth Street
St. Peter's Church
H. F. Esselman
Tracy
Justice Boland
Leland Hotel
Servian Bobeljian Brotherhood
K. L. Rofalovich
M. J. Mazarak
F. J. Mazarak
J. G. Zetz
J. V. Dabeevich
N. Migovich
G. Martinoevich
J. Dabeevich
RK. Popovich
M. Dabeevich
J. Prentovich
K. Bozgetich
J. Martinovich
Keppler Jewelry Co
Trump
MacRae’s
Mint
Vermillion's
Harper's
Losight
William Brennan
Ash Street
Dakota
Clearfield Tomatoes
Utah
Anaconda Co-Operative Mercantile Company
East Park
Yankee Prince
LAW and Litigants Court Calendar
Woodmen of the World
Carpenters’ Hall
J. C. Tucker
Ream
Fuller Drug Co
City Drug CO
Main Street
MacCallum
Cloutier
Independent
Bell
Ch Xe & Sanborn
Navy
Florida
Butte, Anaconda
Pacific Railway
Oregon Short Line Railway
Silver Bow
Chicago, Milwaukee & Poset Sound Railway
Durant
Northern Pacific Railway
Miles Crossing
Dawson
BIG Blackfoot Milling
Bonner, Montana
Bonner
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Toole Avenue
Missoula, Mont
Anaconda Matron
Wrs
E. Vogel
Peareles Pate
Duke D'Enghein
Fenton
Forty-second
Policeman
Daly Bank and Trust CO
John I. Toole
BE. J. Bowman
Stockton Veazey
John C. Harrington
Anaconda National Bank
E. Arnsworth
Western Montana National Bank
Mont
United States Depository
A. Wolf John Lehbolu
H. Ryman
Capital Surplus
M.L. Gulden
ITH Ghanc
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