Butte High School Plans Social Ball With Friends of Gridiron
The Athletic Association of Butte High School invites supporters to Ren shaw hall for a social ball this evening. Members pledge to build a winning football team next season and thank the public for favors received while promising a bright, successful event.
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Athletic Association
The
Butte High School
Renshaw Hall
Butte High School Athletic Association
Butte
Debating river and harbor bill faces partisan squabble
House members clash over arid land reclamation funding and per state allocation. Cushman attacks benefiting states chart showing 86 percent of chief of engineers recommendations funded for committee states while others get less. Proceedings include sharp exchanges and mock accusations as leaders halt the debate with news of Representative Clark’s death.
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Hepburn
West
Cushman
Washington
House
Resolutions of Respect Adopted in Parliament
The house passed unanimous resolutions of respect, appointed a funeral committee, and adjourned at 4 05 as a further mark of respect.
Smallpox and Diphtheria Cases in Great Falls
Fred Stephens laborer at 611 Third Street South ill with smallpox and sent to the pesthouse where he remains the sole patient. He has been ill since last Sunday and arrived from Helena last Saturday. A diphtheria case appeared on the north side among Whittier School pupils, with the school linked to the recent five cases. the building is likely to be quarantined.
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Great Falls
Fred Stephens
Third Street
Stephens
Ile
Helena
Whittier School
Denson Woman Dies from Appendicitis in Great Falls
Mrs Albert Denson 383 years old died at Columbus hospital from appendicitis. She leaves a husband and no children. Formerly Miss Bertha Anderson she lived six years in Sand Coulee with her husband. Funeral from Sand Coulee home to Methodist church, interment Sand Coulee cemetery.
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Great Falls
Albert Denson
Columbus Hospital
Great Falls Notes Color Local Moves And Appointments
Major Monteath of the Blackfeet agency visits Great Falls while WW Brownings officials and residents mingle. Mrs J M Gruber ill in St Paul. Elizabeth Mahoney granted teaching permit by county superintendent. Court to begin quarterly terms each March June September December. Busse adoption plan eyed by county commissioners. E E Smith leaves Great Falls for Havre Glasgow run. Land sale: Oscar Swanson sells 80 acres section 23 and 40 acres section 26 to Carl Peterson and Anton Johnson for 2500. Petition for Harry Martin pardon circulates. five years for illicit relation with cousin. Budworth resigns as cashier. Lascelle of Butte named successor. First National Bank directors cut to nine. 6 percent dividend declared and 20,000 to surplus.
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C. G. van Sanden
Blackfeet
Browning
Great Falls
Elizabeth J. Mahoney
Martha J. Kearnes
Thhursday
A. Ek. Hamilton
Stanford
E. E. Smith
Great Northern Express Office
Havre
Glasgow
Oscar Swanson
Carl A. Peterson
Anton Johnson
Township 17
Range 7
Teton County
Harry Martin
Anl
R. H. Budworth
Great Northern Express
Grand Rapids
Mich
G. KE. Lascelle
Butte
Mrs Christian Nelson Dies of Pneumonia in Great Falls
Mrs Christian Nelson aged years died at 8 yesterday morning at her home in Little Chicago from pneumonia. She leaves a husband and two children. Funeral from the family residence tomorrow at 1 pm to the Scandinavian church, with interment at Highland Cemetery.
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Great Falls
Christian Nelson
Little Chicago
Highland Cemetery
New Orleans Race Results From Jan 10 Card
At New Orleans on January 10 the six race card produced wins for Banquo Ir in the mile and an eighth selling race Tea Gown captured the six and a half furlongs, Indian won the mile and sixteenth, Miss Banover took seven furlongs, Educate won six furlongs, and Lady Contrary won the six furlongs selling event.
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New Orleans
Henry of Frantzamar
Albert Vale
Porter B
Water Plant
Lillian Reed
Titus
Miss Banover
Glenlake
Emigre
Educate
Novelty
Tilbee
Lady Contrary
Floyd Dixie
Oqlekma
Horse Race Results From Five Furlongs To Seven
San Francisco daily scene reports results from six races on January 10. Urehin wins the first five furls, Lapidus takes the three furlongs, Broadbrim prevails in five and a half, Rolling Boer wins the mile and 50 yards, Anjou wins the McLaughlin selling stakes, and Wyoming takes the seven furlongs with Lomond second and Essence third.
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San Francisco
Urehin
Fidelyou
San Lucia
Lapidus
Jack Tyrell
Dr. McNutt
Broadbrim
Duckey
Florinel IL
Rolling Boer
the Fretter
Lennep
McLaughlin
Anjou
Lena
Malay
nurse—Wyoming
Lomond
Essence
Ohio board to consider commutation for Rosslyn Ferrell
The attorney for Rosslyn Ferrell applied to a special session of the state board of pardons for commutation from the death sentence to life imprisonment. Ferrell sits on death row at Ohio Penitentiary for the murder of Express Messenger Charles Lane amid protests from the Express Company and various prominent expressmen.
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Columbus
Ohio
Rosslyn Ferrell
State Board of Pardons
Ferrell
Charles Lane
Express Company
Mrs Birdseye Arrives For Avon Merchant Funeral
Mrs C H Birdseye arrives from California tonight for the funeral of her Avon merchant husband who died here Tuesday. The service will be Saturday at 2 PM from David Cory's residence under Episcopal church rites.
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The
Standard
Helena
C. H. Birdseye
Avon
California
David Cory
Episcopal Church
Trade drives access to foreign markets says Dubuque Herald
America and Foreign Markets argues trade hinges on quality and price rather than colonies. England exports mainly to civilized nations, while the nation has gained market access by offering superior goods at lower costs.
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America
Dubuque
Northern Montana Office Ad Rates in Great Falls Roach-Cory Block
The Northern Montana Office of the Standard operates from the Roach Cory Block in Great Falls opposite the Park Hotel. Advertising rates are provided with an application.
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Montana
The
Standard
Roach-Cory
Great Falls
Park Hotel
Sells Discharged in Neihart Flume Destruction Case
Charles Sells, arrested for allegedly destroying by dynamite a flume supplying water to the Diamond R concentrator at Neihart, was given a preliminary hearing by Justice Fitzpatrick. Evidence found no link to the act and he was discharged. the judge remarked he believed in his heart the defendant was guilty despite lack of evidence.
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Great Falls
Charles Sells
Diamond R
Neihart
Fitzpatrick
Sells
Matrimonial Misfit Sets Divorce Record in Cascade
Christina McIntyre filed for legal separation from husband Donald McIntyre in Cascade county district court. Married in Moorhead Minnesota on October 19 1889 they say he deserted on September 24 1898 and has since failed to provide support due to idleness and dissipation. No children. She seeks divorce and general relief.
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Great Falls
Christina McIintyre
Cascade County
Donald McIntyre
Moorhead
Minn
Daily Train to N Aart Great Falls to Nehart Line
Increased passenger traffic between Great Falls and Nehart prompts talk of a daily train service. Montana Central previously endorsed the Nehart petition, but St Paul officials did not act. The new plan is rumored from road insiders, though not officially announced.
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Great Falls
Nethart
Neihart
Montana Central
St. Paul
Stockmen's National Bank Doubling Capital in Fort Benton
Capital stock increased to 200000 with a 100000 surplus after the regular annual meeting held Tuesday afternoon at the bank offices. Old officers were reelected, boosting the bank's standing as one of the Northwest's strongest financial institutions.
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Great Falls
Stockmen's National Bank of
Fort Benton
Northwest
Railroad Employes Injured in Montana Collision
Great Falls January 10 Harry Kertland a carpenter for the Great Northern railroad was caught in a fly wheel while running a gaso line engine at Ethridge and suffered a broken leg and arm with multiple rib fractures and possible internal injuries. He was brought in on No 23 to Columbus hospital. Otis Nolting a fireman also injured when he fell from his engine at Havre breaking a leg.
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Great Falls
Harry Kertland
Great Northern Railroad
Ethridge
Columbus Hospital
Otis Nolting
Havre
Installation of Officers by Progress Lodge No 24
Great Falls reports the Knights of Pythias staged the installation of officers for the new term led by George H. Smith as chancellor commander and Dan F. Johnson as vice chancellor among others. Also recorded is the death of Julian A. Butler in ColumbusHospital at 19 after pneumonia, with burial plans for interment back east and arrival of his brother L A Butler to oversee arrangements.
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Great Falls
Progress Lodge
Knights of Pythias
George H. Smith
Dan, F. Johnson
A. J. Hills
William Grills
Louis Hroulswick
Victor Ario
Jesse R. Bennett
J. R. Campbell
J. la Coste
C. E. Pitoff
M. M. Buck
KR. Wilber
Trustees
Julian A. Butler
Centerville
Mich
Columbus Hospital
Berthold
L. A. Butler
Petosky
Injured at the Quarries in Great Falls
Charles Price and a man named Reed were brought from Wolf creek on the stub train after a premature blast at the stone quarries. Price had both thumbs crushed while Reed sustained a serious injury to one eye.
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Great Falls
Charles Price
Reed
Wolf Creek
Death of Insane Meeks in San Coulee Camp
Issac Meeks 45, longtime San Coulee resident, died at his home after months of inflammatory rheumatism. He was unmarried. The funeral will be held at the Sand Coulee Methodist church tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Great Falls
Issac Meeks
San Coulee
Sand Coulee
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Virginia
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New Grampshire
Major Monteath
Blackfeet Agency
Ll. J. Burd
J. M. Gruber
Oakland
Mrs. Birdseye
Justice of the Peace
Christina McIntyre
the Stockmen's
Onual Bank
Uavre
Lodge No 20, Knights of Pythias
Death of
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Milwaukee
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