Few Present at Could Wedding Tinge Wee Mony Om OxR
A scant attendance marked the Could wedding as guests gathered infrequently. The event featured limited turnout from local families and notable attendees were sparse.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
1
Honeymoon at Home Redle Wol
A detailed wedding report narrates the ceremony in Wesm Garlok-Nomurs with bride Aleion diitlér Lrout marrying Pinky Hutuisen Shupaivl at Turst Nex county estate. It describes gowns, jewels, attendants, flowers, and relatives including Gould family, and notes the wedding procession, decor, and the reception setup with intense period tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrytown
N.Y
Dan
Teetanne
Teephiiis Uenokl
Brether
Ure Bros
Wily Lins
Fire devastates town of St Anthony in Montana
A disastrous blaze swept St Anthony Montana early today destroying Lael and several other buildings. Firefighters faced frozen pipes and high winds with water scarce. The Ross Hamer and C Kruger buildings were damaged or destroyed. twelve structures suffered losses while residents fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony
Montio
Jan
Lael
Mit
Rosburg
Ross Hamer
Rosy Warner
Securities
Frvat National Bank
Vauth
Clare Furniture Company
J.D. C. Kruger
Gavtan Murray
Inglis
Nineroatlice
Are After His Scalp Dr Craighead S Remarks Stir Montana Merger Talks
Dr Craighead defends consolidation of Montana higher education amid heated debate. He cites potential savings, consolidation benefits, and the need to fund universities with stronger programs while acknowledging local concerns about campus closures and community impact.
Loss of His Money Caused His Death by His Own Action
Special Dispatch. In the stands at Great Falls a man died by his own hand in the early hours today after financial troubles ruined his fortune. William Jr. Schowille, years old, recently sold his farm and hotel venture to invest in a Milwaukee hotel, then lost everything. He left a family of children in this part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandar Teter
Canighond
University of Montana
W. R. al Jen
Anaconda
W. R. Osette
Yellowstone
Pla
Senor Whites Fide
Mhithead
Nini Odas
Senaten
Ty Livingston
Great Falls
Din
William Jr. Schowille
Dimasek
Belle
Ghent
Milwaukee
Furnie Schowaller
Simell
Fia
Allerling
Setoewalter
HAPHAEN fa LODDY TNE Sacramumte Jan 2
Fragmented OCR notes from a Sacramento January 2 item show a discussion on a Sunday charity, a chaplain named Baker, and requests to refrain from a controversial campaign. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wranklin
Baker
Assembly
Law
Mons
KiMbogeworth
Telegraph Operator Dies While Taking a Message
A Mixolton telegraph operator two miles east of Livingston Montana died suddenly while taking a message this afternoon. Witnesses saw her collapse and an physician was summoned but she was dead. Her husband’s family resides in Kaisae. Estimated life insured at 83 000. Her parents are dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Mont
Pedelelk
Mixkion
Livington
Shigids
Wight
Hue
Fire in Polson Damages Buildings and Theaters
A fire in Polson caused about six thousand dollars in damage to several buildings including a furniture company and a theater. Firefighters saved the Dawson Brog Furniture Company of Potaan and the city fakery area, with the theater and bank reportedly spared by rapid action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polson
Bakepell
Dan
Dawson Brog
Furniture Company of
Potaanthia
University bill introduces million bond issue for voters
A university bill proposes a 1 million bond to fund a new system, with debate over MOUs and president selections. The measure aims to support university consolidation and teacher training, with passage anticipated in the House and potential Senate concurrence.
House Proceedings in the Legislature Show Amendments and Committees
The house debated measures as special orders were set for tomorrow. An amendment to rule 23 would allow bills to be culled from the steering committee by majority vote. A revote on yesterday’s motion followed by a new special order was approved.
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Timnarria
Bearnhes
Dewey
House
Kusine
Hans Avithin
Lilia Voin
Durkin
Avouch
Cutts
Day
Somin
Jowell
Brower
Spoxen
Haniel
Carey Land
Woman’s Christian Emperance Union
To House
Montana Agricultural Convention Opened at Bozeman
The article recalls the Montan a Hort entt turnstene opening its sixteenth annual gathering with Welcome by President J A Tangton. Speeches by Mayor I S Ruell and other leaders highlight the event as a tonic for farm and home education. President H N Sutherlin reviews early Indian history and the Bitterroot valley’s role in Montana agriculture.
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Siuciil Wipateh
Pu’ Hc
Toy Farmers
Montana State College of
Educa
Hinmeld
Pilet degaNleadans
Montag
J. Af
Tangton
Weleumis
I. S. Ruell
Bozeman Ane
W. Witsin
Leasue
M. J. Elrod
University of Montana At
Fruit Grey
Montana
Sutherlin Gata
Nia Vai
Pacific
Oata
Ult Portwen
Stevensville
Mit
Callatin Valley
Daugher Dies as Ranch Home Burns in Montana Fire
A ranch home near Konan, Montana, burned, killing a ten year old girl Eline Bauer. Parents Otto and Mrs Bauer were injured, two other children hurt, as they rescued siblings from the blaze believed to have started about 6 am. Mrs Bauer suffered severe facial burns. Otto Bauer burned on face and head. The home and all belongings were destroyed. a neighbor’s home received only minor smoke damage.
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Otta Raner
Konan
Eline
Bauer
Atal
James
Jutter
Mr. Bauer
Ronan
Hall
Haver
Otto Bauer
Kotapell
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