The Fall of Warsaw at the Margaret Tonight
The Margaret presents The Battle and Fall of Warsaw as a four reel drama plus the serial Hazel Kirke starring Pearl White. The program showcases images of Cossacks Austrian guns and German regiments, depicting the Polish campaign and capture of Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Margaret
Ims
Poland
Tion
Frederick
Ivangorod
Nicholas
Chelm-Lublin
Europe
Hazel Kirke
Pearl White
Robbery Targeted Financier By Two Acquaintances
Peter Sala a Finlander from Mill Creek was robbed of money after two men EM Leppla and John Lelffo befriended him at his cabin and saw him cash a check. Special Officer Jack O Keefe wired descriptions to Butte and nearby points as police seek the pair who are well known in the city. An arrest is expected due to a clear description and one suspect's smelter employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Sala
Mill Creek
EM Leppla
John’ Lelffo
Sala
Jack O'Keefe
Butte
Pointe
Flotation Plant Team Triumphs in City Baseball Showdown
A flotation plant team defeated a Slime plant squad 10 to 7 on the city common. Metation players Praper and Thompson pitched, with Hagen Burgess on the mound and Brokaw catching. Lineups featured Cartwright Smith Gleason Paris O Rourke Thompson Proper Durkin Gleason and others.
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Metation
Praper
Thompson
Hagen
Burgess
Brokaw
Silme Plant
Burens
Sullivan
Kelnan
Hartwie
Miller
Scott
Eberherd
Cartwright
Smith
Gleason
Paris
O'Rourke
John Gordon Sentenced for Burglary in Deer Lodge
John Gordon, an ex convict from Deer Lodge, was returned to the penitentiary for burglary after pleading guilty in District Court. He faces a term of 18 months to two years for stealing wearing apparel from the La Mar house at 1001 East Third street. Special Officer James O Keefe led the arrest and District Court Judge George B. Winston handed down the sentence, with County Attorney John W. James prosecuting.
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John Gordon
Tom Phoenix
Deer Lodge
Gordon
la Mar House
East Third Street
James O'Keefe
George B. Winston
John W. James
Purity Dairy promotes safe milk home delivery
Purity Dairy Products Co offers prompt home delivery of safe milk cream and buttermilk by phone. The ad invites customers to see production, notes relocation of offices to Durston building rooms 14 18 16 and 17, and mentions oysters supporting fisheries in various nations.
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Purity, Dairy Products CO
East Commercial
Dre
Willits
Evans and Turton
Durston
Local Star Lind Leads Tiger Nine In Doubleheader
Leapy Lind, star swatter for the Knights of Columbus, wore a big uniform in a game against Butte in the Northwestern league. The ex Portlander joined Anaconda this season and went hitless in two games after a walk and being plunked. He later swatted a fly for another Tiger score, showing that his day yesterday could earn him a contract with the Tigers and many local admirers.
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Tiger
Lind
Tigers
Baby Boy Succeeds Fleming Family in Helena Home
The 7-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs T P Fleming of 112 Washington street died yesterday at home. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. The Flemings who came from Colorado four years ago and whose father works at the smelter. Helena July 1 George B Winston of Anaconda filed to run for district judge on the Republican ticket in the Third district. Sharpless Walker of Miles City also seeks the district judge post in the Sixteenth district.
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John Albert Fleming
T. P. Fleming
Washington Street
M. P. Maxhoney
Winston Piles
Helena
George B. Winston
Anaconda
Sharpless Walker
Miles City
Mayme Barry Spends Weekend at Anaconda Home
Mayme G. Barry, a student at the normal college, is spending the weekend at her home in Anaconda.
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Mayme G. Barry
Help Wanted Theme of Sermon Tonight at Presbyterian Church
The Rev. F. Gordon Hart, former superintendent of Winnipeg Men’s Own Mission, will preach at First Presbyterian Church at 8 o’clock. The mission includes an Industrial department and Workingmen’s hotel and assists released Manitoba prisoners starting anew. Ralph Connor, director of the mission, helped Hart in the work and Hart once spoke weekly to Detroit shop workers about work and life.
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Men’s Own
Winnipeg
Canada
First Presbyterian Church
F. Gordon Hart
Men's Own
First’ Presbyterian Church
Sion
Hart
Manitoba
Ralph Connor
C. G. Jordon
Gordon Hart
Fpis- Teopal Church
Detroit
Packard
Cadillac
Patriotism Highlighted At Methodist Service
This evening at the First Methodist Episcopal church a patriotism themed service will be led by Rev. J. A. Meeke and assistants. The program includes Battle Hymn, God Bless Our Native Land, scripture readings, soloists Lois James and others, an address by Attorney P. Stewart, and a Star Spangled Banner finale.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. A. Meeke
0. A. Johnson
Scripture Tesson
Lois James
J. Y. Sneddon
Oscar Johnson
P. Stewart
Butte Couple Married In Methodist Ceremony
Lester S. Hoyer wed a Butte partner in a ceremony at the First Methodist Episcopal church with Rev. J. A. Meeke officiating yesterday afternoon. The couple traveled to Anaconda with Miss Ruth Rooney and Matthew Maloney, witnesses, in a car belonging to Mr. and Mrs. W If Smith of Butte, former friends of the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester S. Hoyer
Suss Folly
J. A. Meeke
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Anaconda
Ruth Rooney
Matthew Maloney
W If, Smith
Butte
Meeke
Station train carries plants for flower beds to many towns
A rail line operates a special baggage car loaded with plants for flower beds sent to about 130 stations. A chief gardener directs beautification across towns and sites. The article notes Russian troops favor ksasha a dish and other foods like stchee made from cabbage potato oatmeal and meat.
Ruby Stultz Hosts Birthday Party at Washoe Park
Miss Ruby Stultz celebrated her thirteenth birthday with a 5 o’clock gathering at her parents summer home in Washoe Park. Assisted by her mother and Miss Pearl Swanson, she entertained a group of young friends and dhoolmates, including Katherine Roach, Myrtle Storey, Gladys Anderson, Aleherta Crimmins, Marjorie Harrity Bresenham, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Stultz
Washoe Park
Miss Pearl
Swanson
Katherine Roach
Myrtle Storey
Gladys Anderson
Ale Herta’ Crimmins
Marjorie Tharrity O Bresenham
Marjorie Mailen McGrath
Gertrude McGrath
Helen Borland
Oneida Evans
Nevera Evans
Taura’ Wire
Frances Lacox
Opal Haus
Lavone Berry
Ruth Frouzen
Claribell Cooper
Teesle Pompaly
Ellen Crimmins
Opal Stultz
Truman Hoardman
Frank McDonald
Peter Layton
Mark Haus
Frank Crimmins
George Crimming
Ralph Anderson
Bridal Details Highlight Hollenback Bogers Wedding at Gold Creek
Miss Margaret Hollenback became the bride of John Bogers at St. Marys church in Gold Creek with Rev. Landy officiating. The ceremony featured white cream messaline and lace, a bouquet of white roses, and attendance by Lena Hollenback and Joseph Rogers as best man. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's parents home, a town hall dance, and a late supper for 100 plus guests. The couple will reside in a new home on Mr Rogers ranch after a brief honeymoon trip. Notables from Clyde Missouri and Birdseye Montana attended, including Anna Nathman and Marie Carter.
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Josephine Hollenback
Eagles’ Orchestra
Deer Lodge
Hollenback
Thelrew House
Rogers
Anna Nathman
Clyde, Mo
June Library Report Highlights Circulation Totals
The Hearst free library reports June 1916 circulation totals with 2215 adult fiction, 510 adult non fiction, 945 juvenile fiction, 630 juvenile non fiction, summing to 4200. Eva La Gallienne first appeared in America last winter with Mrs. Fiske in Mrs Boltay’s Daughter as the black servant.
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Hearst Freebrary
Eva la Gallienne
America
Mrs. Fiske
Mrs. Boltay's
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Gertrude Robinson
Alexander Gaden
Goldeen Furniture
Anaconda’s New Furniture Store
Goldeen Furniture Co
A. O. H. Building
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