Wight Paul Wedding At White Sulphur Springs
Gladys Wuls became the bride of Dr. Char Wight of Great Falls at White Sulphur Springs on Friday morning. The ceremony, held in the Episcopal church, noted a shower bouquet and a breakfast that followed. Dr. Wight, deputy state aviation man, will reside with his bride in Great Falls after their ceremony.
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White
Max Saifer
Sarter
P. D. Scott
Lester Rader
Mahurin
Wight
Kansas City Veterinary College
R. G. Wight
Charles E. Wight
Anaconda Standard
Dr. Wight
Great Falls
Mrs. Wight
Bozeman Hospital Busy As New Building Needed
Bozeman Deaconess hospital marks seven years with crowding and packed rooms. Beds in hallways, transfer of spaces, and frequent use of the X-ray room reflect demand. Past year admissions rose to 750 from 539. Eight new mothers and babies receive care amid diverse injuries and ailments.
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Bozeman
Bozeman Deaconess Hospital
Disappointing Return for State Grain Crops
Helena July 1 The Montana semi monthly report by the Banking Corporation of Montana warns of a disappointing grain crop return this season. Cool wet weather and below normal June rainfall have hindered growth across the state, with winter wheat short and beets and other crops mixed. Despite pest issues like potato bugs and grasshoppers in some areas, prospects for fruit and wool remain cautiously hopeful and prices may rise due to expected European shortfalls.
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Helena
Montana
The
Banking Corporation of Montana
Hunt Toy Project
Soula
Flathead
Sanders
Athern
Flathead County
Hinds
Lincoln County
United States
Rankin Champions Fight for Eight Hour Day
Representative Jeannette Rankin pushes to limit government engraving bureau work for women to eight hours daily. A day after a partial victory, hundreds of girls protest 12 hour shifts at her apartment seek further aid. The bureau director says only volunteers are kept on shift, prompting Rankin to continue the investigation and advocacy.
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The
Standard
Washington
Jeannette” Rankin
Simis
Government Bureau of Engraving
Miss Rankin
Russian forces launch large scale assault on Brzezany region
The Russians attack along an 18 miles front in Brzezany area, storming German lines. Berlin reports heavy Russian losses and retreats, with intense artillery duels from Brzezany to Miadie Stokhod. British capture German positions near Lens as 8,686 prisoners and 81 guns taken, while French and Germans clash from Cerny to Verdun and German attacks east of Prunay are repelled.
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Brzezany
Ga- Hela
Berlin
Stripa
Narayuka River
Lemberg
Braezany
Zwyzyn
Zlota Lipa
Miadie Stokhod
Volhynia
Marsnataig
Lens
Souchez
Cerny
Verdun
Cernythe
Prunay
Rheims
Auto collision in Idaho sends car into lake with six baseball players aboard
An automobile driven by Art Cash carrying six baseball players to Spirit Lake collided with a horse drawn wagon on the Lake Pond bridge near pond Point Idaho. The car plunged into 25 feet of water but all passengers were saved. The item also notes Emma Goldman humorist satire regarding New York authorities.
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Pond Point
Idaho
Art Cash
Spirit Lake
Lake Pond
Oreilie
Virginia City News glimpse of regional mining bustle
Virginia City reports a busy scene with numerous visitors and locals involved in mining, road work, and farm activity. Notables include Bert Keller of Cameron, Adelbert Smith, and the Harriman brothers shipping ore from U S Grant and Home stake mines, plus road supervision duties for Nat J Davis.
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Virginia City
Bert Keller
Cameron
Adelbert Smith
Madison Valley
Jeffers Clarence
Thin Town
Dewey Davies
Barton Gulch
Nat J. Davis
Lyon
Fred 8. Wolpert
Missoula
United States Bureau of Plant Insustry
Je. Barnett
Mea. Barnett
Hazel
Payton
Donald
Mountain Meadow
Meallister
M._C. Mortensen
Mortensen
Alder
W. C. Templin
McAllister
Gerry Raine
Butte
Summit
Tony Vike
C.H. Buford
Madison County
United States Mail
Twin Bridges
Yellowstone
Ennis
J. B. Saulisbury
Shafter Group of Mines
Grand Forks
N. D
Saulisbury
Shafter
Marietta
CW. Rank
Willam Dudley
Rnecastle
Sheriff Hungerford
Silver Star
Ann
Francis Redfern
Ruby Valley
Laurini
W. C. Thompson
Thomas Call
Varney
Anis
SB. Bickford
Washington
Red Cross Dance on Pavement in Great Falls Proceeds
July First Free municipal concert drew large crowds as women of the Red Cross collected 206 dollars and 75 cents by charging 25 cents to dance on the paved street. About 700 attendees participated. organizers plan more concerts.
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Great Falls
Red Cross
Severn Hundred
Railway business in state in April
Helena July 1 Commodities handled by Montana railroads in April nearly equaled all carload lots for the year 1917. Total year carloads 24,053. April this year 22,792. Beer unchanged. brick and clay declined. grain and hay up. mining up. farm implements and flour increased. copper shipments improved. lumber and potatoes down. hogs and other items variably reported.
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Helena
Montana
State Railroad Commission
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Pioneer of Montana Turns Eighty Two on Auto Trip
John F. Work, who crossed the plains to Montana 68 years ago, celebrates his eighty second birthday by an automobile journey with wife and son Lester P. Work, visiting White Sulphur Springs and the Clear Range ranch where sheep are kept. Ray Holloway and daughter-in-law will accompany the group home. Work, born in Pennsylvania, moved to Missouri as a child, joined a Pike's Peak party in 1889, and reached Montana in 1862, pursuing mining, freighting, farming, and later sheep raising.
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Etg
Unt
Will M. Rhodes
Virginia City
Twin Bridges
France
Comley
Ennis
Butte
Herman Helwig
Sight Mile Beach
Madison Valley
Monda Clark Johnstone
Frank Cisler
Sheridan
Gina City
Sam Wonderly
Robert Vickers
Montana
Claude O. Dale
Ruby Creek
Moon Valley
Richard
Narney
Idge Joseph Smith
Dillon
Lew. L. Callaway
Great Falls
M. M. Duncan
Lins City
Greenhorn Creek
Ruby Valley
Herbert
Robert Nesbit
Schaefer
Raymond Glasser
Dan Bandage
John Carey
Mire J. M. Turk
Allen
Mire
Turk
James Vannerbeck
Frank Turk
India
J. H. Vanderbeck
W. D. Harris
Tenby Valley
Mather
WM. Long
Ruby Valleys
Virginia
Bust- Henry
Bennetts
Varney
Mro
Clemo
Salt Lake City
Bozeman
John F. Work
Plains
Lester P. Work
White Sulphur Springs
Clear Range Ranch
Mea
Ray Holloway
Work
Lester
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Pike's Peak
California
Territory
Great Falls Banks Grow Fifty Percent in a Year
Great Falls banks report deposits rising about 60 percent and loans up about 60 percent over the past 12 months. Cash reserves stand at 88 percent, with total resources $15,456,436, up from $10,037,642 a year earlier. Undivided profits exceed last year by more than $100,000.
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Great Falls
Eat Falls
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