Trans-Mississippi Golf Contest Opens At Omaha
Two hundred golfers from west of the Mississippi start the 22nd Trans-Mississippi championship at Omaha Country Club. Notables include Von Elm of Salt Lake City and contenders Knepper Bromfield McKee Graham Kennedy Godchaux Manion Oulmet with Knepper touted as the strongest challenger.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Mississippi River
George von Elm
Salt Lake City
Omaha Country Club
Country Club
Midwest
von Kim
Buddy” Knepper
Sioux City
Lawrence Bromfield
Denver
Bob McKee
Des Moines
Towa
Aleck Graham
Kansas
Miss Foley Illness Halts Bell Exchange Departure
Miss May Foley night chief operator at the Bell telephone exchange was taken suddenly ill with tonsillitis yesterday. Miss Taylor will be in charge during her absence.
Al Kane Heads North For Weeklong Stream Outing
Al Kane, veteran prospector who helped settle Butte after moving from the old placer diggings, will depart tomorrow for a weeklong outing among the streams to seek new gold or mineral discoveries.
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al Kane
Placer
Butte
A Sweet Little Baby Boy in Park Rapids
A Park Rapids Minnesota reader describes her joy after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to aid her pregnancy and postnatal recovery. She praises the product and notes her sisters also benefit and share their stories for publication.
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Park Rapids
Minnesota
Lydia E. Pinksham
WM. Johnson
Minn
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Interest Centers in American Rage
The American League pennant race tightens with the St. Louis Browns holding lead as New York Chicago and Detroit chase. Babe Ruth and the Yankees rebound from a slump while Chicago White Sox surge with strong pitching led by Walter Johnson. Washington and Cleveland also press leaders. In the National League Giants extend gap as St. Louis Brooklyn chase. Pirates change managers with Bill McKechnie.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Giants
St. Louis
Brooklyn
St. Louis Browns
Chicago
Detroit
Browns
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago White Sox
Walter Johnson
Cleveland
Giants
New Yorkers
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Cardinals
Pirates
George Gibson
Bill McKechnie
Chicago Cubs
Boston
New Om
Pittabure
LBOR
Louis P Bowman Butte figure dies after car crash legacy
Louis P Bowman old Butte resident and Montana political figure dies at Deaconess hospital from a stroke tied to injuries from a past car accident. Born 1855 in Columbus Ohio he moved to Montana in 1882 and engaged in Democratic politics serving as alderman deputy assessor and deputy county treasurer. Survived by siblings four daughters three grandchildren and several others funeral at White's chapel today and remains sent to Hamilton for interment beside his wife.
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Louis P. Bowman
Montana
Butte
Deaconess
Mr. Bowman
Columbus
Ohio
Marshalltown
Iowa
J. W. Hazzard
Leighton Stewart
Missoula
EB. R. Carruthers
Armatead
R. ©. Wilson
White's Chapel
Butte Promoter Seeks Shrine Hospital for Children
Eddie Hanmer, a Butte newspaper man, returns from the Shrine convention in San Francisco with word the children's hospital site is undecided. He reports votes will occur at a special imperial hospital committee meeting in St. Paul in August, with bids from Butte Helena and Salt Lake City.
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Eddie Hanmer
Butte
San Francisco
Bagdad Temple
Children’s Hospital
Hanmer
Imperial Hospital
St. Paul
Helena
Salt Lake City
O. M. Lanetrum
Imprial Hospital
R. KR. Rathbone
Bagdad
Charlies KE. Beebee
Dr. Rathbone
Ashley €. Dixon
Sam Blair
Anaconda
Bay
Shriners
Pacific Coast
Florida
California
Centerville Wins 4 1 in Col umbia Gardens Soccer Clash
Centerville routed Meaderville 4 to 1 yesterday at Columbia Gardens. Both teams played solid ball but Centerville outclassed the opponents. The Fourth of July lineup shows Champs facing Great Falls for the state title with split positions listed.
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Centerville
Columbia Gardens
Meaderville
Buowo Os Aces
Tilden Wins From Hayes In Finals In Chicago
William Tilden Jr. of Philadelphia, the national tennis champion, defeated Walter T Hayes of Chicago in three straight sets 6 8 6 38 6 3 to win the Illinois State Tennis Championship men singles. Walter T Hayes and Aleck Squair of Chicago beat Phil Bettens of San Francisco and Roy Coffin of Providence R I in the men’s doubles 6 2 6 1 3 6 6 4.
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Chicago
William Tilden Jr
Philadelphia
Walter T. Hayes
Illinois
Tilden
Walter T Hayes
Aleck Squair
Phil Bettens
San Francisco
Roy Coffin
Providence
R. J
Deer Lodge Roundup Displays Wild Bronco Action and Races
The Deer Lodge roundup features broncho busting and wild horse races with riders like Dave Whyte of Chugwater and Slim Talbot on Miss Liberty. Contests include steer roping by Johnny Mullins, trick roping by Bee Ho Gray and Robbie Calen, and a dramatic bulldogging display by Slim Casky from Texas.
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Dave Whyte
Chuewater
Wyo
Spiderhead
Whyte
Chugwater
Buck Lucas
Douglas
Jess Coates
Jerome
Idaho
Slim Talbot
Deer Lodge
Miss Liberty
Ren Tpurnett
Bee Ho Gray
Chiccasha
Okla
Bob Calen
Fort Worth
Texas
Ciities
Slim Casky
Casky
Paddy Ryan
Miles City
Ben Burnett
John Mullins
Ed McCarthy
E. M. Keeley
Roundup Association
Wyoming
Fred Reed
Lewistown
Charles Powell
Browning
Ed McCarty
Marie Gibson
Havre
Princess Redbird
Flathead
Helen Elliott
Cheyenne
Danna Glover
Pendleton
Johnny Mullins
Chicasha
Robbie Calen
Yakima
Claude Loy
Red Sublette
Don Davidson
al Barnhardt
Tom McKinney
John Free
William Peery
H. E. Rogers
Hobart Halloran
al Goss
Stub Musselman
Slim Mu
Police Judge Loses Auto In Theft Near Moxom Cafe
Police Judge Shea reported his five passenger Liberty stolen from in front of the Moxom cafe on West Broadway early yesterday. The vehicle had not been recovered by late last night.
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Shea
West Broadway
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W. Park
Old Butte
Child's Hospital
Imperial Committee of
Mystic Shrine
Nichols Cummins Marshall Jacobs
Youvain
Martin
Mullen
Pleares Perpey
A. Soaroog
White
Harris
Rowell
Hoodlese
Baller
Cook
Tonkin
Case
Kelley
Ball
Williams
Robb
Tretheway
Blannin
Jane
Hayes
Four Winds
Viathead
Milwaukee
Niblick
Francis LA Crae
Sunny California
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