Musical Festival at Gardens Today in Boston and Montana Style
The Boston and Montana band will open air at Columbia Gardens today under Director Treloar. A patriotic and varied programme features overtures, medleys, operatic excerpts, and Fantasias including My Old Kentucky Home and America Forever, with extensive instrument solos and band arrangements.
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Boston & Montana
Columbia Gardens
Treloar
Scotland
Godfrey
Maryland
Maestoso
Thelma
Tobani
Shenadoah
Tommy
Nancy Lee
Vendersloot
Losey
America Forever
Tobant
Mr. Tobani
Columbia
Kentucky
Suawanee River
Georgia
Reveille
Dixie Land
Bozeman Notes Highlight Local Social and Travel
Special dispatch from Bozeman on July 4 details gatherings and visits. Miss Sarah Chaffee spent the Fourth with Mrs. Beatrice Freeman Davis in Columbus. Several locals plan summer stays and trips, including Mabel Mills returning from Panama, Kate Calvin’s European year, and Miss Edith Brown’s Toronto studies. A marriage license issued to Thomas W. Schapp and Allie Ree King.
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Standard
Bozeman
Sarah Chaffee
Beatrice Freeman Davis
Columbus
Mabel Mills
Panama
New York
R. W. Fisher
Bitter Root
United States Experiment Station
Thomas H. Rea
Tuscon
Ariz
C. B. Anderson
Cottonwood Canyon
Will Brandenburg
Miss Burris
Thomas W. Schapp
Allie Ree King
Charles E. Dunlow
Bessie McCord
Mammoth Hot Springs
Park
Reno
Butte
J. M. Waters
California
Kate Calvin
Europe
Edith Brown
Toronto
Toronto University
Madge Hartman
Cornell University
Zoe Hartman
Broadwater County
W. T. Brandenburg
W. F. Sanders
Helena
Lester S. Willson
Rosalind Owenhouse
Prof
G. B. Couper
Boulder Notes: Community Visitors and Local Movements
Boulder notes list residents and visitors including Mrs M H Parker of Butte visiting friends, Lulu Thompson returning from Butte, Maude Browne of Portland visiting George Benjamin, Mr and Mrs John Coleman from Butte preparing for Rochester trip, Mrs Coleman to undergo spinal tuberculosis operation. Also entries on Nan Smith, Ethel Cowan, Leta Thompson, mill workers, and other local travels and visits around the Fourth.
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Maude Browne
Portand
Ore
George Benjamin
John A. Coleman
Butte
Rochester
Minn
Coleman
Nan Smith
M. F. Fleming
Ethel Cowan
Helena
Mattie Smith
Leta Thompson
Morday
Townsend
Gray Keene
John Scott Sentenced for Grand Larceny in Hamilton
John Scott was sentenced by Judge Henry L. Myers to 18 months in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to grand larceny for stealing a watch belonging to John Shakal. A preliminary hearing was held by Justice F. J. Morris before the district judge. Also, two minors, Roy Brown 19 and Maud Miles 16, were married at the courthouse with parental consent from Darby. I. D. Lewis left this morning for his…
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Standard
Hamilton
John Scott
Henry L. Myers
Scott
John Shakal
F. J. Morris
Myers
Roy Brown
Improvements At Miles Construction Progress In Miles City
Miles City July 4. Superintendent H B Earling outlined St Paul road plans for shops and passenger depot at Miles City. Existing shop buildings near completion include a power house 60 by 40 and multiple specialized shops. a permanent passenger depot and some structures remain to be begun. The power house will house boilers engines and dynamos with company supplied electric light. Concrete walls for the storeroom have only recently begun.
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Standard
Miles City
St. Paul Road
H. B. Earling
Engine repair and car shop to handle six engines at once
A new engine erecting and repair shop rises east of the power house and north of the roundhouse. The structure, large enough to dismantle and erect six engines simultaneously, will connect via a transfer table between the repair and car shops, with a 90 by 122 foot space.
Mary Mannering Sues J. K. Hackett for Divorce
New York on July 4 reports that Mary Mannering has filed for divorce from J. K. Hackett. Rumors had circulated for months. summons served in June before Hackett sailed to Europe. They have not lived together for a year, and she had a child cared for by a sister. The complaint is expected to name several co-respondents.
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New York
Mary Mannering
J. K. Hackett
Miss Mannering
Mr. Hackett
Europe
Mr Hackett
England
Hackett
Daniel Frohman
Lyceum Theater
Bruce Leslie
Honduran revolutionary movement alleged against Bonilla
Information from Washington reports a proposed revolutionary movement against Honduras led by former President Bonilla. No further details are provided. Salvador and Guatemala have issued directions to prevent any such movement from forming within their borders.
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Washington
State Department
Honduras
Bonilla
Salvador
Guatemala
Advertising Classifieds For Children's Wear In Butte
Orders taken for babies' and children's wear, tailored shirt waists, nurses' outfitting, etc. Contact 15 E Granite, Butte for details and delivery options.
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Granite
Butte
Little cheap wools at English sales
A Helena dispatch reports from Philadelphia that London wool sales July 14 will not yield cheap wools for the United States. Fine Australian wool may fetch 42 cents per pound grease, plus selling costs. Montana and Wyoming wools are 10 to 12 cents cheaper than Australian wools, confirming American wools are currently the cheapest in the world at prevailing prices.
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London
United States
Montana
Wyoming
Steamer OK Destroyed by Fire at Fort Benton
Special Correspondence Fort Benton July 3 The steamboat OK owned by G H Stevens was burned last night leaving only boilers and the hull damaged The vessel had been on the bank near the Power warehouse awaiting repairs for the season on the upper Missouri A watchman slept aboard but was away when the fire started Tramps linked to the blaze are suspected The 100 ton boat built for Missouri river traffic cost about 14000 with little insurance
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Standard
Fort Benton
G. H. Stevens
Missouri
Booth Not Guilty In Government Officer Case
Portland July 4 The jury acquits James H Booth former Roseburg land office receiver of unlawfully accepting compensation while serving as a government officer after about sixteen hours of deliberation.
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Portland
Ore
James H. Booth
Roseburg Land Office
Hanre
Aaliharatinn
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Hecker
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Merry Widow” Lehar
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Drass
Bozeman Notes
J. C. Couper
Hattie Couper
Northfield
H. G. Phelps
Phelps
J. A. Kraker
Chicago
J. L. Kraker
A. B. Carew
Miss Lentz
J. F. Blair
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Boulder
M. H. Parker
Lulu Thompson
Seymour Sloan
Warden
Wash
Anaconda
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Jeff Dobbins
Stevensville
McHenry Grafton
Bonner
John Markle
Forbes Buchanan
Trout Creek
Gus Bermeister
Winona
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
W. B. Harlan
Wisdom
Charles Lawrence
Harland
Yellowstone National Park
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Wallace McCrackin
R. Lee McCulloch
W. Skinner
Missoula
Irene Baggs
Stx. Paul Road
Babies’ Shop
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Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Booth
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