Musical Festival at Columbia Gardens Today
The Bogion and Montana band will perform an open air concert at Columbia Gardens, featuring a patriotic and popular program. The bill includes marches, overtures, Victorian melodies, and selections from opera, with medleys, solos, and choruses performed by brass, winds, and strings, concluding with Star Spangled Banner and Columbia themes.
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Columbia Gardens
Treloar
Suelland
Stod Fray
Favorkiy
Bognine
Symons
Evden
Ivelnusa Ante Dante
Barnand
Maestosn
Tor Roel
Rte 1 Hoord Watch
Tommy
Venderstoat
Losey
Sunbeams
Shacowa
Gavette
Prince Charing
Amerie Bornyer
Yobani Minton
Tobani
Hall Columbia
Old Kentucky Home
Buawinee River
Tampa
Gao bin
Saloa
Mey
Ma “Reveille
Dixie Lad
Res
Bozeman Notes Show Social Visits and Local Happenings
Bozeman notes from July 4 report Miss Sarah Che spending the Fourth with Mrs. Beatrice Freeman Davis in Columbus. Mentions include Miss Mabel Mills' government school duties, Prof W. Wisher returning from the Bitter Root valley trip, Thomas H. Rew arriving from Flagstaff, and several visits to and from Bozeman by local residents and visitors. A marriage license for Roseman is noted, with various social calls, entertainments, and trips to Helena, Butte, and California.
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Standard
Bozeman
Sarah Che
Beatrice Freeman Davis
Columbus
Mabel Mills
Iin Bamima
Nozeman
New York
Th W. Wisher
Thomas H. Rew
Bazeman
Fran
Roseman
Air
Charles B. Duman
Bessie Menora
Matimoth
Furs
Sandie
Butte
Hazeman
Watters
Californita
Kate Catvly
Wbkence
Buarope
Meith Tani
Parente
Coruna University
Hla
Mee W. Sanders
Helena
Ars. Ledter
Willeon
Miss Romillnd
Vist
Boulder Notes Disputes and Visits Across Towns
Boulder notes list visits and relatives connecting residents from Butte, Portland, Rochester, Helena and Townsends with local families. Names include Mrs Parker, Mrs Le May, Miss Thompson, Ms Sloat, Mrs Seymour Sloat, Mr Coleman and others visiting friends and kin.
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Boulder
M. H. Parker of
Bulle
W. le Uay
Luli Thompson
Butle
Seymour Sloat
Frand
Notable Court Proceedings in Hamilton Daily
Special Transporter Hamilton notes describe Judge Meni sentencing and a preliminary hearing for Myara, with mentions of a district judge appearance and a guilty plea. Two minors, Ray Brown and Maud Miles, were married at the courthouse with parental consent in Darby, Je De Tewlelet reviewed this morning.
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Trspatel
Standard
Hamilton
Jol Sear
Meni
Myara
Jada Myers
Tesdin
Ray Brown
Mise Maud Miles
Thy Parenta
Darby
de Tewlelet
Local residents depart and visit after-wage events
In Warden Washington a worker remains home until the Anaconda Copper Mining mill restarts. Jeff Dubbins visits from Stevensville while McHenry Grafton returns to Bonner. Mrs Forbes Buchanan travels to Trout Creek for the Fourth. Gus Bermeister heads to Winona Minnesota after a strike. Mrs W B Harlin visits Wisdom with plans to tour Yellowstone with Dr Harland and daughter. The McCrackins return to Butte after a vigil trip. R Lee McCullock comes back from the Buseman Democratic convention. W Skinner, Missouri traveler, conducts business in Hamilton. Miss Iyene Raggs, visiting, returns to Stevensville.
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Warden
Wash
Anaconda
Lewis
Jeff Dubbins
Stevensville
Lawn
McHenry Grafton
Bonner
John Markle
Forbes Buchanan
Trout Creek
Gus Bermeister
Winona
Minn
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
W. B. Harlin
Wisdomsterday
Charles Lauviience
Dr. Harland
W. W. McCrackin
Wallace McCrackin
Butte
R. Lee McCullock
Buseman
W. Skinner
Missouri
Hamilton
Iyene Raggs
Improvements at Miles Store Under Construction
Report from a morning briefing by Superintendent UW reveals progress on exterior completion and interior layout for Miles store project. Details list a two story shop and numerous support spaces including a power house, boiler and engine sections, and a wooden shop. Electrical systems and concrete work are underway with emphasis on strengthening the storefronts and depot areas.
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NCI
St. Pau
Aules
Ahon
Dackamich
Holler and Ani
Mary Mannering Sues Jr Hackett for Divorce
New York July 4 Miss Mary Mannering has brought suit for divorce from J K Hackett. The suit follows months of rumored trouble and notes Hackett sailed for Europe before service. Married May 3 1897 the pair were joint theater stars but did not live together for a year.
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Mary Mannering Sues JR. Hackett
New York
Mary Mannering
Divar
J. K. Hackett
Miss Mannering
Amone
Summmons
Hackett
Dina
Buerope
Miss Manmnering
Carthey
Leani
Mr Hackett
Hig
Turoute in Honduras Sparks State Department Probe
Information hints at a proposed revolutionary movement against Honduras under former President Ronit. No further details released. Governments of Salvador and Gontomats issue orders to curb such movements. Also notes on clothing outfitting in Butte address.
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Washington
Tily
State Department
Honduras
Ronit
Salvador
Gontomats
Engine Repair and Erection Shop Described Near Roundhouse
The text details a locomotive erecting and repair shop east of the power house, north of the roundhouse. It will be large enough to dismantle and erect six engines at once with a transfer table 4 feet wide and 122 feet long between the engine repair and bear re bab shops, including a track from the roundhouse to the building’s northwest corner.
Little Cheap Wools at English Sales Backed by Montana Woolgrowers
Special Dispatch from Helena reports the Montana and Wyoming Wool Growers Association says U S wools will not fetch cheap prices in London. A cable from London expected July 14 indicates Australian wool remains more expensive, while American wools are deemed the cheapest globally amid high private sales.
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The
Standard
Helena
Howard-Dover Wool Company
Philadelphia
Montana
Woolgrowers’ Association
Lendon
United States
London Wook
Wyoming
Sehich
Steamer OK Destroyed by Fire at Fort Benton
The steamer OK, a 100 ton Missouri river hull boat owned by GM Stevens, burned last night near the Power warehouse. Most of the hull was destroyed with only the pollers and damaged boiler remaining. A watering had been sleeping aboard. tramps camping in town were questioned. Repairs were planned for the season, origin of the fire unknown.
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Speel
Correanoudenve
Staniard
Stevens
Upper
Missouri
Keown
Fc Aas
Hille
Ara Yesponaiste
Jury Finds Accord In Deliberation At City Court
A jury in Portland returns a verdict after long deliberation amid a tense trial. The court, presided over by Judge Whitest, reported a connected municipal case involving government action and related financial allegations.
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Portland
Oro
Roveburg
Atier Alnigst
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