Anaconda Elks Send Delegation to Denver Grand Lodge
Six Anaconda Elks will ride a special Montana-bound train Sunday to attend the Denver Grand Lodge session July 13 to 19. Delegates include C. a t deputy grand exalted ruler W. N. Tanner J Minor Stephen Petritz Thomas Cunningham and Clyde Bittner. The Montana group aims to influence election of a grand exalted ruler and challenge the 10 000 population rule barring towns from Elks lodges. Raymond Benjamin faces coast support though Gallwey may not run.
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Montana
Anaconda
B. P.O
Rute
Grand Lodge
Denver
W. N. Tanner
J. Minor
Tocai
Stephen Petritz
Thomas Cuntingham
Clyde Bittner
Montana Aelegation
Albany
Ieiks Lodge
R.A. Gallwey
Gallwey
Raymond ‘Benjamin
California
Ten
Jamin
Teme
Elks' Lodge
Lkely
Modern Woodmen Dance At Gregson Saturday
The Modern Woodmen announce a dance at Gregson Springs this Saturday July 11. Fraternal orders in Anaconda have held social dances there as Montana’s popular resort gains appeal. Three dance halls will be used and special trains arranged for Butte and Anaconda attendees.
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Anaconda
Gregson Springs
Montana
Butte
Copper mining claim notices filed on four properties
Locations of copper mining claims were led yesterday with County Clerk Reardon on four properties. V. Harrison, 109 East Park era.
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Clr
Reardon
V. Harrison
East Park
Lost Creek cave claim reported near Sonconton name
Alcide Dus mouchei, James Smith, James MeDx not, and Charles Bertsch located Blue Bird Lead ntef and Licky Boy in the same vicinity. The staking was reported for claim 1 Lost Creak cave, which he called he Sonconton, near George Hildistetet.
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Creak Cave
Concert Thursday at Swedish Mission College Church
A concert featuring classic and religious music will be held Thursday night at the Swedish Mission church in Allston. Performers include Mrs Onear Johnson and the Rev PG Fatal Easor Earnest.
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Allston
Onear Johnson
PG. Fatal “Easor Earnest
Boys Caught For Alleged Robbery In Town
Walter Landreville and Warren Mor den, two boys named in a sworn complaint by J J Harper, are charged with intent to steal and were arrested by Constable Lynch yesterday. Justice Pringle set a June 30 hearing. Two others named in the complaint remain at large. The hearing proceeded with all defendants contesting before trial.
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Walter Landreville
Warren Morden
J. J. Harper
Harper's
Lynch
Pringle Jourreal
City notices and social notes from McComb region
Local items include plans for photography sessions with Moore and A 0 HL meetings tonight, beer spots at Moonlight and Purity ice cream at Harpe, planes talk with Sehlappt, and Eastern beer at the Mint. Notices mention St. Jean Baptist meeting, shoe repair, Vermilion’s suits, and high grade whiskies at Cash Liquor House. Rentals offered, 5-room furnished house at 18 Cedar. Local farmer George Doniich visiting town, Blue Ribbon and Doppelbrau advertised. Visitors John and Mrs Mershon of Flint Creek noted. Woodmen dances urged. Property listings include a five-room house on Cherry Street for 1800 dollars. County surveyor Sullivan & Peterson on Georgetown business, John Mee Emerald football star visiting home. Charles Coburn case continued to Friday. Boy Scouts beat Pine Street Juniors 10 to 2. batteries Kyle McPhail and McDonald mentioned. Misses Haten and Ellen Knudsen return to Helena after two weeks in the city visiting sister Mrs Lioya Eathorne.
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George Doniich
Cash Liquor
John Mershon
Flint Creek
Anaconda
Amid World War Towers and Forger's Escape Large Headlines
A fragmented compilation notes Britain’s plan to fortify the coast with gun towers around naval bases, and a forger, Harry W Guell, escaped custody after pleading guilty in St. Louis. Also covered are amateur press officers elected at a Norwich convention and a pedestrian's cautionary car incident, with local chatter on safety and manners.
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Duluth
Nly
Harry W. Guctl
St. Louis
Bery
Guell
Albert G. Stewart
H. Albert Stewart
FW. Allen
Traffic violator guilty fined $10 in court
Fred La Pointe was ordered to appear in pollen court after failure to turn properly at a street corner. He pleaded guilty and paid a $10 fine to Police Tule Sanderson. Earlier violators were cautioned and released when the law first took effect.
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Fred la Pointe
Pollen Court
Deborah Rebekah Lodge Hosts Colfax Guests At Banquet
Deborah Rebekah Lodge No 6 entertained Colfax Lodge last night at Old Pelows Hall. Members and guests enjoyed a banquet with decorative tables and souvenir place settings. Toasts were offered by J Jones of Chicago. A large cake from Montana Bakery honored Mr and Mrs J I Bender, newly installed noble leader. Others were installed Monday evening including Nellie Boardman N G Nettie Cavin DG Mary J Bennett secretary Men M T Mangum financial secretary J F Housewiin treasurer Bertha Huffman conductor.
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Colfax Lodge
Can
Old Pele Lows’ Hall
Jones
Chicago
Jaines
Montana Hatch
Mes
Bender
Deborah Lodge
Nellie Boardman
N. Gi
Nettie Cavin
Mary J. Bennett
M. TE. Mangum
J. F. Housewiin
Bertha Huffman
School Board Reinstates Supervising Architect
The board reevaluated bids for high school maintenance and approved contracts. Woodley State Co offered boards at 219-20 to 239-20 cents per square foot by height, and Riddell Paint Co won the cleaning bid at 208.50. A paving proposal for the alley between the high school and Masonic temple was referred to the building committee. Hugh Giduz received a one year leave for study in France.
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Committee On
Woodley State. Com
Kalfe
Riddell Paint Company
Lewis A. Smith
Masonic Temple
Masonic Temple Association
Hugh Giduz
Wron
Wallace
Clerkheim
Montana
Ohio
J.T. Carroll
Oxfords On Special at One Fifty Per Pair
Closeout offer on women’s oxfords and pumps in patent, gun metal and tan, regular values four and five dollars. Styles include button and lace, black white and tan, displayed in the window today at one fifty per pair.
Local Church Project Totals Reach Three Thousand Dollars
The report notes three thousand dollars allocated to church projects across regions. The South and Southwest New England and the Rocky Mountain areas show the largest counts of projects though many totals remain unresolved.
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New England
Rocky Mountain
S Mall
President to discuss trust program with Chicago business leaders
Washington July 7 President Wilson will meet with a delegation from the Chicago Association of Commerce to discuss his trust program and conditions. On Thursday he will see Henry Ford and a bankers committee from Illinois along with supervisors of state banks from another group.
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Washington
J. P. Morgan
White House
Wilson
Chicago Association of Commerce
Henry Ford
Iilftols
Tariff not demoralizing business of the country
Washington July 7 Foreign manufacturers sent into the United States during the first six months of the new tariff system just 5 percent more of their finished products than under the old. Secretary Redfield night said this demonstrated there was no ground for fears of American factory owners that they would be driven from the country by the tariff.
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Washington
United States
Redfield
Capture of La Romana Reported in Dominican Uprising
Town of La Romana seized by Dominican Revolutionists after rebels on the island’s south impose strict censorship on dispatches. A large force is reported surrounded Hani west of La Romana, with navy officials awaiting fuller details.
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Washington
la Romana
Navy Department
Hani
Grain and commodity prices from McCaull-pinsmore Co catalog
Furnished data lists prices and delivery terms for wheat varieties Durum No 2 and No 1 North and South. July and December futures. flax price cited at 157 407.00. appears to be a market brief with miscellaneous grain terms and dealership notes.
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McCaull-pinsmore Co
Wheat and grain futures and gold reserves report
The notice lists July wheat and September and December contracts with various No numbers and prices. It cites official estimates that the United States gold reserves were the smallest since 1765 while the world supply of another commodity reached record highs.
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Astrous
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