Commander Hauswirth Issues His First Order
Department Commander Simon Hauswirth of the Grand Army of the state of Montana issues his first administration order. The document names officers, aides, and department heads from Butte, Great Falls, Deer Lodge, Helena, Missoula, and other towns, listing titles and posts for 1915 roster compilation.
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Simon Hauswirth
Grand Army of
State of
Montana
Butte
Charles H. Cobb
Great Falls
William Coleman
Deer Lodge
C."r. Miller
Somere
Lain
Fran’ Oredel
Collins
Council of Administration
May
Wallace Helena
Benjamin Mathen
Helena
T. Brenneman
Bozeman
McLain
Missoula
Great Tant
CH. Brady
Shoemaker
Tutte
John Marehion
Boston
Thomas W. Williame
CW Fry
Sam Roney
Billings
Charles Rielerberg
Deer Ladue
Charles &. Shoemaker
Kellogg
Amos Calvin
Morris Shar
D.F. Gott. Hamilton
C. H. Frady
Cape Tol
Hauswirth
Woman's Relief Corps
Mary E. Hellinger
Urgent Rain Needed in Southern Idaho Crops
Urgent rain is needed in southern Idaho to save dry farming crops. Fred Harland of Gooding is visiting Butte on business as irrigated lands expect high yields while dry regions face losses. Sheepmen report high hay prices and lamb losses this winter, but wool and mutton prices offer some relief. Howard McIntyre, deputy clerk, welcomed a baby boy, the first son in his family and noting his new role as general manager.
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Idaho
Fred Harland
Gooding
Butte
Harland
Howard Miecrance
Howard McIntyre
Wen
Horoscope for the Day in 1047 Forecasts and Cautions
Astrological reading notes Jupiter Mercury and the sun adverse while Mara and Uranus are benefic. The day warns against bold business steps and applying for favors through powerful figures. Theaters may see interest in serious plays and new motion picture plans. Summer hints at a demanding winter and simpler living. Children born under Cancer could face difficulties. Copyright 1911 Mayer jeweler Montana.
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Mercury
Jupiter
Mara
Uranus
Gillce
Pride of the Clan at Rialto Ends Today
Mary Pickford starring in The Pride of the Clan closes today at the Rialto as the final performance of this Artcraft release. The Scottish tale of Margret MacTavish blends comedy and drama with Pickford praised for her fitting, family friendly screen persona.
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Mary Pickford
Film Corporation
Artcraft
East India
Rialto
Marget MacTavish
Mary
America
Wallace
Vaudeville Closing Tonight At Pantages Show
Those who have not yet seen the Vaudeville program at the Pantages will have the final opportunity tonight. The Minute World of 1917 features 80 players with bright comedy singing and specialty numbers. The large chorus sings well and the ensemble dancing is nearly perfect. Also five more pleasing offerings. NEW SHOW AT THE PEOPLE'S. The Gypsy Brigands present A Day in a Spanish Camp as headliner at the People's Hippodrome today with five additional acts. The Bluebird photoplay lashlight stars Dorothy Phillips with an all-star cast, Pathe News and a good comedy. This program runs this week with afternoon 15 cent seats and night 25 cent seats. Theater opens 12:45 and shows run 1 to 1:15 p.m.
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Pantages
People's
People’s Hippodrome
Ite It
Dorothy Phillips
Pathe News
Denmark seeks meat cake export amid U S neutral policy
Washington July 10 An immediate decision on European neutral coun tries export control policy faced the United States as Denmark applied to export 10 car loads of meat cake for cattle feed. The request goes to the export council for review amid more than 100 applications as exports licensing nears operative July 15. Denmark’s bid tests how far the embargo power will curb neutrals supplying Germany. The likely outcome is a license denial unless Denmark agrees on dairy and possibly general food exports. Neutral grain buyers have been blocked by Britain to prevent shipments before the control takes effect, delaying cargoes at American ports.
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Washington
United States
Denmark
Export Council
Department of Commerce
Germany
Omelala
Uncle Sam 10 Help on Fuel Question
Postmaster Goodwin reports a forestry bulletin outlining that national forest supervisors will allow local residents to cut cordwood free for home use or at low rates for sale. Dead timber and deteriorating material will be cleared to reduce fire risk. living trees may be cut as needed to meet demand. The British minister of munities spent £224,300,000 in the last nine months.
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Goodwin
Forest Service of Thepartment of Agriculture
National Forest Supervisors
Munpitions
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the Pathe NE
Via
North Western Line
Chicago
North Coast Limited
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Oregon
Montreal
New York
Xcusen
North
Feyde
Tras Po
Conoco
THE
Continental Oil, Company
Mayer
EL West Park
Elaine Hammerstein
New Advance Motion Picture Corporation
Alice Lake
Underworld
Kathryn Williams
Pickford
Oliver G. Wallace
Waldaily
Mammothian
Ethel Barrymore
Egypt
Edward Sheldon
Ansonia
Valeska Suratt
Clayton the Stolen Paradise
Tomorr
Ethel Bn
Broadway Theater Vantage
Waodewilzey
Hubby Sih
Megui
Uncle Sam
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