Empress Vaudeville at Margaret Theatre Receives Praise
The Great Falls Tribune hails the Empress vaudeville program at the Margaret theatre as entertaining with six acts, noting headliner quality and strong performances by Leona Hegyt, the stranded minstrels, Brown and Bristol, Frank Burton and company, McCloud and Carp, and Mosher Hayes and Mosher, plus a pasteurized butter offer from Purity Dairy at 118 East Commercial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Theater
Great Falls
Grand Opera House
Leona
Hegyt
Lew Pistel
C. H. Cushing
Brown
Bristol
Frank Burton
Purity “Dairy Products Co
East Commercial
Divorce Action Defaulted in District Court
Be atrice Antonake filed for divorce against Mike Antonake. The action was defaulted in district court yesterday due to the husband’s inability to appear and respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Antonake
Mike
Local Names in City Ledger From Georgetown to Chicago
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals and places including Thomas Dougherty Hillston A G Findlay Chicago W G Stroud Minneapolis HT Shan and others. The text appears as a partial roster or social notice with multiple surnames and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R ‘Thomas
Georgetown
Local Names in Fragmentary Eden Idaho Text
Fragmentary OCR lists names including J Georginde Lillian McCarthy Meginn A L Younr Butte Peter Carlson Minneapolis Mrs Gibson Georgetown Mrs J C Savery Cable Mr M Re eck Salt Lake and others in a scattered record providing no clear event or action.
Boys Pay Fines for Theft of Automobile
The district court actions against Arthur Boyd Sylvester Sullivan and Walter Miller were vacated yesterday. The three boys pled guilty before Justice of the Peace James Pringle on misdemeanor charges and each received a fine. Also noted is an emancipation celebration planned by colored residents on August 4 at Washoe Park featuring speakers, baseball, foot races, and a fat men's contest. A cattle/swine sale ad appears for Brownfela Canty’s branch offering $5 down and $5 a month at 308 East Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Arthur Boyd
Sylvester’ Sullivan
Walter Miller
Justice of the Peace James
Pringle
Anaconda
Butte
Helena
Washoe Pick
Brownfela-Canty's
East Park ‘Avenue
San Francisco Longshoremen Return to Work After Strike
San Francisco longshoremen who struck June 1 will resume duties tomorrow except for lumber loaders. Officials cited Saturday’s vote to end the strike and arbitrate demands. Boatmen who began under old terms today left posts at noon, saying they would not work with non union men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Anaconda City News and Park Events Tonight
Anaconda notices list O W meet tonight and Maccabees event at Washoe park with Dancing tonight. Lively ads announce whiskey and beer, rent rooms, a new bungalow for sale, and local business offers. A civil case opened in district court as Vukovich seeks damages in an automobile collision.
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O. W
Washoe Park
Dr. Roseborough
Blox Vukovich
Harry Myers
Gamaxen
George
Boston
Vukovich
Contracts Awarded for Bowdoin Canal and Mike River Project
James O Connor of Malta Montana wins a 21143 contract to extend the Bowdoin canal system first unit laterals and related Mike River irrigation works. Security Bridge Co of Minneapolis awarded 7847 for another portion. Bids invited for Nelson reservoir earth work near Saco and Belvedere with 1700000 yards, opening in Malta on Aug. The New Cutoff: Great Northern will continue Rockford Lewis Town cutoff to finish tunnel near Lewistown. Payroll next month about 75000, tracks to Grass Range for next year. Three year completion. Hiking man carries bed tied to cart to Ridgeport Connecticut.
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Nycias
Stane Washington
James O'Connor
Malta
Mont
Bowdoin Canal
Security Bridge Company
Minneapolis
Nelson Reservoir
Saco
Bens Verton
Lewistown
St. Paul
Louis W. Hill
Great Northern
Rockford-Lewistown
Rockford-Lewi Town
Complete petitions filed by two Hiray candidates in primary race
Special Dispatch from Helena reports the primary race closing for state offices. Thirty two candidates filed completed petitions, seven Democrats and fourteen Republicans to appear in the campaign book. Notable entries include Theodore Brantis for chief justice and Jeannette Rankin among Republicans for congress, with last minute entries like Frank Woody for attorney general on the Democratic side.
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Sa Helena
Secretary of
The
Supreme Court
Theodore Brantis
J. i. Edwards
W. J. Brennan
George W. Farr
J. J. Linderman
Jeannette Rankin
Congress
Theodore Brantly
E.S. Covey
XS. Galen
Henderson
Fred L. Gibson
John G. Brown
Helena
C.S. Henderson
Lutte
Frank Woody
Missoula
Death of John Kemp in Deer Lodge prompts notice
Special dispatch from Deer Lodge reports the death of John Kemp at Lewisetown after a visit from Escanaba, Michigan. Kemp, born 1802 in Escanaba, Michigan, died at 12 20 AM following a neck swelling that developed during travel. He was married two years ago to Aten May, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hurst, and leaves his parents and two brothers, Leo and Walter Kemp, in Deer Lodge.
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Deer Lodge
John Kemp
Kemp
Eacanata
Lewisstown
John Alexander Kemp
Escanaba
Mich
Milwaukee
Montana
Aten May, Murat
Mn Hurst
Leo Kemp
Walter Kemp
Frst
United States
Rush Medical College
Chicago
Dantel Brainard
Whitesborough
Rush College
Benjamin Rush
Philadelphia
Senate approves Walsh introduced land bills 1911 range
Special Dispatch notes the Senate passed measures from Senator Walsh concerning land within former Gros Ventre Pic kan Blood Blackfeet and River Crow reservations. The bills allow homestead and entry but bar selection by Northern Pacific. Provisions cover zonal park relinquishment and exchange for government timber of equal value with appraisal and disposal steps.
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Standard
Washington
Senate
Walsh
Gros Ventre
Pickan, Blood
Blackfeet
Northern Pacific
Entry of unallotted lands on Blackfeet reservation
The act authorizes surface entry of lands on the Blackfeet reservation chiefly valuable for coal. It sets that when an entryman has fewer than 160 acres he must relinquish holdings but may take other lands not already entered, to bring total to 160 acres. It includes appropriations for reclamation and a $750,000 fund to purchase cattle for the Mackfeet Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Peck
Blackfeet Indian Reservation
Sorting and grade rate on potatoes proposed by commission
Helena July 19. State railroad commission seeks sorting and grading rates for potatoes in transit to allow shipments through sorting and grading warehouses. Great Falls Society of Equity supports the move as Montana grows as a potato exporter. May 1 1915 to May 21 1916 exports totaled 518 carloads with city breakdowns including Kalispell 82 and Helena 78 cars.
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Helena
State Railroad Commission
Eable Browers
Great Palk Society of Equity
Montana i
Kallapell
Iiton
Somers
Watering
Mlanoula
Dillon News Special Dispatch Reports Local Road Work Postponed
Dillon July 19 A locally organized ball team will play the Montana club of Butte next Sunday. Bids for Washington street grading were submitted but the project will be postponed until residents along the blocks can decide on needed improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Dillon
Montana Club
Butte
Washington Street
Fletcher Soon 10 Go to Mexican Capital
Washington July 19 Preliminary negotiations between Acting Secretary Polk and Eliseo Arredondo for peaceful settlement of border difficulties progressed today. A formal announcement that Fletcher would go to Mexico City soon was anticipated, with Arredondo to be received as ambassador and diplomatic relations restored. War and state departments gave no date for Pershing troop withdrawal, noting it was a military matter.
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Washington
Polk
Eliseo Arredondo
Mexico
Fletcher Ko
Mexico City
Lansing
Arredondo
Wilson
Amssador
Republic of Mexico
State Department
Pershing
War Department
Notice to Contractors for Anaconda Improvements
Legal notice invites sealed proposals by August for furnishing oil materials labor and construction of sanitary sewer in Anaconda Montana Special Improvement District No 84 Plans and forms available from city engineer for five dollar refundable specifications There is a ten percent certified check required and right to reject bids reserved Published July 1918 with gubernatorial proclamation on athletic bill and state boxing regulation under Secretary Alderson and Governor S V Stewart.
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Anaconda
Witt
Anitary
Mont
M. J. Kelly
State of
Montana
V. Stewart
Mon
Helena
United States of America
A.M. Alderson
Nis
Gions
Goloskom
A. B. Tig
Amnobaday
Terk
Eleminet
Sindh
City of
Monnt
Tig
M. J Rplly
City Clerm
Turner
Anaconday
Pias
Paconda
Jorelly
Anaconda Bid Notices For City Projects 1918
Notices from Anaconda Montana calling for sealed bids for city projects including water pipe work and materials. Details include bid security, plans and specifications, payment of a fee, and dates for submitting proposals. Also mentions probate matters in Deer Lodge and voter registry deadlines for a 1916 primary election.
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Reel Theater
NEW Pictures
Douglas
Anaconda News
Mint
Main Street
FW. Peckover Co
Main
East Park
A. G. Findlay
Seattle
Merle Berry
Harry Berry
Cat ‘Liquor House
East Commercial Avenue
Mra
K. Miller
Birch Street
Johnston
Commercial Avenue
Ana Concrete Co
Fuller Drug Co
Tim Mean
Southern Grose
John Lacey
Salt Lake City
Mrs. and the Misses Lateoy
F. W. Peckover Co
T. A. O'Neill
Spokane
D.C. Scott
Hi. ‘McNeill
Vermillion's
Cash Liquor House
Schlappi
Ravi
Hammerslough's
Knights and Ladies of Security
W. F. Case
Helens
William Keig
West Sixth Street
Ket
Ladies’ Ald Society of the First Baptist Church
Ald Society
Methodist Episcopal ‘Church
Mre
Samuel Blair
Ridgeport
Conn
Hiray
Henry Myers
William Cutts
J. M. Evans
HL. Mitcheil
Samuel V. Stewart
Miles Romney
P. Ce
Three Forks
Thomas Carey
W. W. Me
Dowell
J. B. Poindexter
J. F. Cullerton
William Keating
Marcus D. Haldwin
Katters
J. 7. Carroll
Billings
H. A. Davee
Dillon News
Horra
Missoula County
Philipsburg
Granite County
Rock ‘Creek
Bosnita
Hide
Purity Dairy Products CO
Fletcher
Ct Court of
Hind
Liss Traynor
Llazie Traynor
Mary Rivers
Tage Loca
Nery
Etter Tae
Amas
Gig de AnneQnday &Gepney Rage
Inter
Justice of the Peace
Ray Rears
Omcio County
Betr Loage County
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