Farewell service for retiring Major Watt in Butte
The Salvation Army bids God speed to Major Watt and his wife as they depart for New York. He has served 26 years in Army work across 14 Western cities and will join industrial work in slums there. Adjutant Hawk leads the corps until a new commander arrives July 15. Poet? or attorney general J. A. Poore was seen in town and rumors tease a Twin Falls wedding for his son.
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Reece Held on Larceny Charge After Spokane Message
H. Reece, arrested Tuesday on an anonymous Spokane message, faces an erand larceny charge by a wealthy lumberman. Habeas corpus proceedings were filed yesterday as officials work to locate concrete facts supporting the accusation.
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Death of Rev. Father Marshall Boarman in Chicago
John R. Boarman received a telegram with the death news of his brother Reverend Father Marshall J. Boarman SJ of Chicago a noted Jesuit missionary.
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Father Boarman
Missionary with anti socialism stance dies at 59
Father Boarman who spent over six years on missions across the United States and in Missoula in 1896, was a Catholic speaker and author critical of socialism. He was 59, noted for learning and zeal. Funeral set in Chicago Friday morning.
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Lewistown Woman Praises Moline Car Prize Journey
Edith Lane of Lewistown recounts winning a Moline car in the Standards contest. She describes a rough party trip from Butte to Lewistown via Helena and Great Falls, praising the car’s performance, hill climbing, and fuel efficiency, and thanks the Anaconda Standard for the contest.
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Marie Oldendorff Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Marie Oldendorff, 74, died yesterday morning in her Nuapton block apartments after a 26 year battle with illness. Born in Schludwigsburg Germany in 1885, she came to the U S in 1876 living in Philadelphia Oregon and most recently Butte for seven years. Survived by sons Leo Butte Rosario Santa Fe Edward Argentine consul, daughter Mrs Herbert Brown Chicago and granddaughter Mrs Walter Reed Portland. Funeral today at Richards chapel. Memorial day turnout lighter than 1910 with 49 558 fares paid versus 60 168 last year.
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