Children observe day across churches in Garden City event
Special services drew large audiences as children’s programs filled morning and evening hours. At Methodist and Congregational churches, pupils performed recitations songs and prayers under Mrs. Bagby guidance. Rev. Linley conducted final missoula services before a summer pause ahead of new pastor arrival.
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Missouri
Methodist Episcom
Methodist Church
New Congregational Church
South Missoula
C Clark Belog
Revera
Childdren
Jurgen Congreggation
Toenday
H. Linley
Episcopal Church
Missoula
Walter Lennie-Smith
Roscoe J Wager Die at Parents Home in Missoula
Missoula, June 9 Hosene Jennings: Roscoe J Wager five years old, son of Kir and Mrs Wager, longtime residents of the Grehard Homes district, died suddenly at his parents home this morning from a membranous throat infection. Funeral arrangements set for tomorrow afternoon at Orchard Home chapel at 4. Rev Bagby to officiate. Burial in Missonia cemetery.
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Missoula
Hosene Jennings
Wager
Kir
W. Wager
Ie Grehard
Hye Parents
Moreh
Orchard
Bagby
Mitannia
Hilda Peterson
Sisters' Hospital
Missonia
Marsh Chapel
West Main Street
Feil
Appropriation Sought for Twin Bridges Fair
Larry Redfield and John F Dullea went to Virginia City to urge the county commissioners to approve funds for the fallTwin Bridges fair. It has long been customary for the county to provide a substantial sum to help cover expenses with no other sources providing full funding. The board has not acted yet but the matter is under consideration and a substantial appropriation is expected.
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Larry Redeld
John F. Dullea
Virginia City
Board of County Commissioners
Postum Cures Nervous Distress Says Coffee Quitter
A reader recounts coffee lead to sleepless nights and disturbing dreams. After switching to Postum Coffee, nerves stabilized and sleep improved, prompting belief that caffeine is a powerful drug harming the human system. A young woman friend also quit coffee and recovered fully, with the message “There’s a reason.”
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All Norte
Boon
Ore Lad
Henith Elnanle
Great Day for Dillon Planned by Committee
June 8 report that Fourth of July spars committee has the program nearly set for a full Dillon celebration. events include boxing and wrestling exhibitions with a $400 purse, Montana heavyweight Maurice Thompson vs Paul Thompson of Butte, a $100 purse for John McIntosh and Tom Horeingan of Butte, plus numerous races and amusements on July 4th.
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Dion
Ward
Sebree
Caldlwell
Idaho
Cio Mh
Champlon
Tein
Montana
Waho
Heaton
Tar
Lion Weinr
the Caldwell
Dillon
Maurice Thompson
Paul Thompson
Butte
John McIntosh
Tom Horeingtan
Train Leaves Track on Missouri Pacific
A Missouri Pacific passenger train No. 2 eastbound derailed at Diston, 103 miles east of Puebla, after leaving Puebla at 1:3 this afternoon. All passengers escaped major injury. two injured include a passenger named Stephen Maud and a Chinese man unnamed. The engine, baggage car, smoker, and chair car went into the ditch. two other cars derailed but upright. Wrecking crews work to clear the line. fault suspected in equipment.
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Missouri Pacific
Puebla
Diston
Here
Stephen Maud
Chinest
Chalrener
Puuble
DEDICATE JEWISH HOSPITAL IN CHIO COUNTRY
Prominent Jewish leaders attended the dedication of the new chapel and women's pavilion at the National Jewish Hospital for Consumptives. Leo N Leonard and Oscar Straus were among those honored, with Mrs Pauline Rosenberg presiding over the women’s pavilion dedication on behalf of American Jewish women.
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Deaver
Cole
Chio
Tew
Leo N. Leonard
Tewish Hospital
Couruuiptives
Oscar Straus
Satmmiree
Inhor
Independent Order of Binal Brrith
Scarglary Sedentra
Emeago
Pauline Rosenbers
Philsburg
National
Counci of Jewish Women
Awomen of America
Local Notes From Hamilton And Vicinity
A rambling Hamilton column reports a verdant valley scene with crops thriving and mild spring conditions. Local marriages, arrivals, and departures fill notices, including August a bride on Severut Street, Miss Morrison leaving for Michigan, and Mr and Mrs Touhes visiting from Meaty for a family home call.
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Mtter
Fay
Vanrud
Haunteou
Misa Atgusta
Out
Binle
Patton
Bozeman Hosts Thirteenth Epworth League Convention
Bozeman prepares to host the thirteenth annual Epworth League convention of the Methodist church, expected to be the largest religious gathering in the state. Delegates from many towns will attend, with sessions at the Bozeman Methodist church from Thursday evening through Sunday, featuring speakers, worship, and youth programs.
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Standard
Bozeman
Rnworth League of the Methodist Church
Moore
Helena
Methdint
Manny
Gialtous
Lo Yiett
Agricultural College
United Blades Fish Hatchery
Clara Fisher
J. W. Kohler
Ilelena
A.C. Routzabn
Great Falls
Elizbeth Jones
Seatile
FW. Bull
James Montgomery
Minneapolis
Minn
D. Scott
Clyde Perk
Lowell R. King
Livingston
Marguerite Merry Craig
J. H. Inch
Missouka
W. T. Groom
Anacondi
Apricultural College
United States Fish ‘Hatchary
A. P. Morrison
Butte
J. A. Martin
Lewistown
Syomen
Elizabeth Jones
Seattle
Leafy Riegal
Chinook
James Montcomers
Mintiganal S
Murapo
Forey
Ceset
Mining lead strike and bond deals discussed at meeting
Sprelal Dlapateh reports dramatic copper lead strike at the Wark mine in Elkhorn district with a 18 foot body and shallow surface exposure. Stockholders authorize bond issuance of 15000 for the Park claim interest and extend bonds with Kun Dorey and Graves. The Rose claim sale to Paul Wetmen for 7000 clears title for Prairie company. Knigh ts of Pythias election results note I T Mercechnio and Will iam 3% Hopkins as alternates and Eva Harrin, Bozeman, as supreme acand chief.
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Sprelal Dlapateh
Batra of Directors
Messrs
Kun, Dorey and Graves
Glam
Paul Wetmen
Prarie
Ane
Hale
Tip Aint Kniqnts OP Pytinas
Din Braudnral
Lewstown
Smith
John J. Tite Ware
Land Lodge
I. Ti
Mercechnio
William
Hopkins
Eva Harrin
Bozeman
Moet
Lonor
Alvon
World topics dominate Hague conference week
The Great Week centers on the Hague conference with forty nations invited by Russia. Roosevelt plans Jamestown talks and Georgia events while Taft tours western sites. National figures attend meetings in Minneapolis and St Paul as Charities and Educational groups convene. Roosevelt departs Washington for Oyster Bay midweek.
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Hague
Hy Wi
Xuind
Expan
Georgia
Taft
Mivacker
Rock Inland Arsenal
Davenport
Press Club
Minnesota
University
Minneapolis
St. Paul
National Conference of Charities
Whic
Ireland
Roosevelt
Washington
Oyster Bay
Our Proposals At Conference In Global Dispute
The American delegation at The Hague will back limited zones for mines and torpedoes to curb neutral injuries in wartime. They will support stricter Geneva convention applications, favor armament limitation discussions, and push the Drage Doctrine as an optional topic for the second Hague conference.
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Hague
Hoghe
Raler
Seume
Ruatem
Russia
James Draga
Hool
Twin Bridges Notes and Local Happenings
Notes from Twin Bridges list travelers and business visits including Specie Thapateh and Bie Clackfoot Milling of Borner. Charles McLean of Ruby Valley Mercantile traveled to Wisdom for a few weeks. A Townsend trip ended with a fatality as Ila Mble daughter Moric died from scarlet fever, and a local farmer’s son nearly died from a swallowed object. J R Stark arrives after posting bond in a grand larceny case in Virginian City. Austin and two sons return from Independence Missouri. Mr and Mrs J M Page enjoy a visit with their daughter. Mr Claridge of Rochester returns from a trip to Annepedia.
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Specie Thapateh
Btandhard
M. M. Ross
Bie Clackfoot Milling Company
Borner
Villay
Charles McLean
Metnager
Ruby Valley Mercantile Company
Lantin
Wisdom
W. OM
Jackson Tins
Townsend
Ila Mble
Moric
William Rupple
J. R. Stark
Roverind
Mr. Stark
Rochester
Annepnida
Turk Men Drown in Miasixaipal Dy Mio Capeleing
In a maritime accident today in Dubughe Town two men named Paullen and William Stolleken drowned while a third, Nicholan Firet, also perished. Two other newly named Danie were renaued.
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Dubughe
Paullen
William Stolleken
Nicholan Firet
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Garden City
Walter L. Salil
Gloria Patel
Martha ‘Thompsin
Aldred Winsong
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Nile Edwards
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Sie Biladesu
Whee
Atle
Arthur Jacobson
Charlie Campbell
Eurl Christenson
Elmer Clarke
Aong
Hester ‘Brittain
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Payor
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Land of the Free
Home of
United States
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
State
Addeens Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Yad Toole
Missoula Mant
Huot
First National Bank
Missoula, Mont
A. B. Hamiong
J. M. Keith
EP. Keith
OH. McLeod
England
Grashough
Kenneth Rags
Cook Remedy CO
Cito. Bae
New Wash
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Montana
Estern Montana National Bank
G. A. Wolp
Tohn
Lehsou
A. H
Ryman
Tosevens
Seee O Qauhler
M. L. Gulden
Ald
Mibsoula
Mont
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