Scandinavian Picnic Week to Bring 1000 From Butte
George Erickson, chairman of the Scandinavian Brotherhood picnic committees for Butte and Anaconda, says a special Butte train will reach Anaconda at 11:25 a.m. with a parade at 11:30. About 1,000 are expected, led by the Boston & Montana band, at Mountain View park for dancing, a baseball game, and various sports. Theodore Klassen will oversee all arrangements for both towns, with efforts to make it a large, inclusive event not limited to Scandinavians.
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George Erickson
Butte
Anaconda
Scandinavian Brotherhood
Boston & Montana Band
Mountain View Park
Butte Lodge
Haske! Osangard
E. P. Venus
Andrew Anderson
J H. Jackson
Theodore
Mr. Klasser
Ball
Weekend Round Trip Rates to Oregon Springs Anaconda
Beginning Saturday May 7 and every Saturday thereafter the B A & P railway will make round trip rates to Oregon Springs Anaconda to Gregson and return tickets good on all trains from noon Saturday to noon Monday New tents and camp stores at Steuer nagel s 200 Fast Third Street.
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Qregeon Springs
Anaconda
Gregson
Soc
Steuernagel's
Fast Third Street
Center Stars Defeat Altar Boys In Anaconda Game
The Center Stars, a top juvenile team in Anaconda, beat the Altar Boys 16 to 11 yesterday afternoon. Arthur Moses and Edwin Hauser pitched for the Center Stars while Frank McGrath and William Halloran pitched for the Altar Boys. Karl Conley captained the Center Stars and John Terry captained the Altar Boys.
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Center Stars
Anaconda
Altar Boys
Arthur Moses
Edwin Hauser
Frank McGrath
William Halloran
Karl Conley
John Terry
Sisters From the St Josephs Orphans Home Visit Helena
Two sisters from the St Josephs Orphans Home in Helena traveled to Anaconda to assess the home which houses about 200 children. Many come from Granite, Deer Lodge, and Silver Bow counties. The sisters plan several days in the city before traveling to Philipsburg June 11 to 26. Tickets and travel details for Chicago routes were announced by the railroad office in St Paul.
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Joseph's Orphans Home
Helena
Anaconda
Granite
Deer Lodge
Silver Bow
Philipsburg
Divorce Filing Shocks Montana Town at District Court
Emil Meister seeks to sever his nine year marriage to Emma Meister in district court alleging her infidelity. The report notes Judge Napton will delay county term opening until June 22 with plans to clear Deer Lodge docket later. Police blotter covers a rock attack incident, a 30 day jail term for Schutey, and arrests of Mack and Jones for vagrant or disreputable conduct.
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Emil Meister
Emma Meister
Michigan
Grover
Emil
Fmima
Napton
Ghanite
J. J. MacGuiness
Deer Lodge
Justice of the Peace
Anaconda
Pat Cullerton
Danny O'Mara
East End
George Schutey
Matt Tuss
Schutey
Bar of Justice
Hayes
Tuss
Jalilor
John Mack
Mainville
Marchion
Mack
Albert Jones
Jones
Main Street
Kittie
Board of School Trustees
Deer Lodge County
Mont
State of
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Custer
Peruna praised as remedy for summer cold and catarrh
Letters from readers highlight Peruna as effective for summer colds and chronic catarrh, with testimonials from Mrs. Sara K. Page and Miss Kate Fauser in Detroit and Milwaukee. They claim full recovery after use, urging others to seek the medicine and free physician advice from Dr Hartman.
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Sarah
Lbell
Peruna
Sara K. Page
Kate Fauser
Breweter Street
Detroit
Mich
Grand Recorder of Daughters of American Independence
United States
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Anaconda Churches Plan Services Across The Day
Local church notices list Lutheran, Norwegian Lutheran, Presbyterian, Baptist, and A M E f services today including morning and evening worship. Sunday schools vary from noon to 1:30 pm, with events such as strawberry socials and children’s day activities. Rev. Johnson of the Norwegian Lutheran and Rev. Drake Taylor of Philadelphia are noted speakers. gatherings occur at Cedar and East Fifth streets, Fourth and Main, Fifth and Locust, and Mattie block with meetings for women and Sunday schools.
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Swedish Lutheran Church
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Corner Cedar
East Fifth Streets
J. L. Johnson
Chestnut Street
Sopom
Ladies’ Aid
Charles T. Philipson
Presbyterian Church
Fourth and
Main Streets
F. H. Gwynne
Dr. Taylor
Philadelphia
Taylor
Anaconda
Baptist Church
Fifth and Locust Streets
L. R. Foote
State School of Mines
Butte, Mont
Shaffer
Platinum
Idaho Streets
Butte
Sarah Walker
Mee
A. M. EF
Mattie Block
Jordan Allen
Reisland ev ralist at Beaudry block hosts free consultation
Pr Riesland the well known evangelist remains at the Beaudry block until June 20 offering free consultations. Visitors may come and go, decide to buy or not, as attempts to interest are made. Woolen Mills 04 Park. A picnic at Mountain View Park is set for Sunday June 14 with the first train leaving Anaconda at 11:30 p.m. and every 45 minutes, the last train at 11 p.m.
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Riesland
Beaudry Block
Une
Woolen Mills
Mountain View Park
Anaconda
Park
Missoula Seeks Wild Man with Wheelbarrow Near Husole B
The sheriff near Husole Baek reports a crazed man pushing a wheelbarrow and rolling blankets. Authorities fear potential harm and plan a sheriff’s action tomorrow to capture him.
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Missoula
Bwoy
Huso le Baek
Sheriffs Force
Local Brother of Lee Turner Captured in Quar terhouse Wattle Case
Middlesboro Kentucky June 13 a brother of Lee Turner charged with complicity in the celebrated Quarterhouse Wattle case was captured last night by the sheriff and lodged in the Pineville jail.
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Middlesboro
Lee Turner
Pinville
Bone Unearths Giant Human Limb In Boulder Valley
Ben Miles and Pete Decker, ranchmen from Boulder Valley, uncovered a bone while repairing an irrigation ditch. The 30 inch long leg bone, 1 1/2 inch thick, appears human and is on display at Dr. McKay's office. Further digging found no additional remains of a giant skeleton.
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Ben Miles
Pete Decker
Boulder Valley
McKay
Billings groom weds Bozeman milliner at local church
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Bozeman on June 14 reports John Nelson of Billings and Mrs. Anna Hunter of Bozeman married Thursday night at the Christian church by Rev. O F McHargue. The groom works for Yegen Hros in Billings and as a traveling salesman. the bride runs a millinery store. They plan to reside in Bozeman.
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Standard
fragmentary schedule reader notes
Items show times such as 9 30 a m 1 20 p m 5 00 p m and 10 55 p m with unreadable context. The fragment appears to be a timetable or daily schedule note from a newspaper page. No clear names places or events are readable.
Church Services At Corner Sixth And Ok Streets
Services at the Christian church with minister FF. M. Minnick in residence 112 Fast Sixth street. Sermon and communion at 11 a.m. Sunday school at 1145 p.m. J. A. Koontz superintendent. Christian Endeavor at 7:1 p.m. J. N. Eaton president. Evening sermon at 8 p.m. Good music and a welcome for all.
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the Christian Church
Sixth
Ok Streets
Local baseball team seeks funds for equipment
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Big Timber on June 13 reports the soliciting committee has raised over $100 to cover team expenses. Balls gloves and chest protectors have been ordered and uniforms are being measured for fittings, with suits expected in a few days.
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Standard
Big Timber
Thompson Da Dispatches From Bowie Standard
Thompson dispatches from Bowie to the Standard Kalispell dated June 13 reporting local events and notes from the region with terse updates. The brief items mention residents, weather snippets, and scattered civic notes within the era’s telegraphic style.
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Bowie
Standard
Freight crew bound over in theft from box cars
Low and Healy the freight crew members were bound over to the district court in bonds of $500 each for taking freight from box cars. Healy was jailed while the other two posted bail. The three men arrested formed a full freight crew, with Thompson Way as conductor and two brakemen.
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Low
Healy
Thompson Way
Big Timber Prepares for Fourth of July Celebration
Big Timber June 13 Special Dispatch. Band manager Shafer reports the Big Timber brass band is released from a Livingston contract to play there on the Fourth. The band may stay home with local help from the Howie band. Funds for the celebration are raised. A sunrise salute of 1% gums follows, then a 10:30 parade to form and march through town.
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Standard
Big Timber
Shafer
Big Timber Brass Band
Livingston
Howie Band
Centennial Day Exercises at Boulder Grove
The program opens with prayer and the declaration of independence read by Lawyer J. O. Dickerson. At 2 PM sports begin with races for boys men and young ladies and prizes. Fireworks receive generous attention and much of the funds go to this feature.
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Boulder Grove
J. O. Dickerson
One Boy Graduate Enjoys Alumni Dance at Livingston
Livingston July 13. The alumni reception and dance for Livingston High School graduates was a brilliant success with a strong turnout. The class of 13 graduates included one boy, George Van Brocklip, who received a memorable send-off in a grotesque costume with various staged stunts while guests enjoyed the program led by the musical numbers.
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Livingston
Livingston High School
George van Brocklip
Daly Bank and Trust Company Adopts Banking Expansion Tone
Daly Bank and Trust Company outlines general banking business and account solicitation through its officers Joon R. Toole president M. B. Greenwood vice president Louis V. Bennett cashier Norbeck assistant cashier and includes a social event note with piano selections by Mrs Smith and Mrs Miller a vocal solo by Mise Kroehler and 42 mandolin selections by Mise Sweetman followed by a graduation dance and refreshments through the morning.
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Jonn R. Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
F. ©. Norbeck
Ass’t
Fatal Cave-In at Iron Mountain Mine Kills Three
In Cal today two men died and several were injured when a peg or structure collapsed at the Iron Mountain mine. The deceased are Bevenson Bwede and Ruvi an Austrian.
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Wedding
Cal
Iron Mountain
Bevenson
Bwede
Ruvi
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