Elks expect 600 to 700 Montana members on Salt Lake City trip
R T Williams confirms Montana Elks plan a large Aug 11 excursion to Salt Lake City with 600 to 700 partisans. About 40 Anaconda Elks have uniforms ordered. 20 sleepers likely for the trip leaving Butte. The state committee is led by James Gallagher with Williams as secretary and a large roster of lodge delegates.
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Montana
Montana Elks
Salt Lake
Grand Lodge
Butte
Anaconda Elks
James RB. Gallagher
Butterodge
Anaconda
R. T. Williams
Anaconda Lodge
Louis Penwell
Helena
G. R. Milburn
Miles City
George M. Hays
Billings
Joe H. Baker
Bozeman
B. E. Vail
Red Lodge
Cr. F. Smith
Wallspell
Lou L. Callaway
Virginia City
George H. Beckwith
Missoula
Thomas F. Richardson
Great Falls
Mentor Wetzstein
Livingston
Frank Smith
Lewistown
W. KE. Chamberlin
Return to Stage John Mulkey Joins Beach Brothers in Chicago
John H. Mulkey formerly with Martin Drug in this city departs for Chicago to join his brother William known as Billy Beach of the Beach brothers vaudeville team. Mulkey is identified as the original Jack Beach and is returning to the profession after years away.
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John H. Mulkey
Martin Drug Company
Chicago
William Mulkey
Billy Beach
Beach Brothers
John Mulkey
Anaconda
Mulkey
Jack’ Beach
Grape-Nuts claim cool body and energy in heat
COOL FOOD bor Hot Daye. Better health comes with less meat and fat during the warm weather. By proper and pleasant diet you can prepare the body for summer and feel from ten to twenty degrees cooler than your neighbor. Grape-Nuts and cream, a little fruit and possibly a couple of soft boiled eyes is sufficient for the breakfast. An ordinary portion of Grape-Nuts contains nourishment to sustain the body until noon. Fully cooked at the factory, it is ready to serve and avoids heating from cooking.
Beach Brothers to Appear in Chicago Vaudeville Return
The Beach brothers resume on stage with an engagement at Shutte's park in Chicago. Details of John Mulkey's return act are not announced but expected to be noteworthy.
Local notices and arrivals in Anaconda society and business
A jumble of city tidbits lists visits from Chicago Denver Minneapolis Butte and Helena notables. Linen sales at Copper City with 20 discount plus through Savannah and Brown. Various social events a Foresters meeting and a Montana hotel guest list. A burglary of news items includes arrests a medical lesson and an auction of merchandise and horses.
Battle Over Walker Trustee Appointment Explains Law Conflict
The article outlines a dispute on who fills the unexpired school trustee seat after Cox. It contrasts Sections 1770 and 1980 about appointment power, noting County Attorney Duffy’s view that older law prevails if conflicting. The issue hinges on Walker’s past conduct and the board versus superintendent authority.
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Walker
Cox
Professor Walker
Friends
Mary McLaughlin
Duffy
County superintends appointive power in expulsion case
The article notes the county superintendent will appoint a candidate without board confirmation, with no bearing on the decision. The superintendent has not named a candidate, likely to later in the week. Supporters of expelling Principal Walker have a candidate and are actively promoting, while Walker supporters push their side. The upcoming battle promises to be heated and may extend beyond initial expectations.
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Walker
United States Land Office
Helena
Mont
James A. Dunia
Anaconda
White Chief Lode
Deer Lodge
Montana
Plac
State of
N. B
S. W
N. R
Discover Shaft
Discovery Shaft
Recorder’s
Deer Lodge County
Summit
Register of the
Unit States Land Office
Stat of
George D. Greene
Register
Special Train From Butte Heads To Mountain View Park
A special train from Butte arrives in the city today for a Smoky City excursion to Mountain View Park. At least 1,500 residents are expected to use the reduced fare and the Anaconda A O H divisions will operate the service with shuttles every 40 minutes beginning 11 a m. The Butte train plans to return by 12 30 a m. The park’s grounds are described as looking bright after recent showers.
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Mountain View Park
Anaconda
Elixir of Life Promoted by Dr Kidd in Fort Wayne
A long claim by Dr James W Kidd of Fort Wayne Indiana promises a universal cure named Elixir of Life. He offers free trials by mail to those suffering from rheumatism neuralgia and many other ailments. He asserts rapid cures and urges readers to send name and address for free remedy delivery.
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James W. Kidd
Baltes Building
Fort Wayne
Ind
James William Kidd
Faith services listed for Anaconda churches today
In Anaconda today worship schedules include the Methodist church at Oak and Third with Rev W M Macurdy offering morning and evening services and Sunday school at 12 30. Epworth league at 7 p m. The Christian church at Sixth and Oak with F M Minnick in charge offers sermons at 11 a m and 8 p m with Sunday school at 12 15 and Christian Endeavor at 7 15 p m.
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Methodist Church
Swedish Mission Church Service Announced
Swedish Mission church at Fifth and Alder streets with Rev. G Nelson pastor preaches at 11 a m and 7 p m Sunday school at 1 p m and a young people's meeting at 7 p m.
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Swedish Mission Church
Ffith
Alder Streets
G. Nelson
Sunday church services across three local houses of worship
Swedish Lutheran church at Fifth and Cedar streets with Pastor E. J. Sanders preaches at 5 p.m and Sunday school at 1 30 p.m Mission Sunday school at A M E church No 108 Commercial avenue at 3 p.m St Mark's at Main and Sixth with Rector Alfred Brown holds early celebration 8 a.m morning prayer and sermon 11 a.m Sunday school 12 30 p.m and evening service at 6 p.m
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Sam Salisbury
Missoula
Episcopal Church
Alfred Brown
St. Mark’s Church
Brown
Frank Kennedy
St. Mark's Parish
Swedish Lutheran Church
Fifth and
Cedar Streets
E. J. Sanders
A. M. E. Church
Commercial Avenue
St. Mark's Church
Corner Main
Sixth Streets
First Baptist Church Unveils Sunday Worship Schedule
Corner of Fifth and Locust streets welcomes all as W. H. Setzer, pastor, speaks on Christian Unity at 11 a.m. Sunday school gathers at 12 20 p.m. Young people's meeting at 7 15 p.m. Children's day exercises follow at 8 o'clock. Residence listed as 314 Elm Street.
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Christian Church
Sixth and
Oak Streets
F. M. Minnick
Cedar Street
Christian Endeavor
First Baptist Church
Fifth and Locust Streets
W. H. Setzer
Elm Street
Christian Unity
Christian Science Sunday Services At 504 Locust Street
Regular Sunday services are held at 504 Locust Street at 11 a m. First reader Miss Eva F E Potter presides. Lesson subject God the Preserver of Man. Sunday school follows at 12 15 p m. A Wednesday evening meeting also occurs at the same location at 7 o'clock.
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Christian Scientist Church
The
Christian Scientists
Locust Street
Eva FE. Potter
God
Preserver of Man
Grand Musical Entertainment for Ursuline Convent
Mount Angela Montana hosts a benefit concert for the new Ursuline convent at Anaconda. A unique thirty two hand piano piece will be performed by sixteen young ladies along with other features. Tickets are 1.00 and 0.45. Seats at Smith Drug Co.
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Anaconda
Mt. Angela
Mont
Margaret Theater
Ursuline Convent
Montana
Mount Angela
Smith Drug Co
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Larimore, N. D
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Hamilton
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Charles Hickey
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St. Louis
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Princepal
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Portland
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Metzaret Theater
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Marvtehe CO
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New York
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U. S& Land Office
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