West conference on Christian life draws statewide interest
Bozeman on June 24 reports a large turnout expected for the West conference on Christian life from June 24 to 20 with sessions on Bible study missions and service. Prominent speakers include R M Donaldson Frank D Bailey and William Covert among others while Rev C W Harris directs the event. Virginia City graduates and local civic notes follow with diplomas issued to many eighth graders and local business activity noted.
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Bozeman
Fevbe
C. W. Harris
Oliver Price
M.C. A
Mmy
R. M. Donaldson
Boise
Idaho
Frank D. Bailey
D. D
Butte
William ©. Covert
Chicago
William F. Weir
Wooster
Ohio
RHH
Rottman
Ripon
Wis
Samuel L. Parish
John C. Ferris
Walter H. North
Billings
L. A. Wilson
C. A. Cook
Misses Margaret and Doris Gormley visit White Sulphur
White Sulphur Springs reports visitors Mrs. R S Colling and Mrs Julia Gormley as the Misses Margaret and Doris Gormley of Denver meet relatives. Red Cross card party and amateur minstrel fundraiser noted with solid attendance and generous proceeds.
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White Sulphur Springs
Margaret
Doris Gormley
Denver
Colo
R.S. Colling
Julia Gormley
Ladies’ Bridge Club
C. le McKitcen
Red Cross
W. H. Staffanson
Bozeman
R. M. Calkins
R. M. Calkins Jr
Seattle
Miss Calkins
Miss Nicholson
Lewistown July Fourth celebration appoints speaker
Bruce Kremer, a Butte attorney, was invited to deliver the oration for Lewistown's July 4 celebration. The event will feature a morning parade, formal exercises, a 9 inning ball game in the afternoon, and a municipal dance on Main Street at night. Cross committee members G. J. Wiedeman Carl Riddick B. E. Stack and J. B. Woodard were in Hanover evaluating plans.
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G. J. Wiedeman
Carl Riddick
B. E. Stack
J. B., Woodard
The
Cross Committee
Hanover
Big Timber Hosts Benefit Dance For Red Cross
A capacity crowd at Masonic hall last night supported the Sweet Grass county Red Cross chapter. The dance, run by local Masons and committees led by Mrs. Lara Allan, ran to 2 30 a m with proceeds covering expenses. Guests Estelle Galloway and Mary Elizabeth Baker arrive from Kansas to spend the summer, while Jennie McKeown of Mason City visits relatives en route to Portland.
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R. S. Wolf
C. A. Caulking
Jessica
Elizabeth
Dorothy Asbury
Jennie McKeown
Mason City
Sweet Grass County
Red Cross
Frances Colvin
Missoula
Big Timber
Masonic Hall
Masons
Lara Allan
Estelle Galloway
Mary Elizabeth Baker
T. K. Baker
Kansas
Iowa
Portland
Ore
Death of Gallatin county pioneer Henry C. Redding
Henry C. Redding, a Gallatin county pioneer who came to the Gallatin valley in 1864, died June 3 in Clarkston Washington at his granddaughter’s home. Born July 12 1836 in Asheville North Carolina he lived near Bozeman for years and later resided in Canada Spaulding Idaho and finished at Oregon family details include two wives, four stepchildren and one surviving son John B Redding of Clarkston Washington. Funeral services for Andrew Wassanaar were also noted with Rev C W Harris presiding as family and friends traveled from Holland settlement Belgrade and Manhattan to Bozeman.
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Bozeman
Henry C. Redding
Gallatin-county
Clarkston
Wash
Redding
Gallatin Valley
Canada
Gong
Spaulding
Idaho
Asheville
N. C
Margaret Miller
Elvira Hatfield
Arthur Truman
Moore, Mont
Peter R. Miller
Plant Hill
Ore
Lizzie Johnson
Lewistown
Mont
M. Langohr
John 8. Redding
War
Holland Settlement
Belgrade
Manhattan
Andrew Wassanaar
C. W. Harris
Helmville Credits Patriotism Rally in Red Cross Drive
In Helmville on June 24 a large public hall crowd backed a wartime program with Red Cross support. Howard B. Miller warned of German schemes to affect schools, while F E Ostrander outlined national resource mobilization and cooperative government actions. Scotty Brown urged service and sacrifice for the Red Cross, Antoinette Olsen demonstrated food economy and canning, and school songs plus a solo closed the event as attendees boosted Red Cross funds beyond $500 from cream, cake, and lemonade sales.
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Helmville
Nevada
Red Cross
Howard B. Miller
Seattle
Germany
F. E. Ostrander
Powell County
Scotty Brown
Ovando
Wberry
Red Cros
Misa Antoinette Olsen
Bozemai
J. W. Bridge
Placer Diggings Open in Alder Gulch. Moody Plans Expansion
Virginia City reports Corey C Brayton of San Francisco and C C Moore leasing Alder Gulch Consolidated Mining. Five men are digging, Moore as manager says two or three more shovelers will join next week. A 100 by 30 yard pit is stripped to bedrock, with plan to clean a ground strip of similar size before season end. Moore estimates about three seasons remain for the ground. Richard Peel Jr returns from Butte and takes a lease on the Navajo mine near the city limits. A H Jones and W H ???
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Virginia City
Corey_C. Brayton
San Francisco
C. C. Moore
Alder Gulch Consolidated Mining Company
Moore
Richard Peel Jr
Butte
Navajo
A. H. Jones
W. H
Lamb
Shafter
Summit
Jones
Bessie Vanderbeck
James H. Vanderbeck
Miss Vanderbeck
Ea Johanson
Burke
Idaho
George Selway
James Darnutter
R. R. Herndon
Spokane
Presidio
Lillian Kinkead
Ruby
Clyde Rann
Alder
Fort Bliss
Texas
Uncle Sam
Field Artillery
John Kennedy
Varney Tnele
Johnnie Ormiston
McAllister
Madison Valley
Bozeman
Sam Goodman
Livingston
E.W. Rowe
Three Forks
Bunyon Davis
Ennis
Mining prospects and local visits fill Virginia City notes
Notables and visitors frequent Virginia City for property, hospital, and business matters as several mine figures like Lamb and Jones assess prospects at Summit and nearby Pend d’Oreille plays. Shepherding and sheep shearing expand with 30,000 sheep slated for the Virginia City plant while locals travel to Fort Bliss, Dunning and Havre for work, medicine, and Episcopalian clergy events.
Montana War Fund Nears Six Hundred Thousand Goal
Helena reports Montana’s Red Cross war fund totals 462 469 with an optimistic view toward reaching 650 000. State chairman EG Day cites reports and county increases, noting just two counties below apportionment and listing counties with varied commitments across the state.
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Helena
Montana
Stontana
Senator Paris Gibson Injured by Beer Bottle
Great June 24 Former United States Senator Gibson father of Great Falls is confined to his home suffering from injuries inflicted by a beer bottle hurled at him by a drunken man Matt Kantole and Andrew Laula are held charged with being in the machine from which the bottle was thrown Sen ator Gibson's wounds include a heavy bruise of the right shoulder and cuts and bruises on the face His physician worked with him most of last night He will be 87 years of age next Saturday and his age adds to the dangers.
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Great
United States
Senator Gibson
Great Falls
Matt Kantole
Andrew Laula
Gibson
Funeral of State Auditor William Keating Held Today
Helena June 24. The funeral of State Auditor William Keating will be held this afternoon at St Peter's Episcopal church. The Elks lodge of Helena will conduct services at Forestvale Cemetery where interment will be made. Honorary pallbearers include Governor Stewart former Governor Norris Chief Justice Brantly A R Spriggs W J Swindlehurst Judge W H Poorman and others from Helena Butte Great Falls.
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William Keating
St Peter's Episcopal Church
Francis R. Bateman
Elks’ Lodge of
Forestvale Cemetery
Stewart
Norris
Brantly
A. R. Spriggs
W. J. Swindlehurst
W. H. Poorman
Constantine's Brothers Ordered Out of Greece
Fragmentary text reports an instruction for two brothers named Constantine to leave Greece amid unclear context. The snippet is incomplete and lacks concrete dates, locations, or authorities to confirm specifics. Further readable material is needed for a precise, sourced summary.
Warm Springs Leads Donor Drive At Anaconda News
Anaconda News reports Warm Springs raises 700 dollars for the Red Cross amid voluntary, generous gifts from asylum staff and residents. Notable donors include female workers earning modest wages who gave ten dollars each, despite calls to limit contributions.
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Warm Springs
Seanand
Slaver Getting Better Improves After Shootings
Alley Grace Lusky who shot Mrs. David Coherts to death and then shot herself is improving in strength at the hospital. Doctors say her chances for recovery are good.
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Waukesha
Wis
Alley Grace Lusky
David Coherts
Ana
Hospital Sala
Murderer in Italian custody threatens self harm
Alfredo Cocchi the self confessed Ruth Cruger killer is watched in Bologna prison after threats of suicide. He has history of hysteria and fear of extradition to the United States while Italian jailers guard him and authorities consider his safety. Salvation Army pledges help in fighting white slave traffic after Cruger case. Evangeline Booth and Mrs Grace Hamiston discussed cooperation and actions to pursue criminals preying on young girls.
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Italy
Alfredo ‘Occhi
Ruth Ruger
New York
Anish
United States
Salvation Army
Ruth Cruger
Evangeline Booth
Grace Hamiston
Alfredo Cocchi
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