Show Is a Success Minstrel Performances Benefit Baseball Fund
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports two minstrel performances in Dillon on March 24 and the preceding Friday raised funds for the baseball program. The shows drew full houses with standout turns by Doc Ashlock as Uncle Tom and Joseph C. Smith as Little Eva, and the overall entertainment value met expectations.
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the Standard
Dillon
Baseball Fund
Doc
Ashlock
Uncle Tom
Joseph C. Smith
Little Eva
Reckless Motorist Knocks Over Buggy Near Butte
A. J. Jones owner of a chicken ranch near the reservoir was thrown from his buggy yesterday on the way to Butte after a fast car struck the rear, tipping the buggy. He sustained bruises and a head cut and could not provide a license number. He described the vehicle as a five passenger, dark colored auto that sped away toward town.
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A. J. Jones
Butte
Mr. Jones
South Butte
Bugsy
Seattle Socialists Protest Deportation of Russian Refugees
Seattle socialists adopted resolutions at a mass meeting demanding release of Kagan and Lichiatoff held in Tacoma on charges of anarchism. The parade featured a red socialist flag and a $100 defense fund was raised to aid the refugees.
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Seattle
Wash
Russia
First Kagan
Vasilie Lichiatoff
Tacoma
Kagan
Lichiatoff
Siberia
Victor Berger
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Promotes Postal Savings
The Miners Savings Bank and Trust company is a United States depository for postal savings funds. You may also open an account with them that will pay you 4 per cent.
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the Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
United States
Postal Savings
Bishop of All Outdoors draws interest in Minnesota visit
The Rev. Leonard J. Christler of Montana known as Archdeacon or Bishop of All Outdoors travels the Milk River valley mission 600 miles long with Havre HQ. He advocates greater Montana exposure and backers the Borah three year proof bill for settlers while meeting Minneapolis business leaders.
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Leonard J. Christier
Episcopal Church
Mukr River Valley
Havre
All Intdoors
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Journal
Montana
Mont
Twin Cities
Christler
Dakota Line
East
Twin City
Dekota
Helena
Milk River Valley
North Dakota
Missouri River
Northwest
Mr. Christler
Canada
Rounding Up Gang In Miles City
Oliver Petro alias Harris was arrested this morning by Chief of Police Jackson aided by Special Officer Oversted of the Milway task force.
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The
Standard
Miles City
Oliver Petro
Harris
Jackson
Milway
Robbers Run Ragged as Trio Tied to Months of Burglary
Pursuit ends with the arrest of Fiero in a brick livery barn. Jackson believes the capture wraps up a veteran trio responsible for a lengthy wholesale campaign run for months.
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Kee
Fiero
Jackson
Cattle Prices Fall On Coast Demand Dips
Jones of Bates Jones firm reports Wiedem area ranches among largest in the coast region. Coast cattle demand is 35 percent lower than a year ago and prices are down. many Wise Hole ranchers have moved cattle east due to poor coast market. Jones expects Spokane and Seattle markets to improve soon after his Wisdom-to-town drive.
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Bates & Jones
Ma Hole
Wiedem
Mr. Jones
Spokane
Seattie
Joint concert by Band and Choi at Orion theatre
Montana State Band and Bohemian Maennerchor present a joint concert at the Orion theatre next Wednesday to raise funds for travel to the state saengerfest in Bogzemeen. The program features selections from both groups with solos by Harry S. Stone and Isma Nickel, and includes choral and comic numbers directed by Joseph I. Vincent and Hugh C. Jones with accompanists Miss Greenough and James Thomas Jr.
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Montana State Band
Bohemian Maennerchor
Orion Theater
Bogzemeen
AtiNae
Esc Cveses Ovva
VarUl Montana State Band
George Hendra
Joseph I. Vincent J. O. Casey
Isma Nickel
Balfe Montana State Band
Martha Collins
Jack Willoughby
Montana
Joseph I. Vincent
Hugh C. Jones
Miss Greenough
James Thomas, Jr
Montana Wesleyan outlines year of work at Helena
Trustees of Montana Wesleyan University in Helena released plans for the coming year led by President Charles L. Bovard who will push for new buildings and endowment. Prof. C. W. Tenney will head school work while a special teachers review course runs to the April 26 27 exams with evening sessions.
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Montana Wesleyan University
Helena
Charles L. Bovard
C. W. Tenney
Fingliss
Tenney
Helen Franks
Mass meeting to nominate five school trustees in Silver Bow MT
A mass meeting will be held at the assembly room of the Butte high school building at 8 p.m. on Monday March 25 1912 to nominate five trustees for school district No 1 Silver Bow county Montana. Three trustees will serve three year terms and two will serve one year terms. Thomas Richards school clerk.
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Butte High School
Park and
Idaho Streets
Silver Bow County
Montana
Thomas Richards
Start Campaign for the Candidates in Eight Wards
Democratic candidates and party workers met to plan an active city election campaign. Eight ward reports outlined organizing efforts with newly appointed committeemen and a mass meeting planned for Thursday night.
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Democratic Central Committee
Alldermante
Bealding
John Montgomery
J. Neves
John ¢. Smith
J. Lameblin
Mike McAtukewarith
Maurice Griff
Stath
John O' Leary
John Waddleston
W.o. McMahon
Old Stock Exchange
T. J. Nerny
Walker
Abe Cohen
McMahon
St Johns Rector Resigns After thirty years in charge
The Rev Stater Blackiston resigns as rector of St John s Church Butte after thirty years of service. He will become rector emeritus and stay about two months while a successor is found. Blackiston, aged about 68, was ordained in Wisconsin and previously served in Missouri and Montana.
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Biackiston
Phight
Hight
Black Isten
St. John's
Butte
Blackiston
St. Johen's
St. John
Col. St. George's
Austin
New
Grace Church
Toledo
Port Benton
Mont
Fort Benton
Forger Drama Opens at Family Theater With Romance and Intrigue
The Forger a Hal Reed thriller opened at the Family theater featuring a clerk in love with his employer's daughter. Disguises as a German baron and a plot to frame him provide humor and suspense while three love stories unfold. Little Audrey returns with two songs Then a Six Nations era war pageant screens. Next week Clothilde and nightly showings continue with Saturday matinee.
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Hal Reed
Salter
Audrey
Gillette Company
Young Mining Engineer Leaves for Mexico Mines
S& Clineh, a recent School of Mines graduate, departs for Pilares de Nacazort Mexico to join Moctazine Copper company. He will work under L. T. Elvenny, who also graduated last year and now runs the mines at Pilares. He left Hutte 10 months ago.
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Hh. S& Clineh
School of Mines
Pilares de Nacazort
Mexico
Moctazine Copper Company
L. T. Elvenny
Pilares
Hutte
Nerny Accepts Democratic Nomination for Second Ward Alderman
T J Nerny issues a formal acceptance of the Second Ward Democratic nomination for alderman promising service focused on city welfare. He pledges progress, prudent finances, street lighting sanitation and adherence to laws while defending city leadership and opposing prejudice. He vows to uphold American ideals and civic duty as standard bearer.
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T. J. Nerny
Ways and Means
Grigg and Hawke
Montana
Stuart
Chicago
T J. Nerny
Captain Wynne Fighting Marine Dies at Capital
Washington reports the death of Robert F. Wynne 36 former captain in the U S marine corps known as the fighting marine He died today at his father's home from tuberculosis contracted in China during the Boxer campaign Wynne served in Cuba the Philippines and China and earned thanks from Congress and several medals He resigned after a dramatic court martial and President Roosevelt accepted his resignation His friends attribute health decline to retirement.
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Washington
Robert F. Wynne
United States Marine Corps
Fighting Marine
Robert Wynne
Wynne
China
Roosevelt
Oberlin President Defends Pay Morals On Coach
President Henry Churchill King told the Oberlin Alumni Association of Illinois he opposed paying a football coach double the annual mathematics instructor's salary. He said Oberlin let the coach go when rival offers doubled the pay and a faculty member coached the team, leading to victory over the rival institution.
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Chicago
Henry Churchill King
Oberlin College
Oberlin Alumni Association of
Ilinois
King
Contempt Citation Issued in Nevada Suit Over Crops
Special Dispatch reports in Virginia City that district court issues a citation against A J Johnston of Cardwell to appear March 29 for contempt of court. He allegedly violated an injunction by selling 20 hogs valued at about 200 dollars and failing to account to referee Harry Shaw. Johnston leases Whiting and Alexander ranch on the South Boulder. The case stems from Whiting and Alexander vs Johnston over crop division. The citation was requested by plaintiff W J Alexander.
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Standard
Virginia City
A. J. Johnston
Cardwell
Elise
Whiting & Alexander
Johnston
Boulder
Leadore Man and Salmon City Woman Wed in Dillon
J H Lipe of Leadore and Mrs Patti Ross of Salmon City Idaho obtained a marriage license yesterday afternoon and were married last night by Rev Jesse Lacklen of the Methodist church at the parsonage. Lipe long resided in Bannack and is well known in the county.
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The
Standard
Dillon
J. H. Lipe
Leadore
Patti Ross
Salmon City
Idaho
Jesse Lacklen
Methodist Church
Fuel shortage hits Hill City and Lincoln branch towns
Mild weather partly limits suffering as regular coal and fuel run out. Schools closed and church coal bins raided. Farmers burn fence posts and residents wear overcoats. Provisions and fuel delayed by yesterday's storm complicate relief efforts.
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Hill City
Kan
Lincoln
Union Pacific
Illness Strikes William Havemeyer in San Mateo
William Havemeyer of Chicago, son of the late W A Havemeyer, is seriously ill at a sanitarium in San Mateo California with heart trouble. He came West several months ago to visit his mother at Piedmont.
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San Mateo
Cal
William Havemeyer
Chicago
W. A. Havemeyer
Havemeyer
Piledmont
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