Mammoth Hoist 15 In Operation At Bel Mont Mine
The mammoth hoist at the Bel Mont mine went into commission yesterday morning. The first shift was lowered to 2000 feet, deepest level yet. Anaconda officials praised the electric engine and its responsive power. Hoists at Badger and Mountain Con are near completion, with all three big hoists enabling development to 5000 feet.
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Geneva
Bel- Mont
Anaconda Company
J. R. Hobbing
W. B. Daly
C. J. Berrien
Woodward
F.C. Jagard
Ryan
Nordberg General Electric Company
Badger
Mountain Con
Allis-Chalmers
Chauncey L. Berrien
Oce
The Better Ole at the Broadway Theater
Captain Bruce Bairnsfather drew wartime cartoons featuring Old Bill Alf and Bert. The Better Ole began as The Johnson Ole stage skit in London and grew into a full vaudeville show. It became a popular Broadway run starring Syd Chaplin.
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Bruce Bairnsfather
France
London
Stander
Old Bill
Alf
Bert
Bill
Johnson
Jas Johnson
London Hippodrome
America
Charles Coburn
New York
Maclyn. Arbuckle
Philadelphia
de Wolf Hopper
Chicago
James K. Hackett
San Francisco
Edmund Guerney
Boston
Charles Daleton
New England
Warner Bros
Ole
Syd Chaplin
Broadway
Universal Film Exchange Net Profit Reported for 1926
Universal Film Exchange shows a net profit of 4198.36 on a gross of 112025.08 in 1926. The file with the clerk recorder notes 9367 invested in Montana and details the year’s financial activity.
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Universal Film Exchange
Montana
All Bran Claims to Relieve Constipation and Headaches
An advertisement extols Kellogg's All-Bran as a remedy for constipation and as a preventive for many diseases including headaches. It urges daily intake of two tablespoonfuls, with meals, and suggests serving with milk or cream, adding fruit or honey, and using in cooking. The copy notes doctors recommend it and that it is sold by grocers and served in hotels.
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Kellogg's
Llogg’s
Bate Creek
Big rush on for city employment
A crowd gathered at the city hall to file applications for about 60 city jobs. Officials say street work will come under the mayor. street foreman George McPherson will supervise. The city plans to expand the street department, with 21 men on trucks and 28 on sprinklers, amid a drive to clean up streets and alleys. City officials and clerks adjusted to new duties as the staff began work under the mayor’s guidance.
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Buite
George McPherson
Beadle
P.H. Geagan
George W. Howard
Attorney Howard
W. G. Maloney
Cold May Day Delivers Record Lows Across State
Yesterday's unseasonable May chill brought 22 above in the early hours and a high near 43, with rain and sleet. The streak includes 1926 and earlier years when May lows ranged from 26 to 31 above, and pipes froze in places as across the state similar cold conditions were reported by the Montana Power Company. Snow touched Gold Creek while rain spread to Big Sandy Havre Chinook Madison Mystic Lake and Billings as temperatures matched those seen in Butte.
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Looal Weather Bureau
Mercury
Mortana Power Company
Teveal
Gold Creek
Big Sandy
Havre
Chinook
Madison
Mystic Lake
Billings
Butte
No Agreement Reached by Clerks and Owners
Dry goods merchants and the clerks union held a conference to renew the working contract expired. The union seeks to cut Christmas season openings from six to three and to close at 6.00 pm on Christmas Eve. The union committee will report back at Monday night’s meeting for further action.
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Clerks Union
Daily NP Gardiner Branch Service Expanded This Season
The Northern Pacifics Gardiner branch will offer daily service between Livingston and Gardiner during the tourist season. A May start has a train leaving Livingston at 9:00 AM and arriving Gardiner at 3:10 PM on Tuesdays Saturdays and Sundays, with a remixed train at 5:00 AM arriving 7:20 AM on Mondays Wednesdays Fridays. Park trips will connect with through trains via a time ton.
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Livingston
Gardiner
Park
Northern Pacifics
Road
Butte Yeste
Monsangs
Roach elected president of Butte Eagles No 11
John Roach chair manufacturer at Riddles Paint becomes worthy president of Butte Erie No 11. He will succeed Elmer Clark as Louis A Buckley and other officers are named. Installation set for Monday night June 6 with the retiring president presiding. The Eagles number 1,140 members and plan a membership drive after installation.
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John Roach
Emma Street
Riddle’s Paint Company
Butte Erie
C. EL
Roach
Elmer Clark
Eayles
Louis A. Buckley
John Dooley
John Rowe
Jame J. Brett
Stanley Lawrence
Earl Sullivan
James N. Murphy
T. Rishanie
Eagles
Will Probe Death of Mrs Margaret Gilman
Coroner Pat Holland announced a probing inquiry into the death of 23 year old Mrs Margaret Gilman. She was found dead late Monday night at her home 2905 Harrison Avenue after returning with her husband from a trip to Twin Bridges.
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Margaret Gilman
Pat Holland
Harison Avenue
Twin Bridges
Butte to Welcome World Famous Artist Matzenauer
Butte plans a major musical event as Margaret Matzenauer of the Metropolitan Opera bows in concert at the Temple theater on Friday May 18. The renowned contralto soprano is praised by New York critics as a wonder voice with a radiant stage presence. Organizer Woodfall aims for broad community support and has set moderate prices to attract local music lovers despite heavy booking agency costs. Matzenauer’s career spans opera and concert stages, with noted roles from Amneris to Brunnhilde, Kundry, and Carmen, and she has earned acclaim for her rich voice and dramatic interpretive power. Her visit follows strong press praise from Philadelphia to Boston for her performances and recitals.
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Butte
Margaret Matzenauer
Metropolitan Opera Company of
New York
Temple Theater
Metropolitan
Wand
Woodfall
Temple
Wutte
Mme Maraenauer
Court
Munich
Europe
Metropolitan Opera Company
America
Amneris
Kundry
Brunnhilde
Isolde
Venus
Fidelio
Mme. Matzenauer
Voise
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Evening Ledger
Mme Matzenauer
Philadelphia Press
Philadelphia Record
Philadelphia Public ‘Ledger
Matzenauer
Washington St
National Theater
Washington Post
Mme
Schumann
Opera
Brynhild
Sone
Mme. Matze- Bauer
Boston Transcript
Exchange rate shift noted in post office bulletin
A post office bulletin announces another change in exchange rates. The Norwegian krona is valued at 26 cents.
Central Students Plan Two Elaborate School Proms
Central high school schedules two major social affairs this month. The senior prom on May 6 at Columbia Gardens features the charter graduating class and Winter Garden Orchestra numbers. A junior prom for the girls division follows May 20 at the same venue with decorated pavilion and notable helpers. Admission is by invitation. The male chorus concert at Mountain View ME Friday completes the school’s busy period.
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Central High School
Central Boys’ High School
Columbia Gardens
Winter Garden
Frank Whelean
Frank Keppler
Konie” Kiley
J. 7. D. Hayes
John Lowney
Vincent Sweeney
Margaret Harris
Maric Mulholland
Margaret Deeney
Florence Mack
Butte
Mountain View ME
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Mammoth
Symons
Milans
Ander
Symons Baby Shop
Gertrude
Sanitex
Vanta
the Symons Dry Goods Company
Justice Buckley
Margifet Gilman
Come
HO Yoon