Madison Rancher Weds Butte Girl
Madison valley rancher Martin Gates marries Mollie Donegan a hospital nurse at St James in a ceremony assisted by Father Lambertis and Father Weather Franch. The couple, after a Seattle honeymoon, will live on Gates’s ranch near Alger with bridesmaid Miss Olson and best man John Gates. A reception followed at Mrs Bridget Donegan’s home 608 South Washington Street.
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St. James’ Hospital
Mollie Donegan
Martin Gates
Madison Valley
Wather Franch
Father Lambertis
St. James
Miss Donegan
Mr. Gates
Alger
Moon
Seattle
Miss Olson
Misa Donegan
John Gates
Mary Coyle
Bridget Donegan
South
Washington Street
Missouri Progressives for Roosevelt in 1916
Kansas City May 3 The state committee of the Progressive Party opposed fusion with the Republicans and adopted a resolution endorsing Theodore Roosevelt for president in 1916 The committee plans an immediate campaign to aid Missouri women in securing the ballot The meeting drew wide representation across the state and praised Roosevelt’s leadership
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Republican Party
Theodore Rooesvelt
Missouri
Roosevelt
Isadar
Theodore Rocsevelt
Hla Male
Roosevelts Call to Lead National Campaign in 1916
In a historic appeal, progressives from Missouri urge him to guide the national effort. The call centers on his remarkable South American explorations and scientific geography work as the nation weighs Roosevelt for president in 1916.
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South America
Missouri
Roosevelt
Life Sacrificed for Duty on Street Car
Chicago May 3 LAir d a street car conductor was shot and killed after remonstrating with three passengers for spitting on the car floor. H A Kelley was seriously injured. Joseph Eshoile, one of the three, is named by police as the slayer after a revolver with five empty chambers was taken from him. eS Cornish N H May 5 William G McAdoo secretary of the treasury and his bride Miss Glennor Randolph Wilson daughter of the president arrived to spend their honeymoon at Harlakenden the summer White House. Rome May 9 The Countess of Aberdeen was re elected today president of the International Council of Women.
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Chicago
Cornish
N. H
wWilliam G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Gleenor Randolph Wilson
Harlakenden
White House
Rome
Mey
Countess of Aberdeen
International Council of Women
Re-election seals long tenure for countess and club
May Wright Sewell of Ellot Maine was re elected honorary president with Stephen White treasurer Bro C J Sears historian and Mrs T L Houston Mrs Frank Alderson and Mrs A J Settle executive committee The club was hosted by Mrs I L Thorpe Mrs J Cummings Mrs Benton Norris and Mrs J Emmett at Mrs Thorpe home Mrs I N Trent historian gave a review of the club year and Mrs C I Beveringa read a paper on The Drama of Glags A gold medal was awarded along with many medals trophies for winners. Steve Step and Jamey Kingeley to be brought to Dillon from Idaho Falls to answer to a horse theft charge.
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May Wright Sewell
Ellot, Me
Stephen White
Glags
Standard
Dillon
Steve Step
Jamey Kingeley
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Henry Fitter
Lima
Cattle From Beaverhead Shipments Reach Market
Dillon May 9 cattle move from Beaverhead in large numbers. Yesterday 500 beef steers loaded at Red Rock by John Inabnit and Chris Deutschman of Fox in the Big Hole basin. The day before 400 head shipped by Harry G. Davis and Tom Pendergast of Jackson. First shipment went to Portland and 500 steers to the Chicago market.
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Standard
Dillon
Hed Rock
John Inabnit
Chris Deutschman
Fox
Big Hole
Harry G. Davis
Ton Pendergaat
Jackson
Portland
Chicago
Officers elect at annual housekeepers meeting
Bozeman May. The annual business meeting of the housekeepers union held yesterday resulted in the re election of Mrs Benton Wor ris as president and Mrs F W Ham as recording secretary. New officers elected: Mrs Fred Axtell vice president, Mrs Glen Knordle corresponding secretary.
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Standard
Bozeman
Benton Worris
F. W. Ham
Fred Axtell
Glen Knordle
Myrg
Death of El Sales Interred in Bozeman Cemetery
The body of El Sales was brought to Bozeman yesterday morning and buried in the Odd Fellows' portion of the Bozeman cemetery. Brief services were held at the ranch home of his parents, Mr and Mrs Alfred Sales, northwest of the city, followed by a funeral at St James Episcopal Church officiated by Rev F R Lewis. A free delegation of Belgrade friends and relatives attended.
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Standard
Bozeman
el Sales
Odd Fellows
Alfred Sales
St. James' Episcopal Church
F. R. Lewis
Belgrade
First Annual Track Meet in Gallatin County Held
Special Dispatch from Belgrade reports the first annual Gallatin county carnival and track meet in Belgrade. Weather was ideal and a spelling contest at the auditorium selected nine Gallatin County pupils to receive trips to the state fair in Helena. Ruby Miller 18 of Belgrade led the long spell, spelling centenary after two hours. Winners include Ruby Milley Gertrude Brewer Margie Weaver Ruby Barker Gerald Collett Pauling Eliot Laura Callagian Edith Blanchard and Marla Ramey. Cavalhal Parlay arrived in Roma to visit Pope Pius when Normas learned of the prelate’s presence and sought an audience.
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Belgrade
Gallatin County
Helena
Ruby Miller
Ruby Milley
Gertrude, Brewer
Bozeman
Margie Weaver
Ruby Barker
Gerald Collett
Pauling Eliot
Monforton
Laura Callagian
Lane
Edith Blanchard
Pine Butte
Marla Ramey
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Connell
Milan
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Normal
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Pius
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