Elks Celebrate 21st Anniversary With Cabaret Night
Silver Bow lodge No 240 B P C A marked its 21st anniversary with a lively party at Elks hall. Harry Cunningham chaired, praising early Montana Elks and noting May 1992 founding. The program featured cabaret acts, vaudeville stunts, ballad singers, a band, and remarks by attorney Bruce Kremer.
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Silver Bow Lodge
Elks’ Hall
Howton & Montana
Harry Cunningham
Montana Elke
Boston & Montana
Rose Mall
Hanson
Josephine
Art Kealer
Hugo Giduz
Harry Hanson
Joe Ti
Stevens Glee Club
Charles Franklin
James McPhearson
Tilcott and West
May” Dolly
Charles Mack
Ethelyn Noale
Bruce Kremer
Butte
Jack “Hangauer
Gregson Hot Springs Plans Public Picnics Weekday Only
The Gregson Hot Springs management says no Sundays or holidays will be set aside for excursions except church and family gatherings. Growing patronage from Butte and Anaconda prompts the policy while preserving weekday picnics for children. Children may attend on weekdays with parents or guardians, while Sundays are restricted to accompanying adults.
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Butte
Anaconda
Gregson
Knights Templars Elect Frank Toole Commander
The annual commandery elected Frank Toole as eminent commander. Other officers named include George Craven as generatissimo, A Chevigny captain general, Jo Wardes senior warden, Willian Mitchell junior warden, Alexander treasurer, J H Tonkin standard bearer, FP Mutch sword bearer, F W Haskins wander, and FP Mutch listed among Montana Knights Templars officers.
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Frank ‘Toole
Orge
W. Craven
A. Chevigny
Jo Wardes
Willian P. Mitchell
Alexsander
W Austin
Re ‘Onder
J. H. Tonkin
FP. Mutch
F. W. Haskins
Wander
Ction of
Montana Knights Templars
Omhcers
Butte Briefs Attacks and Local Transfers
Attorney George Lee Tyler has returned from a three week trip through the East with Mrs. Tyler and Mrs. Lois Middleton. Goldberg Block departs for Missoula to visit son Billy at St. Joseph's school. Abs. John C. Smith, wife of Under Sheriff Smith, recovering at home after surgery, 485 East Broadway. Property losses include 000 bushels of grain and fixtures at New York Central freight sheds fire, with damage likely over 1,000,001.
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George Lee Tyler
East
Tyler
Lois Middleton
Goldberg
Block
Missoula
Billy
St. Joseph's School
Abs
John C. Smith
Sherif Smith
St. James’ Hospital
East Broadway
New York Central
Irrigation debate on private versus government projects continues
The discussion centers on land charges for the Srey act section and private lands, with officials noting Sun River as a strong development opportunity. Senator Power criticizes private ventures while praising reclamation work and urging continued support for Milk River and Sun River projects amid transportation and crop price challenges. Funeral plans were announced later.
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Sunriver
Conrad
Conrad Company
Ator T. C. Power of
Morena
Montana
F ‘J
Milk River
Sun River
Rowers Ans
Fort Shaw
Lane
Power
Reclamation Service
Joy Riders Face New Charge In Police Court
Joy riders arraigned on charge of exceeding speed limits as police seek to define a reasonable speed under Larkey automobile law. Chief Murphy orders officers to book speeding motorists to set a standard beyond the previous 15 mile threshold.
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Murphy
Ny. Largey
Arnold Tlers Dead In Big Timber
May 15 report from Big Timber says Mrs. Schuyler Cellers brought her son Arnold who had been seriously ill. He improved briefly Tuesday night but began sinking at 1 a.m. and died at 4 15 a.m. Messages were sent to his father and sister in Columbus as they traveled to join him.
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Schuyler Cellers
City
Arnold
Columbus
Ladies Granted Free Admission At Afternoon Contest
President Gis outlined free entry for women at the event this afternoon. Plans for a large crowd at the fair were adjusted, with a 9 o clock call for the big standout act. Weather and crowd turnout are expected to be favorable for the state fair program.
Doctors Elect Officers and Adjourn Sessions
After a two days session the Montana state medical association closed its annual meeting in Helena with an engaging program featuring outside practitioners. Lewistown was chosen as the site for next year’s gathering. Officers elected: W P Mills Missoula president J H Irwin Great Falls first vice president F E G Balsam Billings second vice president S A Cooney Helena third vice president D Kistler Butte secretary C C Wallin Lewistown treasurer Le Roy Southmavd Great Falls
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Real Falls
Montana State Medical Association
Lewistown
W. P. Mills
Missoula
J.H. Irwin
Great Falls
FE. G. Balsam
Billings
S.A. Cooney
Helena
D. Kistler
Butte
CC. Wallin
Lewin
le Roy Southmavd
Evers Released From Giants Club After Spring Game
New York May article reports Joe Evers, brother of Chicago Nationals manager, released by the Giants after a spring training stint. He appeared in a league game as a pinch hitter during the southern trip.
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Dew York
New York Nationaleague
Joe Evers
Chicago Nationals
Giants
Sugar Policy Debate In Senate On Free Sugar.
The debate centers on President Wilson’s stance on sugar, with Senator Ransdell arguing Louisiana must protect local industry over free sugar. Senator Williams questions the party line, noting past resistance to sugar duties and warning against a drastic future reduction. The exchange reflects tensions between tariff policy and regional economic interests.
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Omas
United States
Mansdell
Louisiana
Democratic Congress
Wilson
Willams
Ransdell
Lousiana
Senate
Williams
Delegations Named For Montana District Meeting
Tames Walsh of Helena acts as secretary and Tore J Joyce as treasurer with M Halloran of Anaconda advocate and Judge J J Lynch of Buttewarden among officials. Delegations expected from Helena Great Falls Miles City Livingston Missoula Butte Anaconda Kalispell Havre and Lewis.
Five hundred loggers quit Western camps in protest
Special Dispatch from Missoula May 19 reports about five hundred lumberjacks leaving camps in western Montana. Strikers demand a nine hour day, while companies raise work hours to ten and boost pay to three dollars ten cents. Large mills say they can keep plants busy and will secure lumberjacks if needed.
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Standard
Missoula
St. Regig
Trout
T Bonner
Knights of Columbus Annual State Convention in Bozeman
The Knights of Columbus will hold their annual state convention in Bozeman starting Monday May 15 with about 39 delegates expected from towns across the state. An initiation ceremony for about nine candidates from Livingston Three Forks and Bozeman is planned Sunday May 18, followed by a city auto tour and an amateur minstrel show in the evening. State officers include Deputy William Enright of Billings.
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Pectal
Bozeman
Will. Iam
Enright
Billings
Drilling Stops At Hardin Oil Field Update
Special Dispatch reports drilling halted at Hardin oil field after reaching 1200 feet. Promoters heed land signings and uncertain prospects amid gas-fueled operations. In nearby Silesia, drilling may resume within days as officials confirm status.
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Stannara
Dillings
Hardin
Connolly
Perations
Billings
Silesia
Ena
Delicate Kinder Health Ad Praises Syrup of Figs
An old advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a gentle remedy for children's constipation and tummy troubles. It warns against harsh laxatives and calomel, claiming the product cleanses the stomach and liver without cramps, and promotes well being for kids and adults. It urges readers to ask the druggist for Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna from the California Fig Pany.
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