Memorial Day programme marshal lineup and parade details
Memorial Day events outline marshals John Murchion and P. K. Bomerhauser lead a parade from Commercial and Main streets to Hil cemetery. Program includes adjutant remarks, address by Commander T C Davidson, vocal selections, prayer, Gettysburg address, reading, address by Lieut Gov W R Allen, songs by Glee Club and school children, and a salute to the dead. Graves at Mt Carmel cemetery to be decorated. schoolchildren and veterans participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murchion
Harold Blake
Fu McRae
T. €. Davidson
Grand Army
Mrs. Moses
Hickory Atree
John Marehson
P. K Bomerhauser
Hil
Adjutent I
Waterbury
T. C. Davidnon
Thomas Gira
Thomas Ward
George H. Mondeport
Mw O
Grand Army of the Republic
Crass
Jincoln
Jean Kelly
Adéresa
W. R. Allen
Thomas Glee Club
F. Ritz
Balute
Hubert Lennington
United Spanish War Veterans
Fred. Fisher
Taps
Mt Carmel
Arti
Pita Sonits
The Chance of a Lifetime Mining Stock Offer
The article advertises Haltla Combination mining stock in Georgetown with shares at & cents, urging quick purchase as first allotment is selling fast. It notes new extension of Butte Angaonde Pacific opened near the Baltic claim, widening ore access, and promising stock value. Parsons urged to invest now, with one-half down and four monthly payments, through the company office at Nos. pad Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
At & Cents
Butte, Angaonde & Pacific
Baltic Combination
Parsons
Pad
Man Killed First Day Cutting Logs
Albert Wiley was killed yesterday afternoon while cutting wood on a steep hillside near Ang cond a. He was on his first day at RB Abbott's job with two others when a log rolled, struck him, and passed over his body. Coroner Lawler took the body to the undertaking parlors. Memorial services were scheduled at the Christian church Sunday at 11 o clock, with church and fraternal groups invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wiley
Foster Gnleh
Njins
Anaanda
Wiley
RB. Abbott
Wiey
Mr. Abbott
Thres
Amaconda
John Lawler
Met Lawier & Climers
Strong
Olsengulch
Mr. Wiley
Mr. Strong
Christian Church
H. F. Juts
Grand Army
Notice of Business Dissolution and Transfer
Public notice states the fire of Vollenweider and Nealan has dissolved. Henry Vollenweider will take over the business and collect and pay all bills. Names: BYNRY VOLLENWEIDER and MIKE NEALAN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vollenweider’ & Nealan
Henry Vollenweider
Bynry Vollenweider
Mike Nealan
Power Company Payment Confirmed by Court
Special Dispatch to the tandar May 2 1910 Judge Bourquin approved the payment of the purchase price by Albert Bruns and William Gower for United Missouri River Town company property sold at public auction in Verm IV. The reassignment to Missouri River Electric Power Company was also approved. Holders of the three year bonus secured by United Missouri River Power Company will receive 28 percent of face value. The total issue exceeded 2 million dollars and was taken by Central Trust Company of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tandar Tielenn
George I. Bhelton
United Missouri River Town Company
George BM. Bourquin
Alpert Birauss
William B. Gower
Vabquary
Missouri Hiver Electric Atal Power Company
United Missouri River Power Company
Dua
Central Trust Company of
Mew Tork
Buddhist Religion Being Uprooted in New China
Seattle May reports Rev Man Voss recently arrived from Hunan province China says new republican government seizes Buddhist temples and converts them to a body. Altars idols sold or destroyed with common figures demalled yet carved idols fetch high prices from collectors as Buddhist temple reforms face indifference from common people. Priests warned by Voss that attempts to incite rebellion failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Werman B.voss
Hunan
China
Voss Saya
Tenement Children Enjoy Open Air School Day
Urchins from tenement district visited Mrs. Cyrun Halt McCormick on the north side for the first day of open air schools. They rode in a special car to Lincoln Park, toured the zoo, and heard animal tales from keeper Deny. A feast of ice cream and cake marked the day's close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wistridta
Tod
Cyrun Halt McCormick
Fairyland
Hirg. McCormick
Lincoln Park
Asto
Ty Deny
McCormick Residence
Free tips offered for state fair exhibits
Pilion May 3 Special Dispatch reports Beaverbend county state fair commissioner Frank A. Hasdbaker offers two free exhibit tips for county youths. The cat collection of Zrtases and a grain sheaf display invite entrants under 20 years old. effort led by Hanelbaker aims to surpass previous exhibits at the state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilion
Frank A. Hasdbaker
Beaverbend
Thin County
Uust
Beaverhead
Hanelbaker
Typhoid Fever Reported After Transport Buford Arrives
Manhattan Mexico May 24. Return from portland voyage brings irony and fever aboard, Buford transport under Captain My, with ten rohela and fedoras killed in a May 2 battle near Macamapa. Troops now in garrison as tension rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manattan
Mexico
Ortlan
Buford
Wall
Macamapa
Ihononet
Water suits hearing wraps up with irrigation expert testimony
The hearing on water rights concluded as rebuttal witnesses testified on ditch conditions and the nature of water after smelter use. Expert H S Lord discussed irrigation needs for ranch tracts while W W Harper and Tessé Miller described creek flows and the diversion impact on Lost and Warm Springs creeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Lord
H.C. Gardner
W. W. Harper
Tessé Miller
Graduating Exercises at Missoula High School
Special dispatch from StanfordMissoula May 24 graduating exercises at Missoula High School featured a ceremony led by University of Montana President C A Dunsway. Diplomas and medals were awarded including the Koha gold medal to Percy Bione for best senior oration, with Pansy Evens and Alpha Buse earning silver medals. The program included invocation by Rev Harold Griffis, a vocal solo by Miss Ethel Hughes, and benediction by Rev Biber Bartner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Missoula
Misnowa County
High Hill
Dunsway
Percy Bione
Koha
Pansy Evens
Alpha Buse
Harold H. Griffis
Vorsolo
Oilvand
Diuniwoy
University of Montana
Dof
M. Evans
Board of Trustees
Ethel Hughes
Biber B. Bartner
Sheriff OKeefe and visitors tied to Bulto event
In a brief city note Sheriff O Keefe won at a Bulto visitor event yesterday. A business trip to Deer Lodge ended. several names appear in the report including Berry of Chicago Adler of Chicago Schmidt of Mem Nig HR and others across cities such as Butte Seattle Beattle and Duluth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Tt
New York
Fi. OD. Berry
Chicago
Adler
Ni M
Schmidt
Mem- Nig
EL Iharteen
Tndianapalias Hurler Lake
Oriana
W. B. Callina
Butte
John Lair
Heattle
G. PF. Hannon
Salt
City
Fldd
Troat
Beattle
Gh. N. Marat
B.C. Nuttar
Duluth
W. Y .Thompson
Tiozoman
Assailant Stile Uncaught Reported in May
May Morton Morris was shot last night by a highwayman and expected to recover. A general roundup by the police yielded no arrests or solid leads in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ielann
Morton Morris
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California
CY Doldar Strawberries
Florida
Tomafoen
Texas
Walla Walla
Shaker
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Abbott & Ford
East Park Ave
LEGAL
Judge
Goodfriend Clothing Co
Good Clothes
Radical
Fonlard
Messline
Power Company
New
Pon Young Farah
Tipo Anorg Rhitug Mio
Best Lumber
Missoula High School
Irene T. Murray
Alphia
B. Buen
Elizabeth Marguerite Klabe
Myrtle May Armstrong
Lauraine Browntog
Pansy Allen Evang
Harold 4. Lansing
Eewin J. Curming
Claude ‘Willam Moloholr
Loretto Agathe St. Germain
Clarence D. Cook
Chris ©. Sheedy
Lulu Jans Loulen ‘Wright
Winifred Gray
Helea Roth Chadwick
Theodors Keith Miller
Bate Balas
Norman Strett
Arthur B. Conk
Herbert B. Melchoir
Helen Anne Orr
Penny N. Stone
Alpha M. Plenton
Jonn Jay Boter
Sheriff O'Keefe
Deer Lodge
Montana
Anaconda
America
Billy
Continental Oil CO
Denver
Stave Gravan
Fun Nielouk
Cesilenca
Anchor Line Steamship
Lonbon Suekny Anas
Talend
Nami AI
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Rat Ligkam Barre
Atankard
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