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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1905

Page

8

Kimberly Montana 8 Saving Values in Ore Gas Plant for Livingston

H M Ryan executive of the Kimberly Montana Gold Mining company stops in Livingston to study ore savings at the mine and to report on a possible gas plant. He believes new plant operations could boost profits and a franchise from the city would prompt construction. The project aims to cut heat and light costs by using a new gas process near coal fields.

Standard Livingston H. M. Ryan Kimberly-Montana Gold Mining Company Jardine Chicago Kimberly-Montana Company Ryan

Struck a Live Wire and He Still Lives

Vincent Colafuch a mason for Alderman Laux was shocked by a live wire at the Judith Hardware warehouse in Lewistown. He fell unconscious but coworkers pulled him onto the platform saving his life. He later regained some consciousness and doctors expect recovery though he is now partially paralyzed.

Standard Lewistown Judith Hardware Company Vincent Colafuch Alderman Laux

Dodds Expelled From Church After Appeal

New Castle Pa May 28 The general synod of the Reformed Presbyterian church confirmed the Pittsburg presbytery action expelling Dr Joseph S Dodds an elder and former congressional candidate on the prohibition ticket for violating the denomination rule against political affairs until government recognizes God in the U S Constitution

New Castle General Synod The Reformed Presbyterian Church Joseph S. Dodds Pittsburg East End

Paris Chamber Adopts Article On Church State Split

Paris May 28 The chamber of deputies after three days of heated discussion adopted article 6 of the church and state separation bill. The article is opposed for leaving disputes about handing over churches to departmental authorities rather than civil courts, seen as inviting political intrigue.

Paris Chamber of Deputies

Embankment Crash Near Mile City Damages Buggy

On the new road between Fifth Street and Tongue River bridge Frank Robbins son of the county treasurer and Elmer Bracht rode over an embankment about ten feet high. They escaped injury though the buggy was badly wrecked. This is the third recent accident at the site which was raised to safeguard the electric light plant. The city council plans to fence the area.

The Standard Miles City Frank Robbins Elmer Bracht Fifth Street Tongue River Bridge

Fearful pardon rumors spark Great Falls gambling house fears

The Helena dispatch reports Governor Toole recommended pardoning Fric Michaelson, a Flathead County burglar and known gambling-room habitué. Local authorities detail a 10 year pattern of crime, dynamite plots, and threats, amid fears he could return to Great Falls and target saloons, stockholms, and Tenderloin area housing.

Standard Great Falls Helena Toole Fric Michaelson Flathead County Michaelson State Board Kalispell

Bozeman High School Graduation Exercises Set for June 2 3

Bozeman Montana May 28. Gallatin county high school class day June 2 and graduation June 3 at 8 15 p m in the Bozeman opera house. The program includes a comedy The New Boy and a farce The Kleptomaniac with graduates Buena Nelson Whitfield Spain Leslie Mills Francesa Brady Eberhard Kindler Emma Noble Elva Wilson Fred Robinson Arthur Crouse Howard Gillet Edna Bull Elizabeth Ferris Eva Carmichael Carrie Marquis Bertha King Vera Anderson Mary Murray. The June 3 program features vocal solo The King of the Winds by Howard Gillet invocation by Rev M L Rickman address Rock and Sand Rev B E Stanton Hodgin vocal solo Sing Me to Sleep with violin obligato Bertha King presentation of diplomas by Principal George B Swan mandolin club selection. Class size 11 with first honors to Buena Nelson and second to Erma Noble. Reception for graduates hosted by juniors at Maxwell's hall that night.

Standard Bozeman Gallatin County High School Bozeman Opera House Buena Nelson Whitfield Spain Leslie Mills Francesa Brady Eberhard Kindler Emma Noble Elva Wilson Fred Robinson Edna Bull Elizabeth Ferris Evc Carmichael Carrie Marquis Bertha King Vera Anderson Mary Murray Arthur Crouse Howard Gillet M. L. Rickman Rock and Sand BE. Stanton Hodgin Unitarian Church Helena George B. Swan Mandolin Club Erma Noble Maxwell's Hall

New Train Schedule on Neihart Branch

Great Falls may 28 a new schedule of train service on the Neihart branch of the Montana Central takes effect today. Trains depart the city for Neihart on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday and return Monday Wednesday and Friday. The schedule is known locally as the fishing schedule designed to give residents Sundays at Belt creek fishing resorts.

Standard Great Falls Neihart Montana Central Nethart Belt Creek

Vaudeville Bill Delights Crowds At Pavilion Theater

Last night at the Pavilion Theater two full audiences enjoyed a diverse program headlined by James Kean in a condensed Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. Lee Tung Foo offered English songs with Chinese audience responses. The Verxas acrobatics and the Fidel Weiss trio completed a varied lineup with Woolfall performing Mamma's Boy and new pictures shown.

Pavilion Theater James Kean Dr. Jekyl Mr. Hyde Stevenson Lee Tung Foo Bunker Hill Foo Verxas Fidelweiss Woolfall

Change in Ysaye Date Sets June 5 at Broadway

The noted violinist Ysaye will perform at the Broadway theater on June 5 instead of June 7. He is hailed as incomparable among living violinists with Paganini and Wienowski as only past rivals. His mastery and audience power are debated, with Lamartine’s view that music is the literature of the heart.

Broadway Butte Ysaye Broadway Theater Paganini Wienowski Lamartine

Grand Opera House vaudeville bill draws big audience

The Grand featured one of its largest vaudeville shows with 11 numbers. Herbert Chastly and company presented The Third Generation to three curtain calls. Murray Hill, Blondin, Gottlieb duo, Kittie Trio, Schunck family, Cora Morris, Morris and Brady, and the eastern duo Thomas and Fuller entertained a packed house with varied acts and costumes.

Grand Opera House United States Herbert Chastly and Company Murray Hill Butte Grand Theater Blondin Kittie Schunck Cora Morris Morris Brady Taps Thomas and Fuller

Plants for Decoration Day at Butte Floral on May 25

Butte Floral will sell 25,000 home grown assorted plants from its storeroom at Park and Montana streets as of May 25, boasting the county’s only flowering growers. Also for sale, a bargain two-seated trap in good condition from T Morrow at Main and Mercury corner.

Butte Floral Company Park and Montana Butte Silver Bow County T. Morrow Main and Mercury

Corner Stone Placed for Bridger Methodist Church

Red Lodge May 28 The corner stone of Bridger's new Methodist Episcopal church was laid after singing and prayer led by Rev J G Clark. Rev George McClure gave a brief address and Postmaster W L Hyde delivered the main address calling the project an epoch in Bridger. He said church-building attracts homeseekers and declares the town’s moral tone. The stone contains county newspapers and subscriber names along with church officers and coins.

Standard Red Lodge New Methodist Episcopal Church Bridger J. G. Clark Bridger Church George McClure Clarke Fork Valley W. L. Hyde Mr. Hyde Mr. Clark

Bottling Plant Planned for Lewistown by Otto Mayers

Lewistown will gain a large bottling plant as Otto Mayers of Great Falls plans to set up operations here. He has ordered the factory equipment in Chicago to produce aerated waters and syrups and will hire several workers.

Standard Lewistown Otto Mayers Great Falls Chicago

Fergus County High School Buys Block for Athletic Field

Lewistown May 28 The Fergus County High School trustees purchased an entire block directly behind the high school for student use as an athletic field. Plans include a baseball diamond and cinder track to provide suitable facilities for sports and training. The purchase is popular locally.

Standard Lewistown Fergus County High School

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Kimberly-Montana Kallspell Stockholm Graves Tenderloin Mint Ciy Bozeman High School OPERA Bos Neihart Branch Orton Bros N. Main Street Singer Singer Stores Singer Sewing Machine Company Pavilion Dr. Jekyl and the Big Featnr the Grand IOC Hennessy Hennessy’s New Methodist Episcopal
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