Sacred music concert at First Presbyterian Church
City concert features noted soloists and choir in an evening service of antIems. Pastor Fev Ho OA Kra hon to give brief address after scripture, with hymns and benediction. Soloists include Mrs Frank Collins Miss Katherine Duff and J Thomas amid a full program of anthems and organ numbers.
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First Presbyterian Church
Fev Ho OA
Krahon
Frank Collins
J. Tf Thomas
Katherine Duff
Bridge contract awarded for Hig ins Ven span
Burrell Bridge company of California wins the bid for the new Hig ins Ven bridge at 134716.25 dollars the lowest among ten bids. Bond arrangements delayed approval but bonds will be provided and contract moves to Engineering Harrington for approval before Seattle office execution. Construction to start soon with completion expected by July.
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G. D. Hollecker
Dawson County Free High School
Glendive
Mont
A. D
Link & Haire, Architects
Miles City
Billings
Butte
Helena
Montana
Ubu
William Lindsay
Uarants Company
D. Hollecker
Missoula
Burrell Bridge Company
Cmklind
Cal
Itigg
Tay
Furd
Higins Ven
Burrell
Burrell Company
Bridge Company
Fingineer Harrington
Kansas City
Seattle
Funeral of Mrs Jerger son Jerger son
The funeral of the late Mrs Chris Jerger son was held last Wednesday from a sister's residence with a requiem high mass at St Peter's church. She was 36, born in White Haven Pennsylvania, educated in Chicago, taught there, moved to Anaconda 12 years ago, married to farmer Chris Jerger son near Winter Springs. She leaves husband, daughter nine, sisters in Anaconda and elsewhere, two brothers in Chicago and St Paul. She was a member of Women of Woodcraft and known as a Christian woman of high ideals.
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Chris Jergerson
Martin Coonan
St. Peter's Church
PL J. Sweeney
Frank McAndrews
James Heooohan
Henry Hendrickson
William Ehlert
Jesse Miller
Jergerson
White Heaven
Chicago
Anaconda
Wintrm Springs
Vere Jorgerson
P. WT. Riordan
Martin Coomin
PL EF. Gilboy
Elizabeth Casey
Great Falls
Thomas Higgins
Tw Brothers
M. FP. Fox
Peter Fox
St. Paul
Minn
Women of Woodcraft
Missoula Woman's Club hears talk on US forest reserves
Missoula session drew a large audience at LO O F hall as District Forester W Bi Greeley spoke on United States forest reserves their uses and purposes and the district forester service now in Missoula. Other program items included a Barrett vocal solo a recitation The Nature Lover's Creed by Mrs Pound and a piano solo by Miss Mefarland of the university school of music.
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Missoula
Barrett
Creah
Pound
Mefarland
University School of Inusie
Lend-a-Hand Society Meets at Gerald Avenue Home
The Lend-a-Hand society of the Methodist Episcopal church held its weekly meeting at Mrs Henley’s Gerald avenue residence. Two papers by Mrs Hiessler and Mrs Tait were read, followed by a vocal solo by Mrs Hassler. Refreshments and fancy work occupied the afternoon with about 50 members and guests in attendance.
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Missoula
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Henley
Gerald “Venwie
W. B. Hiessler
JW. Tait
W. Hassler
Double Birthday Party Delights Young Guests
Ruth and Frances Lacox hosted a surprise gathering at 507 West Fifth Street for about 20 young friends. The celebration marked a double birthday with two children turning five. The youngsters enjoyed themselves and left in high spirits.
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Ruth
Frances Lacox
S07
West Fifth Street
Preliminary examination of James Howard in Lost Creek case
Judge Neal conducted the preliminary exam for James Howard charged with first degree assault at Lost Creek. The judge took the case under advisement and will render a decision next Saturday.
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James Howard
Lost Creek
Neal Mmoat
Morning service and church events announced
Morning service at one o'clock followed by evening service at TA dock titled Seve re Of Praise. Sunday school at 12 17 p.m. Saate superintendent Christian Madeavor at 6 30 a.m. Mrs W H Trippet leads Bible Kiss study on Wednesday. Choir rehearsal Saturday evening with Mrs Dyus organist J H Thomis leader. Choir to render sacred music tonight at Tatu with local talent. EH A Carnanan pastor 821 Main Street.
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Ofelock
Sth
Jeet
TA Dock
Pone
AR. Saate
Christian Madeavor
W. H. Trippet
Dyus
J. H. Thomis
Tatu
EH A
Carnanan
Main Street
Evangelist Rev. G A Youngstrom Arrives for Scandinavian Service
The traveling evangelist from the Swedish Evangelical Mission association of Montana and Idcho arrives in the city and will conduct an evening service at the church. Special singing will be provided by the church choir and all Scandinavians are welcome.
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Schoval
G. A. Youngstrom
Swedish Evangelical Mission Association of Montana
Idcho
S Oelvek
Norwegian Lutheran Church Service Times
Norwegian Lutheran church at corner Fifth and Chestnut streets announces services today at 11 a.m and 7 p.m with Sunday school at 12 15 p m led by Pastor H Svare.
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Norwegian Lutheran Church
Corner Fifth and
Chestnut Streets
Svare
Judge Taft's Candid Trust Earned People's Favor
The Ohio Stateournal notes Taft's clear faith and unflinching talk when needed. It praises his candid manner as the virtue that earned public trust, stating there was no issue he avoided.
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Ohio
Taft
Copper City Corset Ad Highlights Broken Bust Design
An advertisement for Copper City Commercial Co promotes a corset with a broken bust feature that allows turning the bust over to adjust height. It notes suitability for evening gowns and tall figures, with imported coutil, lace, ribbon, hose supporters, and sizes 18 to 30. price listed at 36 dollars.
La Vida Corsets Claim Superior Fit for American and European Figures
Ad copy promotes La Vida corsets as Parisian in elegance and American built for perfect fit. It argues custom like precision across many model variations, better value than imports, and formulas that fit from bust to spine with no alteration needed, despite a higher price.
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LA Vida
Vida Corsets Promise Comfort and Permanent Shape
La Vida corsets claim to fit the bust waist and back with harmony to the American figure. They offer comfort from first wear and claim permanent shaping using fine imported materials at lower prices than imported corsets which face high duties and large profits.
La Vida Corsets Take American Figure Lead Abroad
LA VIDA CORSETS rival Paris and London styles while modeling American figures. Imported materials and direct access to world fashion centers give them lower cost and better fit. The line claims to define the international corset and fuels global copycat interest in the American silhouette.
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Paris
London
America
Franks Remarks At Taft Bryan Campaign
The speech recounts Taft resisting changes in injunction records and remaining steadfast under labor pressure. It notes Bryan backing campaign contributions and Taft opposing the bank guarantee, portraying Taft as frank and truth driven with no prejudice in his statements.
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Labor
Mr. Bryan
Judge Taft
Bryan
Taft
Lands Restored in Shoshone Project District
Local land officers are advised that T7000 lands previously withdrawn for the Shoshone project in Wyoming and Montana have been restored. They become subject to settlement on Reb. 27 but cannot be entered until March 29.
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Billings
Wyoming
Montana
Vanderbilt gift funds New Haven square expansion
New Haven announces a gift of food from Frederick W Vanderbilt to aid the purchase of more property for enlarging Vanderbilt square home to the two Vanderbilt dormitories.
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New Haven
Conn
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt Square
Dublin Freeman's Journal Reports on a Local Hero
A Dublin Freeman's Journal item highlights a local figure regarded as a hero for acts of courage. The piece notes community impact and the recognition awarded, framing the person as a model of civic virtue within the city.
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The
Dublin Freeman's Journal
Wild man of the primal order contrasts with city life
The text contrasts rustic vitality with urban life noting that rough, healthy traits persist in wild places while modern towns suppress them. It suggests a romantic view of primal qualities still found away from factories and music halls.
Burglars Flee After Home Intrusion During Poker
A New York Herald report describes burglars in a victim's home playing poker with stolen spoils when the homeowner surprised them. The intruders fled, deemed cowards for not inviting him into the game.
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The
New York Herald
Transportation costs highlight post office efficiency debate
The Manufacturers' Record cites that shipping a dozen eggs from Chicago to Baltimore costs less than a letter’s postage, while chains like Chesapeake & Ohio must haul coal far for a single cent. The piece urges contrast between egg transport economics and letter rates as a measure of government vs private efficiency.
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Chicago
Baltimore
United States
Chesapeake & Ohio
Post Office Department
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