Vaudeville at the Margaret Theater under St Mark's support
St Mark's Episcopal Church presents a large vaudeville show at the Margaret Theater next Monday. About 100 performers rehearse daily including Mrs Frank Collins Miss Madelte Shelton Miss Rath Stephens and Harry Johnson with a 30 girl Japanese lantern drill. Acts include a Tom Thumb wedding selections from Miss Hook of Holland and a Flying Dutchman number and Ruth Stephens in Little Pink Pretty.
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Margaret Theater
St Mark's Church
Frank Collins
Harry Johnson
Mabelle Shelton
Johnson
Miss Hook
Holland
New York
Ruth Stephens
Cinema Listings at Electric and Lyric Theaters
Last night at the Electric Theater the feature was The Coward with a dramatic tale of misjudgment and heroism. Also shown were The Culture of Rice and several comedies. At the Lyric the feature Discoverers presented Canadian scenes and a Royal visit, with Motor Boat Races and magic pictures including Modern Sculptor and Magic Dice. Troubles of a Flirt provided light comedy.
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Electric Theater
the Coward
Lyric
St. Lawrence River
Quebec
The Painter's Revenge at Rosy Day Featured
The Painter's Revenge shown at Rosy Day last night is a humorous dream tale about sign painters who rest at noon. Figures on unfinished work come to life and create comic complications until awakening. Two synschroscope numbers on the bill pleased the audience. The rest of the show amuses and should draw patrons.
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Rosyay
Songs That Were Dead Exhumed by Dick Jose
A tale of Pick Jose once in Granite now famed as a contra tenor, saluting a Granite viewer base. He appears at the Margaret theater tonight during a farce Don’t Tell My Wife, singing classics like Silver Threads Among the Gold Dolly Gray Time and Tide and new songs that captivate.
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Anaconda
Jose
Ile
Granite
Margaret Theater
Dolly Gray
Kelly-Ehret Wedding at St. Paul’s Church
Joseph Tl Kelly and Miss Bertha Ehret were married yesterday morning at St. Paul’s church by Rev. Father Coopman. Miss Louise Huret was bridesmaid and D G Kelly was best man. Only relatives attended. The couple will reside in Anaconda after a New York departure.
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Joseph Tl. Kelly
Bertha Ehret
St. Paul's Church
Father Coopman
Louise Huret
D. G. Kelly
Butte
Kelly
Copper City Commercial Company
Anaconda
New York
Social Evening At Dewey Hall For Lady Maccabees
Last evening at Dewey hall the Lady Maccabees and friends including the Knights of the Maccabees enjoyed whist with prizes awarded to winners. A lunch followed and dancing occupied the rest of the evening, described as one of the week’s pleasant social events.
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Dewey Hall
Lady Maccabees
Knights of the Maccabees
Mayorvans Ill at Home on Oak Street
The article reports Mayorvans is seriously ill at his Oak Street home with partial paralysis of the limbs. It notes concerns over his health and possible impact on duties.
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Mayorvans
Oak Street
Democratic Rally at Mill Creek Hotel on Friday Evening
A political gathering is planned at the Mill Creek hotel Friday evening with all Democratic candidates present. Speeches will precede a social dance and expect turnout from Mill Creek voters and a large crowd from the CHV group.
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Mill Creek Hotel
Mill Creek
CHV
Death of Frank Harris at St. Ann's Hospital
Frank Harris aged 44 died yesterday at St. Ann's hospital. The brief notice notes the death but provides no further details about his life or the circumstances.
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Frank Harris
St. Ann's Hospital
Former railroad engineer dies at Helena leaving three children
A former railroad engineer who was compelled to resign due to deafness and later worked at a smelter in various capacities died in Helena. He previously belonged to the Woodmen but let his policy lapse. He leaves three children, two daughters and one son. The body rests at Lawler and French parlors, with funeral planned for Saturday.
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Woodmen
Helena
Lawler & French
Community notices fill city page with events and sales
Local brief. Elks Maccabees and Modern Woodsmen meet tonight. For sale furniture and a piano. Businesses advertise Schlitz beer specials at the Mint and The Office. Rallies, dances, and church events planned at multiple venues. Birth announced L B Driver a boy. couple O'Brien Sullivan receive marriage license. several visitors and ads for rentals, flowers, and wood cutting services.
Democrats Rally West of City in Aggressive Campaign
Democratic candidates led by Judge Trippet M P Mahoney and W J Johnson toured Blue-eyed Nellie Cable Georgetown and Silver Lake precincts rain or shine, reporting strong mining district support for Bryan. The party plans more trips and a Friday Three Mile house rally to energize voters and attack GOP rule.
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Judge Trippet
M. P. Mahoney
W. J. Johnson
Nellie
Cable
Georgetown
Silver Lake
Bryan
Nebraska
Montana
All Hands
Cook
Three Mile House
Mill Creek
Deer Lodge
Fraternal Dues Note and Funeral Details
Fraternal Brother hood members may pay dues at 115 Main Street. The funeral for Mrs. Elizabeth Ger mer will be from her son's residence 311 East Third Street Thursday October 15 at 1 30 pm to St Marks Episcopal Church at Main and Sixth where Rev J L Craig will conduct services. G W Peterson rents or sells real estate at 208 East Park.
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Elizabeth Germer
Charlies F. Uhl
East Third Street
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Main and
Sixth Streets
J. L. Craig
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription touted for uterine disease relief
Anaconda Montana doctors and women are urged to use Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe, strengthening remedy for uterine-related symptoms and nervous distress. The ad promotes the product as a tonic and cordial, with Pleasant Pellets for digestion, claiming broad benefits for overworked and debilitated women.
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Pierce
St. Vitus
Funeral for Mrs Germer Mourned by Yeomnen Meeting
All Yeomnen are requested to meet Thursday at 1 30 p m to attend the funeral of the late Mrs Germer mother of Brother Charles F Uhl of 311 East Third street W T Smith Cor
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Yeomnen
Germer
Charles F. Uhl
East Third Street
W. T. Smith
Secretary Straus Links Fish Diet to Moral Character
In an address before the international fish congress Secretary Straus argues that the Pilgrim fathers owed their high mentality and their descendants’ genius to their early fish diet. He notes the moral qualities of fish eating and suggests the sacred cod in Boston’s state house symbolizes the New England conscience and supremacy of a great industry.
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New York World
Straus
International Fish Congress
State House
Boston
New England
Spelling Lesson Delivers Witty Classroom Quote
In a Life column a teacher defines words and asks for a sentence with orew some. A bright girl responds with I can not wear my last summer's dresses be cause I grew some. The remark contrasts a readable woman with a noisy one.
Political Officials Named for Local Office Listing
SenatorP J Daly Legislature ED Burke H G Mitchell R F Fisher Joseph 8 Roy W J Allen A Beaudette County Commissioner W J Johnson Sheriff James O Keefe Clerk of District Court Barney Hogan Clerk and Recorder Mike P Mahoney County Attorney W H Trippe
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P. J. Daly
ED Burke
H. G. Mitchell
R. F. Fisher
Joseph
Knights of Pythias and Sisters hold Montana convention in Lewistown
The grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias and the Pythian Sisters of Montana chose Lewistown as next year’s host. New officers were elected for both orders with Palmer of Butte as grand chancellor and Perham of Butte as grand master exchequer. A memorial lodge honored late chancellors and a social smoker preceded afternoon sessions and a banquet to close the convention.
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Standard
Great Falls
Grand Lodge
George Fe, Palmer
Butte
Will Cave
Missoula
Lee Dennis
Arthur Perham
Camden Brett
W. E. Gaily
Anaconda
Ky. A. Ford
Dr. Wey
Union Men's Hall
Soule
J. B. Gallagher
2Utte
W. H. Roberts
T. J. Porter
Miles City
FE. H. Talcott
Livingston
Dr. Hammond
John H. Owens
Deer Lodge
Memorial Lodge
Ellis’ Hall
Jeannette Mears
Geyser
Skillman
Big Timber
Minnie Lenihan
Woodson
Grand M
Fannie Turner
Lulu Smith
Billings
Lewis Terwilliger
Grand
Hamilton
Knights of P
Secretary Wilson Sees Republican Decline in Midwest
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson, returning from a tour in Kansas Nebraska and Iowa, said Taft would win those states but with reduced Republican margins. He warned farmers doubt Bryan could enact Roosevelt era railroad and corporate policies. Also features note on Lee Kansito a Caddo Indian at Rock Island depot and a humorous height weight comparison to a German giant.
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Chicago
Wilson
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Taft
Bryan
Roosevelt
The
Watonga
Lee Kansi-to
Rock Island
Binger
New York
Wouter van Twiller
Courage of women and confession of crimes in Fry's Magazine
The piece argues that women's courage is exalted, turning in crises to their best, and notes that women rarely confess to crimes while men do. It asserts men openly confess crimes more often than women.
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Fry's
Democrats Hold Big Missoula Meeting During Cold Rain
A large Missoula crowd gathered at a circus tent to hear Democratic candidate Themag DP Long for Congress and other nominees. Long attacked President Roosevelt over his influence on Taft’s nomination, saluting bank deposit guarantees and tariff reform while contrasting Democrats with Republicans. Local figures Swindlehurst To lan and Oker spoke briefly before adjournment.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific
Long
Republican Party
Taftis
United States
Joe Cannon
Butte
Settlement of Higgins Avenue Bridge Bids Set in Missoula
Missoula October 14 officials announce plans for Higgins avenue bridge with Engineer J A L Waddell in charge. A $135000 funding package may be expanded by up to $20000 if bids exceed funds. Construction expected to finish by mid July next year.
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Missoula
Plains
Higgins Avenue
J. A. L. Waddell
Waddell
Aly
Society Leader Burned to Death in Gasoline Fire
Albuquerque society leader Mrs Louis H Chamberlain sister of Perry Heath former postmaster general and Salt Lake Tribune editor was fatally burned when a gasoline explosion ignited a rug cleaning accident at her home. She died several hours after the blaze.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Louis H. Chamberlain
Perry
Heath
The
Salt Lake Tribune
Scot’s Canniness Told In Railcar Tale
A Kansas City Times humorous tale shows a Scot merchant and a farmer debating economy in a railroad car. The merchant smokes a pipe and refuses to share his match, prompting the farmer to fear losing his empty bowl and a pouch.
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Kansas City Times
Eagle fury near Cumberland Narrows leaves pheasant slain
John H. Horchler, an engineer in Cumberland, watched a large eagle snatch a pheasant and drop it in his yard. The bird then franticly tried to recover the quarry but fled when Horchler appeared, leaving the pheasant with jagged neck wounds.
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Baltimore Sun
Cumberland Narrows
John H. Horchler
Cumberland
Mr. Horchler
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Stockton Veazey
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Blackfoot Milling CO
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