Montana Odd Fellows hold annual session in city
The Montana Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows met in Fidelity hall to begin annual proceedings with 65 of 67 lodges represented. Officers were elected in the afternoon and a new constitution was adopted, with 2,000 copies printed. Delegates from across the state attended, and reports highlighted finances, membership, and charitable funds.
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Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of
Montana
Fidelity Hall
West Broadway
St. George Hall
Centerville
John A. Collins
Great Falls
Grand Lodge
A. J. White
M. J. Garrett
Helena
Galveston
Massena Bullara
J. A. Collins
KE H Goodmen
Townsend
W. H. Griffin
Kalispell
Butie
George Pascos
Butte
Massena Bullard
James M. Rhoades
Miles City
R. A. Fraser
K. Davis
W. P. Burchard
Sun River
Andrew Logan
Missoula
Grand Guardian
J. H. Little
Grand Herald
J. W. Kemp
John Dryberg
F. L. Streets
Charles FE. Schuldt
Henry Meyer
Frank Lambert
H. ©. Farris
J. W. Neill
William Dryberg
L. E. Beaudry
John Hansworth
C. H. Tracey
J. E. Kane
Lee Kohn
J . Kemp
Deer Lodge
E. G. Fox
Glendale
Ralph FE
Dutch
Bozeman
M. J. Smullen
Virginia City
Charles W. Rank
Stevensville
James Lancaster
White Sulphur Springs
Peter Wiles
Livingston
Peter Wendel
T. N. Averil
Augusta—C
Covington, Wickes
Charles Rub
Northwest Odd Fellows
Piast
Libby
Columbia Falls
Glasgow
F. Fitchett
C. S. Cater
WV. DD. Bennett
T. G. Brown
G. R. Milburn
Harry Moneychurch
John Nelson
A. ©. Corbett
Charles Sauden
August Carleson
A. W. Johnson
John
Hennessy Offers Wilton Carpets and Velvets at Sale Prices
Hennessy promotes ROYAL WILTON CARPETS in thick durable weave at $1.65 per yard and WILTON VELVETS described as top quality with short thick pile at $1.25 per yard, featuring pretty designs and strong values.
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Royal Wilton
Wilton
Bigelow Axminsters
Axminsters
Brussels
Tic Yard
Smallpox Strain Threatens Pesthouse Capacity
The pesthouse capacity nears its limit as smallpox cases rise. The latest patient, R. F. Belchert, is said to have come from Anaconda. Yesterday's total reached 39 with most cases mild. A cold spell could force extra quarters and higher attendance, though mild weather has reduced severity.
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R. F. Belchert
Anaconda
Basket Social and Dance by Ladies' Auxiliary
Division No. 1 Ladies' Auxiliary of the A. H. will hold a basket social and dance at Hibernia Hall Centerville on October 22. Tickets are 25 cents with baskets admitted free.
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The
Hibernia Hall
Centerville
Sehatglein Paint Co Holds Free Wall Paper Panorama
Free admission offered to a daily display of beautiful wallpaper at Sehatglein Paint Co located at 14 West Broadway. The event invites visitors to view new designs and patterns.
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Sehatglein Paint Co
W. Broadway
County Attorney Rules Voters Must Swear Oath At Registration
County Attorney C P Connolly tells Independent Democratic State Committee chairman that the law requires electors to take and subscribe the oath in full at registration. He warns registry agents who only repeat the words and not swear the oath may invite legal challenges to votes. He asks county officials to enforce the rule and notes the first given name must be entered in full.
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C. P. Connolly
Independent Democratic Committee
C. F. Booth
Independent Democratic State Committee
City
Co. P. Connolly
Pittsburg Falls to Brooklyn in World Series Opener
Pittsburg delivered a sloppy showing in the world championship opener, committing errors that gifted Brooklyn early runs. Leever walked and wild threw to start Brooklyn’s scoring while Williams’s wild throws and O Connors misplay on Ely’s throw allowed remaining runs as Kitson struggled to hold Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Leever
Willams
O'Conners
Ely
Kelley
Kitson
Wagner
O Brien Leads With Two Bagger In Cold Night
O Brien hit a two bagger highlighted by Williams and O Connor as Bruni Se Seer chionie hac decingaie BRUNI ESED. Attendance fell to 1 800 due to cold weather with Batteries Leever and Mm Connor Kittson and Farrell on the field. Umpires Swart wood and Hurst.
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O Brien
Williams
O’conner
Piu
Bruni
Oaelaanis
Leever
Mm Connor
Kittson
Farrell
Southern Pacific President Appointment Rumors Dismissed
New York October 16 Attorney Charles H Tweed chairman of Southern Pacific said rumors of a new president are haphazard guesses. He added no action expected this week and declined to predict whether the U S president or company president will be chosen first following the death of Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles H. Tweed
Southern Pacific Railway
Huntington
United States
School Board Awards West Side School and Desks Contract
The board awarded the west side school erection to William Barker for 2100 dollars and a carload of adjustable desks to Butte Exchange Furniture. The group also voted to buy fuel on the open market, audited bills, and referred a Webster school heating defect to the building committee. Mothers seek Lincoln school for Stevens addition children and two certificates note the kids are weak and unable to walk far.
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Brother Clinton
J. Fr. Fox
E. C. Crase
Webster School
Stevens Addition
Lincoln
Galveston Public Schools
Grant
West Side
Schol House
William Barker
Young
Webster
Butte Exchange Furniture Company
Richards
Warren Buys Opera House Saloon Interest in City
Thomas J. Warren yesterday purchased Richard K. Williams’s stake in the Opera House saloon at Hamilton Street and West Broadway. He will join William Deeney in ownership and is regarded as a popular figure likely to succeed in the venture.
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Thomas J. Warren
Richard K. Williame
Opera House
Hamilton Street
West Broadway
William Deeney
Mr. Warren
Republican Plambeau Club Excursion to Anaconda
Republican Plambeau Club plans a special train excursion to Anaconda on Thursday October 18 1990. The train leaves K A P depot at 610 PM with members assembling at 6 PM sharp. Captain W WYNNE leads the trip.
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Anaconda
W. Wynne
Wrong in Her Figures Louise Labot Seeks 12000 Claim
Louise Labot sues Fayette Harrington for accounting and 12176.90 alleging agent collected funds under a power of attorney. Harrington says May 12, 1900 settlement fixed due at 6219.14 paid. Some sums paid to Maurice Louis, husband of plaintiff. Others involve Gassert estate suit and various mortgage foreclosures and notes.
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Louise Labot
Fayette Harrington
Harrington
Maurice Louis
Washington Lodge special meeting in Centerville
Washington Lodge No 35 will hold a special meeting at St George's hall Centerville on Wednesday Oct 17 at 8 15 pm to exemplify the first degree J J Bowerer W G William Robinson secretary free return trip to Missoula for members and talk on Orchard Homes near Missoula with soil and water details Cobban Casey Day Co 104 West Granite Street. A man who is accustomed to the best wants the Gordon Hat.
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Washington Lodge No. 35
Centerville
St. George’s Hall
J. J. Bowerer
W. G. William Robinson
Missoula
Butte
Cobban, Casey, Day Co
West Grenite Street
Gordon
Separate pieces price ranges in men’s underwear catalog
The listing shows price ranges for separate pieces from $2.00 to $6.50 and Union Suits from $4.50 to $12.00, reflecting typical summer sale figures and bundled garment pricing.
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Portage
Union Salts
Andeccu
Ecru
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ODD Fellows
T. Danielson
Whitehall
J. A. Anderson
Radereburg
James L. Wood
Lima
W. E. Boyle
East Helena
Hutchinson Land Coulee
John H. Highley Hamilton
J. P. Boardman
R. W Nicol
Neihart
J. W. Johnston
Castie
J. FE. Hensley
South Butte
Thomas Wilkinson
W. P. Butcher
Pony
J. K. Boyd
Granite
Thomas Callan
F. EF. Powell
Sidney—C. P. Stanhope Hassel
M. L. Cavanaugh
Ekalaka
J KF. Wilson Jenner
Alfred Stodgrrass
Wibaux
H. R. Green Libby
J. P. Bowen
Billings
J. C. Roach
George A. Ber
Nicol
Rebekah Assembly
Ridgely Hall
George Pasese
Widows and Orphans
Eoard
White
Ascoe
FE. H W. Goodman
Hennessy’s
Nemessy's
Hennessy
Ypsilanti
Stuttgarter
Peter Wright
Ennessy
Hinassy’s
Hennessy's
Lowell
Whittall
Crown Brussels
Body BrUssels
Uncle Sam
Pawne
Alona
Butterick
Butte, Mont
Connolly
Silver Bow
F. W. Bacorn
Cc. Boom
Frank Gil Martin
HH. Sherman
Michael Scanlon
M. J. Ooparrell
James F. Finlen
R. S. Alley
Nicholas Hughes
Hh. V. Winchell
P. J. Marthur
J. H. Cronin
Charles Copenharve
J. D. Murphy
Joan N. Moran
R. E. Leonard
John H. Paige
Michael Egan
O'Connor
B. P. Downey
Sir. A. Nichols
Tim P. Harrington
Daniel Shields
John Brooks
W. EE
William Bliss
Joseph Wolker
Meadeyville
J. W. Miller
W. F. Kirkwood
William Casey
N. Palagi
Walkerville
Thomas Neenan
Michael O'Connor
Martin Mitchell
John Purcell
C. BP. Huntington
Barker
Chauvin
Republican Plambeau Club
Sarah Gassert
Harry Gassert
Charles H. Carver
W. A. Clark & Co
Adolph Wetzstein
Boston & Montana
Supreme Court
Evan Corkish
Alice Y. Hopkins
McQuinn
Joseph Groslee
Antone Gilovich
Paul A. Ozanne
Lewis Demars
OO. Oo. T
Dlack
Railyaw
Angera
Portage Kait
Ypsilanti Underwear
Everal
Nottingham
Tolic Yard
Portieres
Bagdad Portieres
Bagdad and
Kiski
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