Sankey Memorial Service Honors Great Gospel Singer
A Welsh tribute in Odd Teljnwe hall remembered D Sankey as a powerful Christian entertainer and believer whose gospel songs reached millions. The eulogist praised Sankey’s faith over fame, noting his life of devotion, spiritual singing, and influence on congregational worship despite blindness.
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Teljnwe Hall
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Sankey
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Sims Reards
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Christ
God
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Lowng
England
Cellant
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Europe
America
Scotland
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Edinburgh
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Oast
Pittsburg Mystery in Shooting of Kloman
Andrew Kloman II, a grandson of Andrew Klomny and partner of Andrew Carnegie II, was shot in Pittsburg on Grand Boulevard near Center Avenue. He remains in critical condition as relatives believe highwaymen stole a watch and papers. a young woman died yesterday and details about the victims and families are developing.
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Yung
Klonian
Nein
Ainoma
Old-Time PUNCHER Talks of Buckers at Buffalo Bill Show
Charley Van Drockly, once a top Montana rider, reflects on the era’s bucking horses and riders. He praises a young woman rider, contrasts old and new riding gear, and lauds Harry Brennan and Jos Redfern for their prowess. He suggests Buffalo Bill buy the Circle Dot Gray to showcase a true bucking horse.
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Charles van Honcklyn
Alder
Madeseh
Herh
Butta
Big Dorles
Gates
van Brooklyn
Ruste
Rome
Bow County
Harry Brennen
Herry Sowder
Brennan
Madison County
Jos Redfern
Butte
Montana
Medfern
Madison Valley
Virginia City
Redfern
Nag
Calf and Art Scene Noted at Helena’s California Wine House
A visitor describes viewing fine calf action in a Montena collection at the California Wine House in Helena. The piece titled The Monks from the import Fran Burep is singled out as a masterpiece. The speaker invites others to August Feck's to join.
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Helena
California
Montena
Fran Burep
August Feck
Dillon Notes Report Quiet Week for Marriages
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Dillen notes four marriage licenses and two weddings in the past week. Merle Davis wed Thomas Call in a quiet ceremony at the Presbyterians church. Coral Herr married John W. Pandergast at the Owens home in Argenta with a large display of sweet peas. Additional licensees include Clarke McNinch and Catherine Burkett of Dillon and George Tate and Challitter Stephens of the Big Hole basin. Several locals returned from trips, teachers prepared for Helena assignments, and Governor Norrix attended the county fair before it closed. Uncle Billy Smith lies recovering in Dillon after a stroke, with others traveling or visiting nearby towns.
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Dillen
Merle Davis
Thomas Call
A. B. Mertin
Mange
B. Call
Dillon
I. M. Owong
Argenta
Coral Herr
John Wl. Pandergast
Owens
Moat
A. 5
Martin
Alles Herr
W. J. Pondateast
Bast Mail
Bamnack
Argente
Morridge
Clarke McNinch
Catherine Burkett
Dail
George W Tate
Challitter Stephens
Big
Tilltign
Bozeman
Ora Conway
Dillon Thure
Helena
Edwin Norrix
Thlion-From- Helena
Bert Orr
Berry
Whitlash
Mant
Satie’ Waldorf
Miss Tarrier
Auito Cottoingham
Yellowstone
Primary delegates chosen amid town events and fire
The Republican primary selected delegates for the county convention at the courthouse. A fire damaged the upper story of the Republican block, with a surveyor’s office and a night crew losing clothing and fighting the blaze. Local residents and visiting figures, including J. M. Conley and Bruce Wells, were noted in town business and political chatter.
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Tamorray
Lot & Cheatham
Nelson
O. J. Hawkins
Hawkins
J. Charles FL Dugnett
Ravalli
Washington
D. c
J. M. Conley
Nissouri
C. Fc
Williamson
Stevensville
Henry JL. Myers
Thompson
Bruce Wells
Death of Thomas Hoaben in Madison County
Thomas Hoaben, long resident of Twin Bridges and nearby community, died Friday morning at age 81. The cause was complications from sustained illness. He leaves several children and other relatives and was a well known figure in the county. The funeral arrangements were not available at press time.
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Specia
Thomas Hoaben
Chridren
Madison County
Olympia Brewery Move Reported to Shali Naw Building
A local notice states the Olympia Brewery office has relocated to the Shali Naw Building. The report mentions agreements with the Cocher Pork and Apigona treaty and notes John Mile as proprietor amid the changes.
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Olympia Brewery Fampaily
Shali Naw
Cocher Pork
Butte
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