Masonic Grand Lodge In Annual Session Concerted Call
The Masonic Grand Lodge opened its annual session in the Masonic Temple. Officers and delegates attended as new business and memorials dominated proceedings. A leader memorialized was Carneling Sedges, longtime Montana Grand Secretary, with badges worn in his memory. The poetry of speeches honored the late secretary and a resolution backed the Hague peace commission. The session will continue with officer elections and further degree work.
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Bs Mit
Masanle
Montana
Carneling Sedges
Gram Lodge
Helena
Hedges
Bute
Lo & Sept
Theodore Brantly
Iwan
Col
Nolan
Grand Lodge
Peace Commission
The
Hague
Roosevelt
Helen
Butte Chapter
Nork
Hiethren
Death of Judge Humphrey Mise Mleanoy Tonpliry
A long obituary notes the death of Judge Humphrey Mise Mleanoy Tonpliry a former member of the Kit railroad commission appointed by the governor. Survived by wife Adele Wantrey and several daughters, the judge had been ill for some time but his passing was unexpected. The notice mentions his career and recent honorary trust positions.
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Mleanoy
Ap Boelish
Vapela
Sears
Kit Railroad Commission
Adele Wantrey
Wentather Gt
Thinned Nurse Histovers and Coffee Remedies
A disjointed account describes a nurse’s thinned condition and attempts to use coffee and Postum as remedies. It notes headaches, indigestion, and digestive flow issues, with mentions of serving coffee with cream and references to Postum as a beverage option.
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Amd
Artik
Wikesharre
Peetu
Corious
Wellville
Romance ends in Tacoma begun in Philippines
Disjointed notice reports a romance starting in the Philippines and ending in Tacoma. It mentions Mr Parker of Baker Creek and Miss Ada Dour, with a wedding celebrated after the arrival of a singer Shawna. Funeral for Mie Downes noted for the sister, and references to local residents in Baker and Maker Cr. Rowney.
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Tacoma
Philippines
Spokane
Taam
Elise
Ada Dour
Mayihl
Tawaerd Parker
Baker Clay
Parker
Regen
Withlie Seheals
Baker
Lee Piurker
Espemany
Rowney
Mie
Downes
Helen Gould's Protégé who Saved Many Lives
An article from the Salt Lake Inter-Mountain Republican highlights Leroy Dixon, a young boy who spotted a danger in the Rocky Mountains and signaled to warn others. He waved a bright red handkerchief to alert nearby people, aiding in preventing a rock slide. The piece notes his bravery as he traveled toward a farm shop in Hinckley and recounts the rescue effort that followed.
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Salt Lake
Reputlican
Lanis
Hevey
Irv Dixon
Aiinteien
Ubnlight
Lerey
Rocky Mountains
Goulwill Farm
Hinckley
Mey
Aafefala
Leroy Wan
Ala Tafe
Rockwood
Colomekia
Ralmhng
Leenn
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L Butte
Rutty Commercial Bank
Hamilinn Street
Hennessy
Skinner
Susan 'S Tate
Jinitiey Wihlorewelahl
Wenners
Ind Hieweere
Portage
Springfield
Forest Mills
Wim
Jersey Pier
Paler
Vhildren
Stieciyt Prive
Lane Wan J
Erlen
Susan
Avielth
Ste Knox
New York
Madras
Moon
Priv
Manhattan
Stilan Sofk
Cariaent
C. S. Oxfords
Paige
Butte
Alice
Rueenabiens
Tibet
Oman
Pest
Ain
Trenton
Resmi
Tad
Willy Iit
Merlin
Htl
Evans Imad Hola
Helen Gould
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