Warren A Booster For Judith Basin
Gen Charles S Warren praised Central Montana and the Judith basin after returning from Lewistown. He cited vast wheat lands, noted railroad development by the St Paul road, and projected grain elevators, water tanks, and sidetracks as boosting eastern and central Montana commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Warren
Central
Montana
Judith Basin
Lewistown
Society of Montana Pioneers
St. Paul
Wheat Belt
Reid's At Cripple Creek Headlines Broadway Showing
The press agent touts Hal Reid's melodrama At Cripple Creek as a master piece with natural plot and dramatic climaxes. Manager Arington's Strong metropolitan company presents the production at the Broadway theater on Friday Oct 2 with complete scenery and effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Reid
Cripple Creek
Arington
Metropolitan
Wool bunting flags offered with subscription deal
All wool bunting flags stitched double, 46 stars on both sides with zigzag stitch. Hem reinforced with heavy tape to prevent fraying. Brass grommets and strong headings. Free with each $10 advance subscription to the Standard. Orton Bros. 219 North Main offers planes or organs and John Mitch at Lodge saloon West Park advertises good cold beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitch
Lodge Saloon
West Park
Ed Green Fined Forty Dollars for Fighting in Police Court
In police court yesterday Ed Green received a 40 dollar fine for fighting and contemplates whether to pay or serve time in city jail. Harold Lloyd, alleged gang leader, is sent to the county attorney with a recommendation to pursue incorrigibility. Magrener and Sears, held on suspicion, were discharged. Fay Dwyer and May Davis, accused of touching a visitor for 10 dollars, were released as the witness declined to testify. Bonds returned. Pierce and Smalley case continued for a week. Two intoxicated men at McGowan's bar appeared, dismissed, and sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Green
Harold Lloyd
George Magrener
Charles Sears
Fay Dwyer
May Davis
Howard Pierce
VY. Smalley
Mrs Della Shirkey Returns to Manage Whitmore's Baths
Mrs Della Shirkey announces her return to Butte to head the ladies department at Whitmore's Turkish baths 48 East Broadway. She previously ran baths at Pt Stone Springs and promises a large patronage. Bell phone 1 762 Ind 6 234 Oct 1 opening studio door A 122 N Main Street Carnival day O J Cravam artist
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Della Shirkey
Butte
Whitmore’s
Turkish Baths
East Broadway
Shirkey
Pipestone Springs
Bell
Ind
Main Street
O. J. Cravam
Uncle Sam seeks 000 cavalry horses in Montana sales drive
Major Henry T. Allen, in charge at Fort Yellowstone, says Uncle Sam needs 10 carloads of cavalry horses and 10 small riding horses. He favors colts 3-4 years old, 15 hands 1 inch to 15 hands 2 inches, and looks for thoroughbreds and standardbreds. Miles City will host buyers Friday with more Montana points likely to be visited later.
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Uncle Sam
Montana
Butte
Maj
Henry T. Allen
Fort Yellowstone
Miles City
Prohibition Party Names County Ticket at Corvallis
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports a mass meeting in Corvallis where the prohibition party chose D. R. Frogge for sheriff D. R. Baughman for county clerk and recorder R. S. Logan for clerk of court and Corb Calkins referenced as CORB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Hamilton
Prohibition Party
Corvallis
D. R. Frogge
D. R. Baughman
Logan
Corb
Calkins
County Commissioner Candidate Henry Grover Possible Acceptance
Attorney confirms Henry Grover would accept as candidate for county commissioner while other offices remain vacant.
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Henry Grover
Postmasters Appointed in Cascade County
Sarah Whitaker is named postmaster at Monarch succeeding E D Dibble who resigned. Andrew Lemire is appointed postmaster at St Peter replacing C H Hollenback in Cascade county.
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The
Standard
Washington
Sarah Whittaker
Monarch
Cascade County
E. D. Dibble
Andrew Lemire
St. Peter
C. H. Hollenback
Merchants' National Bank of Billings Approved for Charter
The treasury department approved the application to organize the Merchants' National Bank of Billings with capital of 250000. Applicants include L A Marlow of Helena and others named as partners in Billings and Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Washington
Treasury Department
Merchants’ National Bank of Billings
Capital
L. A. Marlow
Helena
R. BR. Shepherd
Ww. H. Rowley
I. D
O'Donnell
C& M. Bair
Billings
Midweek Matinee Day At Orpheum Theater
Midweek matinee day at the Orpheum draws a houseful audience with a strong bill praised as one of the best ever offered. Local theater-goers attend in large numbers and the afternoon performances are described as delightful. The piece mentions Fosselman’s Golden “ar and 12 year sell of a product at 143 K Park and references a noted artist at 192 North Main Street.
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Orpheum Theater
Orpheum
Butte
N. Main Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren
rOs
Dakota
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
St. Paul Road
Reid
Orton Bros
North Main Street
Redfern Whalebone
Pedfern- Oellien
L. G. Stebbins
Chicago
Redfern
Hennessy
Express
Lor
Zoe
Acorn
America
Lice Court
McGowan's
Directoire
Acornee
Acornes
Seth
Mt i
Atlas Acorn Steel
Aurora Acorn Steel
Vietor Acorn Steel
Vietor
Acorn Steel
Dover
Fosselman’s
K. Park
Doctors
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