Grand Falls Opera House Opens Historic Great Falls Landmark
Fifty years after Great Falls announced an opera house plan, the Grand theater opened January 4 1892 as a 115 by 60 foot building with a 1400 person capacity. The Canuck first played while Helena’s E. D. Weed spoke for residents, and the project drew Paris Gibson H O Chowen and other leaders toward a 100000 stock company to fund a 43000 building with 20000 already pledged.
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the Tribune
Thespis
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Oscar Cobb
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Cobb
J. K. Clark & Co
Paris Gibson
H. O. Chowen
T. E. Collins
A. E. Dickerman
C. M. Webster
J. H. McKnight
Charles Wegner
Ira Myers
Helena
Montana
Butte
United States
Powers & Davis
St. Paul
Medicine Lake
McKee Rankin
Daily Press
Kathie
Enea the
Curiosity Shop
Peet Ant Gee
St. Paul’s Episcopal Choir of
Fort Benton
William Hough
C. D. Crutcher
R. Stanley
J. C. Showell
Ezra Crane
G. ©. McFarland
Helen Murphy
Spain
Third Street
Victoria
Britain
Great Falls Opera House
J. K. Hesler
Oscar Vanderbilt
Fannie A. Sutton
Will Steege
Tome
Evelyn and Bobie Brodie bond amid hospital wait
Evelyn and her sister Jeanette wait in a hospital room as Bobbie Brodie undergoes surgery for a ruptured appendix. Discussions touch on fear, time, and marriage plans while memories of their first meeting and a chance park walk with Robert deepen Evelyn’s resolve.
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Evelyn
Jeanette
Martin
Heaven
Hell
Her
Mr. Brodie
Mr. James
Harry
Lillian
Brodie
Jim Harmon
Robert Brodie
James
England
Fifth Avenue
59Th Street
Park Avenue
Mrs. Brodie
Jersey City
Southeastern Montana Remounts Highlight Top Army Horses
Southeastern Montana and the Tongue Otter Creek and Powder River regions supply more good horses for the U S Army remount service than any northwest area. OttER creek near Ashland serves as a breeding center with horses from English imports developed into saddle stock. Prominent breeders include Luther Dunning and several Ashland and Miles City ranchers shaping half bred lines and remount stock for Army use.
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Tongue River
Otter Creek
Powder River
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Northwest
England
Otter Creek Country
Ashland
Oliver H. Wallop
Earl of
Portsmouth
Wallop
Luther Dunning
Dunning
Army
Miles City
Sun
United States Range Livestock Experiment Station
Kirk Badgett
George Brock
Red Tate
Daily Bros
Rufus Choate
Stacey
Waldo Lewis
Broadus
Sid Vollin
Joe Bradshaw
Butte Resident Emil Sauer Found Dead in Greenhouse Cellar
Emil Sauer a longtime Butte resident was found dead in a greenhouse cellar on Farragut avenue. Dr. Alfred Karsted ruled death from inhaling fumes of a cyanide solution used to kill insects. Sauer worked as a laborer at the greenhouse.
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Farragut Avenue
Alfred Karsted
Sauer
Mrs Jennie Johnson Cascade County Deputy Matron Dies
Cascade county deputy matron Mrs. Jennie Johnson died in a local hospital. A Helena native, she had lived in Cascade county for 50 years and was active in political circles. For many years she resided at Stockett and Evans.
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Jennie Johnson
Cascade County
Helena
Stockett and Evans
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