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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
8
Men and boys shoes offered with prices for various styles including mule skin elk outing gunmetal and dress shoes. Also list of white Mary Jane pumps and canvas strap pumps with prices plus a selection of ties shirts and other apparel items.
The World Film Corporation presents The Warning at the Auditorium Theatre on Sunday May 28. A beautiful story well told, featuring a notable cast in a refined production.
Fragments indicate the ongoing serial The Strange Case of Mary Page begins on Friday June 2 with a note that the description will appear next week. The page hints at introduction of Mary Page and her mysterious case.
The notice announces weekly film scheduling with Paramount BRAY cartoons shown on Sundays and Paramount Picto graph features on Thursdays across the schedule.
A light dialogue between a young author and an editor in Buffalo News humor, as the author reads a fake animal tale and the editor quips about a woodchuckle from the woodchuck.
Clerk and Recorder John E Cameron seeks renomination in the August primary. State Senator candidate in Sweet Grass County seeks Republican nomination for August 29 1916 primary. County Attorney candidate to be chosen by Republican electors at the August primary. Boozer Hardware advertises barb wire sales and low prices.
The Battle Cry of Peace drew over 1,000 attendees at the Broadway theater in Butte with strong cheers during key moments. audiences hailed the finale with The Star Spangled Banner and a Wilson portrait as the National Security League lauded the production as the town’s greatest attraction.
Mrs. Carl Bievar from Livingston searched for a residence with her son and sister while her husband began a position at Ellingson garage. Rev. Henry C. Vanderbeek departed on No. 41 to Bozeman to attend the installation of Rev. Charles W. Harris as pastor of the Bozeman Presbyterian Church.
We thank friends for their kindness during the sickness and death of our darling boy Willie and for the lavish floral offerings. He is gone but not forgotten. Yours in love, Mr. and Mrs. R F Braughton and family.
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