Bozeman social scene features luncheon and party
Friday afternoon Mrs. James Forbis hosted a luncheon and card party for forty friends honoring her mother Mrs. J. C. C. Thornton of New York. Prizes included a cut glass rose bowl and fine dinner ware. The event supported Associated Charities with notable guests listed, and many local residents and visitors attended ongoing social gatherings across Bozeman including club reorganizations, outings, school officials, teachers, and visits by prominent locals to nearby towns.
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Witherspoon
St. Louis
Freund
Calkins
McBride
Harrington
Reed
Rothwell
Missouri
Newbro
Iowa
D. M
Saunders
J. K
McDonald
Corbett
John Davis
Sisley
Lloyd
Batterman
Busch
Leonard
Brophy
Baldwin
Tarbot
McHatton
Morgan
Lynch
Gully
Hennessy
White
Barker
Misses Foster
Thornton
Frances Thornton
Doings in Billings Gazette notes visitors and ball games
Sheridan visitor J C Nutt calls in on Billings as locals mingle with visitors from White Sulphur Springs and Red Lodge. The scene covers family visits to Yellowstone and Boulder river trips, a Miles City player among spectators, Remingtons in town, a Cody party, and a small local wedding with neighbors witnessing.
Notable Helena Visitors and Travelers Treaty in Bozeman Chronicle
Senator and Mrs. C. W. Hoffman visited Helena last week. Fred Fielding departed on Monday for an eastern purchasing trip. Charles Anceny went to Arizona to buy cattle. Miss Alene Anceny visited Manhattan with Mrs. Walter Edwards. Fred J. Williams left for the park to take in the sights. President Reid returned after touring lakes near Duluth. W. D. Flowers, ill in Manhattan, returned home and improves. Moe and Miss Wakefield came from Livingston to visit Mrs. Hoffman, while Mrs. Turner and son arrived from Butte for camping with the Wilsons. John B. Clayberg, Helena attorney, was in town on Tuesday. Dr. J. P. Johns, a Chicago dentist, arrived to assist in the office. Arthur Jones moved to Spokane and his wife will follow this week. Director Emery returned from California where he attended the Agriculturists’ national gathering. Mrs. Will W. White left for Missoula. Miss Christiana Morrison of Whitehall is visiting relatives in the city. Mrs. W. B. Burker returned home from Dillon after visiting her parents. Mr. Waltz of Waltz & Reece came up from near Glendive. he is engaged in rail...
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Serena
Wells
Longsinee
Dillon
Postmaster Warker
Walter Cooper
Wesday
Nemaber
Shaw
Prof. Shaw
Minneapolis
Bee Brothery
Geo. Kinkel, Sr
Weul
Gem Ruppert
New York
H.C. Benner
M Davidson
Wa Prowitt
Shields River
Ad. Walttth
Ann Arbor
Manhattan
G. Weaver
Riceville
Towa
D. Hybatter
Park
Northwe
Boseman
Northwestern
George Border
Los Angeles
George Wagington Boyce
Hoyce
Ennl MouNtins
Judge Blake
Helena
Montana
Jude
Bozeman
Alderson
Pree. Reid
Traphagen
Polar Kovh
Hig
Stanley
Phe
Hoje
Idaho
Belehan
Benjamin Frankin Hoover
Livingston Enterprise
Hoover
Livingston
Dr. Holmes
Boxeman
Holmes
Butte
W. L. Holloway
Sherman G. Phillips
McCoy
Kirkeville
Ambrose Hibbs
I. Quaw
Misa Maud Martin
J. P. Martin
Maurice Langhorne
Maurice
Burr Fisher
Elmer Ray
Blanche Mackengle
Dorothy Suprenant
Middle Creek
Emery
Professor Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Sutton
A. D. McPherron
Jesse BR. Weet
Annie E. Whitman
Willow Creek
Gallatin County
Sherman Phillips
Chronicle
C. W. Hoffman
Fred Fielding
Charles Anceny
Arizona
Alene Anceny
Walter Edwards
Fred J. Williams
President Reid
Duluth
W. D. Flowers
Moe
Miss Wakefield
Robert B. Turner and Son
Wilsons
John B. Clayberg
J. P. Johns
Chicago
Tudor
Arthur Jones
Spokane
California
Agriculturists
Will W. White
Missoula
Christiana Morrison
Whitehall
W. B. Burker
Thomas Loughridge
Waltz
Waltz & Reece
Glendive
Night desk reporters recall wild city calls and a late death lead
A veteran journalist recounts late night meetings with reporters in a bustling city, describing the tension of chasing a death notice. He recalls a dramatic incident where a window opened to reveal a stunned man, and other anecdotes of suspenseful rounds with undertakers, bells, and curious neighbors.
Honest Labor Bears a Lovely Face Hoax Ad
An old advertisement extols honest toil and pure blood as nation saving. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as America’s greatest medicine for the blood. A testimonial claims Hood's warms cold blood in hot weather and aids daily work.
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Hood
America
Nighttime memoir fragment in staircase escape scene
The speaker recalls a muddled recollection from a late night escape, unsure how they slipped away yet remembering guiding a wary figure to a staircase and helping him grip the banister to rise. A calm assurance follows before a man arrives and three others greet a magnate they had awaited.
The Sparrow's Bold Snack Stirs Park Gossip
A St James Park report recalls a peculiar scene where a wood pigeon is fed crumbs. A bold sparrow swoops, grabs the pigeon’s tail feather, and returns to its nest with the trophy. Onlooker Jahres quips that this tops the day, leaving a silence that follows.
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Totter
Tendon Times
St. James’ Park
Cost of Launching a Battleship Estimated High
A fragment notes the cost of launching a battleship running to about ten thousand dollars. It mentions the substantial weight of materials including five tons of tallow and over a ton of other substances used to persuade the ship to leave its cradle and slide into the water.
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Gene
Crae
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