Judge Conger Returns from Grand Army Visit to Dillon
Judge Everton J. Conger accompanied by his daughter Mrs. Jos B Poindexter will return to Dillon after attending Grand Army sessions. He led the detachment that killed Booth and served as a Montana territorial judge. He owns rare Civil War era souvenirs including a London Crystal Palace badge and medals from West Virginia and the First District of Columbia Cavalry. Mrs Annie Bothwell dies in Anaconda at 49 with six children and family plans a Monday funeral.
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Everton J. Conger
Jos. B. Poindexter
Dillon
Grand Army
Booth
Abraham Lincoln
Montana
Madigan
Gallatin
Dakotas
Crystal Palace
London
America
W. W. Dudley
United States
Conger
Mr. Dudley
London Fair
Lincoln
Grand Army of the Republic
West Virginia
Virginia
W. V
Winchester
Sheridan
Third Regiment Cavalry
Judge Conger
First Cavalry
D.C
First District Columbia Cavalry
Buffalo
Denver
Annie Bothwell
East Sixth Street
Bothwell
New Brunswick
Canada
Anaconda
The New Black Crook At the Dillon Theatre April 20
Miller and Plohn present a revived The Black Crook with a modernized plot. The three act show features Hertzog the Cook Rudolph and Amina with a large chorus and vaudeville acts. The dramatic cast includes Pierce Welp Gordon Bell Lang and other principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Theatre
Mesare
Miller and Plohn
America
Hertzog
Bozeman College Hosts Parlor Party for Agricultural Band
Bozeman Normal College girls entertained the Agricultural band boys last Wednesday at Normal hall. Twenty two guests of honor and twenty Normal ladies attended. The evening featured a Primary Methoda class, tin horn music, vocal solos, and humorous speeches. Toasts by Miss Bower and Mr Fisher were followed by responses from Professors Currier and Clark.
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Normal
Bozeman Girls
Normal College
Agricultural Band
Dean Hopper
Hoatessea
Chas, Fisher
Snowfall Report Shows March Snow Near Normal With Northeastern Excess
The bulletin notes March snow largely near normal across the state with a notable excess in northeastern counties where ground was covered from three to fifteen inches. Improved conditions in several basins are cited, while dry ground will absorb remaining snow and reduce river runoff.
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Missoula
Flathead
Main Range
Bear Paw
Little Rocky Mountains
Milk River
Gallatin
Yellowstone
Jefferson River
Big Hole Mountain
A. W. Elmer
Basin
Louisa
Sponheim
Dillon
G. RB. Featherly
Items of interest clipped from The Breezes
John T. Orr overhauled C. H. Strowbridge’s auto for the season. John B. Tope left on a month’s visit to Wahlington relatives. Jorgen Jorgenson and riders drove 100 head of beer steers to Buite. John Hendrickson shipped 400 Woodworth steers and 200 via Ira B. Walker east. F J Frazier shipped about 600 steer to Anaconda before coast shipment. Oscar McVay Hank Dean Dade Stephen Wm Woody and Matt Peppard led the cattle. C Murphy of Anaconda closed sale for Frazier. Hana Jorgenson rode and was bucked off, bruising a leg. Jorgenson soon about again. C H Strowbridge left for Cable district near Anaconda on mining property, Frazier accompanied to supervise cattle shipment. John T Orr traveled to Divde by county seat.
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John Hendrickson
Salt Lake
Woodworth
Ira B. Walker
Bedrock
Co. C. Murphy
Anaconda
F. J. Frazier
Hana Jorgenson
Jame Hans
C. H. Strowbidge
John T. Orr
Divde
Peat
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E. J. Conger
Black Crook
U S
Milwaukee
Ss. S. Patterson
Bannack St
Falblatz Brewing CO
Bozeman Boys
Eliel Brothers
Wayne ‘Hosiery
Moline
Dart Hbw. Co
John Deer
Pittsburg
Big Hole Basin
C. H. Strowbridge
John B. Tope
Tope Bros
Wahlington
Jorgen Jorgenson
Hangen Company
Will Lovell
Roy Callen
Buite
Car‘Bros
Tacoma
Oscar McVay
Hank Dean
Dade Stephen
Wm. Woody
Matt Peppard
Boston
Jace
W.C.T. U. Society
White Ribbon Shoe Company
Reminares Neve
Golden Rule
Karl Riedelsberger
T. J. Mulany
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