Montana Exposition Dollar Day Planned for May Ninth
Montana Exposition Commission seeks funds for San Francisco show by selling copper bronze coins in state banks and through Frank Hazelbaker. The coins bear the Montana seal on one side and the exposition seal on the other. Citizens urged to buy for one dollar to support a strong nationwide display.
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Bitter Root Big Hole road contracts approved by secretary
The Bitter Root Big Hole road project received approval with contracts signed April 24. Clifton & Applegate of Spokane will build most of the road at an estimated total cost of 30 000 dollars with funds shared by the forest service Beaverhead Ravalli counties and local citizens. Construction should start within a week and aims for completion by summer 1915.
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Big Hole Valley
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al Kissman
Charles L. Lawrence
Clifton & Applegate Company
Spokane
Montana
Trail Creek
Memory of Musician Honored
Karl Riedelsberger noted musician and violinist died February 22 in San Diego California. Born February 28 1871 in Koenigsberg Prussia he studied under Brode Sauret Stern and played first violin with Berlin theaters Thomas orchestra and Rosenbecker Chicago. He directed violin programs at multiple schools and founded the Riedelsberger String quartet. He married Elsa Scharfebrg in 1910 and was laid to rest in San Diego with Brother Masons assisting.
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Emile Sauret
Berlin
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Berlin Theater and Philharmonic
Riedelsberger String Quartet
Iowa Music Teachers
Seattle lighthouse tower latest world’s tallest west of the Mississippi
The May Popular Mechanics feature highlights a Seattle construction, a 450 foot beacon rising 21 story main building plus a 12 story tower and two basement levels. The foundation rests on 1,276 piles with 4,000 barrels of cement and 1,000 tons of steel used. The completed tower will support a lantern reaching the equivalent of 42 stories and will be lit around the clock to aid mariners navigating Puget Sound.
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Popular Mechanics
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