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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1918

Page

12

Uncle Dick Sutton Returns To Montana Showbiz

Colonel Dick Sutton once ruled Montana theater circuits from Butte to Great Falls and built the Grand Opera House. After selling out years ago he retired to flowers, but boredom drew him back to open the Lulu Sutton theatre in Butte and revive his Tom Show legacy.

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Star pupil of Vernon Castle survives fatal crash tale

Edgar Bryce once danced under Vernon Castle and served in the British air corps. Both men were shot down in the same hour during World War I, Castle dying in Texas and Bryce wounded at German lines but surviving after a crash at 2000 feet. Bryce, now recovering in Butte, performs occasionally in Columbia Gardens.

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Glacier park naturalist turns photographer of peaks to seek aviation role

A. J. Thiri, longtime National Park Service man in Glacier Park, now offers his wildlife photography to Uncle Sam as an aviation photographer. He retires from the service, awaits orders, and maintains Thiri's Aerial View Service in Polson for postcard sales of wild animals and mountain scenes.

A. J. Thiri National Park Service Glacier Park Thiri Rockies Polson

Candidate pledges wartime service and charity in Musselshell county

A candidate for county nomination promises four hours daily in Red Cross rooms, vows to remit all government war work fees, and donate 40 dollars to a new flagpole fund. He also asserts he has never smoked.

Musselshell Red Cross

State Fair Funds War Savings Stamps Contest for Montana Women

The state will pay all expenses for two Montana women from each county who sell the most thrift stamps and war savings certificates from now until September 5. A melon cutting contest at the fair, initiated by Paul R. Flint, will distribute a large melon to 86 women. The top two collectors in each county win trips to the state fair with all expenses paid. Harry W. Turner along with a $500 prize pool will reward the four largest totals during state fair week with $200, $150, $100 and $50.

War Thrift Montana Paul R. Flint Malta War Savings Helena Return Harry W. Turner Butte Flint Ensign Miracle War Savings Organizations

Singapore Jake the Dark Arts Exponent in Montana Legend

The piece recalls Singapore Jake, Montana’s early clairvoyant, famed in the 1870s for hoodoo lore and love advice. It recounts his showdown with Marty McGraw over the Kelly diamond, Jake swallowing both stones and fleeing toward the mountains with a posse in pursuit.

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Faith Makes First Voyage From San Francisco to Seattle

The concrete ship Faith completed its initial voyage from San Francisco to Seattle under the Lloyds Register survey. It faced rough seas but reported no water in the hold and only hairline cracks in the walls as weather evidence.

A. H. W. McNab Lloyds Register Faith San Francisco Seattle

Kelly diamond sinks with Montana clairvoyant

Jake plunges from the saddle into Scudder lake on a remote trail. Three watchers glimpse the fall and the Kelly diamond vanishes with him. The lake yields no trace, as the legend of Montana's first occultist ends with a fatal plunge and a cursed gem.

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