Sermon On The Social Evil At St. Pauls Butte
Rev C A Rexroad urged suppression of brothels over segregation. He warned that education, licenses, and enforcement reduce prostitution better than banning it. He cited authorities upholding home purity and said society risks disease and ruin if vice grows unchecked.
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C. A. Rexroad
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Butte
Los Angles
Cal
Des Moines
Lincoln
Boston
Minneapolis
Wolves
Montana Hosts Gettysburg Delegates In Reunion Tour
Montana and neighboring states sent 20 Union and 10 Confederate veterans to recall the Civil War clash. The group traveled by special train from St. Paul, reflecting on future commemorations and state support for veterans' journeys.
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Gettysburg
Montana
Old
Union
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
James S. Smith
Helena
Fletcher van Orsdell
Collins
James C. Stuart
George A. Shay
Bozeman
Samuel Harshman
Kalispell
Casimir Kamber
Clancy
A. J. Kimball
Forsyth
Frank Buchanan
Billings
M. M. Lockwood
Fort Benton
Edwin A. Waterbury
Anaconda
Shirley
Ashby
Elena
Frank D. Brown
Phillisburg
M. D. Hortonberry
Stevensville
Edward Hease
Red Lodge
White Caffee
George I. Ingram
Samuel C. Marks
J. W. R. Moore
Marion
John P. Reins
Butte
J. J. Russell
Hamilton
County Commissioners Declare Bridge Across Big Hole Safe
Silver Bow and Beaverhead county officials including Professor George Craven and County Surveyor Feeney inspected the timber bridge over the Big Hole river. They found it safe for now, with minor repairs expected. Beaverhead plans about 4000 dollars in work to restore the structure, owned jointly by the counties.
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Silver Bow
George Craven
Feeney
Big Hole River
Beaverhead
Big Store at Leadore Burns to the Ground
Last Sunday night about 9 30 the leadore store of Loy H Lee burned with its stock of goods. The flames destroyed the building and its contents estimated at about 30000 dollars. Firefighters could not save the structure as cartridges and canned goods contributed to a cannonade through the night. George Johnson the clerk lost everything he had. Insurance details not yet settled. Leadore Standard reports the loss and community sympathy.
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Loy H. Lee
Mr. Lee
Lee
Pasoline
Geo. Johnson
Leadore
Community Picnic and Evening Dance Near Wise River
A neighborhood gathering featured a day of picnicking sports and fishing along the Wise river. In the grove near the station families contributed food and beverages for an ample feast followed by a barn dance with many local residents attending into the early hours.
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Wise ‘River
Wise River
Jones
George Dodgson
Ben Mallon
al Klein
John Lawrence
William Neill
Jerry Creek
Charles Pyles
Frank Ryan
John Lindsay
Butte
al Brubaker
Thomas Toner
Fred Dickey
al Hendrickson
Stella Young
Frank Armour
Reynolds Young
Mabel
Annie Friend
Dillon
Mary Franklin
James Aiken
William Dodgson
Ed Klein
Minerva Klein
Jessie Lawrence
Asbury Stein
William O’connell
Anaconda Standard
Sleeping car bedding innovation by Milwaukee Road
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway launches a new feature on its Southwest Limited trains between Chicago and Kansas City. White counterpanes or bedspreads replace heavy woolen blankets for summer comfort, with blankets kept in reserve for cooler nights. The reform aims to improve passenger comfort and make the sleeping car bed more inviting.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway Company
Real estate services advertise homesteads in Centennial valley
M W Bucy, real estate man of Lakeview Montana, offers free government land and water rich entries in Centennial valley. He buys and sells farms and ranches and invites listing of ranches for sale.
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Centennial Valley
M. W
Bucy
Lakeview
Mont
Restoration to Entry of Lands In National Forest
Lands totaling about 659 acres in the Beaverhead National Forest Montana will be opened for settlement and entry under homestead laws on August 18 1913 at Helena land office. Qualified pre1906 agricultural claimants retain a preference, with several specific parcels listed under various applicants including Nellie E Reneau Harry C Rutledge Michael Lasich O J Shell and Joseph P Stevens. John McPhaul Acting Assistant Commissioner of the General Land Office announces the process and parcel descriptions.
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Beaverhead National F Forest
Montana
United States
United States Land Office
Helena
M.M
Nellie E
Reneau
Jackson
Harry C. Rutledge
Wisdom
Forest Service
Michael
Lasich
Red
Perris
Armstead
Mit
Wis
O. J. Shell
Dillon
Homestead land notices for Beaverhead National Forest lands Montana
Public land entry notices announce settlement under homestead laws for 413.18 acres in Beaverhead area of the Missoula land office. Listings include Miss Marion Shenard, J. W. Davis, and J. E. Shandy with tracts totaling 249. (Note: OCR may mix figures. key points: preference rights for pre 1906 settlers, August 1913 deadline, land descriptions in sections and townships, and approvals by S V Proud)
Rules for Piano Contest at Olmsted Stevens on The Examiner
Voting ends August 4 1918 at 6 p m with results published weekly the next Wednesday. Nomination closes April 1 at 6 p m. Candidates must be nominated on Examiner ballots and adhere to entry rules. Voting rules include sources for coupons limits on who may vote and how votes are counted and stored.
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Examiner
Olmsted-Stevenson Co
Olmsted-Sevenson Co
Olmsted- Stevenson Co
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J. H. Sharpe
First National Bank
Continental Oil Company
Denver
Pueblo
Albuquerque
Cheyenne
Boise
Salt Lake City
Dillon Garriage
J. B. Mayfield
Washington and
Helena Streets
The
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
GEO
Metlen
P.O
Chas, Perry
Dillon Examiner
Huber Bros
Masonic Temple
Dillon, Mont
Beaverlead National Forest
Missoula
Marion Shenard
J. W. Davis
R. F. D. Box
Corvallis
Metes
J. E. Shandy
Bristow
V. Proud. Fit
General Land Office
Frank Hazelbaker
U.S
Idaho ST
W. S. Barbour
Dodds Transfer
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