Missoula to get a great new theatre amid many Montana notes
The state's papers report Missoula plans a large new theatre while a burst of Montana news covers mining work at Kendall, postmasters named in Chimney Rock and Castle, Missoula war veterans encampment in Anaconda, And lots of local events from Billings to Dawson and Helena.
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Anaconda
Billings
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
William L. Bull
Mr. Bull
A. H. Broughton
New York
H. H. Rogera
William Rockefeller
J. E. Judson
E. C. Bogret
George H. Church
John D. Ryan
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Missoula
Ekalaka
Marion Alexander
Chimney Rock
George Fleming
Kendall
Billinga
United States Army
Joseph S. Lutts
Winston
The
Montana and Madison Mining Company
Joliet
Isaac M. Hensley
Castle
Meagher County
Phillipsurg
Holy Rollers
Congress
Lombard
Butte
Milwaukee
Columbus
Hazeman
That City
Harry
Weather Bureau
Miles City
Dawson County
Havre
Laure
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Fergus County
Gemmell
Oakland
Hugh Wilson
Gallatin County Bar Association
George D. Pease
H. B. Law
Justin M. Smith
August Nash
Bear Creek
Fort
William Henry Harrison
Big Horn Battlefield
Perry H. Kennerly
Great
William S. Robertson
Fred Burdette
Hamilton
Oscar Hill
Missouri
Bozeman
Fakir Haa
Helena
Alex Milne
Prisun
Donlan
Gardiner
Yellowstone Park
Swede
Murphy
Butte City
Dick Dwyer
State Penitentiary
Dwyer
Red Lodge
Electric Light Company
W. A. Allen
J. R. Widmeyer
Glendive
Mr. Widmeyer
Independent
Thomas Stack
R. P. Smith
Montana Wesleyan University
Kansas Wesleyan University
Salina
Smith
Montana University
Fay
Jackson
Forsyth
Seattle
Chicago
Seattle Athletic Club
France
Sugar City
National Forest
C. H. Adams
Adams
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
State Agricultural College
Assembly Hall
Yoder
Tongue River Company
Indiana
Sydney Lanner
Joseph Slatt
Baro Christopher Springer
Delaware
Wilminton
Point of Rocks
Anderson
Stationery
Dunn's
Bradstreet’s
the Examiner
Eepee
D. E. Burley
D. S. Spencer
Salt Lake City
Utah
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