Union Meetings Held in Dillon Led by Dr. Ray Palmer
Special union meetings led by Dr. Ray Palmer of Portland Oregon opened Sunday in Dillon at the Methodist church with about 35 members signing cards for Christian living. Palmer, a Baptist, has spoken at Forsyth Belgrade Phillipsburg Helena Butte and is part of the Evangelist committee. Meetings run daily at the Baptist and Methodist churches through March 15 with a large chorus and sermons on topics including The Four Corners The Great Shipwreck and The Deity of Jesus Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Palmer
Portland
Oregon
Methodist Church
Dillon
Palmer
Baptist Church
Methodist
Jefferson City
Kirksville
Chillicothe
Stockton Col
Ore
Jess
J. Wilber Chapman
New York City
The
Presbyterian Church
Montana
Forsyth
Belgrade
Phillipsburg
Helena
Butte
Europe
America
Four Cornera
Jesus Christ
Hell
February Weather in 1906 Shows Mild Mean and Early Spring Signs
The article notes February 1906 as milder than average with a mean temperature of 23.7 degrees, a 0.25 inch precipitation total, and 1.2 inches of snowfall. It records robin and song sparrow sightings on the 18th and 27th blue birds, wild geese, and a predominantly southwesterly wind trend, alongside a comparison to February 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EK. Monroe
U. S. Weather Bureau
Last Lecture of the Normal College Course
The final Normal College lecture featured Dr. S H Clark of the University of Chicago giving a recitation from Stephen Phillips Ulysses to a large audience. He later spoke to students on reading and literature interpretation with praise for his artistry and hoped for another visit by Clark and Miss Newlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
S. H. Clark
University of Chicago
Clark
Norma) College
Misa Newlin
Dillon
H. H. Swain
Bond Opinion Declares Deaf and Dumb Asylum Bonds Void
Attorney General A J Galen issues a Saturday ruling for Governor Toole that a 45000 issue of 6 percent bonds tied to the deaf and dumb asylum laabd grant is void, classed with the state normal college bonds previously ruled invalid by the supreme court. He holds the Montana school for the deaf and blind is a state institution of learning and thus bonds are void. The opinion argues the bonds are issued for a state institution yet the law refers to a different entity, defining the institution’s purpose as teaching English to the deaf and dumb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen
Montana School For the Deaf and Blind
A. J. Galen
Toole
State Normal College
Supreme Court
Montana
School For the Deaf and Blind
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
A Charming Musical by Methodist Ladies at Mrs Andersons
The Methodist church ladies hosted a Friday musical at Mrs A L Andersons with Prof E S Luce directing a program of vocal and instrumental numbers by Prof Robbins Mrs Robert Boone Miss Durnford Ruby Simpson Bessie Clark Zetta and Montana Gilbert Over sixty attendees enjoyed choice refreshments including cake pineapple sherbet and coffee served by Mesdames Beardsley Johnson L Forrester Morse Lines Clarke and Haines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
A. L. Anderson
E. S. Luce
Prof. Robbins
Robert Boone
Missen Durnford
Ruby Simpson
Bessie Clarx
Zetta
Montana Gilbert
Mesdames Beardsley- Johnson
7. L. Forrester
Maggie Morse
Mary Lines
W. G. Clarke
Betsy Haines
Large Party of Small Folks Honors Hollie Staudaker
A large gathering of children celebrated Hollie Staudaker’s third birthday last Friday afternoon with games and refreshments. Fern Andrus, Katy Staudaker, and Margaret Nealen served ice cream, sugared doughnuts, and cake with three candles, while the youngsters enjoyed the treats and shared in the festive cake moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Hollie Staudaker
Fern Andrus
Katy Staudaker
Margaret Nealen
May Shoenborn
Helen McCann
Wilma Weiser
Anita Stamm
Cecil
Claudis Canteberry
Coretta
Lorence Banks
Wilma
Nick Andrus
Della
Dolly Swartz
Mae Henneberry
Frieda Robb
Hallie Howes
Anna
Ruth Ennis
Phylis
Thelma Knapp
Dorothy Brundage
Ramona Quackenbush
Elizabeth Luce
Fred Standaher
Willie
Victor Standaher
Theodore Jacobs
Leo Kaiser
Dan Jewell
Paul Fishburn
Erick Ellenbaugh
Pardon Granted to Youth in Gallatin County Case
Lieutenant Governor Norris acting as governor during Governor Toole’s absence issues a pardon for Arthur Ross. Convicted July 20 1905 of assault in Gallatin district court and sentenced to 18 months in the penitentiary. Pardon cited youth, judge and jury foreman recommendations, and need to assist his mother. subject to board of pardons approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Toole
Arthur Ross
Ross
Gallatin County
Board of Pardons
Bozeman Schools to Receive Flags From Women’s Relief Corps
The Women’s Relief Corps has prepared a flag for every Bozeman public school and will present them during the G A R state encampment in the city. The Gallatin county high school will receive a handsome flag from the national patriotic instructor of the G A R for use in parades and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
Bozeman
Gallatin County
Flags to High Schools Inspire Patriotism Initiatives
Flags to high schools began last year with Dillon as the first recipient near the G. A. R encampment site. The program aims to spark patriotism and instill a sense of national pride in every young American student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Baseball Dispute Sparks Supreme Court Writ
Virginia City and Sheridan clash over a $25 game expenses dispute from Miner's Union Day. The supreme court issued an alternative writ to Judge Callaway to show cause why the writ should not be made permanent. A Pony justice of the peace awarded $20. appeal timing is disputed. The case returns April 2 for argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City
Sheridan
Supreme Court
Callaway
Minere’ Union
Justice of the Peace
Pony
District Court
Mrs Dudley of Big Hole Dies After Stroke
Mrs. Dudley mother of Mrs. Joseph E. Shaw of Bristow died Sunday February 25 after a paralysis stroke received last Thursday. Remains were taken to Malad Idaho for burial with Mr and Mrs Shaw and the two sons Dave and Tom Thomas of Malad accompanying. She had suffered three paralytic strokes and was sister of Bristow postmaster D E Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley
Joseph E. Shaw
Bristow
Malad
Ida
Shaw
Dave
Tom Thomas
Dr J H Stephens Osteopathic Physician Ad
Dr J H Stephens osteopathic physician with office and residence at Morse and Washington streets. Hours 9 a m to 4 p m and by appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Stephens
Morse and
Washington
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BOND
Beaverhead
Stetson
Eliel Brothers
Mrs Dudley
Big Hole
Arrow
M. M. Co
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