St Ignatius History From Montana Mission Town
The visit recounts St Ignatius as one of Montana's oldest missions, founded by Jesuit Fathers DeSmet and Hoecken near the Kalispel until 1864 relocation to Sinielemin valley near the Flatheads. Father Taelman, Gonzaga president and polyglot, describes the church, artworks, Ursuline convent, and Sisters of Charity hospital, plus local lore from Duncan MacDonald.
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M. E. Plassmann
DeSmet and
Hoecken
Kalispel
Pend d’Oraille River
Cusick
Washington
Sinielemin
Mission
Montana
St. Ignatius
Order of St. Ignatius
Ignatius Loyola
Mission House
L. Taelman
Father Taelman
Belgium
Father DeSmet
Gonzaga University
Clark
Taelman
Indian Sentinel
Father Palladino
Duncan MacDonald
Gonzaga
Missoula
Our
van Gorp
Church of
Ursuline Convent
Mother Perpetua
Pursulines
France
Quebec
New Orleans
Sisters of Charity
Flathead
Dixon
Algernon Blackwood
MacDonald
Pioneer editor of state passes in Whitehall Montana
John W. Pace a pioneer Montana journalist and longtime Montana State fair secretary died at Whitehall. He began as Missoulian city editor in 1889 and later edited the Jefferson Valley News and the Montana Stockman and Farmer. Pace also managed northwestern fairs and served as longtime state fair secretary. He is survived by his mother a brother and a sister.
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John W. Pace
Montana
Montana State Fair Association
Montana State Fair
Whitehall
Mr. Pace
Missoulian
Jefferson Valley News
Montana Woman
Russell Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Helena
Pace
Montana Stockman and Farmer
C. D. Greenfield, Sr
C. H. Reisenrath
Spokane
Washington
Association of Northwestern Fairs
Washington State Penitentiary
Walla Walla
Lesser Slave Lake
Alberta
Canada
New Daily in Montana The Evening Free Lance of Glen Dive
The Evening Free Lance of Glen Dive becomes Montana's 17th daily with editor J R Widmyer also publisher of the Montana Free Will Lance. Glendive, Daw son county seat, is a Northern Pacific division point and farming stock region. The Free Lance joined The Associated Press. A London woman sues her divorced former fiancé for breach of promise after he courted her again.
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Evening Free Lance
Glendive
Montana
J. R. Widmyer
Montana Free-Will- Lance
Dawson County
Northern Pacific Railway
Free Lance
Associated Press
London
Deaf Ears Catch The Slightest Sounds With Invention
Dictograph Products Corp offers a device claimed to let deaf people hear faint sounds and voices as if normal. They provide a 10 day free trial nationwide with no obligation or deposit and request name and address for delivery.
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Dictograph Products Corp
Market Street
San Francisco
Calif
America
G A R Encampment to Convene in Missoula in June
More than 600 delegates from seven patriotic organizations including the Grand Army of the Republic and the Foreign War Veterans will gather in Missoula June 14 through 16. The program features joint sessions, banquets, a grand parade, camp fire, military tactics, an army mess, a military ball, and a local auto tour.
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Missoula
Grand Army of the Republic
Women’s Relief Corps
Ladies of the Grand Army
United Spanish War Veterans
Ladies of the United Spanish War Veterans
R. T. Richardson
Anaconda
Liberty Theatre
Fourth Infantry
Report moisture in crop fields and irrigation statewide
County agents report reserve moisture in all tilled fields and waters are being turned into irrigation ditches across parts of the state. The Helena correspondent notes a committee recommendation to fully equip a surgical room at a state orphan's home and a pardon board may relieve Wong Fong of a fine.
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Pardon Board
Wong Fong
Helena
Karnak Heals Rheumatism Says Billings Mechanic
A. R. Davis of Billings Montana claims Karnak cured his rheumatic pains and digestion issues after five bottles. He describes severe back and shoulder pain since 1918 and says he now feels restored from head to foot. He urges readers to Insist on Karnak and lists local stores and priced at $1.10 per bottle.
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A. R. Davis
S. 29Th St
Billings
Mont
Mr. Davis
France
Karnak
Broadway Pharmacy
Model Rexall Stores
Great Falls
Parden Drug Co
Helena
Smith Drug Stores
Missoula
Butte
Anaconda
Montana crop outlook and state notices from Helena
The Montana crop report notes earlier water needs for fields and ongoing farm work amid hot winds. Sugar beet seeding and early plowing occur with showers in the west. Freeze recovery for Flathead fruit looks positive for a fair yield. A state orphanage inquiry recommends a surgical room, and governance actions set July discussions with Dr. Thorkelson. Authorities plan to restore quarantines, repeal mileage books, and promote farm health warnings.
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Montana Department of Agriculture
Extension Service
Corn
Flathead Lake
Sickness and Liver Health In Butte Druggist Study
A. B. Jensen of Butte promotes a liver health remedy and warns of toxins from clogged filters. He argues water filters and the liver share cleansing roles and that sluggish liver causes dullness bad breath indigestion and nervous fatigue.
McKain Nominated to Succeed Wife as Postmaster at Hureka
Will Succeed Wife Gale B McKain is named for appointment as postmaster at Hureka replacing Mordena C McKain who served 13 years. McKain has been an assistant in the office this past year.
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Gale B. McKain
Hureka
Mordena C. McKain
McKain
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