Quiet Wedding Sealed in Butte for Dillon Pair
Miss Jennie Jones and Mr. Arthur Conger were quietly married at 8:30 PM in Butte. The ceremony at the Tucker home was officiated by Rev. FE Greenveld with close friends and relatives present. The couple will honeymoon in Great Falls before settling on South Pacific street in Dillon.
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Jennie Jones
Arthur Conger
Dillon
Butte
Earl Tucker
East
Aluminum Street
FE. J. Greenveld
Presbyterian Church
Ethel Jones
Jay Holtz
Great Northern
Great Falls
Ray Stone
Conger
South Pacific Street
Madison County
J. F. Wiksdal
Beaverhead
Madison
James Conger
Ontario
Canada
Ben Kohl Wins Car Ride at Scenic Theatre Drawing
A large crowd gathered at the Scenic theatre for a prize drawing on a frosty Saturday night. Ben Kohl held the winning number for a free automobile ride while Mrs Smith won a five pound candy box and Mrs Ralph Winchester received a water set. Manager Earl Wheat previews leading actors to engage patrons with moving picture drama.
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Scenic Theatre
Ben Kohl
Smith
Ralph Winchester
Earl Wheat
The
Mr. Gilbert Maxwell Anderson the Most Known Motion Actor
The piece proclaims Gilbert Maxwell Anderson as the best known motion picture actor living. It highlights his fame through widespread photographs seen by millions daily and notes his roles as a cowboy lover a sheriff and a prospector in California gold fields.
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Taft
Gilbert Maxwell Anderson
California
Essanay Westerns filmed on real western landscapes
Mr. Anderson produces Essanay Western pictures in the West, among mountains or plains. He travels with nearly forty people, private cars, portable studios and a compact plant. They set up in the desert with full equipment for making moving pictures.
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Mr. Anderson
West
Receipts and Prices In South Omaha Stock Market 1911
Cattle receipts reach 80 656 hogs 27 958 sheep 98 755 for the week with comparisons to last year. Trade noted as unsatisfactory due to oversupply and weak eastern markets though range beeves and best cows hold value. Prices for cattle range from 4 50 to 8 00 with quality and weight dictating, while calves bulls and feeders show steady or better demand.
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South Omaha
Fed
Episcopal service at St James Church next Sunday
The Rev. C W MacWilliams will conduct morning and evening services at St James church next Sunday. He asks all members to attend the morning service for a vital sermon. Sunday school is at 9 45 with a catechetical session before closing. Parish social in Guild hall Tuesday at 7 30, admission free, all welcome.
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C. W. MacWilliams
St. James’ Church
Mrs B P Wells Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. B. P. Wells, an elderly Dillon resident born August 28 1842 in Bushkill Pennsylvania, died Tuesday morning at her Kentucky avenue home after a stomach cancer fight spanning months. She leaves husband B P Wells seven children four sons and one daughter Martha Coach of Wyoming. Funeral at two today at the Wells residence with Rev Jesse Lacklen conducting. burial in Mountain View cemetery. Two sons Charles and Lewis Wells are Dillon residents.
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3. P. Wells
Gum Reaper
Martha Coach
Wyoming
Dillon
Charles
Lewis Wells
Stanley
John Wells
Custer
Wells
Kentucky Avenue
Jesse Lacklen
Methodist Church
Mountain View
Manse Society Entertainment Friday At Home
The Manse Society invites members and friends to an afternoon program on Friday November 17 at the home of Messrs A S Rife B N Stevenson and N H K Stone. German songs and recitations in German English dialect will be performed followed by a German menu. Admission is twenty five cents.
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Manse Society
Messines A. S. Rife
B. N. Stevenson
N. HK. Stone
Mary Hester Phillips
van Dot
Isabelle Christman
Miss Bishop
Margaret Edie
Lorelei
Jardine and Lamont
Alma van de Walk
Old Timer A H Odell Dies in Los Angeles
Obituary notes the death of A H Odell in Los Angeles last Friday. Odell was a longtime figure in the Bannack mining camp where he prospected and mined. He operated the Faithful mine and sold it for about $50 000 before departing the district.
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Los Angeles
Mr. Odell
Beaverhead
Bannack
A. H. Odell
Frank Porter
White
Montana
Governor Tells Dairymen to Be Clean
Helena November 138. Montana dairy and creamery leaders meet with the state board of health to ease misunderstandings of the new regulations. Governor Norris calls for reasonable measures, favoring clean herds but opposing undue hardship. Committee proposes replacing four square feet window rule with well lighted barns and keeping milker hand cleanliness.
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Helena
Montana
State Board of Health
W. C. Whaley
Townsend
J. O. Donohue
Bozeman
T. D. Tuttle
Edwin J. Norris
Dance in New School House Near City
A grand ball will be held next Thursday evening November 16 at the new beachside school house five and a half miles east of the city. Admission is $1 for men, free for women. proceeds support the building. Music under Prof. Roland Howell. Tickets available at J Robert Morton’s store.
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Roland Howell
J. Robert Morton
Senator Gore Next Attraction in Dillon Auditorium
Next Wednesday November 22 the Normal entertainment course presents United States Senator Thomas P. Gore the Oklahoma s first senator The Blind Demosthenes will speak on Social Duty and argue for welcoming aliens while urging harmony with citizens He travels Tuesday through the Rockies and spreads warm weather followed by rain and snow in the north and colder air in the north half of the country
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United States
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Ife
Congress
Ilis
Demosthenes
Dillon
Rocky Mountains
Middle West
Postal Telegraph Co Wins Its Fight
New York public service commission rules in favor of Postal Telegraph Co over Western Union. It orders Western Union to stop illegal charges for adding extra words to messages and to extend equal facilities to all customers, noting no distinction between competitors. The ruling could influence independent telephone company access and save Postal money.
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New York
Public Commission of
New York State
Postal Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
Public Service Commission
Public Service Corporation
Bell
Government Says Winter Is Here
The Weather Bureau forecast notes a week of pronounced weather changes and low temperatures across the nation. A midwestern cold wave will push eastward to produce the season's lowest readings, while a Pacific coast disturbance moves inland bringing stormy conditions early in the week.
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Washingon
Weather Bureau
Middlewest
North Pacific
Montana Dream and Destiny in the Great West
A prospective portrait of Montana as a vast industrial frontier. It extols mineral wealth soil fertility and water power while arguing human energy and dry land farming can unlock vast resources. The piece cites 1910 as the driest year in thirty and 1911 as a fair year validating reclamation efforts.
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Montana
Union
Commonwealths
Nature
American Desert
Miui
Secretary Fisher Allows Partial Relinquishment on Irrigation Lands
Secretary Fisher today announced a policy allowing settlers on government irrigation projects who owe more than they can pay to relinquish part of their land and credit payments to the retained area. A second relinquishment is allowed if still overburdened, with a minimum hold of 10 acres. The aim is to encourage intensive cultivation and preserve deserving settlers from losing holdings due to non payment. prior deadlines extending payments were adjusted, and further extension was granted.
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Washington
Fisher
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South Omaha Stock’ Market
Episcopal Church
B. P. Wells
Priday
Esther Thomas
Rhein
Mrs. Clark
Bernard Williams
Miss Remiley
New School House
Senator Gore
Postal Telegraph CO
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