Lecture series at Baptist Church draws large audience
Prof. F A Thomas delivered the first talk of the eighth lecture course on Robert Louis Stevenson at the Baptist church last Friday. The stereopticon illustrations, featuring Stevenson's travels and Samoa, enhanced the session. Mrs Mulkern of Melrose sang two solos, drawing praise for her known excellence in Dillon.
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Excellent paper by Miss Huntsman on Artists and their Lives
Miss Bertha Huntsman of the Normal school delivered the Epworth League lecture last Sunday on art in general. Her paper titled An Excellent Paper Was the One Nead impressed the audience as one of the best readings since the league began the series months ago.
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City clears hobos and orders quick exit after arrests
Chief Stone arrested a man named Frank Wood for frequenting bad houses and living off fallen women. Police Magistrate Melton suspended charges to free the city of the nuisance, with Wood leaving on the first train. Earlier, Officer Oliver rounded up about six hobos who threatened passersby and forced them to depart town.
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Lessler Faces Bribery Charge After Belmont Victory
Montague Lessler, seventh New York district congressman and former rival of Belmont, is charged before the house naval committee with being offered a $5000 bribe to back extra submarine torpedo boats. The Republican, noted for a boyish look at 33, had previously defeated Perry Belmont in a dramatic election. his district leans Democratic, yet he won the seat over Timothy Sullivan previously.
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James Kirkpatrick Not Guilty In Great Falls Horse Case
The article reports James Kirkpatrick and his wife returning from Great Falls after a dispute over a horse sale. Arthur McCurray filed a warrant claiming a black horse was stolen, but Kirkpatrick showed a bill of sale proving purchase from Frank Carrier. The matter ended with no jail time. Invitations were issued for the wedding of J T Young and Nora Monahan on March 18 at the bride’s home. Mae Rich presided over a county teachers’ examination, with eleven examinees, ten of whom were women.
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Great Falls
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Arthur McCurray
Bloody Dick Creek
Frank Carrier
Big Hole
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J.T. Young
Nora Monahan
Washington and
Glendal Streets
Mae Rich
Court House
Thanks for kindness after our bereavement in 1903
The family of D. A. Morrison and Mrs. D. A. Morrison of Whitehall express heartfelt gratitude to friends in Dillon for support after the death of their daughter Christiana. Special thanks go to Mrs. Owsley for her tireless help during her illness.
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Christiana
Train routes expand to Chicago via UP and C M & St P
The Overland Limited now runs east through Union Pacific and Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul lines. Two other fine trains to Chicago via these routes operate daily. Williams, commercial agent for the railway, lists contact in Salt Lake City. Dowex Tarsuse sale advertised at Hughes & McCaleb, Jasper Hel son’s post office news stand, and Tribune Store.
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Chicago
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Second South St
Salt Lake City
Hughes & McCaleb’s
Jasper ‘Helson
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Tribune
Churches announce weekly services and events in town
The notice lists Sunday school and worship times for M E Church St James Church First Baptist Presbyterian Salvation Army and a Dooley Dooley romance note. It includes addresses pastors and service hours with Wednesday prayer and Sunday schools and youth activities.
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Idaho
Sebree Streets
Henry F. Cope
Junior Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
Dooley Letters Foil wit by Hennessy in Chicago satire
A witty exchange from the era features Mr. Dunne's Dooley letters inspired by local Chicago topics. The piece references a lovable Irishman and a bartender foil, with a lighthearted tone on city life and personalities.
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