Get-Together Banquet at Cud Hall with Gov Norris Attends
Dillon and Beaverhead county business and professional leaders held the first get-together banquet at Guildhall, featuring a long program, music, and speeches by Governor Edwin L. Norris. Toastmaster E R Mosher framed the event as home missions and civic booster work for local prosperity, with mayor Thomas D. Olmsted and Col Alf Decker among speakers.
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Cud. Hall
Gov
Norris
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Guildhall
E. R. Mosher
Normal College
Mosher
Home Missions
New England
Beaverhead
Edwin L. Norris
Montana
Howard Elliott Cup
George Edinger
E. V. Ostrander
Edith Remley
Miss Grace Greater
J. B. Poindexter
Matthew Orr
Chas
Thomas
Clark
Martin &Main
Thomas D. Olmsted
Olmsted
Mr. Olmsted
Bound Over for Burglaries in Crowe Lodging Case
J. E. McNier, arrested two weeks ago for burglarizing Crowe lodging house, was bound over to the next term with a $1,000 bond that he failed to post and is jailed. He allegedly wrote a plea for morphine or cocaine to Sheriff Gosman claiming he could repaint the jail and repay the debt with dope.
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J. E. McNier
Crowe
Gosman
McNier
J. E. M'Nier
M’nier
Rev Hooker Guides Services Then Heads to Helena
Rev D Hooker will conduct services at St James Church next Sunday. He and Mrs Hooker plan to travel to Helena later in the week with Mrs Hooker resting at St Peter's hospital while Rev Hooker continues his missionary work. Rev C W McWilliams will oversee Dillon work for the coming weeks.
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D. Hooker
St. James
Mrs. Hooker
Helena
City council reduces moving pictures license and reviews street lights
The council cut moving pictures license from 25 to 7.50 a quarter and raised the water commissioner salary to 1385 a month with deductions for horse feed. They granted saloon sign and street light permissions and discussed sewer extension and school boys’ behavior while reporting October fines and treasury balance.
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Cain
W. H. Kohl
Earl Wheat
Washington
Idaho
Sewer Committee
Glendale
Dakota
Judiciary
Bennett
New Manager Brings Daily Film Changes to The Scenic
The Scenic theater reopened under Earl Wheat after J. Brennan handed back management. Wheat offers daily seven new films from Lubin Biograph Edison Kalem Vitagraph Pathe and others with matinees at 3 pm and evening shows at 7 pm. Admission is ten cents. The renovated venue features raised seating ventilation and a gold daylight curtain with piano music and occasional Eastman orchestra.
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Earl Wheat
J. Brennan
Butte
Wheat
Trust Service of Pictures
Lubin
Biograph
Edison
Kalem
Vitagraph
Pathe
Bailey
Eastman Orchestra
Pioneer Day Observed In Montana Schools On November First
The Montana legislature designated the first Friday of November as Pioneer Day in 1909. State Superintendent Harmon distributed a new Pioneer Day manual to all counties and urged schools to observe the day with teacher chosen programs. The message to students lauds Montana’s progress and commemorates pioneer contributions.
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Montana
Department of Public Instruction
W. E. Harmon
Harmon
Taft Proclaims Thanksgiving Day for November 30
President Taft issues a national Thanksgiving proclamation designating Thursday November 30 as a day of thanksgiving and prayer. He urges all citizens to attend services and join in giving praise to God for blessings, peace, and prosperity. The proclamation is signed by Howard W. Taft with Secretary Knox.
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Chicago
Taft
United States
Universal Brotherhood of Nations
Howard W. Taft
United States of America
Knox
County court house hosts meeting to form Beaverhead commercial club
A Friday evening meeting in the county courthouse aims to form a commercial club with county and country wide scope. Speakers and a committee formed at a Medlen hotel banquet will draft the constitution and by laws for approval at the courthouse session.
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County Court House
Court House
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Medlen
F. H. Bimrose
T. D. Olmsted
Alf Decker
Armstead
I. F. Hunsaker
George R. Featherly
Frank Eliel
Mayor Olmsted
B. N. Stevenson
H. T. Poindexter
S. M. McKnight
Decker
A. J. Wedum
Theodore Nelson
Helena
Lewis Penwell
Hazelbaker
Penwell
Montana
Metlen
Dickens Series at Grand Promises Dickens Evening in Dillon
At the Grand Theatre Dillon, Lloyd presents a Dickens program in three parts The Early Life of David Copperfield David Copperfield and Little Emily and The Loves of David Copperfield The event includes Thanhouser film scenes praised for emotion and a Sunday showing of Judas by Ambrosio with strong photography and acting Admission 20 and 10 cents Matinee 3 30 p m Evening 6 30 p m
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Graud Theatre
Lloyd
Dillon
Dickens
David Copperfield
Little Emily
Dicken
David
Hig
Thanhouser Company
Emily Steerforth
Uriah Heep
Mare Runaway Hurts Dillon Dairy Rig Near Tribune Office
A roan mare hitched to the Dillon Dairy delivery rig bolted after a fright from a dray wagon. Sammy Ambrose drove the frightened horse until she halted in the Tribune office alley. The runaway damaged the seat dashboard and two shafts, with only part of the shafts remaining.
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Dillon Dairy
Sammy Ambrose
Tribune
Maine Divided Over Prohibition Vote Repeal
The people of Maine show clear disagreement on prohibition and on how they voted the question of repeal according to the St Louis Post Dispatch.
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Maine
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Parker House
Commonwealth
Rocky Mountain
Great
Northwest
Rev. Hooker
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