Pioneer John Kaiser Dies After Brief Illness
Philipsburg resident and Granite county pioneer John Kaiser died at home this morning after a short illness. A 67 year resident, he was active in Masonry and held roles in Flint Creek lodge, Royal Arch Masons, Pearl Chapter, and Woodmen of the World. Surviving are his widow, four sons, two daughters, and four grandchildren. Services in Philipsburg Thursday at 2 PM.
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Philipsburg
John Kaiser
Granite County
Kaiser
Philipspurge
Marysville
Cal
Highland
Til
Jennie Suppiger
Flint Creek
Poppy Day Report Highlights at Deer Lodge Bureau
The Deer Lodge Pop Day report shows the Poppy Day events a financial success with Mrs A A Malcolm reading the memorial day poppy report and Mrs Ruby Normandin reporting annual Poppy Day dance returns. Delegates to Townsend district meeting chosen with Vernice Heading as first delegate and Ann Jensen as alternate. Entertainment featured Miss Nellie Fox Davies travel tale and two piano duets plus a violin-piano duet. Ann Jensen received a mesh bag noting her work as unit president.
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England
Margaret Traverse
Ethel Simmons
Margorie Ross
Mary Lou Ross
Ann Jensen
Etre Jensen
Deer Lodge Woman to Represent Local L G A A at Helena
Mrs J E Pears leaves Deer Lodge for Helena to represent the local Ladies of the Grand Army at the state convention She plans to attend all sessions while a Deer Lodge delegation will drive to Helena on Friday for the final meetings
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Deer Lodge
J. E. Pears
Helena
The
Ladies of the Grand Army
Man Arrested on Burglary Charges Deer Lodge
Frank Williams a transient was arrested this morning by Ed Cain city marshal on a charge of breaking into the Charles Brown cigar store on Main Street. No items were taken. Williams appeared before Judge T H Corbett and was bound over to district court on $2,500 bond and is held in county jail pending trial. Deer Lodge notes report local social and funeral notices and travel.
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Deer Lodge
Frank Williams
Ed Cain
Charles Brown
Main Street
T. H. Corbett
Pigs Weigh 670 Pounds Net Heavy Farmer Profit
Poplar Bluff Missouri June 12 Pr-Farmer RE Rice's pigs sold in St. Louis with 120 pounds of them shipped to market. With the check received a few days later he bought one pound of bacon for 18 cents. The remainder covered yardage insurance commission and dray.
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Poplar Bluff
Pr-Farmer
Loult
Palm Triumph in Narrow Victory Over Natives
A terse report notes a narrow victory as a palm marked team edges a rival by a small margin. The encounter featured brief exchanges and limited details about key players or locations.
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Granite County Pioneer
Bureau
Legion Auxiliary
Ben Albee
Wiliam Bultman
Jane Jordan
Big Hole Basin
Deer Lodee
Avonast
A. P. Mel Fadden
Anthony Dumont
Dumont
Frank Conley
Missoula
Conley
Ronald Higgins
Lela Jordan
Akron
Sears
William Kepner
A. W. Stevens
Rapid City
S. D
Floyd B. Olson
Minnesota
Dawson
Minn
Mayor's Naval Committee
Uncle Sam
New York
Jack Tar
Claudette Colbert
Hollywood
Enecial House Committee
United States
Washington
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Stephen Kramer
California
Samuel Dickstein
PWA
Stewart Williams
Washington, D. C
Williams
Count Gradenigo
Cleveland
Jane Grassell
Cleveland Society
New York City
Rome
Lucius Payne
Los Angeles
Louis Payne
Robert
Uinne
Eventn
Francis
Dien Powell
Joi Son
Ortez
Malleroy
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