Frances De Camp Drowns In West Side Reservoir
Frances De Camp aged 16 daughter of Lilian De Camp of 18 North Rodney street drowned after slipping into the Woolston reservoir on the west side while with a youth, George Russell, on Mount Helena. Firemen recovered the body but could not revive her. Coroner to investigate. funeral arrangements pending. Miss De Camp had lived in Helena about three years, with four siblings surviving.
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Frances de’ Camp
Arrs
Lilian de Camp
North Rodney Street
Résdérvoir
Woolston Reservoir
Miss de Camp
Mount Helena
George Russell
Herrmann & Company
Miss de Cano
Helena
Row Flkhorn
Jefferson Soutty
Peter J. Conner dies at home in Helena aged 73
Peter J. Conner, pioneer of Helena, died yesterday at his Park avenue and Edwards street home at age 73 after a long Montana life. Born in Chicago October 8, 1849, he mined, ran Farmers' House with his wife, and later ran a grocery store until 1910s. Survived by daughter Mrs. R. M. Snell of Browning and a son Conner of Helena. widow predeceased him in 1920.
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Peter J. Conner
Helena
Corner Park Avenue
Edwards Street
Retail Merchants Convene Today at Boulder Hot Ope
Helena business leaders gather for the Montana Retail Merchants Association convention in Boulder Not Springs. Prominent speakers include Fred Perta and H J Faust. officers include Perry president and Schnell secretary. Banquet ends day with toastmaster W W Gail.
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Marchants’ Association of Montana
Boulder Not Springs
Redices
Fred J. Perta
Great Falls
W. J. Akam
Livingston
Spottswood
Deer Lodge
A. I. Reeves
QC. Lk. Brackman
H.W. Schnell
Kalispell
J. T. Kelley
Chamber of Commerce
Boulder
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Schnell
Brackman
Perry
H. J. Faust
Dronmond
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Billings
Fred P. Mann
Devils Lake
N. D
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Hin
Isaac Moyer
Roy Spencer
W. S. Young
George Nagle
O. L. Brackman
Charles §. McFarland
Louis Fivehl
SL. Smithers
A. E. Reeves
H. Fligelman
D. R. Wallace
H. S. Benson
M. Lt. Gans
Henry Fisher
F. 3. Laden
RL. Varney
Local Merchants Exchange
Silly Affectation in Movies Shown by Names of Players
James W. Dean surveys Hollywood name choices and their affectations, noting actors like Helen Lynch seek a more memorable moniker while stars such as Douglas Fairbanks are seen as builders of grand productions. The piece argues for sincerity over alliterative branding in cinema.
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New York
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Helen Lynch
Billings
Mont
Hollywood
Foots” Birst
Marshall Neilan
Vmovies
Love
Hone
Sweet
Joy
Dawn
Gloria
Deve
Caprice
Marion
Maryan
May
Mac
Hope Ain
June Caprice
Mother Goose
Marjorie Daw
Shirley Mason
Viola Daha
Marguerite Armstrong
Eric You
Stroheim
Miss DuPont
Kiss DuPont
Mary Miles Minter
Mary Pickford
Price
Mary Smith
Fairbanks
Douglas Fairbanks
Harh
Across the Continent at Mar-Jow May Show Starring Reid
The Paramount romance Across the Continent opens at the Mar-Jow theater with Wallace Reid as the son of Theodore Roberts driving a racing car across mountains deserts and rivers to victory. Mary MacLaren assists as mechanician and love interest with Betty Francisco Walter Long and others in the cast. Showings run today and tomorrow with matinee and night performances.
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Paramount
Wallace Reid
Mar Jow Mt
Mr. Reid
Theodore Roberts
Cyan
Mary MacLaren
Iwading Nomadland
Betty Fransisco
Walter Long
Lucien Witelefield
Jack Herbert
Guy Oliver
Sidney D*albrook
Wandering Sheep and Moral Lessons Highlight Past Montana Figures
A fragmentary Montana newspaper clipping blends a church anecdote with a roster of former state officials including E. L. Norris and James E. Murray. It mentions The Wandering Sheep fable with a stray sheep returning to property, and a teacher prompting pupils to discuss persistent bad habits, yielding a lone student reply.
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Yoston
Spoilin' Through at the Marlow cinema
Norma Talmadge stars in Spoilin Through a lavish film shown at the Marlow theater Wednesday and Thursday. The production features Irish cottage village scenes, an English wedding, a dramatic interruption by a rejected suitor, 1914 Britain backdrops, and a dual performance as Moonyeen and Kathleen highlighting love and tragedy.
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Marlow Theater
Ireland
Hong
Sien: Nugland
Téomahee
Wieder
Norma
Moonyeen
Ihe
Kathleen
Medord Times
Baptist Assembly at Broadwater Sunday Opens Day with Services
Broadwater hosts the Baptist assembly with an 8:45 devotional by Dr. Thomas Hagen of Seattle and an 11:00 annual sermon by Rev. Henry Van Engelen on The Enduement of the Spirit for Service. Miss Mary Pestanna of Great Falls sings, with evening vesper led by Dr. Thomas Frizeele and Dr. Thomas Htn. Regular services run 8:30 to 9:30 with a new interpretation of history by Dr. Ambrose Bailey of Seattle. Afternoon sees a report by secretary G Clifford Cress and an auto ride for delegates.
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Baptist Assembly
Broadwater
Thomas Hagen
Seattle
Montana Baptist Convention
Henry van Engelen
Mary Péstanna
Great Falls
Thomas Frizeele
Philadelphia
Thomas Hatn
Ambrose Bailey
First Baptist Church of
Montana Baptists
G. Cifford Cress
Lewistown
Helena
Funeral services for C B Nolan at Shrine Temple
The funeral for brother C B Nolan will be held at the Consistory Shrine Temple on Jackson Street at 2 pm Monday June 2. Attendees are requested to attend. Exalted Ruler Hawkins signs.
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BH. P
ELKS
Nolan
Jackson Street
Montana Develop ment association directors meet at Pincer hotel
Montana Development Association directors gather in Great Falls at the Pincer hotel for a two day meeting started yesterday. Attending are executives from Anaconda, Bozeman, Helena, Havre, and other communities, with plans to discuss long delayed business items and new projects. Memorial services for U S Representative John A. Hillson of California are held in Washington with remarks by lawmakers and delegation members.
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Pincer Hotel
Tha
Tiet
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of. Neal, Yellowstone Store. ‘ Dilinga—W. A. Selvidee
BoUnan Hardware Co
J. C. Rabtock
Yellowstone Merchtats National Bark
Bozerman
F. A. Lovelace
Lovelace Grocery Co
Burte
R. L. Ruble
MelCes ‘Printing Co
Jamesb. Woodard
Metals Tank and Trust Co
Ganrad
J. C. Price
Conrad Mercantila Go
Glannow
J. Ta Trostcott
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Rendive
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Capistal
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Th A
Wompleton
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Ilaflowton
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Havre Commercial Co
Frelown
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Solon
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Pantages Bill Pleases Grand Falls Musicians At Theater
Tribune reviews this weeks Pantages bill at the Marlow theater. Freddie Berens’s act features violin numbers and a forthcoming piano act titled The Last Rehearsal. Homer Sisters with Dilly Kamena perform lively dances, while The Mothtana Boys’ Quartet provide pleasing songs.
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G Real Falls' Tribune
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Pantages
Marlow Theater
the Tribune
Richard VI
Freddie Berens
Grand Theater
Bervens
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Howe
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Two Arraigned for Holding Up Bank
Lewistown June 26 The state tied the Roy bank robbery to Newt Thekton and Chariex Jarrett who ran a pool hall in the Oli city. County Attorney E J Baker filed charges after B F Stevens president of the National Bank of Roy was robbed on June 13 of 4394.28. Arraignment before Judge Rudolf von Tobel Saturday afternoon had Jaewnon and Jarrett plead not guilty and bond set at 15000.
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Newt
B. F. Stevens
National Bank of Roy
Jaewnon
Jarrett
Rudolf von Tobel
Ghammber Y
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Thei
Butte Officer Charged With Alcohol Offense to Face Board
A second Butler or Butte police officer, Patrolman M. J. Dwyer, must stand before the examining board after city charges filed Friday. The case stems from alleged alcohol related misconduct and is scheduled for formal proceedings.
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Butte
M. J. Dwyer
Drunken Driver Faces Charges After Alley Collision
A man driving to the station allegedly drunk struck Alfred J. Taylor at Utah Avenue and Atuntinum Street around 10 50 p m on April 16. Taylor was knocked down and injured while the driver allegedly fled or failed to aid. Barney King faces drunkenness charges with a hearing set for Thursday June 29. No trial date set for Dwyer by the examining board.
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Utah Avenue
Atuntinum Street
Ysvyer
Aid Taylor
Barney King
Dwyer
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