Anniversary Plans for Custer Battle Observance in Billings
Al G Winter reports from Billings Mont on plans for the fortieth anniversary of the Custer Battle to be observed June 25. The program, coordinated by Billings Hardin and Sheridan groups, includes a recreated battlefield village, a crowd of veterans, Crow and white participants, a parade, and music by the St. Xavier Mission band and a Crow tom tom group. Survivors will attend, including Sergt Sam Gibson of Omaha, famed for Wagon Box Fight.
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al. G. Winter
Quincy
Leite
Whig
Billings
Mont
Terry Ed Gibbons
Custer
Seventh Cavalry
E.S. Godrey
Major Reno
Witte
Gen. Godfrey
Crow Agency
Custer Monument
Crow Indian Reservation
Indian Fair Grounds
St. Xavier Mission Band
Battle Ground
Sergt
Sam So Gibson
Omaha
Fort Phil Kearney
Sheridan
Wyo
Gibson
Sth US. Infantry
Fort Wearney
Sergt Gibson
U. S Army
First Communion for Fifty Children at St Francis Parish
Fifty children of St Francis parish will receive their first solemn communion at 7 30 this morning in the church celebrated by Father Didacus assisted by Father Francis and Father Honoratus of Sioux City Ta The children will assemble at 7 15 in the school and march to the church led by the three priests A breakfast will follow in the school building served by the Christian Mothers society The list includes 28 girls and 22 boys aged 11 to 14 and gives many named participants and addresses from Elm Vine and Chestnut streets across Sioux City Ta
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St. Francis Parish
Didacus
Father Francis
Father Honoratus
Sioux City
Francis
Honoratus
Christian Mothers’ Society
Irmengard Abrus
Elm Street
Irene Balzer
Vine Street
Louten Bockenfeld
R. Ro
Mary Brettbarth
North
Thirteenth Street
Sylvia Freiburg
Lind
Gertrude Geers
Chestnut Street
Marie Grave
Fourteenth Street
Eliabeth Berkhoff
Helen Eferold
Spring Street
Angela Soente
Fifeteenth
Mane Noetters
Lind Street
Agnes Kroeger
Marguerite Lammers
Catherine Musholt
Rosalia Musholt
Oneta Otte
Emma Rezinski
Oak Street
Edith Street
North Twelfth Street
Mary Steinkamp
Louisa Steiner
Gertrude Sehlettert
Clara Timpe
Anna Tegel
Marie von der- Hart
Alice Wavering
Josephine Wismann
Fifteenth Street
May Allison Debuts on Metro in The Come Back
Belasco hosts May Allison and Harold Lockwood in The Come Back a gripping five part story set in Mainewoods and New York society produced by Quality Pictures. Exterior scenes were shot in northern Maine showcasing striking nature effects.
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May Allison
Metro
Harold Lockwood
Mainewoods
New York Society
Mr. Lockwood
Miss Allison
Quality Pictures Corporation
Maine
Mutual Weekly Shows Kitchener Picture With Asquith
A Mutual Weekly image, No. 76, reportedly the latest motion picture of Earl Kitchener, shows him near the London War Office with Prime Minister Asquith. The negative arrived in New York on the day reports emerged of the Hampshire sinking.
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Earl Kitchener
England
Mutual Weekly No
New York
Hampshire
Kitchener
Russia
Lord Kitchener
War Office
London
Premier Asquith
Mutual
Lord Nitchener
Kitchener Poses for War Office Cameraman
Lord Kitchener finally appeared at the War Office steps after hours, smiled for the camera, and told the persistent photographer he was a beggar. The shot earned several hundred feet of negative, and he walked away shaking the photographer’s hand. It was likely his last motion picture appearance. Marcus Loew plans to open the Knickerbocker as a picture house, a long respected New York theater.
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Big Horn
Custer
Buster
Ives Whead
Harry Moccasin
War Office
Lord Kitchener
Kitchener
England
Gaumont Mutual
London
Marcus Loew
Knickerbocker Theater
New York
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by York Woman
York Pa Mrs Catharine Goodling says the remedy cured extreme weakness and suffering. She describes severe illness preventing daily tasks and caring for three children, noting improved health and the birth of a bright baby boy after taking the compound. The ad urges other women to try it and contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for questions.
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York
Pinkham
Mrs. Catharine Goodling
E. King Street
Mrs. Goodling
Lydia E. Pinkham
Grace Methodist S S Program Morning Meeting
The Grace Methodist church Sunday school presents a joint program this morning. Activities include class exercises by multiple teachers, solos by Paul Newman, rose drill, flower message, and a baptism of infants and older children. New member reception follows. St John’s Evangelical board of elders meets after services.
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Grace Methodist Church
L. G. Kilgore
G. W. Southwick
Paul Newman
J. L. Straubs
Elsie Doland
E. H. Menke
Mesdames Hollen
Southwick
Elsie Haselwood
Lois Rott- Meyer
Grace Miller
Jesse L. Howe
John Kirkpatrick
O. Arnold
Rottmeyer
Board of Elders
The
St. John's Evangelical Church
Clough Construction Wins Library Walk Contract
The Clough Construction Co received the lowest bids for two jobs from the local improvements board on a Saturday afternoon. The work includes tearing up and rebuilding 45 feet of granitoid sidewalk on Twentieth Street north of Jersey and constructing a new walk around the public library at proper grade along both sides of the building. Several other bidders competed for both contracts.
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the Clough Construction Company
Twentieth
Jersey Streets
Board of Local Improvements
Twentieth Street
Jersey
Soldiers and Sailors Home Admits and Transfers
William Gooch of cottage 8 discharged for being absent without leave Ira Martin reported absent without leave Catherine Richardson admitted to Home and assigned to cottage 22 William Parkis readmitted to cottage 21 Edward McMillan readmitted to cottage 14 Thomas Richardson moved from cottage 16 to 22 William Brannon moved from cottage 4 to hospital Edward G Webb moved from cottage 16 to hospital George W Bell moved from cottage 11 to hospital Thomas Webb moved from cottage 12 to 16 Abraham Boyd died Saturday morning in hospital aged 72 he served in Co F Ohio infantry formerly lived in Oquanka Nebraska nephew in Nebraska
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gooch
Ira
Martin
Catherine Richardson
William Parkis
Edward McMillan
Thomas Richardson
William Brannon
Edward G. Webb
George W. Bell
Thomas $. Webb
Abraham Boyd
Co. F
Ohio Infantry
Oquanka
Nebraska
Ursa man jailed over peace disturbance charge
Wesley Van Dyke of Ursa appeared before Justice of the Peace Ben Heckle on a peace disturbance charge. After failing to furnish bond for 200 dollars he was sent to the county jail. He was arrested at the complaint of J. R. McLaughlin of Ursa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heid
Wesley van Dyke
Ursa
Justice of the Peace
Ben Heckle
Ile
J. R. McLaughblin
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L. G. Winter
West
Anck Bros Pork
Anck
11Th and Broadway
Francis Ashenden
Bernard Belker
Sixteenth Street
George Bockenfeld
Méseher
Twenty Second Street
Francis Morris
Maine Street
Charles Rees
Cyr Schulte
Lord Street
Paul Simons
Eugene Seebbing
Maurice Tibesar
Frank Veile
Faurhtcomb
Lovuet
Walter Vere
Pwenty
Fourth
Bertraund Waverey
Aparee Winter
TPO
Belasco
Mutual Weekly
Potter & Vaughn Co
S. S
Grace Methodist
Clough Construction CO
Hostetter
Sugo
North Dakota
Pie Ieeeea Eee Spaghet
Mercurio Bros. Spaghetti Mfg. Co
St. Louis
Gately
Palm Beach
Nely
Aewewsny Fk
Gately’s
Hampshire Street
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