Easter services and programs in Missoula churches
Easter Sunday events in Missoula feature Bishop L. R. Brewer and multiple church services at Church of the Holy Spirit Epworth League and Epworth programs. Readings, anthems, and solos will accompany morning prayers at 11 and a large evening program at 8 with confirmations and baptism.
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Church of the Holy Spirit
L. R. Brewer
Danks
Katzschmar
Schnecker
Simper
Christ
Mrs. Cook
Misses Harding
S. Beckwith
Ivy Ross
Evelyn Polleys
Anabel Ross
Grace Conklin
Zetta Yerrick
Manda Treveaille
Sarah Baird
Mildred Corbin
Miss Hammond
Hattie Hammond
Miss Ulm
Maud
Nina Mason
L. Boss
Mrs. Cronkrite
Miss Schmalhausen
Odell
P. Beckwith
Tom Johnson
Alice Greenough
Gertrude Mitchell
Keith Jones
Hugh Taggert
Helen McLeod
Reginald Brooks
Holroy Wilkinson
Galilee
Maud Tre- Veaille
Dorothy Sterling
Charline Johnson
Clare Bishop
Alice Ladhoff
Lulu Wright
Barabbas
Cecil Molinelli
Grace Corbin
Isabel Lombard
Grace Tulley
Lucy Whittaker
Massey McCullough
Walter McLeod
Love
Alice Wright
Epworth League
C. E. Hollingsworth
J. W. Bennett
Jesus
Easter Resurrection Service Plans Across Churches
A detailed program outlines Easter activities including choral rehearsals by six boys and two girls, organ solos by Mabel Grant, and multiple anthems and hymns at St. Francis Xavier and other venues. Rev Walter Hays and Rev Gustave Mertz lead sermons with elaborate decorations and varied services across Missoula churches.
Death of Missoula Girl After Scarlet Fever Illness
The late daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fowler died in Missoula at the Sisters' hospital after a several days illness with scarlet fever. Parents were present at death. The child's sister died in Deer Lodge as the family traveled from Florence. The funeral will be in Florence with burial at Victor tomorrow.
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Missoula
W. J. Fowler
Scarletina
Sisters’ Hospital
Florence
Victor
Missoula Drug Company Orders All Drug Shipments
The Missoula Drug Company receives all orders for medications. Local sources indicate the Missoula firm handles distribution to area pharmacies and clinics.
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Missoula
Missoula Notes Highlight Local Activity and Repairs
George H. Young visited Anaconda. David Lacasse returns to Moose Creek ranch. John Cromie registers in Missoula. Woodmen of America initiate four members. Pine Street foundation work begins for Joseph Steiger. Good Friday services observed at Episcopal and Catholic churches. Scarletina patient’s daughter develops pneumonia. Sunday services move to 8 PM. Mrs. Headley Morrison returns to Bonita. Mrs. Dunham recovers from surgery. Copper Bell manager Ketchman attends land office proceedings. B. R. Williams back at Florence ranch. plowing near completion. Nine Mile resident Robinson injures leg. in Parsons hospital. Finkelnburg & Catlin plan a Hamilton lumber yards map. Catlin to stay in Hamilton. Tacoma contractors in town for NP railway work. John Nolan and son visit. Rhodes offers low-priced wallpaper. Crawford bicycles $25 at McBride's.
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George H. Young
David Lacasse
Moose Creek
John Cromie
Missoula
Chris Lannen
Bearmouth
Woodmen of America
Joseph Steiger
Pine Street
Fowler
Scarletina
Headley Morrison
Bonita
Dunham
Sisters’ Hospital
B. R. Williams
Florence
W. N. Robinson
Nine Mile
Parsons’ Hospital
Finkelnburg & Catlin
Hamilton
Catlin
Tacoma
Northern Pacific
John Nolan
Plea Agreement Ends Missoula Disturbance Case
One of their number pleaded guilty and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. All paid share of the fine and were freed. A man stated none of the colored men was guilty. The incident began in front of a woman’s house after an altercation between white men and colored youths.
Surprise near end of Clinton townsite land contest
Missoula April 5 testimony by David Lewis and witnesses wrapped up before noon. At 1:30 J M Dixon announced George Kennedy drops his claim, and Fisher for townsite parties said no further evidence would be offered. Northern Pacific Railway will present its side tomorrow morning.
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Missoula
Clinton
David Lewis
J. M. Dixon
George Kennedy
Fisher
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Police Quick Action After Street Disturbance In Missoula
Missoula April 5 Police Chief Ed Larson rushed to Front Street where a disturbance erupted between drinkers and local residents. William Waller sparked the trouble leading to a general scuffle as officers restored order and resumed other duties. Also St Omer commandery to attend Episcopal Easter services in uniform at 11 o clock Sunday with a 10 30 a m parade from their hall.
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Missoula
Ed Larson
Front Street
William Waller
St. Omer's Commandery
Peculiar Smallpox Cases Stir Missoula Medical Circle
In Bonner a newborn may face smallpox while the mother is ill. A Ravalli county case shows a vaccinated mother escaping disease though a baby born after exposure developed confluent smallpox. Another patient at the Missoula pesthouse, George Garner, contracted mild smallpox after a steam injury with a new vesicle outbreak on a burnt leg. Latest designs and lowest prices in wall paper at Rhodes'
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Missoula
Bonner
Parsons
Ravalli
George Garner
Northern Pacific
University selects Woodman in oratorical contest
Missoula on April 5 heard three contestants Elmer Woodman Arthur Westley and Martin Tucker judged by six audience members. The panel unanimously chose Elmer Woodman to represent the university at the state contest. His oration was titled The Knight of the Twentieth Century.
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Missoula
Elmer Woodman
Arthur Westley
Martin Tucker
Water Shutdown Planned Saturday Night Citywide
Water will be shut off Saturday night from 10 PM to 10 30 AM citywide. The outage affects all districts and may impact residents and businesses requesting preparation and storage of water.
Robbery case Grant vs Schmidt frees defendant
Judge Houtehens today ruled in the robbery case Grant vs Schmidt releasing the defendant. Insufficient evidence failed to bind the case to the district court. Rhodes offers latest wallpaper. Imperial bicycles priced at $25 and Columbia bicycles at $35 at McBride's in Missoula.
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Missoula
Houtehens
Grant
Columbia Bicycles
McBride's
Stevensville Ward Elections Draw Steam in Tight Race
In Stevensville town election Louis May wins alderman in First ward by three votes and Amon Buck takes Second ward by 11. Wet and dry factions split council three to one with Mayor May’s dry ally Cal Cook visiting Hamilton with family.
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Hamilton
Stevensville
Louis May
Amon Buck
G. la Martin
Messrs Landram and
Buck
Mesars
May
Martin
Cal Cook
New Orleans
Richard Franklin
James Robb
Hughis Creek
William McLaren
Lumber Department
A. C. M. Company
FE. J. Stanley
Whitehall
Jefferson County
Lou Smith
Bonner
A. D. Schwab
Victor
Frank
Weehler
Seattle
Charles Buck
Etta Landram
Funeral for Charles Draper in Missoula
The Missoula funeral for Charles Draper will be held tomorrow. His mother requested burial in the city for the present, with Edward En sign, president of the Florence union, in town to arrange arrangements.
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Missoula
Charles Draper
Edward En. Sign
Florence Union
Wager on Gold Guineas Sells at a Penny a Piece
A London club man recalls betting a friend that he could sell a set number of gold guineas for a penny each. He won the bet as buyers declined, deeming the price too high for the value offered.
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London
Dr. Pierce
Smallpox cases reported in Missoula quarantine ordered
In Missoula three new smallpox cases are reported today two men Antone Beaulieu and John Humphrey and a Reeves family member Carrie Miss Beaulieu formerly of Bonner now in town and Humphrey a Helena traveler are quarantined at Violette and Exchange lodging houses. Health officers seek McDonald who stayed at Violette's and is exposed.
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Missoula
Antone Beaulieu
Bonner
John Humphrey
Helena
Beau- Neu
Viollette
Humphrey
Exchange
Beaulieu
Reeves
Carrie
McDonald
Violette
Barrie Petrau
Joe Root
Cerial Thibodeau
Three Therraults
Remains of Mrs. Carlisle Mason Expected in Missoula
The body arrives tonight from Butte and will be taken to the family residence in Missoula. Funeral plans are not fully set but the Catholic church service is expected Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ferrell, at her daughter's bedside, will accompany the remains. Union Market advertises fine beef as a specialty.
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Christ
Lord
Burtech
Morgan
Mr. Burtch
Blanch Kenton
Willie Sparks
Jesus
Missoula
Carlisle Mason
Butte
Ferrell
Three Charged Men Plead Guilty in Belmont Beating Case
In Missoula on April 5 the three colored men arrested for assaulting Frankie Belmont with a cane earlier this week faced Judge Hayes. One pleaded guilty while the others remained pending.
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Missoula
Frankie Belmont
Judge Hayes
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