Lutherans Plan New Church Building in Butte
The Lutheran congregation of Butte, about 225 members, seeks to erect a larger church on the Montana and Silver streets lot. The Ladies' Aid, organized in 1888, works to fund construction while confirming members and expanding programs. Rev. M Hudtloff leads the church, with a growing Young People’s Society planned.
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The
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. Hudtloff
Anna Helbert
Emily Buhl
Lina Albrecht Keara Schneider
Anna Diedrichs
Bertha Knuth
Hermine Recksick
Elsa Reiser
Eva Fries
Gertrude Hilbert
Jacob Wienrank
Hudtloff
Milwaukee
Fort Wayne
Theological Seminary
German Lutheran Church At
St. Louis
J. Miller
J. Moebus
G. Detloff
J. Helfenstein
L. Detloff
A. Scherrer
Young People's Society
Erland Minstrels Rehearsing for June Performance
The Erland Minstrels prepare for a June concert with focused practice. Musical director leads a program of vocal and instrumental pieces aiming to showcase talents.
All Overland Minstrel Plans a Record Show for June
The Overland club announces a forthcoming minstrel show planned for the first week of June. Rehearsals continue as 614 favorites plus many new performers are expected to join. The production will feature a 50 voice chorus and 15 piece orchestra under John Howard, aiming to be the best amateur show yet with a Northwest-wide impact.
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Overland Club
Muses
Overland
Northwest
Butte
E Schwartz
Alex Mackel
J. C. Galbraith
Fred Slemons
Glen Harrington
Frank Riley
George Busch
Ben K. Cosby
Ernest Edsal
Robert le Beau
Charles, Davidson
H. McCloud
Reno Sales
William Ludeke
A. G. Lewis
Jack Thomas
T. Bailey Lee
Harry Doering
Bert Stephens
Lewis Howard
Mansel Boyle
Ray Freund
Dockstader
Sam Mayer
Harry Holpe
Charles H. Lane
Patti
J. W. Kimball
D’gay Stivers
Walter Barclay
A. Chevigny
W. W. Cheery
George Dygert
L. O. Evans
Overland Minstrels to Perform at Sut ton Theater
Ranged for the Overland minstrels the act will be staged in Sut ton's new theater. Details of the programme are forthcoming and will be announced in a few days. The public will learn who participates and the duties to maintain communal good standing. It promises to be the swell society event of the year.
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Overland Minstrels
Sutton
High Priced Farms in Flathead County Are Rising
State land officials say Flathead county will see the greatest land sale in Northwest history next fall. Land values have surged from 10 to 12 dollars an acre to 40, 50, or more, with many ranchers missing their chance. The article notes state ownership of rich farmland and forecasts strong profits, while contrasting past leasing with current purchase prices. It also discusses militia reforms linked to Gov ernment policies and Fort Ellis drills.
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Montana
Flathead County
State Land Department
Thomas D. Long
Northwest
Krag-Jorgensen
Fort Ellis Military Reservation
Ex-members of company H plan city militia under federal bill
Several former members of company H are moving to form a militia company in the city in line with a military reorganization bill now before Congress. The bill would shift militia from state to federal jurisdiction and require government support and equipment.
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Kalispell Bee
Congress
Gov
Paper mill plant eyed by Ellsworth party in Bozeman
Henry Altenbrand of Manhattan company hosted E. D. Ellsworth of Independence Kansas in Bozeman last week. Ellsworth, a member of Ellsworth Paper Company, toured the local plant and said straw papermaking in Gallatin County could be practical with a secure state market. He will visit Butte Anaconda Great Falls and Helena to assess prospects for a home paper mill.
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Bozeman Chronicle
Henry Altenbrand
Manhattan Company
Bozeman
E. D. Ellsworth
Independence
Kan
Ellsworth
Kansas
Ellsworth Paper Company
Chronicle
Manhattan
Butte
Anacondia
Great Falls
Helena
Gallatin County
Havre Elects William Swanton Mayor by 31 Votes
In Havre last week William Swanton won the mayoral race by a 31 vote margin from a total of 263 ballots. The Plaindealer comments that independents faced mixed fortunes as political contests unfolded, with factions reacting to the election's outcome and shifting expectations.
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William Swanton
Havre
Fragmentary sports note cites wagers and optimism
In the report the writer notes not a guaranteed winner but mentions some sporty types and bets placed at even money. The tone hints at informal wagering and light enthusiasm amid uncertain outcomes.
Walbridge Fulfills Wish for Son’s Resting Place
Joseph Walbridge of Superior visited Philipsburg to arrange burial of his son H Walbridge killed in Georgetown flats in April 1900. The bones, used as exhibits in the Hunter trial, are finally laid to rest in Philipsburg cemetery.
Piano House Sells Instruments to Local Ranchers
Authorities say agents of a popular piano house sold about thirty instruments to ranchers in the region over recent months. The note hints at rural buyers being drawn to city life.
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Belt Valley Times
A Wicked Wicked Lie Denied by Chicago Women
Chicago women reject Rev. John L. Withrow of Boston who claimed modern women use as much profanity as men. Mrs. Orrin W. Potter calls it a cruel slander and wicked lie. Mrs. Laura Dainty Pelham and Dr. Francis Dickinson also dispute the claim as absurd and unfounded.
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Chicago
John L. Withrow
Boston
Orrin W. Potter
Laura Dainty Pelham
Francis Dickinson
Countess to Walk to South Dakota for Divorce
New York reports Countess Helena von Schoenenberg, deserted by her husband three months ago, will trek to South Dakota to seek a divorce. Penniless and unable to claim desertion here, she is a born Schenectady woman who married the count in 1896 after meeting him in Beaumont, Texas.
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New York
Helena von Schoenenberg
South Dakota
Schenectady
N. Y
Beaumont
Tex
Seasonable Store News Showcases Fresh Display
Enthusiastic note highlights a new seasonable display at the store with thorough pricing and varied items. Readers are invited to visit to see the unusual display and benefit from the strong enthusiasm expressed by the shop. Prices on all five piece sets.
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