White the preferred color in heaven sermon
Rev R E Williams preached at Odd Fellows hall on white as the divine color symbolizing harmony cleanliness joy and victory. He tied white to God salvation and the saints, noting heavenly walking in white for the worthy and the living active life in heaven with Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Hall
R. E. Williams
Heaven
Pope
Horne
Earth
David
John
God
Christ
Ezekiel
Baker Opera House project in Fort Benton
The Baker Opera House company has let a contract to Hagen and Fry to convert the Baker store building into an opera house. Work includes removing the second floor, roof trusses, a gallery, an inclined floor, and a stage. The solid structure promises a commodious public venue long needed in Fort Benton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Fort Benton
Baker Opera House Company
Hagen & Fry
Baker Store
Baker
Examination for foresters held in Dillon
Supervisor C K Wy man of the Big Hole national forest conducted an examination for foresters at his Dillon office yesterday. Twenty applied but only eight appeared, including Thomas B Landers Dillon Camus Nelson Butte Charles H Spen cer Argenta William F Oberly Dillon Sanford Shepherd Fortin Sterling H Findley Lyon Madison county Alfred A Anderson Grant and Christian Hansen Wisdom Big Hole basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
C. K. Wyman
Big Hole National Forest
Thomas B. Landers
Camus Nelson
Butte
Charles H. Spencer
Argenta
William F. Oberly
Sanford Shepherd
Fortin
Sterling H. Findley
Lyon
Madison County
Alfred A. Anderson
Grant
Christian
Hansen
Wisdom
Big Hole Basin
Modern National Reserve Social Dance in Butte
Modern National Reserve butte council number 389 will hold a social dance Tuesday evening April 28 at Carpenters Union hall. The event starts at 9 o clock. Admission is 50 cents with ladies admitted free.
Veteran actor Maflin marked sixty one years on stage
Alfred W Maflin, born August 31 1840 in a London Victoria theater dressing room, has played Deacon Bagby in Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch since its creation. He began on stage at six, later starred in pantomimes and operettas across Europe and America, and now tours with a strong company bound for Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deacon Bagby
Victoria Theater
London
England
Caroline Maflin
Entid
the Victoria
Margery Daw
Fred Vokes
John Laurie
Walter Arlington
Royal Living
City of London
Canada
Kingston
Ontario
Engelard
Tony Denier
America
Atlantic
Fox & Denier
Alice Oates
Gorman
William Crane
Charles Drew
Lydia Thompson
Oates
John D. McCaull
Prince Methusalem
Francis Wilson
Ermine
Mr. Wilson
Simon
McCaull
Palmer Cox
Mrs. Wiggs
Broadway
Australia
Knights of Columbus Attend Sacred Heart in Butte
Knights of Columbus of Butte attended Sacred Heart church in a body for a high mass and communion. Father S Sullivan preached on Christian Knighthood, praising courage, self sacrifice, and loyalty to God and country, noting Montana’s strong growth of Knights and annual attendance as a duty of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights OF Columbus
Sacred Heart
Knights of Columbus of
Butte
Sacred Heart Church
Ellis’ Hall
Father Sullivan
S. J. Sullivan
Montana
St. Patrick’s Church
Lutte
Local Shifts in Ranch and Trade from Big Timber
Big Timber notes report Hollicker shipped U cars of lambs to Glendive this week. W L Shanks, a popular local ranchman, departed for Santa Barbara California. Pete Pender, Burlington railroad solicitor, hauled six cars of fat cattle from Livingston to Chicago in the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Big Timber
Hollicker
Glendive
W. L. Shanks
Santa Barbara
Cal
Pete Pender
Burlington Railroad
Livingston
Chicago
Infant Son Dies in Reese Creek
Special Dispatch reports in Bozeman that the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Sexton of Reese Creek died this morning. The child was not quite a year old. Funeral services are set for 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Reese Creek church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Bozeman
I. M. Sexton
Reese Creek
Examinations Next Month for Civil Service Jobs
May examinations announced include May 6 postings for positions such as second class assistant steam engineer in Washington offices at 909 dollars and 1020 dollars, May 6 switchboard attendant at West Point at 900 dollars, May 6 marine fireman on the Gannett steamer at Booth Harbor Maine 720 dollars, May 13 veterinarian in the Philippine quartermaster service 1200 dollars with two years service, May 18 electrician at Columbus barracks Ohio 1900 dollars, plus several bureau of fisheries and standards posts from 480 to 820 dollars, with multiple vacancies and lengthy exam times.
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Washington
Freedman’s Hospital
Bureau of Fisheries
Gannett
Booth Harbor
Bureau of Standards
Department of Commerce and Labor
Quartermaster’s Department
Philippine Islands
Philippines
San Francisco
United States
Columbus Barracks
Ohio
West Point Military Academy
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Advert Claim
Nerve irritation causes various pains from headaches to rheumatic aches. Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills claim to relieve nerve irritation without stomach upset, with a money back guarantee on first package. Endorsed by Miss Lula Lunch of Macon Georgia. Sold by druggists, never in bulk, 25 doses for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula
Macon
Miles Medical GO
Elkhart
Ind
Belgrade booster lauds Gallatin valley industry and steam plows
In a Butte visit Belgrade official Ben Hager touts Gallatin valley as highly productive with a well up winter wheat crop and rapid land prep for oats and barley. He notes steam plows turning over large tracts, Belgrade’s new Farmers' Alliance elevator, and 7 million bushels handled by Belgrade elevators from a 10 million annual Gallatin valley harvest. The town, about 700 people, relies on Spring Hill water, Madison River power, and plans cement walks and parking in the business district under a progressive new administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hager
Belgrade
Gallatin County
Butte
Hager
Gallatin Valley
Manhattan Company
M. W. Penwell
L. P. Benepe
Farmers’ Alliance of
Gallatin
Frank Benepe
Spring Hill
Madison River Power Company
Aringtons at the Lulu theater endows strong vaudeville bill
Lulu theater reopened with the Arington comedians led by Mayme Arington in An American Girl. The company includes Craig Danning and Florence Craig with Cole Frazer Trousdale Lester Lester and Gaylord delivering strong performances. Vaudeville acts featuring three talented children Inez Odey praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Theater
Sutton
Arington
Mayme Arington
Mr. Craig
Col
Ross Balter
Mr. Danning
Florence Craig
Messrs. Cole
Frazer
Trousdale
Lester
Gaylord
Inez
Odey
Miss O Neill on Enlargement of Life at Theosophical Society
Miss Mary E. O Neill spoke on The Enlargement of Life before the Theosophical society. Her talk linked evolution law to spiritual growth, urging a wider view of life beyond material limits and stressing charity as active mercy guiding all religions. Mr Catlin of Anaconda is announced to speak next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. O'Neill
Theosophical Society
Miss O'Neill
Anchorage
Epictetus
Thoreau
Diogenes
Joan of Arc
Earth
Mr. Catlin
Anaconda
Palmatier Sisters Shine In Local Theater Run
Helene joins a sailor specialty that delighted the audience as the company opened at the Lulu theater. The Aringtons present a rotating repertoire with Thursday and Sunday plays and matinees on weekends, featuring a notable ladies orchestra and a cornet solo by Miss Helene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene
Palmatier
Aringtons
South Side Social Club Names New Officers
A large gathering of the South Side Social club linked to St. Joseph's parish elected officers for the coming term. P. F. White was chosen president, W. F. Pisott vice president, Miss Fanny Kelley secretary, and Mr. Manley treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Butte Blacksmiths Union meeting urged for April 28
Members of Butte Blacksmiths' and Helpers' Union No 456 are notified of important business on Tuesday night April 28. President James Wilks and Secretary Lincoln Fielding urge all members to attend promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Blacksmiths’ and Helpers’ Union
I. B
James Wilks
Lincoln Fielding
Notice of weekly I O F meetings at Colusa hall
Enterprise lodge No 40 I O C F will hold meetings on Tuesday evenings each week at Colusa hall Meaderville until further notice. Henry Staebler N G Thomas Lee Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Lodge
Colusa Hall
Meaderville
Henry Staebler
N. G. Thomas Lee
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MR. Williams
Piness
Pichices
Schilling
Stuart
M2carete
Andy Cafhartic
Fort Benton Theater
Fred W. Maflin
Tian
Civil Service
People of the West
of the Town — Farmers’ Alliance
LULU
Miss O’neill
Yester
Sophical Society
of the
Hood
North Main Stree
South Side Social Club
Orf. A. Ironside
Northern Street
Alice Hogan Rice
Anne Crawford
Mlexner
Liebler & Co
Sway
Cohan & Harris
Frederic Thompson
Brewster’s Millions
New York
the Elks
Broadway Theater
Lamb
West Galena
Batte, Mont
J. C. Wong
East Park Street
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