Sunday Service at Black Tail Canyon Draws 200
More than 200 members of the People's Congregational community church enjoyed a day of games, picnicking, and a vesper service at Black Tail Canyon. Irwin and Lockwood led a leather pennant race, and Rev. W. Lockwood delivered a plain sermon on the Parable of the Sower as afternoon showers interrupted activities.
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People’s Congregational Church
Black Tail
People's Congregational Community Church
Black Tail Canyon
Irwin
Lockwood
Bret Kermon
W. Lockwood
Lise Red
Butte News Notes Healthy activity and travel amid dust storm
Rent pianos from Orton Broa Loiselle Taxi service. Mrs and Miss Crandall visitors from Twin Bridges. Born July 31 to Mr and Mrs William B Casey Crescent street a non. Great Falls visitors to the city. P O News Stand offers office supplies and writing material. Lawn tennis courts at Columbia gardens busy with spectators. Sherman Reed cab office moved. Trains out Saturday night and Sunday morning attract anglers for fishing centers. Dust storm hits Butte briefly. Renovation at St Johns Episcopal church proceeds with stone turrets and new entrances on West Broadway.
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Orton Broa Loiselle Taxi Service
H. & Buck
Alberta Borthwick
Great Falls
P. O
Columbia Gardens
Sherman & Reed
Butte
States
Yellowstone Park
St. John's Episcopal Church
West Broadway
Wind Dust Rain and Hall Sweep Through Butte Ball Game
A dramatic late afternoon in Butte featured wind dust rain hail and lightning. Clouds gathered and dispersed as fans arrived at the gardens for a baseball game that turned into one of the best ever seen in Butte with a full gamut of weather excitement.
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Butte
Return From Trip Through the Park
A party led by John Kelly and including Deputy Sheriff Don Holland F J Sullivan R B Smith and James Sullivan returned Saturday from a ten day automobile tour through Yellowstone Park reporting a good trip with ample fishing along the route.
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John Ful" Kelly
Donf Holland
F. J. Sullivan
R. B. Smith
James Sullivan
Yellowstone Park
J. S. Brown Killed in Auto Accident Near Bozeman
Bozeman Montana July 31 J S Brown was struck by an automobile driven by Walter Sales while walking along the road between Bozeman and Belgrade. He died of his injuries at midnight after the collision. Brown had been living with his sister Mrs S M Kilbride and the body would be shipped to Pueblo Colorado where his wife Durie resides.
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Bozeman
J. S. Brown
Walter Sales
Belgrade
Brown
S.M. Kilbride
Pueblo
Colo
Durie
Death watch for Byrne and Chronopolis ends in Montana
Long awaited death watch removal leaves Steve Byrne and Theodore Chronopolis treated as ordinary prisoners in Deer Lodge. Executions set for Aug 26 between 2 and 6 a m, with no special guard watch. Sheriff’s request denied, as both men face possible gubernatorial clemency or new appeals.
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Steve Byrne
Theodore Chronopolis
Larry Duggan
Byrne
Chronopatis
Montana
Assar Juhray
Chronopolla
Juhray
Supreme Court
Deer Lodge
Duggan
Mrs Peters Funeral Held At Anaconda Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Joseph Peters, Montana pioneer from Butte, will be held at St. Pauls church Anaconda after the body is moved from Charles I Kells home. The cortege departs at 9 am and burial is in Hill cemetery with designated pallbearers.
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Joseph Peters
Montana
Butte Iast
Anaconda
Charles I. Kells
Broadway
Alabama Street
St. Paul's Church
the Hill Cemetery
C. P. Reltey
L.C. Evans
HA. Gallwey
Fenrinsen
I. Hl. Mcqueeney
WG. Hansen
Pall- Demere
BF. Moore
A. J. Tuchnoherer
J.C. Harrivo
M. Hale SF
Murphy
General rains sweep Montana with showers across state
Weather notes from the Great Falls sub station indicate showers may have covered Montana. Reports show cloudy conditions at Billings and Livingston, heavy Saturday night rain in Great Falls, and a dust storm followed by sporadic precipitation in Butte. A forecast could not be issued due to missing Sunday reports.
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Butte
Great Falls
Montana Power Company
Sword
Billings
Livingston
Parents Visit Highland Camp Brings Crowd to Scout Summer Home
Highland Camp near Butte, 20 miles south, drew 85 to 70 visitors mostly parents who toured the boys’ summer home. Camped Scouts, 175 strong, followed daily routines under Scout Executive Owen and Assistant Saries with Dr Donovan as camp physician. The day opens with flag rites and includes instruction, hikes, volleyball, baseball, and a wireless news relay from the Montana Power station run by Robert Dwight.
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Owen
Saries
Donovan
Robert Dwight
Montana
Copper Industry Bottoms Then Rises Says Federal Reserve
The Federal Reserve Board reports June saw copper and nonferrous metal production slump with weak demand, while July shows early improvement. Refined copper output in the Minneapolis district fell sharply from May, with prices around 12.2 to 12.7 cents per pound as large producers hold back. Zinc output rose in June, stocks jumped, and prices declined further, prompting curtailment steps. Lead prices held steady around 4.4 cents as sellers hold firm. San Francisco mines operate at full capacity amid varied commodity signals.
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The
Standard
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Minneapolis
New York
Kansas City
San Francisco
Mian and Woman Arrested for Robbery
John Richards says he was robbed of his gold watch and six dollars by a pair described as Mian and a woman after meeting on Utah avenue. Pete Berg and Katie Leer were jailed by Assistant Chief O'Donnell on robbery charges. Berg had a watch Richards identified as his.
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John Richards
Pete Berg
Katie Leer
O'Donnell
Richards
Berg
Equalization Board Adjourns to Hear Inter-County Property Assessments
The state board of equalization is expected to meet tomorrow with an adjournment likely until next Monday August when it will hear assessments of inter-county properties. Railroad, telephone and telegraph lines and power lines will be represented in the case.
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State Board of Equalization
Municipal Picnic to Huge Success
A crowd over 700 attended the annual Picnic of municipal employees at Thompson Park. City workers and families enjoyed races, tug of war, exploring expeditions, and refreshments including ice cream and lemonade, ending with a large shared dinner.
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Thompson Park
Lutherans Form Walther League in Montana
The convention announced consolidation to form a Montana Walther League district. The group, allied with a 100 active societies and thousands of members, recalled the league's wartime service and revival. Officers named include KC H Ulmer of Missoula as president and Margaret Wise of Helena as secretary, with a council and committees to guide the new chapter. Helena will host next year’s annual convention.
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Montana
Walther League
W. F. Walther
Lutheran Church In America
John G. Wendell
Helena
M. Hudtlor
Butte
W. Heinselmann
Louise Scherrer
Louise Bush
Martin Hudtioff
P. Brauer
Charles Krause
Alma Teyter
Billings
J. Heidt
F. Baiman
Clarence Weiss
Gaelic league leader Art O'Brien arrives in Dublin
The Associated Press reports that Art O'Brien, president of the Gaelic League in London and adviser to Eamon de Valera, arrived in Dublin this July. He accompanied de Valera during talks with Premier George. O'Brien was listed as holding a central position in the proceedings.
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Orien
DE Valera
Asociated
Dublin
Art O'Brien
Gaelic League
London
Eamonn
Tinya George
Mr. O'Brien
Belfast caretaker shot near Comber as sentry challenges
Thomas Reid, 30, caretaker of Norange Hall near Comber, was shot and killed after leaving camp at Newtownards following a sentry challenge heard amid noise. Rosa heard the disturbance and alerted authorities. Investigators cautioned about uncertain details as they search for a motive and assailant.
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Belfast
Thomas Reid
Norange Hall
Comber
Newtownards
Rosa
Maki
Monthly Review of Conditions Reflects July Industrial Mood
The Associated Press reports July business activity across industries shows weak demand and subdued prices for copper and zinc while cement and structural steel output improves with growth in building. Retail trade holds up with optimism for autumn, and food crops remain strong though cotton output stays near two thirds of last year. Textile and footwear sectors show stability despite declines in iron, steel, and autos. unemployment remains largely unchanged, and money remains easier though foreign exchange and global conditions hinder gains in trade.
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Associated Prem
Washington
Genera
Federal Reserve Board
Diverse Hotel Arrivals Populate Montana Venues
A lengthy hotel guest list shows a wide array of travelers across Montana and beyond, including Grand-S., Duval in Bozeman, Hawkins in Seattle, Winter Smith in Helena, and many more from Denver to Chicago and New Orleans. The roster features numerous couples and individuals, with towns spanning Billings, Great Falls, Butte, Dillon, Missoula, and Helena, plus out-of-state visitors from Ohio, Iowa, Michigan, and Canada.
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S. J. Duval
Bozeman
G. F Hawkins
Seattle
J. Winter Smith
Helena
McCaba
Smith
Logan
M.A. Myern
Hinsdale
Kathryn Juggle
Mabel Davy
Reasie ‘Watron
Kansas City
Mabel C. Taylor
Denver
A. M. Beall
B. Stanton Billings
Anna Dunn
Newark
Ohio
Birmingham
Ala
Madole
Dex Moines
Iowa
Karte Boewald
Winniper
Canada
Jeasie T. Milner
P.M. Zopper
Jensie FE
Burdett
L. Griffith
E. la’ Bitz
Marie Peabody
Chicago
J. Bou
New Orleans
la Laura
Saginaw
Mich
L. Thompson
Great Fale
J. C. Croteau
Pocatello
Farr
Wide
Cal
Butto
H. F. Andrews
Dillon
Netter McPhail
Drummond
Alf
Carpenter
Yakima
Wash
Buter
Idaho
John’ M. Marion
George R. Shephard
Phil Bampton
Billings
Great Falla
A. J. McKay Whitehall
B. Orr
Farmer
Dilton
J.C .Spokane
V. I. Garber
le W. Johnson
Henry Jamestown
F. M. Holt
Hamilton
Life in Prison by Mrs. M. Harrison
Mrs. M. Harrison details her imprisonment and transfer from Cheka custody to a women’s hospital prison on June 6, with care during her confinement. She recounts a July 24 visit from Senator France that led to her eventual release just before the train departure for Riga, and notes she would not accept any pledge to silence.
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America
France
Rigi
Harrison
Teal
Big explosion damages Minneapolis power cable system
Fireman W. J. Hollenbeck was seriously cut while aiding a rescue in Minneapolis as eight blocks along Nicollet and the Minneapolis Electric Light system suffered major damage. Theodore Hergernness of Mankato buried under debris in a cigar store. Jewelry stores displays scattered, thousands of dollars in merchandise lost. Eight large power cables destroyed. officials say repairs take a week. Current halted at 1:19 AM, resumed at 3 AM after blasts subsided.
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W. J. Hollenbeck
Anderson
Theodore Hergerness
Mankato
Minn
Denris Wich
Pith
Seventh Streets
Nicotlet
Minneapolis
Lectric Light Company
Canadian National Express and Express Company Consolidate
Announcement from Montreal dated July 31 states the Canadian National Express company and the Canadian Express company will consolidate effective September 1 under the former name. The merger creates a single company to operate under the CN Express banner.
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Associated of Montreal
Canadian National Express Company
Canadian Express Company
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Federal Reserve Statistics
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M. J. Bar Hills Bros
Lyon
Hansen's
Rainier
John J. M’carthy
Monthly Review OF Conditions
Legsat
James P. Ryan
Portland
M. Johnson
Missoula
P. R. Robinson
J. T. Ross
CE. Walker
Bl.white
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Ore
Finlen
F. M. Grifin
C. S. Jarnum
N. A. Nores
Boseman
George R. Allen
Virginia City
A. W Fay
J. \. Keickert
M. F. Denier
H. Mayer
It. Carstenson Helena
W. Kck. Dwyer
Jim O'Connell
Neil McIntyre
N. A. McDonald
Walter Schwartz
HL. Dascher
Dan B. Keiley
E. P. Dunckel
J. M. Sheedy
Harlowtown
A. F. Petersen
Fred
Ayer and Children
Akron
George E. Tupper
B. McDonnell
Warren Callaway
M. A
A. E. Shepperd
Duluth
HS Lord
Mohn Cook
Alberta Borth
Wick
W. G. Wright
EF. S Spigil
Virginia
D. D. Haley
Hubbing
Papier
Brooks
A. & Hoyt
H. Hendy
S.A. Rund
St. Louie
JH. Kirk
Misa
Amelia Kirk
Harrowtown
Jerome
Wheeler
Spottiswood
E. W. Merritt
Torchy
Kinogram News Weekly
George Beban
Rex
White House
Golden
Lane
Beremsee
Lee
Dalai Atent Fleur
Selle
Freminen
Mrs. M. Harrison
Ifter the Big Jar
Alon
Riddell
West Park St
Pipestone Springs
Curative
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Eam
Butta
Yue
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Bellville
Ovando
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