Epworth League Annual Montana Convention in Livingston
The seventh annual Epworth League state convention will open August 16 at the Methodist Episcopal church in Livingston with a two day session ending Thursday night. Delegates from across Montana expected. program led by Rev J W Bashford and state officers. excursion to Yellowstone park planned. total trip cost thirty dollars for seven days.
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Epworth League
Montana
Methodist Episcopal Church
Livingston
Cleveland
Ohio
Epworth Herald
Methodist Church
Church Lyceum
Young People's Methodist Alliance
Young People’s Christian League
Methodist Episcopal Alliance
Methodist Young People's Union
Fitzgerald
Ninde
I. W. Joyce
Southland
Chattanooga
Queen City of
Toronto
Canada
Indianapolis
San Francisco
Department of Mercy and Help
Department of Social Work
Department of Correspondence
Department of Finance
George H. Feese
Bozeman
G. W. Craven
Butte
Jacob Mills
Helena
J. W. Bashford
Board of Control
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Yellowstone National Park
Charles Garnier
Leah de Groat
Edward Smith
C. E. Avery
Young People’s Society Christian Endeavor
Mark D. Potter
Livingston C. F
W. B. Price
Hattie L. Street
Treasury
L. H. Mickle
Eugene Peck
Park City
Department of Spiritual Work
Dr. Carman
Anaconda
W. W. Howard
Sheridan
C. P. Hargraves
Edythe Cashmore
Whitehall
F. M. Bryan
Wyatt W. Jones
C. BK. Haynes
Havre
Kate Maclaggan
Department of Literary Work
Myrtle Weber
Hamilton
George D. King
L. Bovard
Henry Warman
Glendive
Social Department
Daisy Seeley Clarke
Miles City
Essie M. Whitesitt
Stevensville
Melvin Rumphr
Sidney
Department of Missions
League To Missions
Christian Scientist Fined for Scarlet Fever Reporting
In Spokane Washington on August 10 Mrs J G Davis a Christian science healer was found guilty after a two day trial of failing to report a scarlet fever case as required by law and was fined five dollars plus costs Police Judge Kennan ruled she treated the sick as a physician and is hence subject to penalties Ignorance of the disease is no excuse Christian scientists plan to appeal to the state supreme court.
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Spokane
Wash
J. G. Davis
Kennan
Goldsmith Wins Saratoga Special by Hair
William Whitney's two year old Goldsmith drove through the stretch to edge Blue Girl by a head in the Saratoga Special at Saratoga Springs, with Master Man third. The Travers stake went to Blues at Harlem as Dublin faded late. Other races noted include Bellard, Riddle, and Hans Wagner victors at Saratoga and Harlem.
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Saratoga
N. Y
William ©. Whitney
Goldsmith
Blue Girl
Rossigno
Master Man
Rossignol
Turner
Mr. Whitney
Travers
Chuctananda
Dublin
Blues
Bellard
Belle of Lexington
Riddle
Hammerk
Alfred Wargrave
Shaw
Bullman
Whiskey King
Caughnawaga
Smart Set
Stranger
Mounce
the Parader
McCue
The
Rhymer
Chucctanunda
Bishop and Captain Potter Triumph In Rain-Soaked Grand Circuit
At Buffalo on August 10 the Grand circuit meet ran only two events after rain soaked the track. The 2:07 pace carried a $500 purse with The Bishop taking the third to fifth heats at 2:07 and 2:07 percent. Riley B. won heat two in 2:08. Mayette won heat one in 2:07 with Edith W. and Fye ler also starting. The 2:18 pace, purse $1,200, saw Captain Potter win all three heats in 2:12, 2:13, 2:12 with Orrin B. John R. Potts, Samaritana and Teddy F. among the starters.
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Buffalo
Bishop
Captain Potter
Riley B
Mayette
Edith W
Fyeler
Orrin B
John R. Potts
Samaritana
Teddy F
Delmar Park Results From St Louis Races
In Delmar Park results from St Louis Aug 10 Empyreal won the first race seven furlongs with Two Annies second Diaz third clocking 1 31. Second race five furlongs Okla won Mamie English second Attelle third time 1 03. Third race seven furlongs Nellie Helmuth won Miss Theresa second Syncopated Sandy third time 1 30. Fourth race six and a half furlongs Verify won Jim Clark second Charles C third time 1 22. Fifth race mile and a sixteenth Lunar won Meddlesome second Lord Neville third time 1 49. Sixth race seven furlongs selling Nearest won Sweet Dream second Schnell Laufer third time 1 28.
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Chicago
Harlem
Andes
Likeness
Rosa Diaz
Magi
Mabel Winne
Hoodwink
Miss Bennett
Jarnie Bunton
Sam Fullen
the Pride
Lady Strathmore
Silurian
Six Shooter
Henry Burt
Charley Moore
Constellator
Evelyn Byrd
Hermencia
Chorus Boy
Haviland
Kunja
St. Louis
Delmar Park
Empyreal
Annies
Diaz
Okla
Mamie English
Attelle
Nellie Helmuth
Miss Theresa
Sandy
Verify
Jim Clark
Charles C
Lunar
Dated Nevada Session Photo Features Clagett Clemens and Simmons
A January eighteen sixty four Nevada legislature recalled in a photograph now in Deer Lodge. The left figure is Judge Clagett, center is Samuel Clemens known as Mark Twain, right is A J Simmons former speaker of the Nevada house and later Deadwood resident. Simmons was a notable Republican figure in the late sixties and early seventies.
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O. B. O'Bannon
Deer Lodge
Judge Clagett
Nevada
Clagett
Samuel Ll. Clemens
Mark Twain
A. J. Simmons
House of Representatives
Deadwood
Simmons
Jim Montana
Considine Trial Date Set For September 16
John and Tom Considine are arraigned in Seattle on murder charges of Chief of Police Meredith. Both plead not guilty and the trial is scheduled for September 16 amid protests by ex Congressman James Hamilton Lewis.
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Seattle
Wach
John
Tom Considine
Meredith
Dmory
Superior Court
James Hamilton Lewis
Considines
Lewis
Ful
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R. P. Smith
Dillon
Students’ Missionary Volunteer Movement
Maggie Smith
Department of Christian Citizenship
Philip Cole
Chateau
Tom Allen
Pine Creek
Department of Temperance
C. Db. Danner
Forsyth
Intermediate League
Lois Hartment
Ofcers
R. M. Craven
Flathead
C. K. Avery
Frank M. Byam
Christian Scientist
Whitney
VITA
Newbro Drug Company
Mont
Ton
Topeka
Kan
Rolla
Wahl