Bethany Chapel to Open Today in Floral Park
Sixth Lutheran Church of Butte First will open today at Bethany Chapel offering services and community programs in Floral Park. Local congregants anticipate renewed activity and neighborhood outreach through joint events and worship.
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Floral Park to Dedicate Bethany Lutheran English Church
Butte’s new house of worship opens with dedication at Bethany Lutheran English church at Gladstone avenue and Edwa Street Floral Park. The Avoca schoolhouse, purchased by Augustana mission board, was moved here and remodeled into a church home. Rev PA Fair of Helena oversaw the construction then passed to successor who completed the attractive church.
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Butte
Bethany Lutheran English Church
Gladstone Avenue
Edwa Street
Floral Park
Avoca
Augustana Imission Board
Lutheran Church
PA. Fair of
Helena
Reverent Hanson Leads New Parish In Park Church
The Rev. Hanson governs a 24 by 44 foot auditorium with a 16 by 28 foot vestibule and a purchased pulpit rail, aiming to strengthen Sunday school. The Rev. Fair, leader of the synod, assists and will present a brief church history. Welcome greetings from Emanuel Luther church and other pastors are planned. Residents of Ferrel Park are invited to attend.
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Orda
Hanson
Bensfield Seer
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Anderson
Emanuel Lut
Feral Park
War Savings Stamps reports from July by societies
War Savings Stamps groups report July activity to Harry W Turner state director. Symons War Savings Society shows 177 members with 6 percent buying stamps totaling 615 dollars, rowing the society total to 2 007. Centerville society with 47 members posts 27 percent purchasing securities, 251 dollars collected in July and a society total of 2 789 dollars.
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Harry “W. Turner
Socieieh
Symons. War. Savings Society
Centervile Society
Five men fined in police court for unlawful card game on North Main
Five men named Dan Nolan J Thornton J Sheehan J P Sullivan and Pat King were fined five dollars each yesterday morning in police court for participating in a game described to officers as unlawful blackjack on North Main street. The defendants denied playing blackjack while authorities called it an unlawful game aimed at obtaining money. The sentence followed. Additionally reports from Honolulu noted lava lake activity at Kilduen Mount with about sixty feet rise in five days and a predicted overflow onto the crater floor within three days.
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Ushes
Dan Nolan
J.thornton
J. Sheehan
J.P. Sullivan
Pat King
North Main Street
Nuptial Vows Are Slashed by Court
Six divorces granted by Judge Lamb with alimony and child custody in several cases. Grounds include cruelty desertion and infidelity. Albert Skoglund accused of beating spouse custody awarded. Alexander Mall charged Grace Hall vindictively. decree granted. Ernest Eller to pay temporary alimony of 15 monthly. Mabel Vaily freed from marriage to Leo Lally on cruelty charges. David Gennard granted divorce from Bertie Gennard. Violet Garner obtained divorce and restored maiden name. Widespread alimony orders and custody arrangements noted amid 1917 to 1919 marriages.
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Edwin M. Lamb
Hutte
David Gennara
Bertie Gennard
Whelan
Violet Phela
Violet’ Garner
Shelby
Mont
Lamb
Pe W. Snodgrass
Atvex
Ethel Snodgrass
Ash
Gus
Allon Miloradovich
Rado Miloradovich
Belgrade
Serbia
Deserters Taken to Camp Lewis Under Guard
Nine draft deserters were escorted to Camp Lewis by a guard from the school of mines station yesterday morning. Arrests occurred in Silver Bow county and the men were held in county jails. Named detainees include Sam Ely Nev Henry Williams William Curtis Portland Everett Great Falls Eugene Little Prescott Ariz John Kowalski Wallace Idaho George Parrott Baker Ore Luke Kaluakopice Tombstone Ariz Samuel Stone Butte.
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Camp Lewis
School of Mines
Silver Bow County
Sam Ely
Nev
Henry Williams
William Curtis
Portland
Everton
Great Falls
Eugene Little
Prescott
Ariz
John Kowalski
Wallace
Idaho
George Parrott
Baker
Ore
Luke’ Kaluakopice
Tombstone
Samuel Stone
Butte
Stettheimer Petition Hearing Continued
Petition to convey interests in the estate of Lewis Stettheimer, deceased, is continued. Widow Swidow Stettheimer is mentioned alongside a minor child. A petition by M Stethheimer for reappraisal and leasing of the property is noted, with future court actions expected.
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Lewis Atettheimer
Stettheimer
Vestel
Butte Missoula Local Cut Off To Save Money
Local cut off to save money affects trains No. 261 and 258 beginning today. The cut reduces eastbound and westbound service as part of a broader retrenchment policy by railroad management. The notice cites economy and policy as reasons. A personal note mentions Mr and Mrs Dee of 235 South Dakota Street celebrating the arrival of Mrs Dee’s sister Alice Darling. D Dee works for Montana Hardware and is proud of his soldier son.
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Feneral
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Dakota Street
Dee
Alice Darling
Montana Hardware Company
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