Butte News Shea Out of Job Walkerville Constable Ousted
The Butte area reports Walkerville constable Tim Shea has been retired after a board of county commissioners resolution. The action cites past complaints and a finding that it is in the best interests to oust him, with notification to Justice Neenan.
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Tim Shea
Thomas Cosgrove
Shea
Walkerville
Board of County Commissioners
Yancey
Walkerville Township
Neenan
Signed Valveless Paper Charged With Fraud in Meaderville
John Magos, a 4.n Austrian resident in Meaderville, was yesterday charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. The complaint was sworn before Justice of the Peace Libby by John Kione.
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John Magos
Meaderville
Justice of the Peace
Libby
John Kione
Miner Magos Defrauds Saloon Keeper With Fictitious Check
A saloon keeper tells how Magos, known to him, borrowed money on July 1 offering a check drawn on Colusa Parrot Mining Co. The check covered all debts but proved worthless as Magos had not worked at the mines recently. A warrant is out and he faces a hearing before Justice Libby upon capture.
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Magos
Colusa-Parrot Mining Company
Klone
Mages
Libby
Church Services and Meetings Advertised Around Town
First Presbyterian Church will be led by Pastor E J Groeneveld and Rev G William Giboney at 11 a.m and 7 p.m with prayer on Wednesday. all other services as usual. First Baptist Church at Broad Way and Montana Street lists Pastor J B Noft at 11 a.m and 8 p.m with Sunday school at 12:20 p.m and a 7 p.m Young People's meeting led by Miss Mamie Pestana on Free to Serve. Midweek prayer and Praise on Wednesday at 8 p.m followed by teachers meeting. Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Society plan a Brookside picnic Thursday afternoon.
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First Presbyterian Church
E. J. Groeneveld
G. William Giboney
D. D
Spokane
Wash
First Baptist Church
Christ Jesus topic at First Church service
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 850 West Broadway corner Excelsior Avenue announces services on Sunday August 24 1902 at 10 45 am and 8 pm with Sunday school at 12 15 pm A Wednesday meeting is set for 3 o clock Reading rooms will be open 11 am to 5 pm except Sundays.
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First Church of Christ (Scientist
West Broadway
Excelsior Avenue
Christ Jesus
Swedish Mission Church Services and Meetings
Swedish Mission church at Dakota and Porphyry streets led by Rev. August Gustafson holds services today with preaching at 1 a.m. Sunday school at noon, young people's meeting at 6 p.m., and evening service at 8 p.m. Thursday prayer 8:15 p.m. Choir practice Friday night and Young People's society business meeting Tuesday night.
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Swedish Mission Church
Dakota and
Porphyry
August Gustafson
Young People's Meeting
Young People’s Society
Bethel Baptist Church Services in Idaho and Mercury Streets
Services at Bethel Baptist Church on Idaho and Mercury streets are scheduled for morning. The notice notes worship times and location for parishioners and nearby residents.
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Bethel Baptist Church
Idaho and
Mercury Streets
Evening Services Share Prayer and Youth Meeting
Pastor Rev. C. C. X. Laws presides with an morning sermon titled Continue in Prayer. In the evening at 7 p m Mrs. E. Bell leads a young people's meeting followed by a second sermon The Angel of Darkness at 7 p m. All are invited to attend.
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C. C. X. Laws
A. m
Young People's Meeting
E. Bell
Angel of Darkness
Scandinavian Hall Service Schedule and Meeting Lines
Scandinavian hall on South Main street lists services at 11 a m and 5 p m with a prayer meeting at 8 p m Friday A young people's meeting at 7 30 p m and a sewing society at 2 p m Wednesday at Mrs Jacobson 402 Walker Avenue Pastor Arnquist leads the congregation.
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Scandinavian Hall
South Main Street
Sewing Society
Jacobson
Walker Avenue
A. O, Arnquist
Welsh church services in Carpenters Union Hall
Welsh services in Carpenters Union Hall West Granite opposite the courthouse Sunday preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday school at noon Junior Aid meets Tuesday at 2 p m with Miss Jennie Jones Centerville long service Friday at p m all welcome R E Williams pastor
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Carpenters’ Union Hall
West Granite
Jennie Jones
Centerville
All Welcome
R. E. Williams
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Service Schedule
Grace Methodist Episcopal church at Arizona and Second streets with James W. Tait as pastor. Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday school at 2:30 p.m. Logan McDonald superintendent. League devotional at 7 p.m. led by Miss Ethel Maxwell. Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
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Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Arizona and
Second Streets
James W. Tait
Arizona Street
Logan McDonald
Ethel Maxwell
Rev C D Crouch Leads Services at Walkerville Meaderville
Mt Bethel and Unitel M E church in Walkerville and Meaderville announce services by Pastor C D Crouch at 11 a.m. in Walkerville and 7 30 p.m. in Meaderville with Sunday school at 2 30 p.m Epworth league at 6 30 p.m Brother John Penhall to preach in Walkerville in the evening.
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Mt. Bethel
Unitel M. E. Church
Walkerville
Meaderville
C. D. Crouch
Epworth League
John Penhall
German Lutheran Pastor Absent. No Services Today
The German Lutheran church reports Pastor M Hudtloff is absent and no services will be held. Mr Hudtloff is spending a week at Lolo.
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German Lutheran Church
M. Hudtloff
Mr. Hudtloff
Lolo
A. M. E. Church Dedication and Upcoming Lecture
Pastor J. Allen invites all to Shaffer's chapel Plat inum and Idaho streets for morning and evening services with Sunday school led by Mrs. S. Austin and Mrs. B. Reeves. The 81st will see dedication by Bishop C. T. Shaffer. ministerial union assists. A Friday lecture on Africa and Its Future follows at First Presbyterian church.
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Shaffer
Platinum
Idaho Streets
S. Austin
8. Reeves
C. T. Shaffer
First Presbyterian Church
Africa
J. Allen
O Keefe Attends AOH Convention at Great Falls
M J O Keefe attends the convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians at Great Falls. He participates in activities and discussions during the event.
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M. J. O’keefe
The
Great
Death of Mrs. P. O Keefe in Ontario at 83
Falls county official reports the death of his grandmother Mrs. P. O Keefe of St. Andrews Ontario Canada aged 83. Requiem mass will be said at St Patrick's church.
Stocker Family Visits and Local Socials at Big Timber
Big Timber notes report Mrs. Stocker returning from Glendive after a summer. J. L Scarlett and Hopper head to Cinnabar with Princeton expedition group. J. W. Boomer and Olive Morse wed in Bozeman. a dancing party honors Misses Quigley and Mallon. Dr. Hanley travels to Illinois for his ailing father. G. H. Preston sells Yellowstone pharmacy stock to Noyes Bros. & Cutler amid ill health and frost damage concerns.
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Standard
Big Timber
Charles F. Stocker
Glendive
H. ©. Kellogg
J. W. Boomer
Gallatin Valley
Olive Morse
Walter Edwards
A. A. Walker
Bozeman
Co. N. Skillman
Emmmett Brown
Quigley and Mallon
McGregor
Iowa
Skillman
J. A. Hal
J. W. Giegzer
Richard Roberts
N. Skillman
Kit
G. H. Preston
Yellowstone Pharmacy
Noyes Bros. & Cutler
St. Paul
Messrs
Noyes Bros. & Cutler Wiil
Preston
Helena
Chicago Market Opens With Dips Then Strong Demand
August trading showed initial offering and price dips before a solid demand emerged. Bulls held for profits as weather cooled and reports from the field raised frost concerns.
Chicago Cattle and Hogs Prices and Receipts Report
Livestock market report from Chicago shows cattle receipts at 4.21 million with varied price ranges for steers cows and calves. Hog receipts reach 18 thousand with steady to lower tone and prices from 6.75 to 7.45 for mixed and butchered hogs. Sheep and lambs receipts about 2 thousand with steady demand and prices from 2.50 to 6.00 for wethers and lambs.
Cash Quotations and Receipts Summary for Grains and Provisions
Cash quotations show flour steady and various grain prices including No 2 spring wheat at 7377ic and No 3 814% Trge per bushel. No 2 yellow corn 782c No 3 white oats 34 37c No 2 rye 61c fair to choice, barley 12 68c, flaxseed 1.47, Northwestern flax 1.46, Timothy seed 1.60, pork barrel 16.70, lard per 100 lb 10.75. Receipts and shipments list flour barrels 12000 17000, wheat 210000 410000, corn 64000 433000, oats 253000 168000, rye 28090 41000, barley 22000 1000.
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Northwestern
Omaha Livestock Market Report August 22
Cattle receipts 4300 at South Omaha. Native steers 4.73 to 8.25, cows and heifers 48, western steers 1.85 to 6, Texas steers 4.50 to 5.23, canners 1.85 to 3. The market slow. Sheep steady with fed muttons 3.60 to 4, wethers 3.25 to 3.0, ewes 2.50 to 3.40. Heavy hogs 6.0 to 7.19, mixed 6.95 to 7.05, lights 7.07 to 7.18.
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Chicago
Texas
South Omaha
Kansas City Live Stock Market Report
Cattle receipts around 5 tracked with mixed classes: native steers to 5.15, Texas and Indian steers to 4.25, Texas cows around 1.72 to 4.50, stockers 2.00 to 5.20, bulls up to 3.25, calves near 2. Hogs receipts 1,900 with sections across weights and packers paying 6.80 to 7.35, pigs 6.30 to 6.60, market weaker. Muttons and lambs show declines with range wether 3.10 to 4.25 and ewes 3.35 to 4.10.
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Kansas City
Texas
Wales
Range Wethers
Ewes
Market quotes and metal prices from London and New York
The report lists consols and shares with percentages for London and U S steel, railroads, and Canadian Pacific among other listings. Silver closes steady at 24 4d per ounce and monetary figures show varied yields and prices across major issues.
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London
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Cruel Pranks Prompt Calls for Harsh Punishment
A Philadelphia Record column discusses pranks from Europe where a man travels after a fake cable about his sister's illness. It argues to curb dangerous practical jokes with penalties near assault, noting mental distress can be as harmful as bodily injury and cites examples from car shows and street life.
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Philadelphia
Europe
New York
York Horse Show Judging and a Hydrophobia Pretender
Judges at a York horse show assign high marks to the animal while recounting a farcical case of a man feigning hydrophobia who frightened locals, was restrained by two men and a doctor, and subjected to a harsh treatment. A Connecticut man cited for yelling boo at a girl received a $1,000 fine after the victim suffered lasting nervous harm.
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York
Connecticut
Largest Auto Mobile Harvester at Work in California Ranch
The Los Angeles Herald reports a giant combined harvester in Central California cutting 40 000 acres of barley. A 66 foot long monster uses a traction engine, a 36 foot header, and a separate thrashing unit driven by a 30 horsepower engine. It travels about 3.5 mph, thrashing 100 acres daily with eight workers on the thrasher.
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Los Angeles Herald
California
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