Large Mountain View church rises as three years of labor succeed
Rev. J. L. Albritton built a new church in Butte after turning a growing congregation into a sizable edifice. More than 400 joined and over $45,000 was raised. health issues led to his departure, with Rev. Henry taking charge in Mountain View. Bishop Fowler arranged the exchange and Albritton moved to Salt Lake City.
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Henry
Mountain View
J. L. Albritton
Albritton
Butt
Bigibrary
Butte
Fowler
Mr. Albritton
Salt Lake
First Methodist Church
City of the Saints
Pleasing Speaker Wins Favor With Butte Congregation
Former Pastor Rev A H Henry of Salt Lake City spoke to a large crowd in Butte praising the church as a community of workers not an ornate building. He urged gratitude for opportunities the institution offers and invited young men from distant homes to join church activities and his home to become part of the church. He preached on Second Timothy chapter two verse nineteen, describing the church as the rock of ages and a call to service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Henry
First Methodist Church
Salt Lake
Mountain View
Butte
God
Henry
Church of God
Nottington Route Excursions Ticket Sale Schedule
The Burlington Route sells round trip tickets from Buffalo on the first and third Tuesdays at 64.50. For information call or write Phil Daniels. James King now operates the Copper King saloon and invites friends to visit.
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Burlington
Buffalo
Phil Daniels
Broadway
Shelly Hurt in Virginia City Horse Accident Heads to Butte
Maynard W. Shelly of Philadelphia was trapped by a horse fall near Virginia City while en route to a National park trip. He was transported thirty miles on a stretcher to Murray and Freund's hospital in Butte, refusing to stay behind and insisting on reaching the park.
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Maynard W. Shelly
Philadelphia
Murray & Freund's Hospital
Virginia City
Shelly
National Park
Twin Bridges
Array & Freund Hospital
Hubbell
Butte
Anaconda
Hinbbell
Maynard
Jimmie
Rifle matches to open at Sea Girt on September 6
At Sea Girt New Jersey on September 6 the Creed more-Gollymount shooting matches will pit New Jersey State Rifle Association of Belfast against an American team after Irish visitors arrive aboard the steamship Servia. Sir Thomas Lipton aids Ulster Rifle Association as Royal Ulster Yacht Club members join the interest. Col Robert M Thompson lends the yacht Reverie for arrival reception and quarantine transfer. The American Crater nial Palm trophy event runs September 5 with U S Marine Corps and District of Columbia teams active. American selections to be announced tomorrow.
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New York
Sea Girt
N. J
New Jersey State Rifle Association
Belfast
Ireland
Spencer
Servia
Thomas Lipton
Ulster Rifle Association
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Robert M. Thompson
Ulster Riflemen
United States Marine
Sea Girl
District of Columbia
London Underground Line in Control of Americans
George Westinghouse returns from England and says there are no differences with Charles T. Yerkes over the Metropolitan District railway. He notes Yerkes has awarded British Westinghouse the contract for 30 000 horsepower engines and generators and that English production will aid his interests. He downplays hostility toward American control, stressing public wants the ongoing improvements.
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New York
George Westinghouse
England
District Underground Railway
London
Charles T Yerkes
Yerkes
British Westinghouse Company
Great Northern and local rail round trips advertised
J. B. Dawson and J. A. of Walkerville offer rail fares to Basin and Boulder round trips on Sundays and Saturdays with return options. Admission to a New England dinner at Walkerville Social hall on August 26 is 5 cents for adults and 15 cents for children, all are invited.
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Walkerville
New England
Pastor John Hosking Returns to Trinity Preaching Post
The Rev. John Hosking is back as pastor of Trinity Church after a stint away. He resumes duties and leads services, returning to the former pastorate.
Reverend Hosking Returns to Charge at Trinity Church Centerville
The Rev John Hosking resumed duties at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Centerville after a two week absence spent at the annual conference and visiting relatives. He previously led Grace Church South Butte where he aided a debt ridden structure into stability, added a kitchen to the parsonage, and oversaw improvements. At Trinity he faced a scattered flock and a large debt, but announced the debt had been wiped out and improvements completed amid rejoicing and community cheer.
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John Hosking
Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Trinity
Oldest Montana Methodists pastor Hosking honored in Butte
The article lauds Mr. Hosking, a longtime Methodist preacher with 17 years in Montana and five years in Butte, praised for his devout service and the loss of his wife last year. It notes his strong faith and wide circle of friends, and wishes for continued happiness in his ministry. It ends with an advertisement for eye specialist services.
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Hosking
Montana
Butte
Boers Remain Active in Cape Colony Skirmishes Near Oudtschoorn
Reports from London indicate ongoing Boer activity in Cape Colony with a sharp skirmish near Uniondale and a Schepper commandos threat against Oudtschoorn near the Indian Ocean. Brussels cites Commandant General Botha ordering Boer commanders to hold captured Britons as hostages if Lord Kitchener acts on his proclamations.
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London
Cape Colony
Uniondale
Schepper
Oudschern
Indian Ocean
Brussels
Botha
Kitchener
MacArthur to Visit President and Return to Milwaukee
Major General MacArthur will leave for Washington to report to the war department and plans a stop at Canton to pay respects to President McKinley. On September 1 he will return to his Milwaukee home. Seventeen members of the 24th Wisconsin volunteers met him at his hotel, their first meeting since 1865.
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MacArthur
Chicago
Washington
War Department
Canton
McKinley
Milwaukee
General MacArthur
24Th
Wisconsin Volunteers
Armour heir travels home after illness
Kirk B. Armour, head of the Armour enterprises in Kansas City, recently stricken with a critical illness at Watkins Glen, New York, passed through Chicago today en route to his Kansas City home in a private car.
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Chicago
Kirk B. Armour
Armour Enterprises
Kansas City
Watkins Glen
N. Y
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Owsley Block
Castile
Christie
N. Main Street
Butie
Pipestone Springs
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R. C. Blaydes
R. Burket
Pipestone Springs, Mont
F. A. Ironside
Dentist
West Park Street
Butte, Mont
Chicago College of Dental Burgery
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Mountain View Church
First Methodist Church of
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Apply World Messenger Co
Nottington
James King
Copper King
Hasterner
Noattee
Phil J. Harrington
Jasmin
Dan Tewey
Mulholland Natatorium
Granite and
Arizona Streets
Just
Owsley
Butte, Montana
London Underground Line
Great Northern Railway Co
Basin and Return
Boulder and Return
J. BE. Dawson
J. A
North Main Street
Shandrew
el Roy-Tan
Havana
Peabody
J.T. Carroll Lumber Company
Arizona and
Platinum Streets
Mitchell
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
Bonner, Mov
Butte, Anaconda
Missoula
Dr. Frank
P. O. Block
Herpicide
Newsro
Livingston
Monr
DR. Chung
Herb Sanitarium
Galena St
A. Augendre
Paris
France
B. M Newobro Rug Co
Ont
Griffith
Armour
Dr. W. H. Wix
N. W. Corner Broadway and Main
Grand Opera House
Dice P. Surrrey
Chas. A. Taylor
Diamond King
la Belle Laurette
W. A. Whitecar
Montene Diax P. SutTos
America
Miss Courteney Morgan
East Lynne
2Ic
Tie
Montana Book Company
Main Street
Sporting Goods
W. H. Klein
Butte Optical Co
W. Park St
Golden
Fosselman Drug Store
E. Park St
American Bonding and Trust Co
Passmore & Co
West Granite St
T. G. Heine
Heine
Hennessy
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