Butte Current Notes Highlights Local Visits and Events
Butte notes report visits by Mr and Mrs A T Miller of Roundup and Arthur Austin of Anaconda, plus Dillon guests Judge Poindexter Edward Smith and G T Paul. Newborns at Sullivan and Geraghty households, dental ad for Ironsides, and the Newsboys Club meeting at Wharton office. Also coverage of writing supply at the P O stand and civic notices including the Silver Bow coroner-elect Stevens. Ongoing medical update on Dave Williams at Never Sweat mine. Reverend Mills departs for New York to attend church board meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros. Hessee
Grady's
McLaughlin Coal
Walker
A. T. Miller
W. ©. Speer
Michael F. Sullivan
Wells Street
Ironsides
North Main Street
P. J. Geraghty
West Woolman Street
Arthur Austin
Anaconda
Butte
Er. Carmichael
Basin
J. R. Wharton
P. O
T. J. Walsh
United States Senate
Helena
Jesse P. Stevens
Silver Bow County
Murray Hospital
South Butte
Edward Laird Mills
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
New York
Board of Education
Pacific Northwest
Our New Minister At Broadway Disappoints Audience
The arrival of our new minister and company at the Broadway last night failed to please the small audience. Critics note untimely arrival and sermon length. the performance consisted of three acts and offered little in the way of ministerial or impersonative ability.
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Broadway
Funeral Services Held For David Kenney At Sacred Heart
Many sorrowing friends attended the funeral for David Kenney who died in an accident at the High Ore mine. Pallbearers were D Cavanaugh J Vickers T Treethy R Johnson D Treethy and A Long from Dalton in Furness England. Service began at the family home 528 Nevada avenue and followed with a solemn requiem mass at Sacred Heart. Burial at Catholic cemetery conducted by Rev Father Hanna. Floral tributes came from friends. Dr Dodd advertised Kryptok invisible bi focal glasses.
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David Kenney
Sacred Heart Church
D. Cavanaugh
J. Vickers
T. Treethy
R. Johnson
D. Treethy
A. Long
Mr. Kenney
Dalton-in-Furness
England
Mary Baker Eddy A Pioneer In Christian Science
A biographical sketch recounts Mary Baker Eddy’s rise from New Hampshire origins through marriage, widowhood, and spiritual seeking to founding Christian Science. It notes her meeting with Phineas Quinby, the Broad Street Lynn incident, the 1875 discovery moment, publishing Science and Health, and the growth of the movement with the First Church in Boston and later Concord leadership.
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Broad Street
Lynn
Patterson
Asa Gilbert Eddy
Christian Science Journal
The
Christian Science Sentinel
der Herald der
Christian Science
Glover Family Leaves for Funeral in Boston
Deadwood D. D. Dec 4 George W Glover Jr and his sister Mary depart for Boston to attend the funeral of Mrs Mary Baker Glover Eddy believed to be held in Tilton New Hampshire They cite a message from Mrs Eddy’s household stating her death was unexpected Mary Glover fainted three times from heart trouble and may not complete the trip Glover plans a legal fight for a share of the estate and contests a prior trust settlement via attorney Chandler of Boston.
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George Washington Glover
Concord
Samuel Baker
Mary Baker
Tilton
N. H
Glovers
Eddy
New Hampshire
Mary Baker Glover
Abigail
Deadwood
D. D
Mary
George W. Glover Jr
Mary Baker Glover Eddy
Boston
Mary Glover
Glover
Senator Chandler
Weekly clinics planned at Denver First Universalist Church
Denver December 4. Pastor Rev B C Ruggles of the First Universalist Church announces weekly clinics for church members to benefit from instruction and psychological methods. He calls a trustees meeting to finalize plans and says Jesus's truths are not fully applied by the denomination. The pamphlet distributed today outlines aims to cure common ills through suggestion and related techniques.
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Denver
B. C. Ruggles
First Universalist Church
Ruggles
Council Backs O Brien Report On Labor Council
President William O Brien of the Silver Bow Trades and Labor council presented his report after a St Louis convention. Delegates adopted the report noting the AF of L meeting was highly successful. Adjutant Hawk asked aid for associated charities but the council declined citing existing charitable commitments.
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William O'Brien
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council
St. Louis
Butte
Brien
American Federation of Labor
Mr. O'Brien
Hawk
Salvation Army
Adjutant Hawk
Associated Charities
Butte Ministerial Association
Bet Somebody Would Be Dead Killer Brother in Georgetown
In Georgetown Col Dee 4 Til bet somebody will be dead by morning Charles Clair warned last night and was killed within five hours by his brother William Clair charged with murder The quarrel arose over their sister's attendance at a Silver Plume dance His sister's return triggered a fight Charles tried to shield her Both men were drinking heavily last night
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Georgetown
Dee
Charles Clair
William Clair
Silver Plume
William
Charles
Mayer offers $509 challenge on value for money
Mayer announces a money back challenge offering $509 to any buyer who proves a jewelry emporium in the Northwest or elsewhere provides equal value for the same price. The claim underscores Mayer’s confidence in quality and value.
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Mayer
Northwest
Lamberg Rancher Fatally Shot by Son in Elk Park Area
Swan Lamberg 64 of Elk Park was fatally shot when his son Swan RE Lamberg Jr. discharged a reloaded .38 revolver while cleaning it after rabbit hunting with brothers John and Richard Swanson. He died early this morning at St. James hospital after being transported to Butte. The incident occurred amid heavy snowfall hindering response efforts.
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Swan E. Lamberg
Elk Park
Swan RE. Lamberg Jr
Young Lamberg
John
Richard Swanson
Swan
Hanson
Butte
St. James’ Hospital
Lamberg
Mrs Mary Baker Eddy Dies Quietly at Home
Early this morning Mrs Mary Baker Eddy died after a week in bed following chest inflammation. Calvin A Frye and others in her household met the reporter at the door and led him to a second floor bed chamber where Mrs Eddy lay with hands crossed on her breast, pale yet at rest. Doctors cited pneumonia as a contributing cause. Christian Science church leaders declined further comment on Eddy’s last hours.
Denver Boy Aviator Dies In Self Built Plane Fall
Denver dispatch reports 11 year old Walter Archer, an inventor who flew his own aircraft, fell 700 feet yesterday from his plane during a test flight, dying as witnesses described the tragic accident near the field.
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Denver
Walter Archer
Adopted son recalls Mrs. Eddy death and Christian Science resolve
Dr. E J Foster Eddy, adopted son of Mrs Kiddy, responds to word of Mary Baker Eddy death. He says he was unprepared, praises Eddy and her teachings, notes some faith members may stumble but asserts church will continue strongly and work will carry on. He calls the blow severe yet says Christian Science will not disintegrate.
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Waterbury
E. J. Foster Eddy
Kiddy
Associated Press
Eddy
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Independent Telephone
Signet
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Kryptok
Hirbour Block
Mas
Little Town
Page
Pembroke Academy
South
New England
Keddy
Daniel Patterson
Quinty
Mrs. Eddy
Phineas Quinby
International Hotel
Portland
Quinby
Mecca of
Chestnut Hill
Christian Science Tmple
Mother Church
the Bright Corner
Towle-Winterhalter- Hannifin Co. Manufacturing Jewelers
Corner Park and
Dakota
Council
O'Brien
Mayer’s
Montana
S. Mayer
West Park Street
Axminster
Mondas Row
Arlington Axminster
Seamilese Wilton
School of Mines
Butte Public Library
Neversweat
West Stewart
St. Patrick's Church
California
Big Butte
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Credit Coop
West Park St
Abdomen
Volver
Salida
Goel
Archer
Salida Power Company
Mary Baker Eddy
ED Rose
North Main St
Rase Bros
East Park Street
Harry Siegel
Wyoming
Ind
Ballard
Newbra Drug Co
Butte, and Smith Drug Co
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