The Dedication of The G and J John’s Episcopal Church
The new Gothic church building was dedicated yesterday with special services. Bishop William Frederick Faber of the Montana diocese presided, delivering sermons as the rector and Davis family hosted the ceremony. The event featured choral solos by John Ransard and Callaway, with prayers and expressions of praise for the church’s design and organ and pulpit.
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Grace Theat Wrought In Mem of Mr And Ated
A fragment from a memo notes Grace Theat in memory of Mr and ated, hinting at a memorial event or tribute. Details are unreadable, but the fragment indicates a commemorative context and a formal acknowledgment.
Fragmentary OCR Reads Do Not Clarify The Prock Note
The readable fragments suggest mention of a preacher and a personal statement but lack a clear event or names. The incomplete text confines interpretation to a vague religious context without concrete details or actions.
Parishioners urged to deny preacher support
Fragmentary remarks warn against backing church leaders who become mouthpieces of Christ for popularity. The speaker cautions that parishioners will resist a preacher seen as swaying doctrine for personal gain or honors.
Victor records capture Brahms and Mahler with Philadelphia Orchestra
The Victor label highlights two Brahms Hungarian Dances performed by the Philadelphia Orchestra of 94 under Leopold Stokowski, praising their rich tone and orchestral color. The piece showcases Magyar tunes arranged by Brahms and notable conducting from memory. Also featured is a Gauil-Cruet recital with Prodh vocal displays and a delicate aria with flute coloratura flair.
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Superintendent W. E. Maddock Returns to Office
NdENT Ane SUPERINTE W. E. Maddock, superintendent of schools, was confined to his home several days last week but was able to go to his office Friday and Saturday of last week, signaling a gradual return to duties.
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W. E. Maddock
Funeral held for Fred T. Greene mining engineer
Personal friends and associates gathered at St. John's Episcopal Church to honor Fred T. Greene, prominent mining engineer killed by a Christmas Day train. The service was officiated by Rev J M Hard. Interment followed at Mount Moriah Cemetery with active and honorary pallbearers named. Mr Greene’s father and sister, who arrived from New York, attended.
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Fred T. Greene
St. John’s Episcopal Church
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Episcopal Church
St. John's Church
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Alexander B.” Leggat
Julius Warner
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Jack ‘Thomas
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Eugene Carroll
Gooffrey Laugier
W. Tuvener
John Gillie
George Wesley Dal Vis
C.W. Goodale
W. M. Tuohy
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Mr. Greene
New York
Northern Pacific Drops Parlor and Observation Cars
The Northern Pacific Railroad plans to discontinue parlor and observation cars on trains between Chicago and St. Paul. The move, part of a broader no luxury program, has not yet affected continental trains passing through Butte, with no date set for other routes.
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St. Paul
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Butte
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Engineers 10 Dance On New Year's Eve
Arrangements for the twenty sixth annual hall of the Butte Stationary Engineers No 2 were completed last night. The event will be held at Pallmont hall Sellatt's orchestra will play. The arrangements committee includes Dean Selfridge James Purcell Tom Thew and James Snell. Other committees list Floor Bruce Anderson Gisbon Tim Kennedy Charles Ivan Jack Driscoll and Doot A C Dawe. William Wail and Patrick Deloighry n-Charles McDonald Thomas Stodden Charles Boulware Turkey Lindsa John McMullin Havre Dec 80. General Pershing visited King Albert of Belgium today arriving near the Belgia front. He was received by the King with General Ruquoy and a company of infantry with a flag from the guard of honor. The King conducted Pershing to the royal residence where he stayed for luncheon then he left for the Belgian front after further courtesies had been exchanged.
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Pallmont
Ton ‘Sellatt
Orche
Dean, Selfridge
James ‘T
Purcell
Tom Thew
James Snell
Bruce
Anderson Gisbon
Tim Kennedy
Charles
Ivan
Jack Driscoll
Doot
A. C. Dawe
Wifeiam ‘Wail
Patrick Deloighryn
Charles McDonald
Thomas Stodden
Charles Boulware
Tarkey Lindsa
John McMullin
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