Funeral with military honors for Joseph Callaghan
Three years after being wounded at La Loma church and receiving the flag as his grave shroud, Joseph Callaghan, a private in the Far East charge, was buried with honors by Henry Lawton camp No. 24 Spanish American War veterans. The service at St Patrick's Catholic church included a firing squad and three rounds at the grave, with taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Callaghan
la Loma
Orient
Callaghan
Henry Lawton
Sherman
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
J. 8. Taylor
G. D. Menceslaw
John Strasage Young
Andrew Ehrick
H. Yost
R. H. Paxson
On Camp
Benefit for accident disability draws weekly aid
Disabled by accident you receive 25 to 50 dollars weekly. Mail or visit 422 Hennessy building Street to inquire at Cal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
Street
Hennessy Building
Church Services at First Presbyterian on Broadway
First Presbyterian church at Broadway and Idaho conducted by KE J Groeneveld. Residence 631 West Granite. Morning service 11 o clock, evening service 7 30 o clock, Sunday school 12 15 p m superintendent H M Patterson. Prayer meeting Wednesday afternoon Y P S C E meeting 6 30 p m Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Broadway
Idaho
KE. J. Groeneveld
West Granite
H. M. Patterson
Theosophical talk on The Law of Sacrifice at Sherman House
The Theosophical Society will discuss The Law of Sacrifice this evening at 8 o'clock at Sherman House, 107 Quartz Street. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theosophical Society
Sherman House
Quartz Street
Immanuel Presbyterian Church Morning and Evening Services
Immanuel Presbyterian Church at Galena and Gaylord Street expects Mr. Tregione of Butte to preach at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sabbath school at 2 p.m. J E 8. TM 3 p.m. Y P 8S C BE at 6 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Ladies Aid meets Thursday 1 p.m. at 1334 Madison Street with Mrs. Hathaway hosting.
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Immanuel Presbyterian Church
Galena
Gaylord
Tregione
Butte
Ladies’ Aid
St Pauls M E Church South Schedule at Corner Galena Idaho
The pastor 8. H. C. Burgin will preach at 11 a m and 7 45 p m Good music Sunday school at 9 30 a m Class meeting at 12 30 p m Epworth league 6 40 p m W H M society meets Tuesday 2 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 45 p m conducted by the pastor
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St. Paul's M. E. Church
Galena
Idaho
H. C. Burgin
Epworth League
W. H. M. Society
First Baptist Church to Host Memorial Sermon and Weekly Events
The First Baptist Church at Broad way and Montana streets led by Pastor J F Noftsinger lists worship at 1:00 and 7:45 PM for the annual memorial sermon for W Co T A with attendance by the body. A 10:30 AM prayer service precedes Sunday school at 12:20 PM led by Lee Hayes as superintendent. The Young People meet at 6:20 PM led by N A Carlson on Tempted and Tried. Junior meeting is Tuesday at 4:00 PM. Midweek prayer and praise Wednesday at 7:45 PM followed by baptism. Friday afternoon Ladies Aid meets at Mrs W W Hawn, 726 South Montana. The next B Y P U free lecture Friday at 4:00 PM by Lee Hayes on The Judaizing Heresy. Everybody welcome.
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First Baptist Church
Broadway
Montana Streets
J. FE. Noftsinger
West
Granite Street
Lee Hayes
Young People’s
N. A. Carlson
Ladies’ Aid Society
W. W. Hawn
Montana Street
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Revival Services Start
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church at Arizona and Second Streets lists pastor James W. Tait at 935 Arizona Street with services at 10 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Morning topic Preparing the Way, evening topic Whats in a Name. Sunday school 2 30 p.m. Logan McDonald, superintendent. League devotional at 6 30 p.m. led by Mrs Anna Brown. Miss Mary M Dennis returning from Dillon to assist. Miss Dean an experienced evangelistic worker will join as revival begins Tuesday evening.
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Grace Methodist Pepiscopal Church
Arizona
Second Streets
James W. Tait
Arizona Street
Logan McDonald
Anna Brown
Mary M. Dennis
Dillon
Dean’s
Eastern
Middle States
Mt Bethel M E Church Weekly Schedule
Mt Bethel M E church announces morning service at 11 oclock led by Herbert Martin. Sunday school at 2 36 p m. Evening preaching at 7 06 oclock by K G Williams. Sunday school teachers meeting Friday evening. Epworth League 6 30 p m Sunday. Ladies Aid meeting with Mrs Tower Thursday at parsonage 2 30 p m.
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Mt. Bethel
L. L. Tower
Astor
Walkerville
Herbert Martin
K. G. Williams
Epworth League
Ladies’ Aid Society
Unity M E church services and Sunday school notice
Unity M E church Walkerville announces morning and evening services by Pastor Unity M E at 11 7 20 o clock residence Tower L IL. Sunday school at 2 20 p m Joseph Skewis superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity M. BE
L. IL
Walkerville
Joseph Skewis
Prayer and class meetings announced for week
A notice lists a prayer meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday evening and a class meeting Friday evening led by Mrs E Martin two events planned for local residents.
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E. Martin
Shortridge Memorial Church Schedule and Local News
Shortridge Memorial Christian church at Washington and Mercury lists services with pastor A. L. Chapman and times for morning and evening worships plus Sunday school and Endeavor groups. Ice harvest nears completion, icehouse work pending, and quality ice expected. Accidents include Frank Boepflug injured by a rock and J J Aspanus burned by an oil cap explosion. Major Clifford reports a bill for 1000 heifers and 40 bulls for Lame Deer Indians. Charles Beck leaves Forsyth for Spokane. Norman Lott arrives from England seeking Montana climate relief. Pratt home party disrupted by storm. Danielson returns from Brainent hospital after appendicitis surgeries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Wrge
Frank Boepflug
Beig
A. ©. Wolven
J. J. Aspanus
Major Clifford
Lame Deer Agency
Secretary of the Interior
Lame Deer
Charles Beck
Forsyth
Hunter's Mot Springs
Spokane
Norman Lott
M. Bentall
England
Montana
Pratt
Rosebud
Tural
GG. A. Danielson
Brainent Hospital
Trinity M E Church Announces Sunday Schedule
Close meeting No 2 meets in the church Sunday morning at 10. John Gilbert leads preaching at 11 and 7:50. Sunday school at 2:30. W H Gribbin and John Callow supervise. Epworth league meets 6:50 with H Martin. Prayer Tuesday, choir Wednesday, Ladies Aid Thursday 2 39. Friday 7 class meeting No 1 in lecture room led by H James. Visitors welcome.
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Trinity M. E
John Hosking
North Main Street
John Gilbert
H Gribbin
John Callow
Epworth League
H. Martin
Ladies’ Aid Society
H. James
Mind A Sunday Message At First Church Of Christ
The First Church of Christ at 50 West Broadway corner Excelsior Avenue presents a Sunday service by Mrs. Anna Crowley with talks on Mind. Services at 10 45 a m and 2 30 p m. Sunday school at 12 15 p m. Wednesday meeting at clock reading rooms open 11 a m to 5 p m except Sunday.
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First Church of Christ (Scientiet
West Broadway
Excelsior Avenue
Anna
F. Crowley
Second Church of Christ at Recientiet sermon Mind
Morning service at 11 o clock with sermon Mind. Sunday school at noon. Testimonial meeting Wednesday evening. Reading room open daily from 1 am to 4 pm. Mrs. C. Grimes listed as reader. address 740 Maryland Avenue. all welcome.
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Second Church of Christ T Recientiet
West Quartz Street
C. Grimes
Maryland Avenue
Scandinavian M E church Service Schedule
Scandinavian Methodist Episcopal church at Copper and Alaska streets lists Rev. N L Hansen as pastor. Morning service at 11 o clock and evening service at 7 p m. Sunday school at noon. Y P B C E meets Thursdays at 8 and 8 p m at the church every other week. Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 p m in the parsonage under church supervision.
Swedish Mission Church Services Schedule
Swedish Mission church corner Da kota and Porphyry streets announces services today at 11 a.m. Sunday school at 12 15 p m young people's meeting at 6 p m and evening service at 8 p m pastor August Gustafson leads.
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Swedish Mission Church
Dakota
Porphyry
August Gustafson
German Evangelical Lutheran church services today
The German Evangelical Lutheran church invites worshipers with Pastor M. Hudtioff delivering services at 11 a.m. today at the residence 6 and West Silver. Sunday school follows at 1 50 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Evangelical Lutheran Church
M. Hudtioff
6& West Silver
When Day's Toil Is Done Social Side of Working Life
Fragmentary note reflects social life of workers in BuPte area with references to evenings out and community gatherings. Readable names or places are limited. content hints at leisure activities following work hours.
Two Delightful Dances by Butte Unions
In Butte two social events showcased union life beyond work. The Butte Carpenters’ union held their annual ball at Scandia hall with over 200 couples, a full program, lunch, and dancing, while the Workingmen’s union hosted a large nonpay social at Miners’ union hall with about 500 members present, a welcome address, varied entertainments, a substantial lunch, and dancing. Roosevelt and Thunder Mountain districts draw keen attention as mining activity grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Workingmen’s Union
Miners’ Union
Butte Carpenters’ Union
Scandia Hall
South Main Street
The
Carpenters
Ed Fowlis
George Pender
Beetch
D. C. Mather
Maud Campeau
James Murchie
James Campeau
Mr. Conley
Edna McGowan
Irvin McPoyle
H. J. Grimes
Buite Workingmen’s Union
Miners‘ Union
North Main Street
Butte Workingmen's Union
J. W. Dale
M. J. Elliott
Orvis Pelley
J. Oleson
Victor Delonious
Mlogsie Pearson
H. 8. Davis
T. W. Jones
R. A. Pelkey
Chateau Notes and Local News Briefs
Ernest Bonderant arrived Friday from near Pondera with a broken arm after a horse kick. Dr Brooks treated the fracture and he is recovering well. A party hosted by Mr and Mrs F Ralston drew attendees from Chateau. The Teton valley snow remains deep though melting. Prof A B Guthrie spoke on Habit at the Methodist church. Mrs W Gray of Bellview visited friends. W L Cowgill and Dick Dean traveled from Dupuyer for a Masonic lodge meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Chateau
Ernest Bonderant
Pondera
Brooks
F. Ralston
Teton Valley
Pentecostal City Mission Gospel Meetings Daily
Pentecostal City Mission at 77 Post Park Street announces gospel meetings every night. Sunday schedule includes school and Bible class at 1 30 p m and Holiness meeting at 3 p m. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentecostal City Mission
Post Park Street
Forsyth and Rosebud School News Arrivals
The Forsyth school library receives new books and a system to track them for public use. Carrie A Heath succeeds Flora Davis as primary department head, bringing graduation from Kansas State Normal School and prior primary teaching experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth
Met
Carrie A. Heath
Flora Davis
Heath
Kansas State Normal School
Washingtonian entertainment at Button's Theater
Epworth league of St Pauls M E church presents a Washingtonian tableaux program on February 22 at Button's Family theater with costume tableaux of Washingtons career and choral accompaniment. Local artists include Ballard Olson Butler Hansen Weirick Bergstrom Irvine Thomas Coup Donnelly. general admission 75 cents. reserved seats 1 dollar. Tickets on sale at drug stores and February 22 at the theater.
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Button’s Family
Epworth League of
Dresden
Pitt Butler
Magnus Hanson
FE. B. Weirick
H. Bergstrom
W. L. Irvine
J. W. Thomas
Samuel Coup
Ignatius Donnelly
Healthful round trip to Boulter Hot Springs offered
Tickets on sale at the Great North railway office at 41 North Main Street. J. E DAWSON promotes a week of full board including baths at the healthful Boulter Springs resort. G. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulter Hot Springs
Great North
North Main Street
J. E Dawson
G. A
Spring Silk Display Promises New Weaves and Veils
A WW WITH event showcases silks and satins including peau de soie and printed panne satin along with antique maire fabrics and veiling pieces. The display promises fresh, elegant offerings for tomorrow with notes on veiling and new fashion tones.
Ladies Garment Sale Showcases New Styles and Prices
A sales pitch lists ladies cravenette raglans, skirts in black and blue cheviot, moire waists, broadcloth skirts, silk waists, petticoats, and white skirts in a special sale. Items include box back raglans, trimmed skirts, embroidered collars, and India lawn petticoats with generous discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cravenette Raglans
Oxford
Castor and
Gray
Remarkable Special Sale Showcases Exclusive Garments
A feature of the sale is the numerous exclusive styles on display. Delicate lawn garments trimmed with lace and embroidery attract attention though many are too intricate to describe. One item described is an India linen skirt with tucks, insertion, wide lace, Van Dyke points, beads, and underruffie.
French hand made underwear displayed in Butte store
Ladies of Butte are invited to view the second importation of French hand made underwear on the second floor as part of a fashion exhibit. The display promises dainty and pretty undergarments and highlights the store as a center of style.
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Butte
Wash Fabrics Spring Line Promises Bright New Styles
A local retailer touts a spring collection of wash fabrics with brighter colors and varied designs. It highlights exclusive patterns, fine textures like Swisses and organdies, chambrays, piques, percales, and madras cloths offered at unusually low prices, with a motto of eternal progress.
New Trimmings Offer Embroideries and Laces For Sale
New trimmings offered with embroidered and appliqued nets. Spangled net laces in white and colors at 3.95 per yard, 8 value. Black spangled bands on Tosca net with designs 2 to 4 inches wide. Black taffeta bands elaborately embroidered at 0.47. All over embroidery cut out designs with braiding at 0.19 per yard. Two lots close out at 0.08 and 0.01 per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tosca
Sea Yard
Bargain Belts and Pocketbooks at Cut Prices
Satin belts with French dip fronts and filigree buckles reduced from three dollars to one fifty. Black seal pocket books 25 cents, Chatelaine with nickel frame and strap five to ten cents. Hudnut perfumes in bulk per ounce and Cologne waters along with soaps and toilet articles. Papier poudre priced around 25 cents.
French kid gloves and hosiery value showpieces
A sales note touts a $1.50 real French kid glove from Grenoble and a $12 leader pair, plus Marvel washable gloves at $2.25 and a glove cleaner at 25c. It promotes fast black hosiery at 35c, 3 and 4 pairs per box, plus daily specials like black seamless 3 for 5c and discounted fleeced and cashmere hose for 19c to 39c.
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Grenoble
France
New York
Useful Small Wares Catalog Entry
Trade card lists assorted small wares with prices: colored elastic items and safety pins at 5 cents, adamantine pins at 5 cents for four, shell hairpins at 10 cents, pearl buttons in all sizes at 5 cents per dozen, cabinet wire hairpins at 5 cents, cotton spools 20 yards for 5 cents, towel racks and rings for a cent, dress shields at 9 cents per pair.
Great discount sale on fine clothing and overcoats continues
The store promotes daily arrivals of new neckwear gloves and spring hats while emphasizing a ongoing discount sale on men’s clothing and overcoats. It highlights familiar quality and methods, urging customers to act on the in progress sale.
Clearance Sale Offer On Suits Shirts and Underwear
A local retailer advertises savings of 53.00 to 10.00 on every suit and overcoat buy during the sale. Tomorrow the entire Wilson Bros white shirts line sells for 1 to 2 dollars. Wool underwear is offered at a low price per garment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Bros
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la Loma Church
Church Services
First Presbyterian
el Presbyterian
St Paul's
M. EF
Viret Baptist
Grace Methodist Episcopal
Mt. Bethel M. EF
Unity M. EE
John Buel
Philadelphia
Shortridge
Shortridge Memorial (Christian
Washington and
Mercury Streets
A. L. Chapman
West Mercury Street
First Church of Christ
Selenmivity
Second Church of Christ
Selemtiary
Bupte
Laton Hall
White Car
Mercy
Seunndia Hall
Thunder Mountain
Roosevelt
Chateau Notes
New Spring
India
Hudnut
Fane
M. J. Connell Company
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