Floral Park Field Allocated to Congregationalists in Butte
Floral Park Congregationalists to have the field in the Floral Park district of Butte. A special committee reported after a full hearing from church representatives and other interests. The plan assigns primary use to the Methodist Episcopal, maintains English Lutheran at its current site, and grants Congregationalists a share in development with a three year option for others if needed.
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Floral Park
Butte
Exesions Council
U. i
Tomittee
Groeneveld
First Presbyterian Church
L. Cook
First
Walter
G. J. Powell
Billings
State Home
Methodist “Episcopal
Congra
Bow Fark
Congregational Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Michael F Woods Dead Former Butte Mine Foreman
Michael Francis Woods aged 53 and a longtime Butte resident died yesterday after a diabetes illness. He leaves a wife, nine children in Seattle Spokane and Butte, and a sister in England. Woods was foreman at the High Ore mine for years. Funeral at 505 North Wyoming street time to be announced.
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Michael Francis Woods
Butte
Robert
Seattle
John
Spokane
William
Lillian
Maybelle
Joseph
Ethel
Edward
Arthur
Clinton declares candidacy for governor nomination
A. L. Clinton city attorney of Butt announced his intent to seek the Republican nomination for governor. He planned to wait until the Republican banquet at the Thornton but the formal declaration appeared in the Standard Wednesday morning, altering those plans.
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Sau
Lak City
Utah
A. L. Fish
Pacific ‘Coast
Portland, Ore
Journal
Salt
Lake Morning Herald
C. W. Nibley
Fish
Herald
A. L. Clinton
Butt
Thornton
Clinton Enters Governor Race as Silver Bow County Hosts Banquet
Mr Clinton introduces his platform and declares Bow County deserves the governorship this year. Despite his announcement the Republican lovefeast remains on schedule with Mayor Stodden directing preparations. Invitations and contributions are being revised before final acceptance.
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Clinton
Bow County
Stodden
Mail clerks added to Northern Pacific trains
To speed handling of letters and parcels on trains between Spokane and Paradise and between Billings and Missoula, two new clerks were added to the Spokane Paradise run and three to the Billings Missoula run. The additions, ordered by the Butte post office, respond to increased mail volume and connections with Chicago terminal trains. Much mail previously handled by Great Northern, officials said.
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Spokane
Paradise
Billings
Missoula
Butte
Northern Pacific
Chicago Terminal
Western
Great Northern Railroad
Helena
George N. Fuller
Clery
Thirty years with the Standard and a Butte reminiscence
W Headings recalls his start as a solicitor for the Standard thirty years ago. He left painting for newspaper work, later joining the Tribune in Great Falls. He visited Butte to view a 1920 edition and recounts his first subscription hustle at the Keeler Variety Theater as the whistles blew at midnight.
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W. Headings
The
Standard
Mr. Headings
Butte
Great Falls
Tribune
Keeler Asters
Sophie Keeler
Montana
White House
A. Simi
A. Francesconi
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