Practicals Talk by Father De Siere at St Patrick’s
Father De Siere in a March sermon at St Patrick’s church reviewed the year 194 and praised the congregation especially the young men for regular mass attendance and discipline. He expressed regret over a few young parishioners who smile at girls but lack effort to help mothers, warning such behavior risks unhappy marriages.
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St Patrick's Church
Mar
Peter de Slere
Regref
Father de Siere
San Francisco
Minneapolis
St. Patrick's Church
Tam
de Store
Utte
Gifts for the January Wedding
A local shop markets January wedding gifts with Hawkes and Libbey glassware and Sterling Silver Tableware. The collection includes single pieces from $1.25 to $15 and sets priced from $5.25, underscoring seasonal inventory for celebratory gifts.
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Libbey's
Tonkin's half price sale and visiting city guests
Butte notes show a half price case at Tonkin's and lists numerous visitors and guests to local hotels from Helena, Billings, Great Falls, Hamilton, Missoula, Virginia City, and Dillon. Mentions Miss Vannier returning from Greentown for New Year’s ball at the Placer hotel.
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Tonkin's
Walker's
Orton Bros New Method Laundry
Ind
F. Follen
Capital City
Sabel, Hawkins
Helena
Thornton
Cheater Rocher
Billings
Butte Hotel
Grace Johnson
Hamilton
Acoma
M.G. Fleming
Boulder
Finten Hotel
G. R. Brown
Great Falls
Rise M. Pride
Gertrude Brayton
Piiat
Jack Power Jr
Missoula
Butte
Friends
Robert Jones
Wisdom
TH. Dubois
Dillon
Anna Vandebeck
Virginia City
Janet Riddell
Margaret O'Meara
J. J. Armstrong
Hutte
Legent
AW. Catlin
London
Gladys Kirwin
Flora Greten
Agnes Keosh
Mary McManus
Martha Walker
Na "Walker
Ant Conda
Savings Banke and Trust Company
M. L. Higgins
Helena and Son
Raymond
P.O News
Mary Vannier
Independent
Ex- Change
Gretena
Placer Hotel
Villa appoints new general to lead border fight
Washington reports that Villa has named Gen Shan Cabral with Ommen to take charge of the situation in Sonora, replacing Gen Maytorena at Naco. The move aims to curb hostilities at Naco and Agua Prieta, with Cabral reportedly at Casa Grandes while Maytorena delays agreeing to removal. Cabral’s force, combined with Maytorena, totals about 1200 men. Carranza forces number about 4000. Both sides pledge no firing into American territory if avoidable, and no casualties on the American side.
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Washington
Janneral Villa
Guulerren
Shan Cabral
Ommen
Sonora
Maytorena
Naco
Gutierrez
Agua Prieta
Hugh Se Scott
War Department
Cabraroops
Casa Grandes
Cabral
Cabri
Itl
Carranza
Guitierrez
Mexico City Loot and Zapata Rule, with Chaos Recounts
A letter from George Hayes, a mining engineer in Mexico, describes the sacking of Mexico City as General Zapata's forces entered. He reports murder, looting, arson, and panic among Carranza officers, with homes and ministries emptied and the palace robbed. Soldiers seized valuables, while Zapata and Villa reportedly cooperate as new orders emerge and the city stabilizes under Zapatista control.
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Mexico City
Zapata
Richard McCarthy
Butte
George Hayes
Mexico
Hayes
Ee Gryvoy
Carranan
Fane
Allison
Teereen
Zapatitan
Zapatistas
Villa
Englewood Athletic Club Opens With Events and Talks
The Englewood Athletic Club opens Thursday evening with talks by prominent South Butte residents and amateur events including bouts between Tally Johns and Ted Johns and Chouinard versus Dinsmore. A bags punching exhibition closes the program. The gym, at the Face track and Englewood car lines, is fully equipped with 67 charter members and will close the list on Feb 20. Thomas Wilkinson leads the organization until officers and directors are elected. The facility offers a safe environment for local youths when Clark Park’s grounds are unusable. Rome prayers mark Italy churches seeking Allied victory in the Triple Entente.
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Englewood Athletic Club
South Butte
Tally Johns
Ted
Woods
Penatuna
Chouinard
Dinsmore
Tally
Kymasium
Englewood
Thomas Wilkinson
Reitar
Clark Park
Ole Hanson the Iron Worker Beats Death Jumping From Train
Ole Hanson, a six foot two Minnesota iron worker, jumped from a Milwaukee fast train window near Silver Star to end his life. He survived, walked through rough country all night, and was helped by friends and Milwaukee authorities who kept him under guard at DeLay's saloon until travel arrangements could be made.
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Ole Hanson
Butte
Silver Star
Milwaukee
Hanson
Minnesota
Ole
Maida
Kterior
Gants
Athens
Tron Red
Silver Sur
DeLay's
Transon
Min-neapolis
Miles City
Meee
Hotel Arrivals Across Cities Names for Meeting Notice
A long list of hotel arrivals includes numerous guests and visitors from Spokane Seattle Helena Great Falls Missoula Dillon Billings Butte and other cities. An official notice at Portland State Savings bank asks depositors to meet in the bank offices on Monday evening January 4 1815 at 7 39 to attend.
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Legent
Jack Epstein
Chicago
Ractmueller
New York
G. H., Buehler
Thomas Brown
Denver
H.C. Chines
Toledo
Melton
Dillon
H. Magraw Jr
George Malich
Helena
L."johnson
Great Falls
J. M. Slager
Seattle
Sheridan
A. D. Remington
Spokane
G. F. Hodge
Jureau
Alaska
A.B. Smith
Omaha
Thomas Crary
Bozeman
HM Coombs
Billings
J.B. Ames
Portland
State Savings Bank
Reynolds & Sypher
George B. Sypher
Owsley Block
Main Springs
Mayer
Prohibition Sermon Highlights Superstition in Montana Debate
The Rev. T. C. Brockway preached at the Unitarian church on submitting the 1916 prohibition amendment to Montana voters. He warned that the burden of proof rests with prohibition advocates, argued alcohol once seen as a life giver is now a poison, and linked superstition about drink to social ills. He urged education and careful consideration before election day.
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Montana
T. C. Brockway
Unitarian Church
The
Dube
Ira
Esa
Sears
Alroh
Stree
Ath
Army
Ef Meney
Manking
Ronan Ie
Drunkenness linked to child health and race outcomes
A discussion on alcohol's impact notes higher child mortality among drinking parents and a rise in weak and defective offspring. It warns of social and economic harm and mentions a broader battle against harm, urging public awareness and scientific progress. Also reports the death of John H. Glanville and a bank depositors meeting at Reynolds & Sypher in Butte.
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Traina
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Hetth Ion
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E. Snyder
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T. F. Fadersade
John Barrett
T. A. Reeves
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Sueterland
Isabel Sioterland
C. J. Pfaht
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Rudolph Bainty
Anaconda
George Anderson
Pocatello
G. F. Adams
Cheater Boarder
Bi Po Hoye
M. Crowley
Gaughter
Logan
Jacob Mattieman
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Robert Joy
Miss Peart Joy
HL Stern
Ition
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E. E. Law
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J. E. Rogers
Jonett Bell
SC. Ashby Jr
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B.C. Gates
T. F. Bradley
Tanho Falls
W. O Martin
Boston
C. B. Canfield
J. D. Steele
Great Falla
M. Jacobs
Virgina City
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Lewistown
D. Williamson
Basin
Mose Linz
North Main Street
T. C. Mrockeway
Edwon
Mir- Waeh
Mualler D'Aiscoveren
Alcono
Sith
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China
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Imperial Mirror
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Weil
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West Park Street
John H. Glanville
Ophir
Pacific ‘Street
Centerville
Diamond Dick
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England
Calanthe Lodge
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