Butte churches offer varied services across denominations
Multiple houses of worship in Butte list Sunday morning and evening services. First Presbyterian plans 11 am and 7:30 pm sermons, with Sunday school at noon. Unitarian features evening reading and discussion. Other congregations include Christian, Episcopal, Baptist, Methodist, Scandinavian, Swedish, Welsh, and Norwegian Lutheran churches offering sermons, Bible school, youth groups, prayer meetings, and special revival programs.
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First Presbyterian Church
Broeneveld
Travona
People's Meeting
Sp. m
Christian Church
Shortridge
Memrial
Washington and Mercury
Walter M. Jordan
Eugene
Trash
Christian Endeavor
Midwe
Episcopal Church
Broadway
Idaho
Timelock
Allen K. Smith
First Church of Christ
Scientist Nouthwest
Montana
Quartz
Weeley
Baptist Young People's Union
Servic
Methodist Church
Gay Streets
A. Rexroad
South
Tdaho Tre
Walter
Martha Scott
Epworth
En Richards
South Side
House of Welcome
George Treet
Third Avenue
Frank Hopkins
First Avenue
Bell
C. A
Mount Bethel Church
Main’ Street
Walkerville
Hell
Thomas
Henry Rundle
Po Worth League
John Geihie
Ro T. Westren
Epworth League
Irace Methodist Episcopal Church
Arizona
Second Street
John A. Meeke
John Callow
St . D. Wolfe
Pas
George Or
Mountain View
Putna Epworth
Wil
J. R. Putnam
Niy Methodist
Main Street
Paul M. Adams
Jacobs Mills
MIM
H. Brown
Epworth Jleague
Mills
Alaska
Copper Streets
Andrew " Odegaard
Swedish Mission Church
Cophyry
Dakota
Lind
Anaconda
L. Thomas
Victoria
British Columbia
Elian William
Aretheause Aspiscopal Church
Westren
Wythe
Glock
Charles Rhodes
Walkers Ville
Ald
Liver Row Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Beets Growers Proclaim Profits for Local Factory
Farmer reports from Billings and surrounding areas indicate beet growing and sugar production are expanding. Jack Egan of Hennessy Wholesale Grocery says the factory near Billings has churned out substantial sugar this year and expects continued strong demand as beet processing lifts local employment and supplies.
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Jack Egan
Hennessy Wholesale. Grocery
Egan
Billings
Wanted in Spokane on Charge of Larceny
Francis E. Stewart was arrested by a sheriff’s order from Spokane on a charge of grand larceny. He has ties to Butte and bits of Baltimore Block lore place him in Spokane area. Officials say he will not return to Spokane without proper extradition.
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Spokane
Francis E. Stewart
Biarrart
Butte Cor
Baltimore
Sponene
Arcane
Stewart
Debaters Clash as Gallatin High Triumphs in Telegraph Debate
Bozeman January 10 The annual debate between the preparatory department of the agricultural college and Gallatin county high school ended with the high school on the affirmative side prevailing The high school team argued against government control of the telegraph while the preparatory team defended it Debaters included Talbot Thompson Sylvester White and Emmet Reardon for the high school and Ds Langohr Lee Park and Llewellyn Lie for the preparatory side.
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Bozeman
Agricultural Colege
Gallatin County High School
Talbot "Thompson
Sylvester White
Emmet Reardon
Ds Langohr
Lee Park
Llewellyn Lie
Denver Juvenile Court case on young girls robbery ring
Four to ten year old Sunday School girls confessed before Juvenile Judge Ren Bi Lindsey that they formed a criminal gang that robbed fashionable Denver homes over the past two months. Jewelry valued at more than $1,000 is listed as stolen.
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Denver
van. W
Ren Bi. Lindsey
Eccentric Pioneer Woman Requests Simple Montana Funeral
Bozeman residents recall Mrs. Burton a 19th century pioneer who died after a long illness. Born in Missouri and passing in Bozeman at near eighty, she asked for no flowers, no monument, and a plain spring wagon hearse. A Methodist minister to conduct a simple burial, with a plain casket and marble headboard noting birth and death.
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Standard
Bozeman
14 Ton
Montana
Missouri
Pike's Peak
Samuel King
California
Mark Burton
King of Rosebud
Cora Mt King
Noah J. King
Fairs Banks
Alaska
Burton
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Progressive candidate claims he is elected in Colorado
Denver reports that J C Nixon, a progressive candidate for lieutenant governor, announced he will file with the secretary of the Colorado senate to be declared elected. Nixon ran second after Montgomery, who died before canvass, raising constitutional questions about who is the legal "person" with the highest votes.
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Denver
Col. Jan
J. C. Nixon
Colorado Senate
Nixon
Baf Montgomery
Montgomery
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