Butte Methodists to Host First Western Conference
The Montana conference of the Methodist Episcopal church will convene in Helena in August led by Bishop C H Fowler. Expected attendees include church officers, Book Concern officials, and about 100 visitors. Key agenda items include electing a presiding elder for the Bozeman district and selecting a financial officer for Montana Wesleyan University. Repairs to university quarters aim for September occupancy. The conference marks the churchs first Western gathering this year, amid a nationwide membership of over 2.5 million in 23,800 churches.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
C. H. Fowler
Montana
Helena
Fowler
Methodist Book Concern
Bozeman
Montana Wesleyan University
West
United States
Buffalo
N. Y
North Coast Limited Sleeper Car Ad Sparks Tourist Wonder
A poetic tourist sleeper ad touts the electric lighted Pullman on the North Coast Limited from Butte to St Paul. The six month old paint still shines, with critics claiming Schatzlein failed the job and observers noting the car’s sleek appeal and modern features.
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Butte
St. Paul
Postponed Business Men's Association Meeting Due to No Quorum
There was no quorum at the regular meeting of the Business Men's Association last night, necessitating a postponement to Monday night next. The meeting was attended by a limited group and no business could be concluded.
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Business Men's Association
Merchants Association To Revisit License Tax And Name Change
Members are urged to attend next Monday’s meeting where the license tax will be reconsidered and a potential change of the association’s name will be discussed alongside other topics.
Kathendra Opens Engagement at Columbia Gardens
Kathendra presented a daytime and evening program at Columbia Gardens drawing a large audience. The electrical performer sang and wore a dress lit by small lights with stereopticon illustrated songs. Free exhibitions are planned daily this week as managers Wharton and Forsythe arrange new specialty attractions free to patrons.
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Kathendra
Columbia Gardens
Doc Chandler
Wharton and
Forsythe
Irish American Footballers Claim Gaelic Loss at Anaconda Park
Members of the Irish-American Football team accuse the Wolf Tone club of unfairness after a Gaelic football game at Anaconda Park Sunday. The Butte team asserts a 6 10 to 2 victory.
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Anaconda Park
Wolf Tone
Butte Boys
Funeral for Timothy Patton Held at Family Home
Timothy Patton’s funeral is set for today at 2 p m from the family residence 508 West Daly Street Walkerville. The service will be held at the home as arranged by the family.
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Timothy Patton
West
Daly Street
Walkerville
Death of Charles Lonemuir at 43
Charles Lonemuir aged 43 died yesterday. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 p m from his residence 11 North Wyoming street.
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Charles Lonemuir
North
Wyoming Street
Royal Oak Camp Ball Tonight at A. O. U. W Hall
A ball will be given Wednesday evening July 18 by the Royal Oak Camp of M W A of South Butte at A. O. U. W hall. Admission 59 cents.
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Royal Oak
South Butte
A. O. U. W Hall
Yellowstone Excursion by Northern Pacific at 40 Dollar Rate
Sunday July 22 the Northern Pacific railway offers a popular Yellowstone excursion at 40 dollars. The package includes transportation Butte to Cinnabar and back supper lodging and breakfast at Albemarle hotel Livingston on both trips and the regular five and a half day park tour. For details contact W H Merriman General Agent at Park and Main Streets Butte Montana.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Yellowstone Park
Butte
Cinnabar
Albemarle Hotel
Livingston
Park
W. H. Merriman
Gen
Agt
N. P. Ry
Cor. Park and
Main Sts
Butte, Mont
Reward Offers Proof Mayer Bets on Mainspring Quality
A $25 reward is offered to anyone who proves that E. F. Mayer at 40 West Park does not install the best mainspring for $1. Water cleaning costs $1.50.
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E. F. Mayer
West Park
Outlook for Populism Basis of Representation in Committee
Fourteen members of Cascade county Populist central committee met at the Armory hall to set rules for county representation and delegate selection for the state convention. They proposed one delegate for every 10 votes cast for Hogan, with possible changes to reach a 110-member body, and a September 2 county meeting at the courthouse to nominate county officers and hear speeches.
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Great Falls
Cascade County
Armory Hall
Lear
Hogan
Caer VT
West
Missionary Leaders Named in Church Extension Society
Dr H K Carroll missionary secretary Dr Spencer secretary of the church extension society and Dr Van Scoy president of the Montana Wesleyan University are listed as key figures in the historic church outreach effort.
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H. K. Carroll
Spencer
Church Extension Society
van Scoy
Montana Wesleyan University
Death of Ole Johnson in Great Falls Area
Ole Johnson a well known police figure in Great Falls died this morning while being moved from Upper Sand Coulee toward the poor farm. Three men reportedly transported the body in a light wagon and halted pending coroner Longeway’s intervention, with officials leaning to natural causes though an inquiry may follow.
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Great Falls
John Johnson
Ole Johnson
Upper San Coulee
Ole
Safford
Upper Sand Coulee
Proctor
Ole” Johnson
Longeway
Johnson
Great Falls Notes Additions and Departures
Notables arrive in Great Falls from White Post Virginia and Franklin Kentucky. Boston wool house representative and Armington resident prepare moves. County commissioners meet as equalization board at the courthouse to hear taxpayers. Hilton departs for Anaconda to join the Standard job rooms.
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F. K. Peters
Boston
Hallowell, Donald & Co
E. H. Cooney
Butte
Boulder
James T. Lovell
Rn. &. Ford
Mary
John Lovell
Franklin
Ford George M. Watson
Armington
Philippines
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Hilton
W. T. Ridgley Company
Anaconda
North Montana Methodist Conference Opens in Neihart
The annual North Montana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church convenes in Neihart from Thursday to Monday. About 50 delegates are expected from Great Falls and towns including Belt, Fort Benton, Havre, Chinook, Glasgow, Choteau, and Lewistown with Bishop H. Fowler presiding.
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Great Falls
North Montana
Methodist Episcopal Church
Neihart
Great Palls
Nehart
Belt
San Coulee
Cascade
Lewistown
Choteau
Dupuyer
Fort Benton
Havre
Chinook
Glasgow
Philbrook
H. Fowler
Shenkin roundup to gather beef for shipment to Chicago
Great Falls reports the Shenkin roundup ends branding at Spring coulee and will meet August 3 at Cut Bank to gather beef for shipment to Chicago. The grain and water outlook this year is poor, making beef shipments likely to be near Benton.
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Great Falls
Shenkin
Spring Coulee
Cut Bank
Chicago
Benton Press
County Attorney Files Burglary and Assault Informa tions
Great Falls July 16 County Attorney Gormley filed two informations one against T Rowan for burglary and the other against Ed Lyon for assault in the first degree Lyon accused of feloniously with malice propense and aforethought taking
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Great Falls
Gormley
T. Rowan
Ed. Lyon
Lyon
Trial Talk After June 24 Pleas Loom In County Jail
A shot at one Neil Raymond occurred on June 24. Both men are held in the county jail and will plead tomorrow.
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Neil Raymond
Prairie fires devastate west Valley county range
Reports from Valley county say prairie fires in the west end destroyed nearly all range in the area and outlook for winter feed is poor. Powell's sheep sheds near Glasgow were burned to ashes by the fires that have swept the region for ten days.
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Great Falls
Valley County
Powell
Glasgow
Deputy Sheriff Ed Hamilton Assigned to Cascade After Resignation
Ed Hamilton formerly of the Great Falls police force arrived from Butte to serve as deputy sheriff at Cascade, replacing the resigned David Bonathan. His duties include preventing repeats of earlier trouble involving the Japanese section gang.
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Great Falls
Ed Hamilton
Butte
Sherif
Cascade
David Bonathan
Card Playing and Deception
The piece argues card playing pervades society but rests on deception at its core. It contrasts card games with true games built on strategy, urging condemnation of deception as a moral hazard and linking it to broader social harm and decline of character.
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Sunday School Times
Chance
Answers for the anxious in Baltimore African
Glorianna of Westport asks about dissuading a persistent caller with humor and odd remedies. The column offers bizarre cautions and odd tips, covering ivory versus celluloid keys, lard avoidance, brush glue, and a note on indelible ink removal with muriatic acid, reflecting a quirky era guide.
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Baltimore
Glorianna B
Westport
Glorianna
Musician of
Fire Department
Hous
Roland Park
Lucy PF
Highland
Catonsville
Libel Claim Mention in Elliptical European Gossip
A fragment from the Washington Star cites a charge about flirtation involving a European girl and names some ordinary individuals like Mamie Maud and Reginald while discussing propriety and introductions. It hints at social gossip without clear events or dates.
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Washington Star
Tom
Maud
Mamie
Enpese
Reginald
Claude
Alger
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Duck and Crash
Valenciennes
Indh
Cat
Redford
Park St
Butte Ee
Luke Williams
W. Park St
Sutte
Butte News Methodists
Bishop Fowler
Hennessy’s
Schatzlein
The
Standard
Bach-Cory
Park Hotel
Cascade Committee
W. G. Conrad
City
White Post
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