Homer club selects China study for thirteenth season
The Homer club reveals its 1908 new year book and outlines a full year study of China through weekly meetings from Oct 6 to Apr 4. Mrs Cunningham, Miss Prouts, Mrs Ayers and many others lead topics from Chinese history to economy and culture with city of Peking and Li Hung Chang among the noted figures.
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Homer Club
China
Adams
Goodale
Ruewer
Gilfillan
Weirick
Mes Groeneveld
Tower
Ayers
Prouts
Hennessy
Buazzo
Ryan
Rockwood
Leonard
Mise Seallon
Christie
Noyes
For
Cunningham
Moore
Empire
B. C
Miss Prouts
Che Hwang Te
Werrick
Buzzo
Lavisze
MceCrackin
Drennen
Mencius
Sele Ted
Hight
Kunkel
Hammond
Miss Goodale
Bpeer
Greeeneveld
England
Russia
Rueger
Fockwood
America
Bugzo
Forbis
McCrackin
Seallon
Groeneveld
Li Hung Chang
Prenen
Army and Navy
Adame
Porhts
The
Clab
Tlinfon H Moore
Eee Geet Hammond
Urer
O. Hight
Tmittes
J. Ar. M.rackin
P. Drennen
R. Leonard
J. D. Ryan
Mies Pfouts
Ab J Hennessy
Mary Ioodale
A Rh. Avers
Mire
John ©. Adams
A. B. Ayers
T. W. Buzzo
Whristie
Margaret J‘unninghan
John
Fioodale
Perry K. Gilfillan
FE. J. Shroeneveld
J. Haenmond
J Hennessy
Mies High
R. A. Kunkel
OR Leonard
Ro McCrakin
H Moore
John Noyes
Mai Proute
Kryvan
W. C. Bpeer
Ashley
L Casper
Denver
Coligee
Mark
Ban Mats
Hamito
Monturs
Holloway
Helena
Denve
J. Phropshire
Butte Munt - Mre
Tignell
Duluth
Netti
Etrasburg
Butte
Julia Darrow Jackson
Fannie Brayton Hawood
J ‘ Fast
Trans-Mississippi Countyterdiay Meeting Call At Beatty
An official call from Secretary Arthur F. Franks sets the next Trans-Mississippi convening at Beatty with meetings dated August 16 and 26, 1903. Cripple Creek, Colorado, notes the summer dates for the event.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Beattie. Wash
Arthur F. Franks
Governor Yates Arrives in New York Aboard Steamer Cambia
Governor Richard Yates of Illinois arrives in New York aboard the steamer Cambia from London on July 16. Public welcome crowds greet the official after the voyage and harbor visit.
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New York
Riche
Yates
Iilineis
Cambia
Lovernco
Legear Attends Shriners Meeting in Montana Disconnect
J Benton Legear assistant secretary of the St Louis fair commission attended the meeting of Shriners Saratwa Springs Montana and was on his way back from Butte July 18.
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A Helens
J. Benton Legear
Butte
St Loulg Fair Commission
Montane
Shriners
Saratwa Springs
Summer Silks Offerings for Shirts Coats and Pon- Kees
Summer silks feature 27 inch all silk Shantong pon- Kees priced 65¢ per yard, discounted to 29¢ on Monday. About 500 yards of fine fancy wash silks with corded effects and polka dots in summery tints. Our 5% and The Values selling at 18¢ per yard.
Big Bargains at De Always Something New
Monday’s sale note announces continuing 80 day furniture and carpet sale through July while third floor alterations are made. Furniture pieces priced at seven and ten cents on the dollar, with reductions also on refrigerators baby carriages and many basement items.
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Sevetitn Hive
Ready-to-Wear Suits at Bargain Prices
Advertises men’s ready-to-wear suits offered at small sizes and prices up to 25 dollars. Describes choice of 25 suits, many small sizes, with a reference to a trifling cost and values up to 25 dollars, indicating a sale or clearance.
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Stere’s A Shay
Suit Lot Offered At Deep Discount
A fine lot of 24 suits is offered at 12.50 with values up to 28.50. Each garment is described as well styled and nude in the listing.
Stylish Summer and Fall Stock Cut to Half Price
Remainder of summer suits about a hundred pieces sold at half price. Dresses skirts petticoats coats and millinery trimmed hats and white straw sailors all marked down. Boys and misses wear discounted with suits waists and wrappers offered at low prices. Men’s suits priced to clear at seven dollars.
Butte Men's Suits Offer Stylish Values At Theunessys
Clothing and furnishing ads announce light suits and a new black and white mix with a dash of color. Men’s suits range from 10 to 15 dollars featuring blue serge, Scotch cheviot, and worsted fabrics in sizes 34 to 42. A display of black and white pin checks, fancy cheviots, and mixed lines promises steep value with most items priced at 15 dollars, while many could reach 20 to 27 dollars in retail value.
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Theunessy's
Butte
Silk Remnants Yard Sale Offers Silk Scarves and Fabrics
Silk remnants yard sale offers soft silky foulards with white dots on black and dark blue grounds. 24 inch width. Value $1.00 per yard with special price 50 cents per yard. Clearout of short lengths from one to multiple yards. Values up to $2.25, emphasis on selection for sale.
Bargains in Dress Patterns Half Price Sale Exposed
About 600 season patterns in a variety of weaves and colors remain after stock-taking. They are now priced at about half, offering bargains in dress patterns across styles and tastes.
Wash Goods Deep Discounts August Sale
Several lines of fashionable cotton goods for summer wear have been reduced this week. Egyptian tissues 32 inches wide on sale. Merverized Oxfords 32 inches wide in white with pink and blue stripes. imported Scotch madras cloths in desirable shades. Bik embroidered Swiss 42 inches wide. linen canvas in brown and gray crinolines and grass cloths priced low. Regular values cut for quick sale.
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Oxfords
Montana Building Site in Jeopardy Sparks Protest
In Bi Lois on a mountain trip, Mr. Legent learns Montana risks losing a highly desirable building site. He protests and writes that he expects to block any change.
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Bi. Lois
Montana
Legent
Dillon society notes recounts many social gatherings
A long Dillon July notes column details numerous social events. Mrs Edwin Norris hosts a July luncheon for Mrs Adams of Haite. prizes include a cut glass rose bowl. Kensington teas, Rife family majority party, Chinese party hosted by Mrs F. C. Kress, old time hospitality at Craig Cornell’s, Morse and Melton luncheons, whist parties, and neighborhood gatherings fill days. Residents travel to Butte and Billings. several locals depart or return, and Miss Pierce leaves for the East. Brooklyn Eagle poem about preferring city life closes the column.
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Jette Pierce
M. Lykinnes
A. J. Stone
Kensington
Harrie Waldorf
L. T. Jones
Billings
Ma Jovie Conger
Craig Cornell
J. E. Morse
H. R. Melton
Morse
Dillon
F. ©. Kress
Millie Coffin
Butte
W. A. Jones
Otton Woods
Poindexter
H. T. Poindexter
FE. J. Passmore
J .T. Jones
J. C. Adame
Clara Chapman
Emerick Ranch
Rupert Nieckolls
Copper Camp
M. Lyle Innes
Miss Innes
Miss Waldorf
J. M. Riley
HRK
Melton
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