PERSONAL DEVIL IS ABOUT SAYS DIVINE ANID
The Rev Frank Hopkins pastor of the South Side Church defines the devil as Lucifer and Diabolus manifest in fallen angels. He traces Satan from a radiant archangel to a loathsome tempter, citing biblical imagery of the war in heaven and the dragon cast to earth. The preacher warns how Satan would spoil God’s creation, turning paradise into a barren desert. Also notes a local shoe store ad for a new location at 180 West Park Street.
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Frank Hopkins
South Side Khurch
Devil
Lucifer
Satan
Michael
Gabriel
Milton
Logos
Archangel
God
Heaven
Earth
West Park Street
Fifty Nurses to Meet Today in Montana Convention
The Montana Association of Nurses holds its first annual convention in Butte with sessions at the chamber of commerce and courthouse rooms. A state nursing registration law debate, examinations, and talks by Dr. Witherspoon and Dr. Scott are planned, with receptions at Murray hospital and a city tour for delegates. The bill outlines a five member board, registration, fees, and reciprocity with other states.
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Montana Association of Nurses
Montana State Board of Nurses
Margaret Hughes
Hotena
Montana
Pitty
Chamber of Commerce
Philscians
T. C. Witherspoon
M. J. Scott
Silver Bow County Association of Nurses
Murray Hospital
Silver Bow Medical Society
St. James’ Hospital
de Butte
Mise Lacy
Marshail
Missoula
Mary Boyle
Irene Harrington
Helen Curtis
E. Snyder
New York
North Carolina
New Jersey
Dream of Races and Baseball Ends in Loss
A man who chased luck at races and a baseball guessing game wakes to a costly outcomes. He loses on horse bets where his nose hits second or third and long shots fail, while a day’s baseball guess appears to be a misfire. A clerk informs him his ticket did not win and the hoped-for payoff vanishes.
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Bren Fant
Big cabbage breaks ground with new Montana irrigation
Billy Gemmell, Silver Bow County, grows a 12 pound cabbage using a novel overnight rainfall irrigation devised by trenching around a ground water pipe. The patch near Gregson Springs yields beets onions lettuce and celery. Cabbage leads but others show promise. Exhibits planned for Deer Lodge Powell and Helena fairs.
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Silver Bow County
Billy Gemmett
Montana
Gregson
Gemmell
Silver Bow
Gregson Springs
Deer Lodge
Powell County Fair
Helena
Siiver
Family's Drowning Tragedy At Bear Creek Reservoir
John Riley 16, sole support for five brothers and widow mother, drowned while swimming at the Bear Creek reservoir of the Butte Water Company. John Cummings 16 nearly died while trying to rescue. both boys could not swim. Watchman had kept swimmers out. body recovered after two hours. The incident followed a picnic. Riley had urged the swim. Riley lived on North Main Street. Cummings resided at 203 East Aluminum Street.
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John Riley
Bear Creek
Butte Water Company
Riley
North Main Street
John Cummings
Aluminum Street
Cummins
Cummings
Eta the Water Company
Hutte
Estence
Deagan
Butte Potato Company
The Forbidden Way at the Orpheum
The Eraanay two act drama The Forbidden Way at the Orpheum yesterday draws interest with a gentleman thief reforming after meeting his affinity. Old associates demur and drag him down as the tale unfolds, closing tonight. The Belinda series continues with Count Barber featuring Miss Ophelia and the indomitable Belinda. A Pathé travelogue offers Pisa and a tour of the Leaning Tower.
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Rames
Orpheum
Belinda
Count Barber
Ophelia
Gaventurer
Pathe
Pisa
Harwood Buried In Mullan Funeral Honors
Mrs. Harwood of Mullan Idaho was laid to rest last Tuesday in a large funeral at the Mullan Catholic church with Father Nolan officiating. Many Mullan citizens Wallace friends and multiple fraternal orders attended including the Rebekahs Woodmen Circle and Elks. Floral tributes reflected community esteem as an automobile carried prominent pieces from various groups. She was daughter of Ellsworth Cochran of Missoula Montana and born in Missoula February 1801.
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Thomas Harwood
Mullan
Idaho
Harwood
Elks
Why Dog Days Happen and Hazel’s Name Origin
Answers explain dog days start in July named from Sirius the dog star with Roman ties noting no link to dogs but a superstition about madness false. Hazel witch name derives from legends of witches using a forked hazel twig to divine. Americans can claim Canadian land by paying ten dollars for 160 acres and can become naturalized within three years.
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Canada
Princess Neta Shines With Lieut Griffin At Ansonia
Princess Neta and Lieut Robert W Griffin headline the new Ansonia bill drawing crowded houses. Neta, former Ringling performer, encores praised for vaudeville act alongside Griffin, a former U S Army officer. Weekly attractions include agoltaires Vitagraph piece What the Doctor Ordered and Jack Aitken in the other end. A Wild Ride and Selig girl’s dash for life are listed for Wednesday.
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Princess Neta
Robert W. Griffin
Ansonia Theater
Ringing Bros. Circus
Griffin
United States Army
Red Men of America
Vs Weekly
Vitagraph
Jack Aitken
Selig
Happy Harrison
Ady
Larry Duggan Goes East for Brother-in-Law Death
Larry Duggan and Mrs. Duggan departed North Main Street for Calumet, Michigan, after news arrived of the death of Robert Hall, the undertaker’s brother-in-law. Mrs. Duggan remains in the East as arrangements proceed.
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Larry Duggan
North Main Street
Calumet
Mid
Robert Hall
Knight and Knight Wed In Centerville Ceremony
On Saturday evening at his residence the Rev E J Groeneveld united William Henry Knight and Ethel Mary Knight in marriage. They were accompanied by Sarah Youlton and Andrew Mcmillan. The couple will reside at 18 West Center Street Centerville.
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E. J. Groeneveld
William Henry Knight
Ethel Mary Knight
Sarah Youlton
Andrew Mcmillan
West Center Street
Centerville
First Chautauqua Opens at Gardens in Butte
The first Chautauqua in Butte opens at Columbia Gardens on Wednesday and runs five days with morning, afternoon, and evening sessions. Children attend free on most days, season tickets cost 2.50 and include streetcar passes. Senator Elmer J. Burkett of Nebraska will speak, noted as a prominent lawyer and former auto enthusiast.
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Butte
Columbia Gardens
Elmer J. Burkett
Nebraska
Burkett
Middie West
Lincoln
Neb
Atlantic Ocean
Senator Burkett
William Jennings Bryan
Adv
Children of Montana Can't Appear on Stage
State labor commissioner Swindlehurst notes a question whether under 18-year-olds may perform in any theater show while not long-term residents. He seeks Attorney General Kelly’s interpretation to define the law's application for future investigations. If the AG Finds restrictions exist, violations will be prosecuted.
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W. J. Swindlehurst
Kelly
Montana
Burton and Diehl Wed in Clark Block Ceremony
In the Clark block yesterday afternoon Harry G. Burton and Jace O Diehl were married by Rev. E J Groeneveld. About a dozen intimate friends attended. Burton, a telegraph operator and current insurance examiner for the board of five Underwriters, is also a noted state tennis player who has held the championship.
Miners eye Kendall and Judith mountains holdings
Lewistown reports a Chicago group led by A S Wright visiting Kendall and Judith mountains proposed mining deal after historic profits from Maginnis at Molden and Drake sites. Leo Wynhoff sues for divorce from Josephine Wynhoff claiming desertion. Davenport Washington wedding in 187. Calgary residence. First Methodist church board approves a modern parsonage to replace the current one near the church and bus line.
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Standard
Lewistown
Maginnis
Molden
Drake
Gul Edge
Kendall
A. S. Wright
Chicago
Judith Mountains
Leo Wynhoff
Josephine Wynhoff
Wynhoffs
Davenport
Wash
Calgary
Canada
First Methodist Church
Professor Richter Accepts Dean Post at Bozeman
Prof F L Richter of the University of Montana will accept the dean of engineering post at Montana Agricultural College in Bozeman. The board of education voted to shift engineering work from Missoula to Bozeman, excluding mining engineering. It remains unclear whether Mestre Plew and Biegler will accept positions offered. The engineering staff at Missoula now numbers nine, not counting Richter.
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Stangara
Bozeman
F. L. Richter
University of Montana At
Missoula
Montana Agricultural College
Board of Education
Helena
Mmestra, Plew and Biegler
Richter
Elks to Meet for Funeral of Donat Dorais
Elks notte AML members of Silver Bowlodge number 240 B P O Elks are requested to meet at 247 East Broadway on Monday July 2 at 9am to attend the funeral of our late brother Donat Dorais Exalter Ruler James Canning M W Sternfels Secretary May
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AML
Silver Bowlodge
B. P.O. Elks
East Broadway
Donat Dorais
James Canning
M. W. Sternfels
May
Cascarets Promised Quick Liver and Bowels Cleansing
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly cleanse for the liver and bowels. It claims relief from headache coated tongue sleeplessness and general weariness by morning. The copy emphasizes a ten cent box from the druggist and advises giving Cascarets to children.
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Komen
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Lewistown News
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