Message of the Church in a New World Era
Rev. James Egbert of the Christian church argues that modern conditions require the gospel to be presented in today’s language and outlook. He urges adapting to the age, embracing progress in science and society, and spreading Christ's love through an active, living church.
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James Egbert
The
Christian Church
Egbert
Peter
Hegel
Carlyle
mid-Atlantic
God
Jesus the Christ
Christ
Jesus
Paul
Jerusalem
Disciples of Christ
Church
Church of God
Earth
Cowboy and the Schoolmarm at Electric. Dairy Maid at Lyric
At the Electric Theatre the Cowboy and the Schoolmarm leads with a Western skilled horseman and a kidnap rescue ending in marriage. Clog Making, Can You Speak French, and Mr Curious of Curio provide comic relief while Lyric presents A Pretty Dairy Maid with a madman romance and a sea tragedy. The Nobleman's Right in the Fourteenth Century offers a historical film, followed by Student Jokes and Bridal Couple dodging cameras for laughs.
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Curious
Francis Wilson Stars in When Knights Were Bold at Margaret
At the Margaret Theater Francis Wilson headlines as Sir Guy De Vere in the new farce When Knights Were Bold. The coast debut marks his first visit in 10 years and he will lead a 40 plus cast under Charles Frohman. The play by Charles Marlowe features a light love story threading the action. The engagement opens Tuesday June 2 at the Margaret Theater.
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Francis Wilson
Guy de Vere
Mr. Wilson
Charles Marlowe
Charles Frohman
Margaret Theater
Man's Education and Life Should Go Hand in Hand
A motto urging ongoing learning ties education to practical work at the Woolen Mill Tailors, inviting consideration of lifelong training as part of daily labor and personal growth.
Spectator's praise of Seattle naval fleet spectacle
An Anaconda observer reports a magnificent Seattle fleet exhibition with illuminated ships and precise 18 man formations. He praises American sailors, naval training, and gunnery drills while noting Seattle hospitality and steady business recovery amid lumber downturn.
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Seattle
Minnesota
Death of Alderman P H McGee of Anaconda
Patrick H. McGee 63 died yesterday at Warm Springs Sanitarium. His remains were brought to Lawler & French parlors, funeral set for Tuesday or Wednesday with a requiem high mass at St Pauls. Born in Ireland he came to the US as a boy, lived in Massachusetts and Wyoming before Montana. A pioneer of Anaconda, he was a blacksmith and alderman for Fourth ward elected this spring. He fell ill about a month ago and died after transfer to Warm Springs. He leaves a stepdaughter and stepson in Washington. wife died three years ago. He served in a Wyoming territorial legislature and was active in politics.
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Patrick H. McGee
Warm Springs
Lawler & French
St. Paul's Church
Ireland
Massachusetts
Wyoming
Montana
Anaconda
Washington
McGee
St. Ann's Hospital
Baccalaureate Sermon at Anaconda High School
Rev. H A Carnahan of the First Presbyterian church delivered a baccalaureate sermon to Anaconda high school graduates. A large audience including the faculty board of education and graduates praised the sermon as eloquent and a masterpiece.
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H. A. Carnahan
First Presbyterian Church
Anaconda High School
Board of Education
Recital by Missoula Music School Scheduled Monday Evening
The university's commencement week continues with a recital by the school of music tomorrow evening. Instructor Mrs. Blanche Whitaker promises one of the best recitals from her department.
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Missoula
Blanche Whitaker
Hasley Captures Brownlee Medal at Rainy Gun Club Meet
J A Hasley of Anaconda won the Brownlee medal by breaking 49 of 50 in a rain soaked single competition. Jimmy Dromgoole edged Eugene Confarr for the individual championship with 49 breaks, as Confarr dropped two targets. Next Sunday Matthewson will challenge Drumgoole for the title. Confarr, Montana State Sportsmen’s president, praised the program and anticipated a record state tournament in Livingston June 12 to 14.
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J. A. Hasley
Anaconda
Hasley
Goddard
Poore
Mr. Walker
Butte
Eugene F. Confarr
Livingston
Jimmy Drumgoole
Drumgoole
Confarr
FE. P. Mathewson
E. F. Confarr
Montana State Sportsmen's Association
New Senate Rules End Filibuster Tactics
Washington May 31. Three rule changes cited by Senator Burkett prevent indefinite debate and end a filibuster when the session end is not fixed. The vice president can count a quorum, no quorum calls can delay business after a prior quorum, and senators may address the chamber only twice per day. These edits, the article notes, mark a major procedural shift since early 1900s reform.
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Washington
Senate
Burkett
Nebraska
Thomas B. Reed
House of Representatives
Baccalaureate Address at University Hall in Missoula
The Rev. J. W. Hindley of Spokane delivered the baccalaureate at University hall before a growing audience. He urged graduates to see St. Peter's chosen generation as a call to education and service, linking the law of selection in biology to human life and America's heritage of faith, peace, and progress.
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Missoula
University Hall
J. W. Hindley
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Spokane
St. Peter’s
Eliot
David
America
City notices and social minutiae fill evening
Local items include a National union and Central Labor council meeting tonight, updates on residents from Butte Chicago Dillon and Livingston, and plans for musical merchandise and jewelry. Several trips and visits are noted among Missoula Anaconda and Anaconda Gun Club participants.
Death of a Child in Missoula
James Bartley four year old son of Mr and Mrs Julius Hansen died at home in Low's addition Missoula at 6 end of day from bronchial pneumonia.
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Missoula
James Bartley
Julius Hansen
Low's Addition
Bids for Washoe Park concessions 1908 season
Bids are invited for various concessions at Washoe Park for the 1908 season. Individual bids may cover different privileges and days including Sundays holidays and picnic days. Bids should be sent to F. H. Clinton Superintendent Washoe Park and marked on the envelope with Bids for Washoe park concessions.
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Washoe Park
F. H. Clinton
Rosy May Theater Draws Big Audiences
Three large crowds testified to Rosy May theater popularity last night. The "Magic Duster" provided most entertaining footage with feather duster tricks making beds sweep and rooms tidy without help. All pictures this week are new to Anaconda with more good shows promised.
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Anaconda
Bishop Lays Corner Stone of Costly Building
Bishop Carroll led the corner stone ceremony for the $100,000 Home of the House of Good Shepherd in Helena. Roman pontifical services were held with Fathers Day Venus Media and Ahern assisting as Judge Henry C. Smith H. N. Blake J. M. Kennedy J. H. Raftery and H. C. Pickett spoke despite heavy rain.
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Helena
Order of the House of Good
J. M. Kennedy
J. H. Raftery
H. C. Pickett
Attell Signs for Moran Fight in San Francisco
Abe Attell signed a 20 round bout with Owen Moran in San Francisco for August with promoter Jack Gleason. Moran must approve a 122 pound catch weight at 6 pm on fight day. The deal guarantees $8,000 and 50 percent of gate receipts. Attell also seeks bouts with Kid Wolgast and Charley Griffin at 122 later in the East.
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San Francisco
Abe Attell
Jack Gleason
Owen Moran
Moran
Gleason
Attell
Kid Wolgast
Charley Griffin
The Battle of the Future
An aid informs the general that the moving picture machine is out of order delaying the attack. The commander halts firing and orders a cease.
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Bohemian
Diamond Ice Company Wagon Arrives for Orders at Regular Place
The Diamond Ice Company wagon will be in service as a mobile delivery option. Customers are directed to leave their orders at the usual meeting spot for pickup and handling.
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Diamond Ice Company
Delta Sigma breakfast honors three UM graduates
Delta Sigma society of the University of Montana plans a 1 o'clock Monday morning breakfast at the women's hall to honor Frances Jones May Murphy and Ruth Smith, three members graduating with the class of 08.
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Missoula
Delta Sigma Society of
The
University of Montana
Woman's Hall
Frances Jones
May Murphy
Ruth Smith
Young Lochinvars Turn to Advertising Amid Bold Ventures
A short editorial praising audacious individuals who venture into advertising from the western frontier, noting their fearless approach and persistence in business despite challenges. It highlights the bold spirit of the new age entrepreneurs and the vigor they bring to market strategies.
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Lyric and Electric Theaters
NAVY
Cour
P. H. M’gee
Browalee
Jimmy Dromgoole
Eugene F. Conforr
Mathewson
Oy Az Pe BS
Gies
So EU
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Teward Eeeeee
Bonfarr
Im An
Deschamps
St Hens
EAE Mit
Vu Walker
Woehler
Mann
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Smith
Rochester
Aeeney
Ie Smith
Speak
State University
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ST. Peter
National Union
Schiappi
Roach & Smith
Central Labor Council
Perfection
Harper's
Muller's
Lic
Vermillion’s Tailor Shop
Main Street
Frank Heckman
Mrs. J. A. Dunlap
Chicago
Co. D. Plank
Clara C. Auerbach
Stella Copinus
Hammerslough
C. H. Smith
City
Edison and
Victor Records
C. M. McMahon
East Park Avenue
Frank H. Clinton
Dillon
National Reserve
Eugene Confarr
Anacconda
Ladies’ Aid of
Methodist Church
Ewing Montgomery
W. M. Montgomery
Alaska
Ellen
Andrew Banko
Commercial Avenue
St. Peter’s Church
George S. Hays
B. Mooney
Silver Lake
J. H. French and Son
Toronto
Canada
Rosy-May Theater
Nves
Wabash Ave
Bishop
Delta Sigma
Planet, Jr
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Hamilton, Mont
MISSO
Montana National Bank
United States
G. A. Wolf
John C. Lehlon
J. H. T. Ryman
M L. Golden
Missoula, Mont
Garrick Theater
New York
City Drug Co
Curio
Daly Bank and Trust CO
John R. Toole
E. J. Bowman
Stockton Veazby
John C. Harrington
Cass
Yegen
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
BIG Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Bonner
Tool
Missoula Mont
Tamarack
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