Butte Sunday School Holds Mountain View Session
The Silver Bow county Sunday School association met for its first session at Mountain View Methodist church. Speakers praised good teachers, announced committees, and Miss May Carman was named secretary and treasurer.
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Sunday School Association
Silver Bow County
Mountain View Methodist Church
George Stevenson
KE. L. Thomas
A. L. Patterson
Morrison
Hayes
McDonald
May Carman
Lee Hayes
First Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
H. M. Patterson
Brother Hayes
Jeffreys
The
Christian Church
Hit of the Season Reflects Amateurs Shine in Butte Show
Theater night in Butte features a lively amateur program headlined by the Awakening of the Sunflower with Maudie Weirick and a chorus of 12. Dan J. Walsh from Podunk delivers a comic butterfly tale as audiences roar, while Dr Schwartz crafts a grand finale and a popular double quartet. The sextet and singing receive standing encores, praised as perhaps Montana’s best amateur performances.
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Nette
Messrs
SS. A. Mayer
Mansel Boyle
Maudie Weirick
Dr. Schwartz
Butte
Montana
Dan J. Walsh
Podunk
Oies
Saratoga
Bert Tonkin Back From Philippines To Lead College Football
Hert Tonkin has returned from two years at Boulder medical college to spend summer with Butte friends. He has two years left before graduation and, after gaining prominence in the Philippines, has been chosen by his Colorado college teammates to captain the football team next year.
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Hert Tonkin
Medical College
Boulder
Colo
Butte
Butte Boys
Philippines
Colorado Colege
Judge Pemberton Not Seriously Ill On Spokane Vacation
Mrs. W Pemberton at Finlen hotel received a dispatch from Judge Pemberton saying he is ill with la grippe but not seriously sick. He is on vacation and staying at the Ridpath hotel in Spokane. He mentioned a slight indisposition in a letter yesterday and Mrs. Pemberton is not alarmed.
Butte Briefs Pay Day At City Hall
Pay day occurred at city hall yesterday. A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Thomas McMahon of 15 High Ore Terrace.
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City Hall
Thomas McMahon
Ore Terrace
Illness of Judge William Y. Pemberton at Ridpath Hotel
Spokane papers report Judge William Y. Pemberton of Butte seriously ill at the Ridpath hotel in Spokane. The dispatch notes the event as of Wednesday and cites the Great Falls Standard.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Spokane
William Y. Pemberton
Butte
Ridpath
The Swede Murphy Returns Denies Leaving Butte to Escape Arrest
Swede Murphy returned to Butte after a bench warrant was issued for him on an anti-gambling charge. He denied fleeing and said he would appear in district court. Sam Ryker was arrested on a gambling-related warrant from police court, $300 bond posted.
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Murphy
Butt
Butte
Spokane
Tam
Breen
Sam Ryker
Board of Trade
Main and
Park Streets
Bachelor
Fourth Ward
Ryker
Barney McGillie
Boyle
Lexons
Reynolds
Rollinger
Renowned Colorado Priest O Rourke Drowned Near Jurango
Rev Father Cornelius O Rourke, famed ecclesiastical orator of Colorado, drowned near Jurango, Colo. He had strong ties to Butte and Anaconda families, including sister Mrs Ryan and Sister Bridget of Leadville. A solemn high mass at Sacred Heart church in Butte is planned.
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Cornelius O' Rourke
Jurango
Colo
Butte
Ryan
Emmet
P. V
Anaconda
Bridget
Leadville
Colorado
Montana
Father O’ Rourke
Father Callahan
Sacred Heart Parish
St. Mary's College
Kansas
Silverton
Callahan
Pather O'Rourke
Sacred Heart Church
Expedition to Montana to study Jurassic fossils and forts
Princeton geologists announce a Montana expedition leaving June 16 for Big Timber. Prof. Marcus S. Farr and eight students will camp near Fish creek to investigate the Fort Pierre formation Jurassic fossils and the Fort Union area. Kalispell dispatch later notes a burglary trial convicting Robert Smith to seven years. his wife Marie Smith faced charges but the case was dismissed.
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Princeton
N. J
Marcus S. Farr
Geological Department
University
Montana
Farr
Big Timber
Mont
Fish Creek
Fort Pierre
Fort Union
Col Lynch to Go at Once to London for Seat in Commons
Paris June 45 The Associated Press reports Col Arthur Lynch has decided to travel to London early next week to proceed to the house of commons and take his seat there and face the consequences.
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Paris
Associated’ Press
Arthur Lynch
London
House of Commons
Warfield Undergoes Appendectomy in New York
New York June 5 David Warfield comedian underwent an appendectomy today. The operation was successful and doctors are hopeful for a good outcome.
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New York
David Warfield
Nominate state officials in Georgia primary results
Complete returns from Georgia primaries nominate for governor and state posts: J. M. Terrell for governor, Philip Cook secretary of state, Gen Wright comptroller, R. E. Parks treasurer, J. C. Hart attorney general, A. J. Cobb and Samuel Lumpkin associate justices, Alexander Clay US senator. Congressional nominees include nine incumbents and T. W. Hardwick in the Tenth. Outcome viewed as de facto election as no opposing party fields a ticket. Special dispatch notes Bordeaux divorce case ruling dismissals in Helena.
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Atlanta
Georgia
J. M. Terrell
Philip Cook
Gen. W. A. Wright
R. E. Parks
J. C. Hart
The
Supreme Court
A. J. Cobb
Samuel Lumpkin
United States
Alexander 8. Clay
W. M. Brantley
Divorce Applications Dismissed Over Jurisdiction Claim
A court rejected several divorce petitions after ruling the tribunal lacked jurisdiction beyond points of law. The dismissals were entered on the same jurisdictional basis as prior rulings.
Athlete in Training Aims for Full Recovery
The article notes a patient under care hoping for a complete recovery. He attends a course at a leading gymnasium and is emerging as a notable athlete through dedicated training.
City County Dispute Over Smallpox Care Heard
Great Falls June 5. The case asks whether city or county must care for smallpox patients found in the city. An alternative writ mandamus was issued to the board of county commissioners requiring their appearance tomorrow to show cause why FE. F. Watson admission to the pesthouse was refused. Names include J Beall Democrat Sixth Texas district, R Miner Wallace Democrat Fourth Indiana, Francis M. Griffith Democrat renominated, and James Sherman Republicanrenominated in New York.
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Great Falls
Board of County Commissioners
FE. F. Watson
Texas
J. Beall
Arkansas
R. Miner Wallace
Indiana
Francis M. Griffith
New York
James &. Sherman
Higgins County Treasurer Improves After East Health Trip
Word from New York says George Higgins Missoula County treasurer is improving rapidly after traveling east for his health. Local friends welcomed the hopeful report and hope for a full recovery.
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The
Standard
Missoula
New York
George Higgins
Missoula County
Roosevelt planned hunting trip with Harry 8 in Wyoming
The Philadelphia Times reports President Roosevelt will go on a hunting trip with Harry 8, an Indian leader, in the Big Horn Valley of Wyoming according to the latest dispatch.
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Philadelphia Times
Roosevelt
Harry 8
New
Big Horn Valley
Wyo
Fragmented Political Remark Echoes 1896 Wyoming Race
A senator recalls a 1896 Wyoming tale about Big Horn county swing. A supreme court candidate asked about results and the judge quipped that Sam is coming out the little end of the Big Horn, illustrating election suspense.
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Ming
Senator Warren
Wyoming
Big Horn Country
Supreme Court
Sam
Big Horn
Pigeon Ranch Near Los Angeles Raises Thousands of Birds
An eight acre pigeon ranch near Los Angeles deserts 15000 birds with potential stock of 1,000,000. The owner ships about 40,000 squabs yearly, estimating a monthly output of 3,000 birds and prices of 8 to 10 dollars per dozen. Birds are fed thrice daily using wheat screenings boiled meal and stale bread.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Trick coin vanish act linked to Henry Clay Miner history
A historical anecdote describes using a mucilage coated glass and paper cone to make a coin appear to vanish and reappear. It cites Henry Clay Miner, theater owner and congressman from New York City, who once performed a similar illusion in Syracuse hotels with a delegate named Daniel Donegan Theesman in attendance.
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Henry Clay Miner
New York City
Syracuse
Harry
Miner
Daniel Donegan
Tammany Wiewam
Hon
Donegan
Valise
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