Sunday School Convention Discusses Summer Attendance
The county Sunday school convention debated methods to sustain interest in summer sessions. Mrs. Gray urged bright, carefully taught classes, singing, home visits, flowers for ill children, and brief prayers. The group approved the guidance and thanked contributors, noting a $150 canvass deficit to be resolved by churches. James Dennison, 47, Vermont-born, died at 420 West Daly Street. Funeral at 2 p.m. Sunday.
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L. R. Foote
G. ©. Baldwin
Burroughs
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
Chapman
Morrison
Gray
South Baste
Lee Hayes
Mr. Tong
James Dennison
Vermont
West
Daly Street
Carpenter Hawley Injures Leg at Columbia Gardens
Charles R. Hawley a carpenter sustained a broken leg yesterday afternoon at the Columbia gardens while at work near the top of a ladder in the dancing pavilion. His monkey wrench slipped and he fell to the floor. he was removed to his home at 644 South Montana street.
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Charles R. Hawley
Columbia Gardens
Hawley
South
Montana Street
Chinese Must Go Again Overground Squatters Ousted
Edouard Berthemet owner of the Lexington mining property drives squatters off a central Atlantic lode claim in Walkerville. Several cases favored the plaintiff. Tom Li the Chinaman was fined 136 dollars for ground rent. Rueger secured possession judgments and leases for ten years at one dollar yearly.
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Edouard Berthemet
Lexington
Walkerville
Atlantic Lode
Berthemet
C. C. Rueger
Tom Li
Mr. Rueger
Plantation in Mexico Ships Coffee to Butte
Wilder M. Nutting, visiting his brother in the city, claims Montana as his home but runs a large coffee plantation in Mexico. He has just shipped a carload of coffee to Butte. The plantation holds about 60,000 bearing trees with 60,000 more to be planted this year. Yields are expected to be immense in about three years.
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Standarded
Wilder M. Nutting
City
W. G. Nutting
Montana
Mexico
Butte
TROTS OUT AN OLD HOBBY IN DEVLIN REILLY CASE
Judge Clancy scolds affidavvit makers and threatens an attorney in the Devlin Reilly trial. He likens affidavit makers to scale louses and canker worms feeding on others. The exchange prompts courtroom fear as cross examination is curtailed and the judge orders proper statements without argument. Anaconda & Pacific railway tickets advertised at Great Northern ticket office.
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Clancy
Devlin-Reilly
Vines
Judge Clancy
Mr. Wines
Maury
Butte
Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Anaconda
Great Northern
North Main Street
Overland Minstrels Draw Large Matinee Crowd
Sutton's Broadway theater hosted another strong turnout as the Overland minstrels delivered a polished second performance. The show kept the same program with tighter timing and new jokes, ending earlier than opening night. The audience, large and eager, filled the house again and many plan to attend the matinee today to see the hit of the season.
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Sutton
Broadway
Overland Minstrels
Overland Boys
Butterflies in New House Opens Grand Opera
The Manhattan company arrives from Seattle to open the renovated Grand Opera house in Butte with the comedy Butterflies starring the Manhattan troupe. A carload of new scenery arrives to replenish the theater, and a Sheridan Jenkins painted drop curtain will be installed today.
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Manhattan Company
Grand Opera House
Butte
Seattle
Sheridan Jenkins
New York
John Drew
Maude Adams
Parents anxious as Verna Weeks vanishes after night out
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McCrimmon report their daughter Verna Weeks missing since Tuesday evening after being enticed by a party to go to Crystal Springs. They fear she may have gone to Spokane to visit two married sisters, but no word has come from Verna or authorities as of late last night.
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Duncan McCrimmon
Verna Weeks
Spokane
The Great Wall Street Safe on Broad Street
A new giant safe on Broad Street houses more securities than any other vault. John D Rockefeller J P Morgan the Vanderbilts Rothschilds Harrimans Goulds and other major interests sit on the board. The circular door weighs 7000 pounds and the vault is 53 by 88 by 9 feet with 2000 boxes and guards patrolling day and night.
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Wall Street
Broad Street
Casey Adams Sentenced to Four Years in Montana Penitentiary
Helena June 6 Casey Adams a colored man pleaded guilty to burglary and was sentenced to four years in the penitentiary. The governor Toole issued the requisition used to bring Adams back to Montana marking the first return to the new capitol office. Deputy Sheriff McCann filed the return noting Adams has served a sentence.
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Standard
Helena
Casey Adams
Toole
Adams
Montana
McCann
Public bids opened for six street crossings in Walkerville
Bids will be received at Walkerville Dressed Meat Company office on June 16 1902 at 5 pm for furnishing material and laying six street crossings in the city. Specifications available at the camp office. City reserves right to reject any or all bids. Charles O Donnell City Clerk.
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Walkerville Dressed Meat Company
Walkerville
Charles O Donnell
Grocery Loafer Bill Smith Struggles With Spring Fever
Indianapolis News reports Bill Smith known as Grocery Loafer suffers a persistent illness described as spring fever. The piece notes he cannot work or earn a living and emphasizes the condition is more than a passing ailment.
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Indianapolis News
Bill Smith
Bill
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South Butte Heads
Codling
Couart
Close of Overland Minstrel Performa
New House
Gibson
India
Steward
Lass
Richard
East Center St
Centerville
Kimball
Symons Dry Goods Co
Onomists
Reform School
State Penitentiary of
Colorado
J. B. Collins
A. W. Beattie
Posit
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