Endeavor Society Convention Set for Hamilton
The Endeavor society plans a Tuesday start in Hamilton Western state with delegates from Butte and across the state. State officers include President J. P. McCarthy Helena and Secretary Edna Stark Deer Lodge with Hamilton ready to host three days of sessions and speeches by Field Secretary Eberman of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shields
D. H. Morrison
First Presbyterian Church
Louis V. Bender
Society
The
Christian Church
Hamilton
Ravalli County
J. P. McCarthy
Helena
Edna Stark
Deer Lodge
C. F. Richardson
Great Falls
W. L. Holloway
Bozeman
W. D. Clark
Billings
Anaconda
Eberman
Boston
Opening Airs Completed at the Grand Opera House
The Grand Opera House completed its opening airs schedule marking the start of season events. Local patrons will attend concerts and performances as announcements list the initial lineup and dates.
Grand Opera House Opens With New Scenery At Howe M
The Grand Opera house under Howe and Marks opens tonight with Manhattan Company scenery and a refreshed interior. A new drop curtain, electric lighting, and fresh carpets brighten the lower house and boxes as the program features The Mouth and other plays in an extended repertoire. Grace Methodist Episcopal church announces services by Pastor James W. Tait with Sunday school, children's day, and league meeting scheduled.
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Howe & Marks
Tle
Manhattan
Yreeks
Sol Smith Ruslay
Peaceful Valley
Grand
Attrac N
Exclu
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Arizona and
Second Streets
James W. Tait
Arizona Street
Jacob Mills
Logan McDonald
D. J. Gregory
Butte Churches Presbyterian Services Schedule
Presbyterian church in Butte outlines divine services at 11 a m and 8 p m with Sunday school at 12 15 p m Y P S session at 7 p m and a prayer meeting on the stated date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
E. J
Lutheran Church Service at 11 A M Today
Lutheran church at 67 W. Sil t hosts service at 11 a m with Pastor M Hudtloff and Sunday school at 9 45 a m. Services listed for 69 W today with morning and afternoon times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Methodist church services and school hours notice
Preaching times the morning and evening by 1 hours 11 a m and 8 p m. Sunday school at 9 45 a m Ep at 7 p m Church of Christ Scientist remains listed with 850 y corner Excelsior Ave Feader Mrs Anna E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Idaho
Church of Christ (Scientist
Excelsior Ave
Feader
Anna
Crowley Church Announces Sacrament Services
Crowley announces Sunday services at 10:45 a.m. and 2 p.m. with Sunday school at 12:15 p.m. A Wednesday 8 o'clock meeting is planned. Reading rooms operate 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. except Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowley
South Butte Presbyterian Church Services
Rev F Tonge will preach Sunday at 2 p m on The Unseen Ministries. Sunday school at 12 15 p m led by C Carroll. Christian Endeavor at 7 p m led by A Dickey on How the Weak Become Strong. Evening sermon at 8 p m Rest for the Restless. Tuesday midweek service led by Rev E T Burrows Emanuel Presbyterian on The Power of the Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Butte Presbyterian Church
First Street
Utah Avenue
F. Tonge
East First Street
Tonge
C. Carroll
Christian Endeavor
A. Dickey
E. T. Burrows
Emanuel Presbyterian Church
Shortridge Memorial Church Services Announced
Shortridge Memorial Christian church at the corner of Mercury and Washington streets presents preaching at 11 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. with subjects Christ the Teacher and Home Pleasures and Duties. Sunday school at 12:30, Junior Y P S C E at 1:30, Senior Y P S C E at 4, Good music and a welcome to all. Pastor A L Chapman resides at 482 West Mercury Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge Memorial Christian Church
Mercury and
Washington Streets
A. L. Chapman
West Mercury Street
Christ
Trinity M E church announces Sunday services and activities
Rev John Hosking pastor residence 971 North Main street conducts 10 a m class meeting. John Gilbert Seader preaches 11 a m and 7 30 p m on The Divine Shepherd and The Future Body. Sunday school 2 30 p m W H Gribbin and John Carlow superintendents. Epworth League 6 30 p m led by Miss Cora Simmons. Weeknight meetings follow with prayer choir cottage class and cottage prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity M. E
John Hosking
North Main Street
John Gilbert Seader
Divine
H. Gribbin
John Carlow
Cora Simmons
H. James
Scandinavian M. E. church service schedule
Scandinavian M E church on Copper and Alaska streets with N L Hanson as pastor holds morning service at 11 a m and evening service at 8 p m along with Sunday school at 12 m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandinavian M. E
Copper and
Alaska Streets
N. L.hanson
Swedish Mission Church Services at 11 and 8
At the Swedish Mission church corner Dakota and Porphyry streets Pastor Gustafson preaches today at 11. Sunday school at 12 15 Young people's meeting at 6 p m Evening service at 8 o'clock Midweek prayer meeting follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swedish Mission Church
Dakota and
Porphyry Streets
August Gustafson
Theosophical Society Meeting on Devachan Heaven World
Theosophy group invites the public to a meeting tonight in Room 411 Goldberg block. Dr. F. Williams leads the choir practice on Friday evenings. Scandinavians are welcome at all meetings and the Heaven World topic will be discussed Thursday night at o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Williams
Theosophical Society
Heaven World
Goldberg Block
Second Church of Christ Scientist Service Notice
Mrs. Charlotte Grimes invites readers to attend at 740 Maryland Avenue morning service at 11 o clock with the Sacrament. Sunday school begins at noon and a testimonial meeting is held Wednesday at 8 pm. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Church of Christ (Scientist
Maryland Avenue
Charlotte Grimes
Settlement Ends Three Day Mine Case In Court
Joseph A. Devlin and sister Mary E. Reilly reached a compromise over the Minnie Healey mine dispute. The case, tried before Judge Clancy in district court, ended with a five day extension and Devlin to receive 3725 dollars plus costs after a court judgment and payment arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Devlin
Mary E. Reilly
Minnie Healey
Devlin
F. A. Heinze
John Devlin
Union Gospel Mission Weekly Schedule of Speakers and Choirs
The Union Gospel Mission at 122 South Main lists Sunday topic Is a Truth Follower a Truth Knower with speaker James Vernon. Monday features Rev. Hanson and a choir conducted by Miss Hanson. Tuesday presents Rev. R. Setzer with choir by Mrs. Johns. Wednesday is to be supplied. Thursday hosts Rev. Mr. Chapman of the Christian church with a quartet. Friday features Mrs. Carrah of W. C. T. U. Saturday features Lee Hays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Gospel Mission
South Main Street
James Vernon
Hanson
Miss Hanson
R. Setzer
Johns
Mr. Chapman
Christian Church
The
Carrah
Lee Hays
Bethel Baptist Church Service and Programs
The Bethel Baptist Church colored on Idaho and Mercury streets announces Sunday events. Preaching at 11 a.m. by Rev. C. C. X. Laws on Full Redemption. 7 p.m. young people meeting. 8 p.m. children’s day program organized by Misses E Bell and Sadie Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Baptist Church
Idaho
Mercury Streets
C. C. X. Laws
Misses E. Bell
Sadie Smith
St Andrews Episcopal Church Announces Summer Services
St Andrews Episcopal Church plans morning and evening worship on June 8 at Cen terville with Sunday school in Walkerville Center ville at 2 30. A sacred song service titled Christies Old Organ will precede a social in St Georges hall led by E A Ford. No services are held Sunday June 15 due to state convocation at Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Centerville
Walkerville
Christie
St. George's Hall
E. A. Ford
Missoula
Sunday services at Shaffer's chapel and St Andrews Cen terville
Preaching at Shaffer's chapel A M Sk church on Sunday includes a 11 a m children s day service followed by a 3 p m Sunday school rally led by Mrs Reeves and Willie Ward and a concert for all. St Andrews Episcopal Church Cen terville offers a song service Christie's Old Organ with a social and refreshments in St George s hall Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock hosted by the Ladies guild and choir admission 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaffer's Chapel
A. M. Sk
8. Reeves
Willie Ward
St. Andrews’ Episcopal Church
Centerville
Christie’s
St. George's Hall
Ladies’ Guild and Choir
Natatorium Admits All Day Open Swim For a Quarter
The natatorium offers day and night swimming with admission set at 25 cents. E. Granite promotes affordable recreation for residents seeking affordable leisure in a local public facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Granite
Kimball pianos praised by eminent artists at low prices
The advertisement quotes numerous famous musicians praising the Kimball piano for its tone and quality. It states that the Kimball and other pianos are available from Orton Bros at 219 North Main Street, Butte, Mont, with easy terms and 35 cents a day, and mentions Montana Music Company at 119 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Nordica
Kimball
Emma Eames
Edoard de Reszke
Adelina Patti
Max Alvary
Emma Calve
Hans Balatka
Sophia Scalchi
A. Lubert
Frances Saville
John Philip Sousa
Gilmore
Orton Bros
North Main Street
Butte, Mont
Montana Music Company
Local notes from Granite June 6 include visits and moves
Dr W S Power of Philipsburg visited Granite on Wednesday. Willie Frowen returned from San Francisco to Granite to visit his parents then left for Butte. Charles Wills cut his left hand with an axe at the Bimetallic mine requiring stitches. Miss Laura Winkler and Kate Hynes visited Granite. Ad Hoffman of Philipsburg was in the city. Granite Frowen left for Helena to visit his sister Mrs Richardson. Local dances were held in Philipsburg by the Girls guild. Mrs John Hay left for Park City Utah to make her home. Edward Blonger returned from Helena to spend summer. George McEachern left for Missoula for a Big Blackfoot Milling position. News of Charles Larson’s death in San Diego. health trip ended badly. Residents denied Dr Humphrey’s resignation rumor. Miss Wakefield of Philipsburg visited Granite. Mrs T L Penrose and daughter leave for Butte for a visit with Mrs May Wright.
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Standard
Granite
W. S. Power
Philipsburg
Hill City
Willie Frowen
San Francisco
Butte
Charles Wills
Laura Winkler
Kate Hynes
Ad Hoffman
Granite Frowen
Helena
Jean Richards
Girls’ Guild
John Hay
Park City
Utah
Edward Blonger
George McEachern
Missoula
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Charles Larson
San Diego
Cal
Humphrey
Wakefield
T. L. Penrose
H. F. Laenger
May Wright
Dillon Railroad Carload Moves Of Fine 2 And 3 Year Cattle
Special correspondence from Dillon reports twenty carloads of fine two and three year old cattle rested here overnight and reloaded this morning for Gallatin. The cattle came from the Tranch in Oregon and were handled by J. E. Bower and R. Rellison on the Short Line before transfer to the Great Northern at Butte. Jack Aislipp known as Jack the Ripper was brought from Dell with a broken leg after a horse bucked into a ditch near Red Rock and a wire fence caused further injuries. Architect Taresh plans a new Washington Street dwelling for Ed Cushing this summer. Beaverhead county high school held its first graduation with seven graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Dillon
Gallatin
Tranch
Oregon
J. E. Bower
R. Rellison
Butte
Great Northern
Jack Aislipp
Jack the Ripper
Dell
Red Rock
Lima
Aislipp
Taresh
Washington Street
Ed Cushing
Free County High School
Beaverhead
Ruth Chapter Meets for Important Business at Masonic Hall
Officers and members of Ruth chapter No 2 are urged to gather at 1 50 p m Wednesday June 11 at Masonic hall for important business. By order Lizzie O Marsh W M. Branch 755 C E of A to meet at 420 West Daly Street Walkerville Sunday June 8 at 1 pm for funeral of Brother James Dennison. James Naughton president P B Ryan secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Chapter No. 2
Masonic Hall
Lizzip O. Marsh
W. M
C. E. of A
West Daly Street
Walkerville
James Dennison
James Naughton
P. B. Ryan
Early settler C W Morrill dies after long illness
Kalispell reports the death of C W Morrill near Holt after a cancer battle. An early Flathead valley settler, he lived here 14 years, mined in Mexico the last decade, and leaves a widow and five children. He was a Civil War veteran and Lincoln post, G A R, member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Kalispell
C. W. Morrill
Flathead Valley
Holt
Mexico
Lincoln Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Butte
Strackengasts Visit as Elk Rapids Sister Calls
Monarch Montana June 6 residents note Miss Emma Srackengast of Elk Rapids Mich visiting the Strackengast family in Nason. Local trade shifts include carload horse shipments to Janesville Wis and bull shipments from W D Dephy. Household moves involve Ruths, teachers, and a restaurant plan near Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Monarch
Srackengast
Nason
Emma Srackengast
Elk Rapids
Mich
William «Weisse
Janesville
Wis
Gessie
Fred Whittaker
Oregon
Plassmen
Eva McAlvine
Nasan
Stella Howes
Helena
Roger Logan
M. Logan
Sand Coulee
Esther Sutherland
White
Wash Toliver
Belt Park
Willis W. Bean
Montana
John Geisse
Kibbey
Main Street
Bargain No 1 and 2 Petticoats Offer Deep Discounts
Bargain No 1 features about a dozen white ecambrie and muslin petticoats with flounces lace edging and embroidery. Each style valued at $2.00, tomorrow’s price $1.23. Bargain No 2 highlights cambric petticoats with knee flounce India linen lace insertion and wide lace finishing, selling tomorrow for $2.19 from a $3.50 regular price.
Substantial Bargains in Silks and Dress Goods
A bold sale features linen batiste stripes silk batiste and foulards at reduced prices. Remaining stock includes all wool cheviots and poplins, remnants at one-third off, and silk chiffon and net allovers with embroidery and hand-run patterns. Also offers silk mull, velvet stocks, pique and Barathea pieces at lowered prices. Ends with satin and gros grain fabrics from 5 cents to 63 cents per yard.
Interesting Value Filled Handkerchief and Linen Sale
An assortment of Irish linen handkerchiefs and lace trims offered at deep discounts. Items include 200 dozen handkerchiefs, ladies waists, silk ties, black lace, and linens with quality fabrics, plus affordable toiletries and accessories. Special prices are emphasized across many lines.
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Christian Endeavor Convention
Endeavor Society
Carman
Frederick
South Butte Presbychurch
Immanuel Presbychurches
Chapman
Gohe Mow
Grand Opera
Iew
Manhattan Company
Grace Methodist Episcopal
First Presbyterian
St. Paul’s
M. E
South Butte
Shortridge
Theosophy
Second Church of Christ
Scientist
His
St. Andrew's Episcopal
A. M. EK. Church
Kimball Piano
Monarch News
Seward
Glove Department
M. J. Connell Company
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