Century of Methodism Review at Mountain View Church
Rev Dr Abritten's Sabbath sermon reflects on Methodism's century growth since 1800. It notes lay representation gains, removal of time limits for itinerant ministers, retention of the 248th amusements clause, and aims for global evangelism with a plan to raise twenty million dollars and convert two million souls. A Scandinavian Brotherhood picnic is announced at Mountain View park Anaconda with special train details.
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General Conference
The
Methodist Church
Abritten
Mountain View Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimere
Mad
Coke
Ashbury
Israel
Australia
Spain
Italy
Germany
Sweden
Norway
China
Japan
Africa
Jesus
Mount Sinai
Calvary
Andrews
T. Ne
Lecter
New Times
Wesley
Crown of the Century program marks Children’s Day services
At Mountain View Methodist Church the Sunday school presented The Crown of the Century a program with processional King Emmanuel and Crowning the King. Children gave recitations and songs and the day included a talk by the pastor and a collection for the children’s educational fund. First Presbyterian held special Children’s Day services with class singing and addresses by the superintendent and pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Churenes
Mountain View
Board of Education
King Emmanuel
Clara
Joe Hastings
Rank Bray
Lee Nichols
Ralph Sipple
Children’s Educational Fund
Methodist Episcopal Church
First Presbyterian Church
Aurora B AURORA B AURORA B AURORA B
The Gentlemen's Driving club held its second day of racing at Au Claire driving park. D. C. Smith's D. C. S. and W. Smith's Black Bess won in straight heats. Aurora B. by F. H. Cooney won both events. Judges and starter noted for their conduct. Other racing details include heat times 2:39 and 2:37, with Black Bess and Ralph R winning and a 1:00 flat spring sprint. Obituaries for Quinn McCarthy and Mrs. Lucinda Metz noted, plus a Fourth of July committee meeting announced.
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Gentlemen's Driving Club
Au Claire Driving Park
Ido
Lans W
Ans W
F. H. Cooney
Aurora B
William Mullin
la Belle B
Aurora
Black Bess
Black Tom
Ralph R
Aurora RB
Frank Howard
Oro Fino
At & P.m
A. F. Bray
Feast Day Parade Through Algeria Led by Avallo Hoste
Notices announce a June 18 feast day for Mystic Shrine nobles in Algeria. A train departs June 13 from Montana’s union depot to connect with Helena and Cheat Malis nobles at Logan for a mammoth parade at 5 p.m. under Avallo Hoste leadership.
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Mystic Shrine
Algeria
Livingston
Burg
National Park
Avallo Hoste
Montana Union Depot
Republican convention travel tickets offered from several Montana cities
On June 1, Northern Pacific will sell round trip tickets from Butte Helena Anaconda Deer Lodge and Garrison to Philadelphia for the Republican National Convention. Tickets, good to depart Philadelphia through June 26, cost 68.50, with city ticket office at Corner Park and Main Streets Butte. James Coughlin died yesterday. funeral from 229 East Granite Street Tuesday at 10. John Tyson, 28, died yesterday. body at Duggan's awaiting funeral arrangements.
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Philadelphia
Northern Pacific
Butts Helena
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Garrison
James Coughlin
East
Granite Street
John Tyson
Duggan
Weekend excursion tickets from Whitehall to Pipestone and Deer Lodge
The Northern Pacific offers Saturday and Sunday round trips to Pipestone for 1 dollar, Whitehall 1 dollar 50 cents, Lime Spur 2 dollars. Tickets valid one day. final limit Monday. Sunday only to Deer Lodge and return for 1 dollar.
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Northern Pacific
Pipestone
Whitehall
Lime Spur
Deer Lodge
The Circus Girl at Suttons A Very Good Farce
The Circus Girl a laughable rollicking farce delighted a full house at Buttons theater yesterday. A harmless deception is misread by meddlesome benefactors in a light comic plot with entertaining misunderstandings.
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Maud Sutton
Mai Wells
Buttons New Theater
Meiier
Excursion to Philadelphia by Great Northern Railway
Train excursion to Philadelphia and return set for June 13 and 14 with return by July 1. Round trip fare listed at $68.90. Office at 41 North Main Street. J. BE. DAWSON, General Agent.
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Philadelphia
North Main Street
Miner Falls to Death in Never Sweat Shaft
John Fogarty, 24, a miner at the Never Sweat mine, died after plunging 45 feet from an open shaft door at the 1800 foot level while dumping buckets. Coroner and mine inspector investigated. death judged from concussion. He left a mother and three brothers at Woolman and Wyoming. This was the first fatal mining accident in Butte in over three months.
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John Fogarty
Never Sweat
John Scobiie
Thomas Callahan
Fogarty
Seobus
Callahan
Scobite
Jullien
Hunter
Sherman
Woolman
Wyoming Streets
Butte
Death of BP Hollingshead in Danville Kentucky
Late yesterday James B. Hollingshead received a telegram conveying the sad intelligence of the death of his father BP Hollingshead in Danville Kentucky.
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James B. 5 Hollingshead
Hollingshead
Danville, Ky
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Butte News
Methodism
Dr. Albritton
Scandinavian Brotherhood
Mountain View Park
Crystal Springs
First Presbyterian
Driving Club
E. F. Mayer
West Park
Dr. Quirk
Orton
N. Main
Quinn McCarthy
Reardon
Summit Street
Lucinda Metz
St. Paul's Hospital
Hallet & Davis, Weber and Kimball Pianos
Hallet & Davis, Weber and Kimball
Orton Bros
Butte, Mont
City Ticket Office
Central Dry Goods House
Great Falls
Sutton's
Great Northern Railway
J. BE. Dawson
Courtney’s Cash Grocery
East Park Street
London
East Park
N. Ba Olson & Co
Bennett Bros
West Park Street
Telephone
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
OF Butte
Elgin
Waltham
America
Simon Bank
Sag N. Main Street
Buite
Vent
Centennial Brewing Co
Butte, “Lontana
Montana Electric Co
East Broadway
Grand Opera House
Iieriand Butte, Mont Constat
Sution’s New Theater - Putte
Macoy
F. A. Ironside
Curtis Block
Montana
W. Park St
T. G. Heine
Pye
Hennessy
Madam Shields
West Brosaway
Vas
Butle
Mont
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