Corner stone laid for St. Joseph's church in Butte
Under favorable skies and before 3500 spectators the corner stone of St. Joseph's church was laid. Vicar General Day directed the ceremony with Father Thompson delivering the dedicatory sermon and Father Sullivan giving the address on why Catholics build churches. The MOE of the project includes a basilica plan by architect A Von Herbulis and a commitment to complete the building with capacity for about 700 worshippers and later embellishments.
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St. Joseph's Church
Vieter
Knights of Columbus
Hibernians
Catholic Knights of America
St. Jean the Baptiste Society
National Creatian Society
Christoforo Colombo Society
Montana
Main Street
Second Street
Utah Avenue
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Shubert
Father Thompson
Father Sullivan
St. Charles College
Butte
Father de Ryckere
Father Dawe
Father de Slere
St. Patrick's Church
Christ
United States
Day
Fathers Batens
McCormack
de Siere
Coopman
Anaconda
St. Caude
St. Joseph's School
Thetyal
Mount Carmel
Dutague
Towa
St. Joseph
Mater Dolorosa
Cecelia
A. von Herbulis
Washington
DD. C
von Herbulis
Mississippi River
F. B. Thompson
H. F. Pissett
Robert W. Walsh
J. B. Thompson
R. F P. Kelly
Thomas P. Manbey
A. B. Kimball
Peter Gallagher
James Byrne
Anthony McBride
Father’ Day
For the Sportman gun booklet from John F. Davis
John F. Davis, the Main street hardware merchant, issues a booklet titled For the Sportman showcasing the store’s guns rifles and ammunition. He promotes Montana home industry and patronage of local producers, asserting low prices and direct-from-manufacturer buying while noting imports of English French and German china to save costs.
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John F. Davis
Main Street
Davis
Butte
Montana
New York
Palace Clothing Store Suits Discount at Butte
At 53 East Park Street Butte Palace Clothing Store advertises suits priced at 18 and 20 dollars with a sale price of 10 dollars. The listing highlights affordable formalwear options for shoppers seeking value.
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Palace Clothing Store
East Park Street
Butte
Fine Trip Through Cave By Norman Forsyth Party
A private group of 10 led by Norman A Forsyth toured Morrison Cave on Saturday leaving Butte in the morning and returning at night. Lunch baskets accompanied the party as they explored the Grand Cathedral and marveled at the cave’s wonders. The outing featured safety notes for women in skirts and noted Montana hosts the cave as a major national attraction. The Forsyth party included Mrs L C Evans Mrs T J Walker Miss Agnes Watt Miss Ruth Sultzer Miss Gertrude Nichols Miss Nora Nichols Miss Margaret Morgan Capt PD Stivers A L Hummer and Frank Walsh. Also mentioned were two infants Melvin Rutledge 6 months and Alice Rutledge 22 months who were taken through the cave by their parents Mr and Mrs F Rutledge of Sappington.
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Norman ‘A. Forsyth
Morrison Cave
Butte
Grand Cathedral
Montana
Forsyth
L. C. Evans
T. J. Walker
Agnes Watt
Ruth Sultzer
Gertrude Nichols
Nora Nichols
Margaret Morgan
PD. Gay Stivers
A. L. Hummer
Frank Walsh
Melvin Rutledge
Alice Ruteledge
F. Rutledge
Sappington
Fire Threatens Properties In Biddeford Box Factory
A blaze from the Deer ing Proctor box factory on Main Street at midnight endangered tenements, lumber yards, and manufacturing concerns in Biddeford. by 1 30 a m the factory and surrounding structures were at risk as flames spread through the plant.
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Biddeford
Deering-Proctor Company
Main Street
Fire at hex factory controls loss of 100000 dollars
Big lumber yards adjoining swept with a fire loss of 100000 dollars. Flames confined to the hex factory and declared under control shortly before 2 o clock. Origin of the fire not known.
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Hex
Singing Advocated As Cure For Drink Habit
Boston, June 11. Miss Alice L. Higgins, a charity worker, urged singing as a cure for drink habit at a conference of charities and corrections. She proposed making the literature on drunkenness from the committee of 50 available to the public, translated into vernacular and even into song.
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Boston Mass
Alice L. Higgins
Boston
Conference of Charities and Corrections
Committee of 50
Policeman Fires Fatal Shot in Omaha Amid Lynch Threat
In Omaha on June 11 Harry L. Woolridge, a police member, shot and killed Henry Metz, a Burlington switchman, at Sixteenth and Chicago while attempting to arrest an elderly man. A 1,000-strong crowd threatened to lynch the officer until a squad restrained the mob.
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Omaha
Neb
Harry L. Woolridge
Henry Metz
Burlington
Sixteenth
Chicago
Gambler claims spiritual revelations drove murder of wife
Denver reporter states Gus William Marshall admits he shot eight bullets at his wife, killing her instantly. He says mystic communications over 106 years claimed his wife was unfaithful, driving him to desperation.
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Denver
Col
Gus William Marshall
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Miners’ Union
Torrow
Columbia Gardens
Dennison
Seville
Andy
Youcatam Beymana Pepsin
California
Raneceas
Hame
Smoke House
Ecan
Lutey's
Lutey’s
Sirloin
Montana Hardware Co
PAU Me
Church Corner Stone
Joseph’s Church
For Home Enterprises
Pour
Beil
J. R. Dobry
Express
Who's
Allen
East Broadway
Dr. F. A. Ironside the Dentist
North Main Street
DR. Lamb
Batte
Mont
First National Bank of
Globe Jewelry CO
S.p.guimont
West Gold
Butte Sewer Pipe and Tile Co
Aire Btls
Aen
Ed Rose
the Jeweler
Wallace
Simmons Chains Lavalleries
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