Butte Forms State Federation of Theosophical Societies
A state federation of the theosophical societies was organized at a Butte convention attended by about 85 delegates from across the state. Officers were elected for the first year with W O Speer as president and Mrs H Rosenzweig as secretary. Great Falls will host next year’s meeting.
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The
Theosophical Societies
Butte
W. O. Speer
R. A. Fraser
Helena
Hermin Rosenzweig
Carl J. Smith
EL. B. Catlin
Anaconda
Frank Metler
Great Falls
C. A. Tuttle
F. W. Metler
A. R. Metler
J. E. Lostin
Frank Longstaff
C. J. Smith
Dc. A. Tuttle
A. B. Keith
Wentworth Rice
Leadbeater
Mme. Blavatzky
Narrow eyed horse and dog pairing clash at city meet
Grafton and Confidence entered for a paired lane race with disputes over merits. Dogs in the first round feature Lady Crawford vs Quicksand, Charlie Prince vs The Scout, and other matchups with prizes of 30, 4, 7.12, 700, and 2600 dollars. Races start 1 30 sharp with free gates and park access for spectators.
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Hocking & Doherty
Lady Crawford
Rowe & Noall
Charlie Prince Va
F. L. Nichol
the Scout
Knight & Kent
Grafton
Blake & Smith
Charming Thought
Gold Drop
G. H. Macdougall
Rowe
Noah
Herd
Thomas Foley
Dorothy Belle
F. N. Nichol
Lady Newark
Pepita
R. M. Campbell
Queen Moo
Pleasanton
T. W. Bartell
Pat Freedom
Triumph
John Rees
Llewellyn
James Ayres
Tom Spot
Confidence
Charles Moe
Germany
Quickand
jJuet
Charlie Prince
Memorial Window Dedicated at St Johns Episcopal Church
A stained glass memorial window by J and R Lamb of New York City will be dedicated at St Johns Episcopal Church during the 11 oclock service. It honors the late husband of Mrs John Noyes and depicts the Sermon on the Mount. Funeral notices follow for David Hogan 46 and Mrs Ida McCrimmon 33 with services at Mt Patricks and the Episcopal church. Margarete Leak 6 years 2 months died at 24 Minot Street. funeral tomorrow at 2 p.m.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
John Noyes
J. and
R. Lamb
New York City
Savior
Winfield & Nedyea
Knot Quarts Street
Episcopal Church
Idaho Street
Broad Way
Ida McCrimmon
Daniel McCrimmon
East Mercury Street
David Hogan
North Main Street
Mt. Patrick's Church
Margarete Leak
B. Lynch
Minot Street
Wedding Gift Selections At Hennessys Big Store
The feature highlights a wide array of fine wares at Hennessys including cloisonne vases porcelain and cut glass as ideal wedding presents. It notes June as a popular month for ceremonies and promises lower prices than elsewhere with an emphasis on quality pieces from Coalport Minton Royal Worcester and Crown Derby. The piece also reports local society notes and obituaries in Bozeman.
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Hennessy
Hennessy's
Coalport
Minton
Cauloon
China
Royal Worcester
Royal Teplitz
Royal Bonn
Crown Derby
Boulder Society Notes Busy Summer Movements
Teachers and staff from Boulder state and county schools depart for summer breaks. Several faculty relocate for teaching posts or family trips, including Ter Williger to Livingston and Miss Frances Miller to principalship. Other residents head to New York, Boston, Butte, Asheville, Minn., and Michigan for vacations and educational events.
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Boulder
Professor Ter- Williger
Livingston
Frances Miller
Wil
New York
Boston
Missargaret Slater
Butte
A. T. Schoolfield
Danville
Elerbe Holt
Asheville
N. Y
Allis Harris
Bessie
Faribault
Minn
Mont
Cowan
Broad Water County
Radersburg
Alma Kriger
Michigan
National Educational Association
Willam Rogers
Valley
Fort Benton
Miss Stocking
W. A. Gallagher
Jefferson
Gallagher
Anna
Sallie Maguire
Sacred Heart Academy
Ogden
Anna Maguire
FE. M. Yefft
Princeton
Tefft
W. H. Convannon
Angie Loomis
Florence Doolittle
la Porte
Ind
Jack Ripley
Wyoming
Powell
Tindall
J. W. Eddy
Helena
Thomas
Father Thompson
Catholic Church
Balt Lake
Father McGlynn
Warren
Katie Parker
Eva Concannon
Aodersburg
Macomber
Roy Tucker
Winston
St. Anthony Society
M. H. Parker
Frank Wahle
Oshkosh
Wis
Landseekers Excursion Tickets to Shoshone Idaho
The Short Line plans June 4 and 27 sales from Butte to Shoshone Idaho and return at 14.85 for round trip valid for ten days. Entry under the Carey act targets 60,000 acres below Twin Falls on Snake river for settlement July 1. See circulars at 105 North Main street Butte Montana. H O Wilson is General Agent.
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Short Line
Butte
Shoshone
Idaho
Twin Falls
Snake River
Short Line City
North Main Street
Mont
H. O, Wilson
Gen. Agt
Railway To Gregson Springs Announces Weekend Fares
Beginning Saturday May 23 and every Saturday thereafter the B A P railway will offer round trip rates to Gregson Springs from Anaconda and from Butte to Gregson and return Tickets are valid on all trains from noon Saturday to noon Monday valid until further notice.
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Gregson Springs
Anaconda
Gregson
Butte
Great Northern Railway Fare Offer for NEF A Meeting
On sale from June 28 to July 1 with good return within 69 days. For full information on routes call or write Great Northern city ticket office at 41 North Main Street Butte W KR Meech P and T A
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Great Northern Railway
N.ef. A
Great Northern City
North Main Street
Butte
Irish societies plan bigger Meagher monument fund
The Irish societies of Butte and Anaconda will boost the Meagher monument fund, now about 3500 dollars with treasurer P J Brophy. They aim to raise more this year to complete the monument promptly. Last year Butte groups raised 850 dollars without Anaconda aid. The two cities’ societies will host a picnic at Deer Lodge on Sunday July 19 with special trains and prizes. J J O Mara chairs, F C McDonald secretary.
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Butte
Anaconda
Thomas Francis Meagher
P. J. Brophy
United Irish Societies of
Deer Lodge
J. J. O'Mara
F.C. McDonald
Bozeman Society News and Local Visits
Bozeman society notes from June recount Ernest Heilman’s return from a month in the Midwest. A June 31 wedding between Frederick Wylie and Marguerite Davis is announced with a reception at Mrs. A J Davis’s home. Various local visits include Jesse Thompson’s Spokane trip and Chico Hot Springs sojourns by Col. O P Chisholm and Mrs. Coshow.
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Bozeman
Ernest Heilman
Iowa
Ilinois
Middle West
Frederick Wylie
Mies
Marguerite Davis
A. J, Davis
Jesse Thompson
Bpokane
Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Col
O. P. Chisholm
Chico Hot Springs
James Heese
California
William Ieeder
Reese
Renshaw
Butte
W. H. Tracy
A. L. Coshow
William Cowan
Black and White Checked Item With Knife Pleats
An observed garment described as high quality black and white checked fabric with knife pleats trimmed in black. It is advertised as easily worth $1.35 with a note of being available tomorrow.
Taffeta Silk Garments with Duet Ruffle Trio
Lined in black blue and red, these taffeta silk pieces feature elaborate tuck work and silk duet ruffles. Priced at 12.50, they will be available tomorrow.
Children’s ribbed sleeveless vests in cotton
Ribbed sleeveless cotton children’s vests in corn and white. Available sizes 20 22 and 24. Priced at 206 with tomorrow delivery.
Women's Ribbed Sleeveless Vests in Pink and Blue
Retail notes offer fine-Richelieu ribbed sleeveless vests for women in pink and light blue. Priced at 30 cents, the item is presented as good value for shoppers.
Mrs Cralle Group in Butte for Thursday Visit
Mrs Cralle and her niece Miss Wall and Miss Elizabeth Cralle spent Thursday in Butte. Arthur Day of Butte and Mrs Cooney of Great Falls attended the funeral of Mr Johnson.
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Mrs. Cralle
Miss Wall
Elizabeth Cralle
Butte
Arthur Day
Mrs. Cooney
Great Falls
H. 8. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Potency of Loose Change Highlights in Chicago Journal
The article argues small coins fund much of charitable work and daily life through church offerings, driver tips, and everyday purchases. It cites large totals in pennies and nickels supporting churches, transit, and farmers, claiming the lowly coin drives social and economic activity. It notes fashion trends in New York carriage displays and monogrammed gear reflecting status.
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The
Chicago Journal
Crusaders Against Policy
Chicago
Geo
Royal carriage shown with pongee curtained outreach
The royal Mrs Speyer drives a Speyer victoria with drab lining and a framed ponygee curtain setup. Curtains can be drawn on all sides and overhead to enclose the occupant, provide sun shielding, and are valued for novelty and royal favor despite being ungainly.
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New York
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M. J. Connell Company
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