Problem of Church in Home Mission Work at West
A Mountain sermon by Dr A P Morrison urges Westward church expansion to serve diverse foreign-born populations. He cites 220 million spent on home missions since 1814, notes immigration as a central challenge, and stresses funding for 5000 western congregations without houses of worship. He highlights railroads, reservoirs, and westward settlement as context for church growth and Americanization through faith.
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Splacapat
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Ebenezer Brown
Gauorge
Louisiana
New York City
Unclear text outlines church growth figures in states
Fragmented report notes probation art membership rising slightly and state church counts varying. It mentions Oregon California and Washington percentage changes and a Western conference quote about Tobey and expanding church activities, but details are garbled.
Long Run Delays Hit Northern Pacific Service
Billings dispatch reports Norris, a passenger conductor for Northern Pacific, completed a 16 day overland run from Billings to Spokane. Heavy washouts near Missoula halted westbound trains, forcing diversions via Helena Great Northern and Havre. Supplies reached marooned passengers from Clinton as track damage worsened, with rebuild taking days before service resumed to Spokane. Norris notes rail damage and weeks of disrupted traffic ahead.
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Jack Collins Home And Feeling Fine
Jack Collins, long a stock inspector in Montana, returned to Butte after a serious operation to remove a vermiform appendage at Mayo Brothers Hospital in Rochester, Minnesota. He praised the recovery, thanked his wife Mrs. Collins, and spoke of homecoming joy and Montana pride.
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Retiring piano sale and rail trip offer in Denver
Sherman retires from piano and organ retail selling all instruments as actual estate. Special train meet at 9 o'clock for Anaconda from Anaconda Pacific depot. Round trip Denver tickets $32.50 with return by July 20. Tickets sold at local stores including Rouchers and Wein's. Committee announces.
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Pite’s
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Wein’s
Coroners Fast Run to Recover Four Bodies
A Miles City scene reports a corpse found under an old bridge near South Butte. A crowd aided coroner and Undertaker Daniels as they opened a coffin to reveal a dead dog wrapped in cotton and velvet. Tales from the city hall recount a resisting officer incident and a horse fed by a nose bag surviving a long rain.
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de Hance
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Butte Catholics to Hold Big Days in Anaconda
St John the Baptist parishioners of Butte plan a special train to Anaconda for the patron saint day on June 24. The program includes a parade to the Catholic church, high mass sung by a choir, a musical program in Washes park, an oration by CU. Parhit, base ball, and a ball at the pavilion. The special train returns to Butte early Thursday morning. Officer list includes Rev. Ernist P. Guaymore as Chaplain and Frank Boucher as president.
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Ma Catholic Church
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Lewis Dubeard
Dr. Tremlay
Legault
Leagory J. A. la Frace
Dennis Page
Tr. i. ‘Igmire
Washes Park
CU. Parhit
Bulie
Ernist P. Guaymore
Frank Boucher
A. Nadeau
Work to Start Today on New Electric Line
Special Dispatch reports work begins today on a transmission line linking the Billings power plant formerly of Billings Water Power to the Yegen plant. The Madison River Power company now operates as Eastern Montana Power and will extend lines through Yellowstone valley to supply power to the eastern portion of the state, including lighting for the Lanre roundhouse under contract.
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Handers Co-Operative Ditch to Complete Irrigation Canal
Special dispatch reports the Handers Co-Operative Ditch Company canal nearing completion by July 1. Water will be turned in once projects along the line are finished. Work has progressed for months with all handcates installed and only small amounts of detention work remaining. The Yellowstone river irrigation plan accompanies the ceded tract of the Yeserva tai area.
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Anne
Handers Co-Operative Ditch Company
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Regimental Delay Halts South American Advance
From the San Francisco Argonaut detailing a crisis as the commander-in-chief demands Blanen's regiment at Mice. Ten minutes pass, then thirty, then an hour with no sign. An aide explains Blanco started well but drunken Americans tore the road and blocked the march, leaving the regiment missing.
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San Francisco
Nyc
Will Go Over Boise Trail From Spokane to Rawhide
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Spokane Washington June 21 F C Dobbs a city carpenter who has worked for the municipality three of his eight years in Spokane will leave June 5 on a voyage to Rawhide Nevada over the Boise trail in an old fashioned prairie schooner He will travel with Mrs Dobbs and their children The trip may continue through Arizona if Mrs Dobbs health does not improve in Nevada The wagon will be outfitted for three months with a reservoir tents and camping gear The family has sold its home in Spokane and has funds to support a four to five year journey through the hills and deserts
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Great Northwest
Home Missionary Society
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Zion
Standard
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Starving Enthusiasm in Merchants and Clerks
The Philadelphia Record argues that lacking effective advertising saps clerks of enthusiasm. A merchant forcing staff to push underadvertised goods mirrors asking a carpenter to work with dull tools. Poor promotion lowers morale and harms sales across the shop.
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Philadelphia. Record
Monument to late Sheriff Webb planned in courthouse yard
Special dispatch notes plans for a memorial monument and drinking fountain in the courthouse yard to honor the late Sheriff Webb. The structure will be ermine red, four feet square, and erected this fall at a cost of about 1134.
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Sherrif Webb
Chamber
Sam Source
Ermulla
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