New Coadjutor Chosen Amid Montana Episcopal Convention
The Montana Churchman reports at its convention Rev. W Faber as coadjutor candidate with Bishop Brewer presiding. Clergy and lay bodies split on concurrence, voting 15 Oldham 19 for clergy and 23 16 for lay, then 14 11 and 19 18 in later counts. Proceedings adjourned to executive session, with final concurrence unsettled and further votes planned.
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Francis Bateman
Helen
S. D. Hooker
Canvars
Gilvy
Brewer
Ammome
New York
Tixhop
Nomloniians
Reiley
Ula
St. Tols'a
Detroit
Milch
L. de Chelstier
Timie
Wietson
Dion
Mr. Faber
C. P. Burnett
Livingston
Hewnett
St. Janes' Church
Bozeman
Samii
Pritchard
Gardine
Chapipan
St. John's Church
Dutte
Str. Bennetts
J. Henry Longtaid
Francis Baleman
Helena
George Ashtor Oldham
Brooklyn
N.Y
A. MacWilliams
Faber
Bishop Brewer
G. G. Bennett
Mynard
Great Falls
Hrawer Hot
Frank B. Lewis
Attwood
Deer Lodge
Lyman Bennett
Leyman
Virginia City
Aish
Iiro
Ts. C. Day
J. Henry Lonemuld
George Hirst
Tew
Ro OK
Wacker
Saber
Oldham
Te Tennett
R Yott
Alr
Waltet
Me. Benneth
Missionary Work in Diocese Outlined by Rev Durant
The Rev W J Attswood spoke on the history and future of the diocese. He noted three historical stages under Tuttle Brewer and others and urged stronger churchmanship and clerical cooperation. Burnett described foreign missions, praising training, dispensary work, and hospital hospitality as vital to believers. The assembly opened with prayer and discussed the creation of a racial services committee and a synodly delegation plan for Mantanu and regional representation.
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Idaho
Mtanisenond
Missionars
Montina
Brewer
Fincese
Mantanu
Dilalhop Brawer
Hott Financialy
Tal
Burnett
Warnhys
Ft Mewennon
Minnesota
Montana
Mantuat
Ute
Dancing at Columbia Gardens Promotes Proper Style
The Columbia Gardens pavilion advertises lessons on modern dancing taught by Professor Fence Ryan. Beginners learn Mondays Wednesdays and Thursdays with 18 numbers of dancing, plus a separate 50 cent admission big night on Tuesday.
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Gardens
Columbia Gardens
Permis
Therm
Seakeirk
Ryan
Columbia Gardens Management
Tiyan
Tonieht
President Wilson Eyes Erasing Mason and Dixon Line
President Wilson proposes erasing the Mason and Dixon line to reduce sectionalism. In a letter to the Lincoln Association, he urges transforming the Magin and Dixon markers into a modern roadway from Philadelphia to Gettysburg via Washington and Frederick, ending at the Lincoln Monument.
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Wilson
FT. B. Joy
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Magon
Dixon
Lincoln Association
Lincoln Monument
Frederick
Ewoodrow Wilson
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