The Church and Its Modern Rivals Sermon
A Butte article reports Rev. Lewis J. Duncan’s Unitarian sermon on The Church and Its Modern Rivals, noting the last service before summer vacation and the view that modern clubs and societies fail to replace the church. Duncan argues for a future church rooted in democracy and reverence, uniting all ages and classes with a fearless, prophetic pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Church
Lewis J. Duncan
Everett T. Tomlinson
Duncan
Jinetate
Episcopal
Methodist
Unitarian
Signs of the Times
The Universal Church Awakens With Social Justice Calling
A vision arises of a new church not tied to any single sect but drawn from all faiths and those outside named fellowships. It seeks earnest seekers of truth and beauty, united for social justice and civic and individual righteousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Universal
Annual County Institute Set for Sept 5 in Silver Bow
County Superintendent Margaret Loughrin announces September 5 as the date for the Silver Bow teachers institute with instructors including State Superintendent Harmon City Superintendent Young and Miss Dinsmore. Edith Newlan will attend to give readings and lecture at various locales as part of Harmon’s engagement.
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Margaret Loughrin
Teachers of
Silver Bow
Harmon
Young
Miss Dinsmore
Edith Newlan
New Officers Elected at TeutonIa Lodge Meeting
Teutonia lodge O D H S held Wednesday evening elections naming John Corde as president John Moe bus as vice president L Wolpert as secretary Gus Nickel as treasurer L Schneider as guide L Richter as trustee F Wolf er inside watch Joseph Christ outside watch and routing delegates to the grand lodge including E Gehrmann Gus Nickel H Reicksie Gus Fitschen H Reichsek F Kenk J K Bill H F Passot John Cords Joseph Christ F Hofreuter Chris Richter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teutonia Lodge
John Corde
John Moebus
L. Wolpert
Gus Nickel
L. Schneider
L. Richter
F. Wolfer
Joseph Christ
Grand Lodge
E. Gehrmann
H. Reicksie
Gus Fitschen
H. Reichsek
F. Kenk
J. K. Bill
H. F. Passot
John Cords
F. Hofreuter
Chris Richter
Benefit Performance Aids Labor Temple Fund
A midweek benefit at the Pavilion theater drew crowds despite poor weather and rival events, raising over $200 for the Labor Temple Fund. Local organizers cited strong attendance and community support for the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavilion Theater
Labor Temple
Mrs Murray Returns From Five Week Pacific Trip
Mrs. M. E. Murray of 619 West Mercury street returned from a five weeks trip visiting Spokane Seattle Tacoma Bremerton and the Portland fair. In Seattle she stayed with Mrs Keogh and other former Butte residents and in Bremerton she was hosted by Mrs M Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Murray
West
Mercury Street
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Bremerton
Portland Fair
Keogh
Butte
M. Chapman
Special Grand Jury Returns Indictments in Chickasaw Fraud Cases
Ardmore Okla June 25 the special grand jury filed four indictments for conspiracy related to Chickasaw warrants and false claims against the United States and banks. Defendants include Gov Johnston ex Gov Mosley and George Mansfield J F McMurray Melvin Cornish with W T Ward B H Colbert Kirby Purdom T A Teel S M White and E B Hinshaw. Hinshaw and White linked to Chickasaw nation schools and bank directors Teel Hinshaw White served with the defunct Chickasaw nation bank life of the case centers on alleged illegal deals through that bank.
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Ardmore
I. T
Special
Grand Jury
Chickasaw
Chickasaw Nation
United States
Commercial National Bank of
Palmer S. Mosley
George Mansfield
J. F. McMurray
Melvin Cornish
W. T. Ward
B. H. Colbert
Kirby Purdom
Commercial National Bank
T. A. Teel
S. M. White
E. B. Hinshaw
Joplin Bank
M. White
Hinshaw
Bloomfield Seminary School For
Boulder Notes: Social Scene Quiet as Summer Approaches
Special Correspondence reports a lull in local social events aside from church activities. Invitations extend to Rev John D Lewellen's June 29 marriage to Miss Rachel Grace Noble at Whitehall. Post July 20, the couple will reside at Edwald Wash as Mrs Noble is active in church and temperance efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epscopalian
Presbyterian
John D. Lewellen
Methodist Church South
Helena
Mary Kilgallan
Butte
Agnes Wickham
Ulah Woodman
Stranahan
F. C. Berendes
Lillie Heagan
Elkhorn
W. L. Hay
Gertrude Pritchett
C. R. Stranahan
Sheridan
Salt Lake
Boulder
George F. Cowan
J. A. Leighton
Monana
Zeyune Halford
Plano
Hazel Berkin
Will G. Whetstone
No Sitting On Lid Then From Kentucky Visitor Recalls Coal Deal
A county legal representative recalls a cordial but cautionary tale from early Butte times. He recounts meeting a Kentucky coal and wood dealer, buying from him with cash, inviting him to Sunday dinner, and building credit through shared poker games. The dealer later sold his coal business and moved into real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Great Northwest
Kentucky
Providence
Coal Mines in Operation at Montana Coal and Coke
H G Merry manager of Montana Coal and Coke says unions have settled, mines back in operation after nine months idle. They expect about 250 tons of coke daily in three weeks. Primary focus remains coke production to meet strong demand. Some coal is sent to Helena and other points. mines look fine with good prospects for steady run.
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H. G. Merry
Montana Coal and Coke Company
Electric
Horr
Park County
Butte
Helena
Crystal Springs Plunge Opens At Silver Bow Resort
Charles Langlois, liveryman, has turned Crystal Springs water into a new plunge at Silver Bow. The Silver Bow Brewing company owns the water and hotel with a five year lease to Langlois. The 45 room hotel includes a dance hall dining room and bar with direct access to the plunges. The site features one large plunge 20 by 40 feet and two smaller plunges 10 by 11 feet, electric lighting steam heat and planned orchestra. Regular auto and stage service will operate to and from the resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Langlois
Crystal Springs
Silver Bow
Silver Bow Brewing Company
Langlois
Low Rate Lake Shore Excursion to Asbury Park
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway offers round trip tickets from Chicago to Asbury Park with return on June 29 to July 2 for 23.35 dollars. Returns are valid through July 10 with a 50 cent deposit to extend to August 31 and a stopover in New York on return. The line promotes comfort and service and directs readers to request the itinerary from W B Hutter in St Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
Chicago
Asbury Park
New York
Lake Shore
Twentieth Century Limited
W. B. Hutter
Northwestern
Pioneer Press Building
St. Paul
Minn
Movement to consolidate Red Men tribes reported
A consolidation effort is underway to unite Shoshone Tribe No 1 and Nashota Tribe No 21 of the Improved Order of Red Men. The consolidation committee includes H E Frye of Nashota and H G Johns and Thomas Rich of Shoshone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashota
Improved Order of
Red Men
H. E. Frye
H. G. Johns
Thomas Rich
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Anaconda
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Parsons’ Employment Office
Curtis Blk
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Columbia Gardens
West Park Street
A. O. Beckley
Box 352
Mont
Mort
Main
N. W. Installment Co
Slemons & Booth
Rattlesnake Creek
Winstanley & Rhoades ‘Real Estate.and Insurance
Higgins Avenue
Missoula, Mont
Standard
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Washington Street
Splendia
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Morley & Thomas CO
East Broadway
Smith & Jeffries
Granite Street
Furst
East East Park
M. A. McCabe
Granite
Cora Mine
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Broadway
Albemarle
Colorado St
Commercial Ave
Algo
Inquire Standard Drug Co
Idaho
Maryland Ave
W. Montana
W. Copper
Birch
Oak St
Second St
Silver
Silver Bow Block
Slemons & ‘Booth
Silver Bow Blk
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N. Main St
Inquire
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M. J. FitzPatrick
Pope Rebel
Aan Steel
Barracks
Missoula
William Johns
Lexington Terrace
Walkerville
Fehlman & Co
Inquire Butte Reduction Works Office
Southern Hotel
Centerville
M. E. “Mayer
N. Montana
Rombauer & CO
Granite St
Butte, Mont
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Paul E. Mier
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VIAVI
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Legals
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Castle
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Helena, Mont
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George M. Kellogg
Ellicott Square
Buffalo
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Helena Mont
William Tyack
Copper
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Crescent Loan Co
Harbour Bldg
Hall ,Bros
Hamilton, Butte
Simon Bank
Room
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W. Park St
Case & Corkish
B. Bank
Clark, Butta
Silver Bow Bik
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Pone S Park
P. O
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Corner Mont
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Side Electric Carpet Cleaning Co
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Remington
Mountain View Park
Gregson Springs
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E. Broadway
Arras
T. A. Grigg
M. D
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H. J. Grimes
Butte Stove Repair Co
W. Galena
M. Paumte
Sherman & Reed
Badger State
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Oechili
THA
Maj. W. Smith
C. Langlois’ New Resort
Lynch-Rochester Commission CO
Lewisohn Block
Pcortée
S&s. Jackman CO
Harbour Building
Paul Rossier
Bitter Root Valley
G. W. Dickinson
Stevensville
W. Broadway
R. M. B. Tel. Co
Walmer
Alien
Wallace
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