Wanderlust blamed for many failures in Butte sermon
The Rev. James A. Meeke of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church warned that wanderlust and geography love cause lost opportunities. He cited professionals, businessmen, and even church workers as examples and urged readiness to seize opportunities. He recalled notable figures like Confucius, Mohammed, Lincoln, Edison, and George Stephenson to underscore self-made success.
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James A. Meeke
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Butte
Esau
Mohammed
Cardinal Wolsey
Henry VIII
Thomas Moore
John Bunyan
Martin Luther
Jackson
North Carolina
Lincoln
Grant
Garfield
Franklin
Webster, Clay
Patrick Henry
Robert Fulton
Thomas A. Edison
Marshall Field
John Wanamaker
Scotland
George Stephenson
Rich 18 foot silver lead strike at Robert Emmet mine
Special Dispatch from Boulder reports an 18 foot wide silver lead ore vein struck at the Robert Emmet mine on the 500 foot level while crosscutting. The tunnel extends 150 feet to reach the vein and electrical machinery is now added to aid development after prior flooding near 400 feet.
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Standard
Boulder
Amazon
Robert Emmet
Wales
W. Q. Ranft
Missoula
Blue Bird
Wickes
The Fact of Christ in History sermon profiled
The Rev. W. A. Atehley argues Christ is a historical fact beyond heredity or education. He says Jesus matches Homer and Washington in historicity, declares Him the world savior, and asserts His teachings timelessly adapt to modern issues. He emphasizes Christ as a unique personality and religious teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
W. A. Atehley
First Baptist Church
Jesus
Homer
Plato
Napoleon
Shakespeare
Wellington
Washington
Papes Diapepsia Offer for Stomach Trouble
An advertisement explains Pape's Diapepsin as a quick remedy for indigestion and fermentation symptoms. It claims relief within five minutes after taking a 22 grain tablet and urges readers to ask a pharmacist to open a 50 cent case. It lists numerous digestive discomforts and asserts rapid improvement with use.
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Pape
Last of Plummers gang executed by vigilant citizens
The account of Bill Hunter's capture and execution by Montana vigilantes ends the Plummer gang era. Six armed men tracked Hunter across snow and divides to a cabin near the Gallatin valley, arrested him, and carried out an instant death sentence. Hunter confessed to justice, marking the bloody close of the gang’s crimes and restoring local order. Crowley’s in Butte offers suit tailoring on North Main.
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Plummer
Far West
Literary Digest
Montana
Virginia City
Mont
Nathaniel P. Langford
A. C. McClurg & Co
Bill Hunter
Gallatin Valley
Gallatin River
Barney Hughes
Hunter
Son
Passama Ri
Medison
Langford
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North Main Street
C.B. Hoskins & CO
Clerke’s
Broge
F.a.ironside
North Main St
Emmett
the Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
United States
Postal Savings
W. A. Atchley
Pilate
Sloan
Sloans
Ratxer
Cedar St
Chattanooga
Tenn
Earl S. Sloan
Boston
Mass
Veew
Bill
Plummers
Crowley's
Sean
RC Zown
Schlitz
Butte Commercial CO
West Park St
Ind
Bell
Milwaukee
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
Deer Lodge
Corner Main and
Missouri
Deer Lodge, Montana
Belmont
Cluett, Peabody & Company, Makers
Troy
N.Y
West Galena
Moat
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