Butte Establishes Permanent Y M C A Branch
Butte forms a permanent Young Men's Christian Association after a Monday meeting of a temporary group. Officers and directors are elected, enrollment exceeds 120, rooms in Goldberg block, and plans include a future gymnasium and baths. Leaders include I. H K Foote and J. R Russel. Max F Schmidt to speak at First Baptist church this afternoon at 3.
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Atast
Butte
Young Men’s Christian Association
Citizns
I. H K. Foote
N. A. Forsythe
William Wilson
Victor E. Sampsel
J. A. Donovan
E. A. Teans
A. N. Winchell
William J. Lutey
J. R. Russel
E. S Shields
Albert C. Evans
L. ¢. Knowlton
BE. J. Murphy
A. A. Murray
Goldberg Block
Preston
First Baptist Church
Britannia Pany
Britannia
Butteri Belt
Britannia Mining Company
W. H. Nichols & Co
East Broadway
Gossiping Streets Preview Spring Plans In Town
Rumor mill notes milder weather, Columbia gardens baseball grounds plans, after McCloskey and Wharton return. Also mentions All Fools Day pranks, jewelry auction rings leading to romance, street car fare in copper, new post office stations opening July 1, marriage license clerks, heavy street mud, and an Easter dinner at Thornton hotel.
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Columbia Gardens
McCloskey
Wharton
Caledonia
Excelior
South Butte
East Butte
Uncle Sam
Card of Thanks and Convention Notice
Card of Thanks from Mrs. R. T. Tretheway and Family for support during sickness and death of the husband and father. Montana Stockgrowers’ convention to be held at Miles City starting April 15, 1902 with railroad round trip fare at one fare and a travel limit April 18 to 18. secretary W. G. Previtt.
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R. T. Tretheway
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Miles City
W. G. Previtt
Great Falls Notes and Local Events
A Cascade rancher reports being swindled for 50 by a woman of the underworld. Great Falls Elks hold a special session admitting fawns from Nei hart Havre and Chinook. Republican convention ratifies aldermanic nominees and elects a central committee. Judge Leslie postpones the jury term from April 7 to April 14 due to illness. Centennial beer advertised for draught.
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Standard
Great Falls
R. BE. Wahn
Cascade
Easter Millinery Blossoms In City Windows
Shop windows splash with flowers lace and daisies as Easter fashions rise. Hennessy Connell’s and Lewis display gowns in black moire lace boas blue Bengaline and pink taffeta with Dolly Varden hats and Easter lilies. The season promises exquisite dresses and elaborate hats for ladies.
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Hennessy
Connell’'s
Lewis
Easter fashions lure shoppers with silk dresses and hats
Spring suits and silk ragons headline the dress goods department with black and white gowns and knit golf jackets for ladies in green white and red. Symons showcases foulard silk costumes while moire waist styles in pink black and white attract attention. Easter hats with flowers and straw create tropical garden windows.
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Symons
One Suit Off Another On
Helena March 29 The divorce action of Jennie Hageman against Charles Hageman Jr a well known butcher was dismissed today as the spouses agreed to drop their differences and live amicably The Wagner v Wagner suit filed in district court alleges extreme cruelty by Fannie Wagner with incidents including a bar of iron blows a pistol shot and a son involved in the attack The couple married in Warsaw Poland in 1882.
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The
Standard
Helena
Jennie Hageman
Charles Hageman, Jr
Butte
Warsaw
Poland
Mysterious murder case ties farmers to Johnson killing
St Cloud report says Magnus Johnson’s murder may involve a conspiracy. Gus Larson, arrested at Barnesville, allegedly confessed to Alexandria authorities implicating several prominent farmers near Johnson. Andrew Jacobson named as an accessory with more arrests expected. Larson claims external pressure to kill Johnson.
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St. Paul
Minn
St. Cloud
Magnus Johnson
Gustav Larson
Barnesville
Alexandria
Johnson
Andrew Jacobson
Larson
Varied Table Coverings in Tapestry and Chenille
A display lists over one hundred table covers in tapestry and chenille fabrics. Sizes range from 36 by 36 inches to 72 by 72 inches.
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Butte, Mont
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T. G. Heine
Henre
Tir Montana St
Gm Butte
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Young Men's Christian Association
A.forsythe
L.a.foote
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Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Company
Or. Park and Main Sts., Butte, Mont
G. Holland
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Cory Peper
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Kirby
Montana Undertaking CO
Thos. Lavell
Thos Sullivan
Park
Olson
S. Wyoming St
Oliver and
South Bend
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Ellek Medical and Surgical Institute
RIS P. Kelley
Thunder Mountain
Silvar Bow Foundry and Machine Company
South Bute
P. O. Box
Bette, Vane
Schilling @ White
West Park
King Block
Megon
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