Groeneveld remembered in Butte church service tribute
A commemorative gathering honored Rev Groeneveld and his wife for years of service at the First Presbyterian Church in Butte. Parishioners presented a set of book shelves, shared cake and coffee after the program, and recalled early church history dating to 1876 with ministers Russel and Riggin guiding construction and growth of religious life in the mining camp.
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Butte
J. BR. Russel
Deer Lodge
West Broadway
Preent
Russel
Calkins
Altain
Broadway
Fuseck
Saul
Presbyterian Churety
Tutte
Iversons
Clucehes
FF. A. Riggin
Ie Saantine
Mountain View Church
Tony Jime Hoth
Wwe
Pioney
Wes Broadway
Ate Mikin
Whine
Gromneveld
Saturday Underwear Sale Highlights Sandal-Grade Gloves
A noisy sale ad touts Misses undergarments at 50c union suits 35c and Cape Gloves $1.25 with white and black versions. It promotes Chamoisette gloves, silk hose, and cotton stockings, claiming bargain prices on many items for women and children, urging early purchase.
Hand kerchiefs on sale at bargain prices
Hand kerchiefs 200 pieces offered for sale at 1-4e each. They are sheer linen, hem stitched plain and in initial corner, with pretty embroidery. Sale price listed as Sige.
Drapery Remnants on Sale at Half Price
We have remnants of white net, slip, crepe, scrim, voile and plain nets in good condition, half off. Curtain scrims priced at 12 cents per yard in pretty patterns of red, green and showy designs, regular width, two yards each.
Bargain Roundup in Art Dept and Shoes
A miscellaneous sale listing from Art Dept offers stamped pillow slips, denim pillow backs, and pillow backs in multiple colors at low prices. Women’s dress and men’s dress shoes are advertised, with many styles and sizes on sale from two to three dollars, promising notable savings.
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Unis
Ett
Republican employee escapes Democratic axe in Senate reshuffle
Washington reports Charles Tichards, veteran stationary room head, vows to remain in service as Democrats target long-time officials. He notes three reasons for his stance and recalls serving since before Sumner and Wilson era. Separate dispatch from New York notes National Keyboard Achievement Band members depart for world tour, sailing from Boston to attend the National Boys City exposition.
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Washington
Senate
Charles XS. Richards
Reem
OM Titchards
Cenate
Charles Sumner
Henry Wilson
Massachusetts
Puke Tea
Tennessee
Teehards
New York
San Francisco
Boston
Chicago Amateur Actors Dine With Countess Warwick
A group titled Hulklense Mayers consisting of working boys and others invites the Countess of Warwick to attend. The troupe plans to sail from New York and perform in Europe, with members including Lin Alsen the character man and Frank Keough among others. A local obituary notes the death of Josephine Sheppard at the House of the Good Shepherd.
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Chicago
Hulklense Mayers
I Countess of Warwick
Warwicck Cist
Tigland
Mia Avatate
New York
Susine
Lin Alsen
Luke Bailey
Owls
Litblo
Smelal Dlapaich
Hielena
House of the Good Shepherd
Josephine Sheppard
M Goorty and Clabby in lively ten round draw
Eddie McGoorty of Oshkosh and Jimmy Clabby of Mam mond Ind fought 19 fast rounds to a draw in the middles weight contest in Denver with no knockdowns. The referee kept order as the crowd saw a spirited bout in a city newspaper report.
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M’goorty
Clabby
Denver
Eddie McGoorty
Oshkosh
Jimmy Clabby
Mammond
Ind
Denver Atlvatic Vink
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Maiily Daya
Ned Singinn
Tesus
Temeara
Rue
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Straghen
Mr. Russel
Ught
Imea
Jaco
Tom Binek
Wilka Ani
Drapery News
Vay
Shawn
Pinin
Ywanten
Menderes
Pastoni
Pire
Castile
Golors
Art Dept. News
Silk
Wryton
Rhoss
Aftie
Hanan & Son
Damask Moe
Connell Store
Connell’s
Stoys' Sorfolkk
Norfolk
Connell
Victor-V
3 Butte
Guimen
Rovers
Supreme Court
Hey Wikies
JO Dine
Countess
Frank Keough
Sistist Osepiine Dean
Cleveland
Africa
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