Church Services and Events in Butte Area
Many churches list morning and evening worship times across Butte. Notable events include Holy Trinity and Trinity Episcopal services, a war relief talk by C Colton, youth and Sunday school meetings, and organ recitals. The guide notes pastors, locations, and service hours across numerous congregations such as Zion Lutheran and Grace Methodist with details on sermons and special speakers.
Religious notices and service schedules from local churches
A fragmented list of church activities includes Luther League Bible class at 7, Silver Bow Park Methodist with pastor John B Ventall, and evening preaching by Ernest Mill. Theosophical Society lecture by Edwin B Catlin of Anaconda at 8:15 under the Star in the East. Walter M Jordan leads morning worship, Junior Endeavor at noon, and evening service at Christian church. Shortridge Meoples Congregational announces a sermon on A Sincere Mistake and a morning service with Feasts of the Young King David. Swedish Mission reports Sunday school at 10 and morning service at 11 with no Young People's meeting. King services the Sunday reader program on relationships and song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Tdaho
Broadway
Groeneveld
Almenco
R. G. Willams
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
C. Colton
M.C
Fotury
Jeannette Ezekiels
Home Service Section
Civilian Relief Committee
Kea
Lowell Avenue
Lowell and George
J. Sims
J.A. Smith
Epworth League
Charles F
Grace Methodist Episcopal
Second
Arizona
Mitchell
Gindys Renkes Lemaire
Werner Perry
B. Emerson
Silver Bow Park Methodist Episcopal
John B. Ventall
South Idaho
C Tendent
Ernest Mil
L Theosophical Society
Lewisohn Broek
Edwin B. Catlin
Anaconda
Order of the Star In the East
Christian Church
Mortal
Washington’ and
Mercury
Walter M. Jordan
Bible
Junior Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
Bordlock
Ald Society
P. St. Jones
Oregon
Avenu
Shortridge
People's Congregational
Harrison Avenue
Lawrence A. Wilson
King David
Dakota
Porphyry
Bernhard Olven
King
Relations
Pioneer Woman G P Egbert Dies in Washington
Montana pioneer Mrs G P Egbert dies in Washington after crossing mountains to blaze a trail to the Royal mining district near Philipsburg. She and her husband moved to Montana in the 1880s and she was among the first women to pioneer in the mountains, reportedly crossing snowdrifts up to 30 feet deep. Notice to stockholders reports a fifty cent per share dividend payable June 2 1918 to stockholders of record June 7 1918 from the Copper Company.
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G. P. Egbert
Montana
Tac
Mara Egbert
Egbert
Royal Mining
Philipsburg
Davis-Daly
Copper ‘Company
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