Butte Pays Tribute as Old Soldiers Honor Departed
Butte observes Memorial Day with a citywide parade led by Grand Marshal J. G. Sanders and co hosted by the Lincoln post Grand Army of the Republic. Dignitaries from the Woman's Relief Corps Spanish Veterans and Auxiliary join, ceremonies at Mount Moriah and Catholic cemeteries list deceased veterans by name. A 8:30 pm program in the auditorium features a principal address by Charles R. Leonard.
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Butte
Lincoln Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman's Relief Corps
Henry L. Lawton Camp
Spanish Veterans and Auxiliary
Grand Army
J. G. Sanders
W. E. Davies
T. J. Nerny
J. J. Stevens
John Robinson
John B. Scott
R. G. Huston
Charles Boone, Jr
Granite
Montana
Broadway
Wyoming
Quartz
Main
Copper
Park
America
John Boyle
Charles R. Leonar
Mount Moriah
Mt. Moriah
William Stevens
John Raley
W. J. Holmes
P. W. Clayburn
Thomas Sephton
Horeg Keeth
Thomas Griffith
Daniel Frakes
George Woodcock
Samuel Nikel
John Krangle
Chance L. Harris
A. Billis
R. P. Hopkins
E. W. Reese
Charles Murphy
George Powell
John W. Miller
Thomas H. Baker
James B. Glover
John Conrad Runkle
C. D. Hyndman
S. H. Almon
J. M. Kellogg
George Hardy
E. H Bruce
Peter Murphy
Chris Hart
Patrick McMahan
Owen Thornton
Michael Murphy
M. H. Twobig
John Grace
Don Sullivan
J. C. Cain
T. E. Clements
Patrick Sullivan
Miles Burke
W. A Rogers
P. E. Maloney
Peter Conroy
James McManus
Patrick H. Coleman
Patrick Clark
Churches in Butte Seeker Services and Schedules
A roundup of Sunday and weekly church activities across Butte. First Baptist on Broadway hosts morning and evening sermons Our Future and To Whom We May Do Good with choir selections and Sunday activities led by J E Noftsinger and Mary Tabor. St Pauls Methodist features youth programs, choir pieces, and an 8 pm official board meeting. Multiple churches list service times, Sunday schools, leagues, and special sermons led by pastors such as Tilburn Griffith Grifthen Nyvall and others.
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First Baptist Church
Broadway
Montana
J. E. Noftsinger
West
Granite Street
Mary Tabor
Young Peoples
Olive Smith
Woman Missionary
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Galena
Idaho
Pittith
Blake
Mountain View Methodist Church
Montana Commandary
Knights Templars
Epworth
Swedish Mission Church
Porphyry Street
G. Nelson
D. Nyvall
North Park College
Chicago
Walden College
Kansas
Ladies’ Aid
First Presbyterian Church
Idaho Street
E. J. Groeneveld
Travona Mission
Washington and
Aluminum Streets
Christian Endeavor
Alaska
Cassie McRae
Three offenders dis posed by Judge McGowan in police court
Thomas Murphy, charged with vagrancy after being picked up mooching, was sent to county jail for 20 days. Joe Bush pleaded guilty to drunkenness after a late-night package theft and window break, fined $5. A. C. Langstadt, electrician, found guilty of erecting an electric sign without a permit, fined $10 with the fine suspended.
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A. C. Langstadt
The Cowboy and the Schoolmistress at Alcazar
The Alcazar shows The Cowboy and the Schoolmistress, a lively heart filled program praised as the most entertaining yet. Patrons enjoy clear sightlines in the large airy room as Mr. Murphy performs the illustrated ballad Dreaming.
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Murphy
Butte
Dan Blevins Home From California Trip
Dan Blevins returns from San Francisco where he watched racing at Oakland and reports Old Rattler, a 24 year old gray, will attempt short races at Butte this summer while Silver Jim remains on the ranch as a saddle horse.
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Dan Blevens
Montana
Buffalo
San Francisco
Oakland
Coast
Rattler
Butte
Silver Jim
A Question of Love in Butte Marriage Debate
A reader asks if a Butte woman should break an eastern engagement to marry the man she loves locally. The editor replies she should write to the eastern fiancé to release her, then marry the Butte man. If the eastern fiancé is honorable, he will release her. otherwise, he is not worth her time. The woman should marry the man who truly loves her.
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The
Standard
Butte
A. RB. J
Flag award for new subscriber to the Standard
The Standard will present a 3x5 foot sewn stripe flag to the boy or girl who gains one new subscriber for the newspaper for a period of three months or longer, with the first month paid in advance. The flags are sewn and not printed.
Tongues and rifles scare him mother in law defiant
Peter J Roberts seeks court help in a divorce case over access to his son kept at the home of his mother in law Mrs Julia Francis. Roberts alleges Mrs Francis, Mrs Charles Hopkins and Phoebe Wilson oppose access and that a rifle was shown at the door by Fred Francis. He requests a restraining order. June 6 citation issued. Kristina Engler sues Anton Engler for support and legal fees after a 1906 marriage, seeking $75 monthly and $250 attorney's fees.
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Peter J. Roberts
Sarah E Roberts
Julia Francis
Phoebe Wilson
Roberts
Kristina Engler
Anton Engler
Wenk and Falenius Await Decision on Hold Up Case
Rudolph Wenk and Paul Falenius, who tried to hold up the North Coast limited near Homestake months ago, remain in county jail with no formal charges yet. Northern Pacific detective W. J. McFetridge is in the city as officials decide today whether they will be discharged or transferred to Boulder for trial. The pair say they were forced into the holdup by a mysterious robber who left no trace.
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Rudolph Wenk
Paul Falenius
North Coast Limited
Homestake
W. J. McFetridge
Northern Pacific
Boulder
Wenk
Falenius
Cemeteries Beautified for Memorial Day Exposition
The Mount Moriah cemetery area is being prepared by sexton Edward Willoughby and aides for Memorial Day. Workers grade walks, level graves, sod plots, plant trees, and extend the grounds west and south. A new park area and a floral display honor Odd Fellows Masons and Eastern Star with emblems. Memorial Day candy and cigars are offered at Fosselman’s.
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Edward Willoughby
Mount Moriah
Odd Fellows and Masons
Sexton
Odd Fellows, Masons
Order of Eastern Star
Odd Fellows
Order of the Eastern Star
Masons
Memorial Day Parade Meeting for Silver Bow Lodge
All members of Silver Bow Lodge No 240 and visiting members are requested to meet at Elks hall on Saturday May 30 at 10 am to participate in the memorial day parade. James A Bryan E R M V Sternfels Secy.
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Shortridge
Bible School
Silver Bow Lodge No. 240
Elks Hall
James A. Bryan
E. R. M. V. Sternfels
Sec’y
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