Burglars Loot Two Butte Stores Valued Over $1000
Burglars entered the Golden Eagle on West Park Street and the Wilson drug store at 1659 Harrison Avenue, taking more than $1000 in goods. Loot at the Eagle included 50 pairs of chaps, dress pants, bags, caps, kerchiefs, neckties, and rubber boots. entry came via a basement window and wall breach. Wilson’s store lost cigarettes, watches, razors, candy, and a soda case after forcing an iron basement door. Police suspect auto used. youths may have conducted the break-ins in the heavy May snow.
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Butte
Golden Eagie
Wast Park Street
W. C. Wilson
Harrison Avenue
Golden Eagle
Harry Ditcher
Wilson Drug Store
Urges aid for bluebirds and robins in heavy snowfall
Unusual snowfall threatens bluebirds and robins with high mortality unless humans feed them. Birds return to familiar nests but struggle for dry ground and shelter. Recommend placing grain for bluebirds and bread for robins in open areas, away from dishes and boxes. Scouts urged to act now to save migratory populations lingering in yards and gardens.
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Mississippi
Burglar Takes Glasses From Gannon Hotel Room
Asa Cole, a guest at the Gannon hotel, reported a burglar last night who stole only a pair of glasses. Police were patrolling the 500 block West Silver area early yesterday morning while investigating the incident. Nearby reports mention a plan to connect Haifa and Beirut, Palestine, by railroad.
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Asa Cole
Gannon Hotel
Potter
Es Haifa
Beirut
Palestine
Sermons At Protestant Church Services Sunday
A Mountain View Ohio church sermon chronicles postwar reflections on liberty and democracy. Pastor Charles G. Cole frames unity, human rights, and moral foundations through biblical and civic duty, urging service above self while honoring fallen soldiers and the nation’s enduring ideals. The program includes First Baptist perspectives on gratitude, faith, and national reconciliation, with Swedish Mission notes on belief and evidence.
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Mountain View
Charles G. Cole
Ving
America
Mr. Cole
First Baptist
Roy B. Reece
Mer. Mor I. Hierce
First Baptist Church
Jesus Christ
God
Christ
Tim
North
South
Jesus
Washington
Midweek Church Activities in Butte Highlight Meetings
Midweek church notices list Lowell Avenue groups including M. Troon No. 5 Hoy Moon, Junior pworth Teague WHI, and 2INST Baptist regular services. Activities cover Philatheta, Mark's Guild, Junior League, Butterworth League, Epworth, and Faithful Workers at Silver Bow Park, with official board actions on pastor renewal, summer minister candidate, and Sunday school time shift to 8:45 am. Children’s Day program “Gretchen's Wonderful Adventure” planned with education loan aims. Boy Scout, Camp Fire, choir, and circle meetings noted.
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Board of Church
G. Cole
A. E. Plummer
Helena
Cole
Union Cventuie
Mountain View
Finis Matson
Witham
Zurfluh
Mra. Fredin
Churchill
Mablechet
Lewis Prater Ax
Guy Bilas
West Diamond Street
Crop prospects aid excellent harvest in 1928 Montana
May 29. The season favors good wheat yields for the 1827 harvest, with forecasts from A J Ogaard extension agronomist at Montana State College that 1928 could see the best harvest yet. Summer fallow and moisture conservation are stressed, aided by weather that supports tillage. County agents report strong response to summer tillage, and a Moore circular warns that timely cultivation is needed before late May and early June rains.
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A. J. Okaard
Extension Agronomies
Montana State College
Oguard
Tana
Ogaard
Wate
Mr. Ogaard
Thes
Insect Outbreak Affects Western Montana Fields
Bozeman May 29 entomologist Baye B A Cooley reports Montana faces recurring insect outbreaks since 1827 including Mormon cricket in the western region. Last year the pest spread over about a quarter million acres causing crop damage valued around 120000 dollars. A funded campaign by the United States Indian Service and counties aims to halt further spread.
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Bozeman
White Montana
Baye B.A. Cooley
Hhe
Montana
Cooley
United Sates Indian Service
Broadway vaudeville bill closes with stellar acts
A splendid Broadway vaudeville program ends its Tutte engagement tonight. Ronmanian Serenaders deliver musical numbers, Gifford and Gresham perform burlesque comedy, Teo and Helmar showcase strength and balance, and Miller and Welch sing with strong baritone and coloratura. Pharus the Egyptian offers nerve pressure relief, plus a photo feature The Night Bride starring Marie Prevost.
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Broadway Tonight
Gifford
Gresham
Teo and
Helmar
Mary Troyeo Dasen
Miller
Welch
Miss Welch
Pharus
Marie Prevost
The Mission of the Holy Spirit in Johns Gospel
The piece outlines Christ s farewell discourse and foretells the Holy Ghost entering disciples lives. It notes the Spirit as teacher and comforter, guiding intellect and conscience, and preparing believers for persecution and mission after Pentecost. It contrasts faithfulness with worldly opposition and urges steadfast Christian duty.
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Thoman
Christ
Paul
Jesus
Moses
God Unes
Eatla
Holy
God
Genthen
Tina
Hey
John
Jesus Christ
Local society notes from South Side News
Mrs J F Cundy of 2632 Floral boulevard hosted guests from Lewistown and Helena. Mrs Nicholas St Pope of Mount Mark travels to Spokane for the Daughter of the Nile convention. Mrs C Granger of 847 Nevada avenue returns home after a hospital stay following an operation.
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J. F. Cundy
Floral Boulevard
Lewistown
Reynnd Sons
Helena
Rest
Cds
Ryand
Cundy
Nicholas St. Pope
Mount Mark
Spokane
Daughter of the Nile
C. Granger
Nevada Avenue
Amturray Hapitl
Hard on Beggars Lady T Spars with Eggar in Spring
In a brisk exchange Lady T taunts Eggar about cheerful spring weather and begs, while Eggar asserts the annoyance of appearing miserable. The dialogue highlights social pressure and appearances in a light, comic tone.
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Eggar
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Mee
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Leveay
Butterworth League Union
Unity Methodist
Epworth League
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Helmsville
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