Bright Outlook In Missionary Work From a Butte Meeting
A meeting of the Butte sisterial association discussed missionary work with Rev. Wiliam delivering an instructive paper. He reviewed global missionary progress, noting China’s vast population and limited Christians, Japan’s growth from nine youths to 55,000, and the broader expansion in Africa and India, urging sustained effort, prayers, and support to advance the gospel worldwide.
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Butte Mins
China
Africa
Japan
Korea
Hhe
Sv Mistionariew
India
Arts of Africa Cine
Complaints Of A Day In Justice Courts
James A Springs is accused by the county attorney's office of patent in a complaint issued yesterday and sent to the court of John Grice for trial. Frank Walker prosecutes. Richard Caxelton is charged with passing bogus checks. Justice Trick Colligan will conduct the preliminary hearing likely this afternoon.
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James A. Springs
Tree Court
John Grice
Frank
Walker
Sells Hess
Richard Caxelton
Joseph’ Achambault
Trick’ Colligan
Harry Walker Heads Off On Brief Vacation
Clerk of Judge M Town's court Harry Walker departed yesterday for about a month in the East and Midwest with his mother Mrs. L A Walker of the Finlen hotel. During his absence M A Hewitt will run the police judge office. Also noted is the death of 12 year old Mary Whalen of Anaconda road after a brief illness. Surviving are her father, mother, two brothers and a sister.
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Mary Whalen
David Whalen
Anaconda Road
Woman Denies Police Court Beating By Husband
The wife of a man reprimanded in police court Saturday denies that the assault was because she was intoxicated. She says she was milking a cow when the attack began and that she had not been drinking. The case remains unresolved while relatives are consulted. further notes to appear in later papers.
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Thomas Tuner
Merry widow hats draw crowds in Whitehall in bold display
A fashion spectacle unfolds as women flock to Whitehall to view the bold merry widow hats. Shoppers gasp at oversized brims while two visitors draw attention as they navigate store windows and hats, causing a lively scene in the Jefferson valley town. Nearby remarks note gauzy tales of rail and telegraph changes shaping the region.
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Jefferson Valley
Whitehall
Nat the Thornton
Tyson
Whiteball
Pullin
Bern
Magaine
Defferwan Valley
Farrell Shortage Cause of the Suit
County seeks to hold W F Davies clerk of the district court and the American Bonding Company of Baltimore liable for 1171.69 with allegations Farrell stole more funds during his deputy tenure. The case stems from a trial before Judge Bourquin. earlier misconduct and forged certificates are cited, affecting prior administrations and the county’s bond issues.
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Silver Row County
W. F. Davies
District Court
American Honding Company of
Baltimore
William Farrell
Hief
Daves
Frrell
Barrett
Stileate
Devs
Accidental Death Blamed In Railroad Tragedy
Jury finds accidental death after two boys, Morgan and Elliott, attempted to cross a tracks at Garden avenue crossing of Northern Pattie. Engine 1219 crew not blamed. Morgin died. Elliott survived. Funeral at 818 Kemper Street with Immanuel Presbyterian service. Interment Mt Moriah Cemetery. Body moved to home from Richards early today.
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David Jenkins Morgan
Garden” Avenue
Northern
Northern Railways
de Elliott
Save Age
Mt. Moriah
Richards
Razor duel leaves Hart hurt at Yellowstone Saloon
Charles Hart, a white man, was slightly injured in a cutting affray at a Yellowstone Saloon morning. William Randolph, a colored man with prior police court appearances, is alleged as the assailant. Jealousy reportedly sparked the incident as a theater program at the Orpheum promises a notable act by the four Franklins, an aerial quartet whose New York Koster and Bla music hall success is recalled.
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Charles Hart
Yellowstone
Salo
William Randolph
Orpneum Theater
Prom Hent
Four Franklins
Quartetto
New York
Tars
Max Frankee
Heinrich Hofman
Nick , Ubauer
Stans Glas
Don’t let obstacles block your study plans
A brief note urges perseverance and seeks guidance from adviser Prof Kellogg Bayehle at 420 The Phoenix. It encourages consulting the professor for advance planning and avoiding delays in progress.
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Kellogg Bayehle
the Phoenix
Three Little Ones Before the Total
Report notes socialist vote split and slow precinct canvass as 18 precincts still counted after adjournment. Mentions Alderman Ambrose and a race for Justice of the Peace, with counting halted until morning. Local officials oversee the tally in the stalled canvass.
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Ambrose
Pric
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Butte
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Northern Pacific
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Campany
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Main and Park Sts
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