Humanity week campaign to aid Salvation Army opens
Dillon prepares for the Humanity week drive with a county quota set at 1644.63 dollars. Local advisory board led by Linden McCullough plans a thorough fundraising effort, pledges of support from organizations exist, and strict financial controls will govern income and expenditures. The effort aims to boost Salvation Army work in Beaverhead County during the coming year. Meanwhile local events include college drama club presenting Mrs Bumpstead Leigh on Friday.
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Dillon
Salvation Army
Beaverhead County
Linden McCullough
Jack Rees
Roscoe Cornell
O. M. Best
Tom Gill
T. Lee McCracken
C. BE. Bilan
A.T. Peterson
Nelile McFadden
Verhead County
F. P. Stevens
Antana
Iman McCullough
E Army
Canl
Army
The
Iain Stevens
Loca Visory Rd
Dillonites Ballot on Sermon Subjects
In Dillon, Rev. Carl Knudson announced eight proposed evening sermon topics for the Methdist congregation. Voters chose four to be preached over four Sundays, with "Responsibility for the Crime Wave" and "What Is a Christian?" among the successful topics. The morning service will begin a series on "Finding God in the Age of Chaos" followed by "Finding God Through Man" next Sunday.
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Dillon
Carl Knudson
God
Dillon News Notes Highlights Local Football Fans
Dillon residents Ted Fadden and Frank Paul watched the Billings vs. Great Falls game in Butte. Reynolds Thompson visited Dillon relatives from Twin Bridges. Marie Roger Bernice Bowers Agnes Reid and Mrs. F B Boger drove to Walvendal. J Smith of Dell was a business visitor. Clarence Decker Morse Waldorf and Spencer Patterson were noted Dillon students.
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Dillon
Ted Fadden
Frank Paul
Butte
Reynolds Thompson
Twin Bridges
Marie Roger
Bernice Bowers
Agnes Reid
F. EB. Boger
Walvenadl
J. Smith
Dell
Clarence Decker
Morse Waldorf
Spencer Patterson
Preacher to Speak at St James Church in Deer Lodge
In Deer Lodge on Sunday Rev. F. C. Phelps of the Presbyterian church will be the special preacher at St. James Episcopal church with the St. James choir providing music. Sunday school sessions start at 10 with the Older Boys' Bible class at 10 15. Rev F. J. Gibson will lead morning prayer and deliver the sermon at 11.
Legion to Elect Officers at Powell Post No. 10
Deer Lodge November 27 annual election of Powell post No. 10 set for December 3 at city hall. Officers to be elected include commander vice commander adjutant finance officer chaplain and sergeant at arms. Mining district meeting slated for December 6 in Deer Lodge with plans for large legionnaire attendance.
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Legion
Deer Lodge
Powell
Deer Lodge News Notes Highlight Local Visitants
Nov 27 Deer Lodge notes list Joseph T. Josephson’s expected return from St Pauls Veterans hospital in a few weeks. Visitors include Paul Johnson of Bozeman, Mr and Mrs M A Wells of Butte, Mr and Mrs W H George of Great Falls, Co R Church of Butte, George Tindall of Gold Creek, Lou Blood of Avon, Virginia McGuire of Anaconda, Undersheriff Lou Boedecker, James King and Miss Jean Bowen from Bearmouth, and Dr F B Hall and wife returning from Butte.
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Deer Lodge
Joseph T. Josephson
U. S. Veterans Hospital
St. Paul
Josephson
Paul Johnson
Bozeman
M. A. Wells
Butte
W. H. George
Great Falls
Lawrence Magone
Superior
Mont
Co. R. Church of
George Tindall
Gold Creek
Lou Blood
Avon
Virginia McGuire
Anaconda
Lou Boedecker
James King
Jean Bowen
Bearmouth
F. B. Hall
Shortridge Memorial Church to Welcome New Pastor
The Rev. Mr. Darsie will move East this week to assume a new pastorate at Shortridge Memorial, corner of Washington and Mercury streets. Sunday schedule includes school at 10, worship at 11, Christian Endeavor at 6 30, and evening service at 7 30 with a play Columbia Explains Thanksgiving by the Junior department. Cast lists include Norman Enruth Lenore Burt Jean Fritstein Ruth Swick Jeanette Northrup Lila Smith Esther Sylvester Cecil Gill Jean Burt Roger Clapp Leslie Gillette Virginia Polam. Good forvil will be presented by the Young People's Missionary society with cast members Charles Thomas Mildred Lavin Muriel Thomas Avis Kern Avis Byram Helen Miller Virginia Wangerford Martha Bowden and others.
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Shortridge Memorial
Washington
Mercury Streets
Hugh D. Darsie
Aftor
Darsie
East
Christian Endeavor
Columbia
NormanEnruth
Lenore Burt
Jean Fritstein
Ruth Swick
Jeanette Northrup
Lila Smith
Esther Sylvester
Cecil Gill
Jean Burt
Roger Clapp
Leslie Gillette
Virginia Polam
Young People's Missionary Society
Charles Thomas
Mildred Lavin
Muriel Thomas
Avis Kern
Avis Byram
Helen Miller
Virginia Wangerford
Martha Bowden
Selecone
Christian Science Church Service Times and Reading Room Hours
First Church of Christ Scientist at 229 North Montana announces Sunday services at 11 and 8, Sunday school at 12:15, and Wednesday 8 o'clock testimonial meeting. Reading room hours: daily 12 to 5:30 excluding Sundays and holidays, and evenings 7 to 9 except Wednesday.
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Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Montana Street
Swedish Mission Church Sunday Schedule
Swedish Mission church located at Dakota and Porphyry streets offers a Sunday school at 10 o clock, morning worship at 11 o clock in Swedish, and an English evening service at 8 o clock. Prayer meeting is held on Wednesday evening.
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Dakota
Porphyry Streets
Baptist Service and Events at Z Colon O'Farrell Pastor
Montana and Broadway streets host Bible school at 10 15 morning worship at 11 15 with The Fall and Restoration of Man sermon. Junior worship at 11 15 B P U at 6 organ recital at 7 15 and evening worship at 7 30 with How Old to Be Old sermon. Young Matrons society and Amoma class plan home cooked sale on Nov 80 at the old Please You Shop on West Broad.
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First
Montana
Broadway
Colon O'Farrell
Bible School
West Broad
Meeting Notice for Miresion at Mrs. Kistler Home
The Miresion will meet at Mrs. H. D. Kistler’s home at 901 West Sliver Street on December 3. All members are requested to renew their subscriptions on that date.
Congregational Church Services Newmont Montana Trip
Congregational Floral Park at Gladstone avenue and Edwards street lists Lester H. Bent as pastor with Sunday school at 7:30 pm and worship at noon led by the pastor. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 pm on a lesson about Latin America. Bent will recount his Montana trip for the state union. Church canvass planned next Sunday. Peoples Church Harrison avenue and Moore street notes Bent returns to conduct 7:30 pm service with sermon, 10:30 am Sunday school, bazaar Thursday. Men urged to help Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
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Floral Park
Gladstone Avenue
Edwards Street
Lester H. Bent
Christian Endeavor
Latin America
Bent
Montana
Christian Endeavor Union
Multiple Montana churches announce Sunday schedules and events
The roll of Methodist churches lists pastors, Sunday schools, morning and evening services, sermons, and choir programs across Montana. Activities include Epworth and Junior leagues, intermediate pages, church nights, crayon talks, and study classes with varied schedule details for each location.
Lutheran churches plan Advent services and farewell sermon
St Mark s Lutheran at Silver and Montana streets led by M D Hudtloff holds first Advent Sunday services at 11 and 8 with Sunday school at 10 Emanuel Lutheran at Montana and Silver streets led by C E Franzen offers morning service at 11 with Farewell Sermon by the pastor and Sunday school at noon no evening service due to the pastor traveling to Anaconda
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Emanuel Lutheran
Montana
Silver Streets
C. E. Franzen
Anaconda
Presbyterian Church Service Schedule on Broadway
The Presbyterian church at Broadway and Idaho streets led by Pastor H. J. Groeneveld offers morning worship at 11 o'clock with Sunday school at 12:30. Junior Endeavor and various societies meet at 6:30, followed by an evening service at 7:30.
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Trinity
Frederick T. Spencer
Epworth
Charles Thurston
Advent Services at St. John's Idaho Rector Chapman
The first Sunday in Advent features early Holy Communion at 8, morning prayer and sermon at 11, Sunday school at 12 30, and evening prayer with sermon at 7 30 under Rector Rev Charles F Chapman at Episcopal St Johns on Broadway Idaho.
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Episcopal
St. John's
Idaho
Broadway Streets
Charles F. Chapman
Swedish Baptist Church Services and Activities
Swedish Baptist church at 730 East Park Street holds services at 10 30 and 7 30 with Rev Albert Esselstrom from Wentworth Wisconsin preaching at all services Worship Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 7 30 The Ladies Aid meets Friday at 7 30 in the church parlors with Mrs Lee Erickson and Mrs Victor Anderson as hostesses
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Swedish Baptist
Swedish Baptist Church
East Park Street
Albert Esselstrom
Wentworth
Wis
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lee Erickson
Victor Anderson
Spiritualist lectures and demonstrations in two venues
Natural Psychic Science class at Good Templar's hall 215 North Main Street convenes at 8 PM with a lecture on What Is Spiritualism by A C Fellows, followed by demonstrations by Mrs Florence Hutson and Mrs Maud Brackett. The Second Spiritual Society at K of P hall 129 South Main Street holds Sunday evening prayers at 8 with messages from Mrs Edith Ham and Mrs Susan Hamry.
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Good Templar’s Hall
North Main Street
A. C. Fellows
Florence Hutson
Maud Brackett
Second Spiritual Society
K. of P. Hall
South Main Street
Edith Ham
Susan Hamry
Husband slays wife and self in Miami hotel
In Miami Florida on November 27 C Alfred Pacquetts 22 formerly of Lynn Massachusetts shot his wife in their hotel room and then killed himself. Both died instantly police recovered a note indicating a death by own action pact found at the scene.
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Miami
Fra
C. Alfred Pacquetts
Lynn
Mass
Thanksgiving drunkenness and fights dominate Anaconda court
In Anaconda police court yesterday afternoon many Thanksgiving Day celebrants faced charges of drunkenness and fighting. Fines totaled $120 for the city as bonds were forfeited. Names include William Anderson fined $10 for drunkenness, Charles Ehrman $10 for fighting, Mike Huckovich $15 for participation, Frank Pavlovich $25 for assault, Lizzie Meyers and Sam Canderstein each $15 bonds for vagrancy but released, Ole King $15 bond forfeited for vagrancy, and Rose Small also forfeit of bonds after non appearance.
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Anaconda
Pace
William Anderson
Osborne and
Edmunds
Charles Ehrman
Campbell
Mike Huckovich
Murphy
Frank Pavlovich
Osborne
Edmund A
Lizzie Meyers
Sam Canderstein
Cullen
Ole King
Rose Small
Counsel Attacks Wheeler Charges in DC Supreme Court
In Washington on November 27 AP reports Senator Wheeler of Montana and associates face district court indictments for conspiring over prospecting permits in Montana. Senator Walsh argues against double jeopardy and limits on permits, while Edwin H. Booth’s counsel challenges the government’s theory and notes no statutory permit cap. The government’s argument will continue Monday in court.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Edwin H. Booth
Interior Department
District of Columbia
Walsh
Booth
Campbell
James A. MacGowan
Toole County
Monna
MacGowan
Youth is Convicted of Jailer's Murder
Clarence Olson alias Harold Carlson, a Minneapolis youth, was found guilty of second degree murder in the jailer Leo P. Hemmer killing during the Oct. 12 jail break in Dubuque Iowa. Conviction carries 10 years to life. Donald Kerdell to appear Monday. Bart Starnes died by own hand as officers closed in.
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Associated Press
Dubuque
Clarence Olson
Harold Carlson
Minneapolis
Leo P. Hemmer
Donald Kerdell
Bart Starnes
Hemmer
Wealthy Merchants Linked to Smuggling Ring
Honolulu reports evidence of a ring involving wealthy merchants in the United States and China engaged in smuggling Chinese immigrants. The disclosure hints at cross border illicit activity and potential law enforcement investigations.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
United States
China
Stowaways Found Aboard Lincolns Liner President Lincoln
District immigration director A. E. Burnett announced the discovery of 11 stowaways aboard the liner President Lincoln. Two crew members and the stowaways were in federal custody, with authorities claiming knowledge of consignors in San Francisco and other cities and possession of memoranda detailing prices paid by Chinese for transport and agents’ expense accounts.
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Lincoln
A. E. Burnett
San Franciso
Burnett
China
State Board Accepts Two Parcels of Land
Helena November 27. The state board accepted 33,200 acres of land granted to Montana by the federal government on the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation and accepted a gift of 95 acres of land in Stillwater County.
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State Board
The
Associated Press
Helena
Fort Belknap Ind Reservation
Stillwater County
State land board reviews county lots and acres in Montana
The state land board met to address routine matters including 185 adjoining Columbus lots. It noted theft of 95 acres in Stillwater County from the estate of Eliza L Norton and transfer to the State Orphans' Home and Montana Tuberculosis Sanitarium. Fort Belknap land remains in the school grant but 14 000 acres must be selected elsewhere due to Indian allotments. The board authorized investing 218 854 15 in general fund warrants and approved recent land sales totaling 719 622 06 by Register I M Branford in Vacy and Daniels counties.
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Columbus
Eliza L. Norton
State Orphans’ Home
Montana
Fort Belknap
The
Land Board
Register I. M. Branford
Vacy
Daniels
Canadian crop outlook improves in Canada says Pacific chief
Conditions in Canada are brightening and the danger of losing a large crop is past. Grain movement from now on will be heavy and steady. President Beatty of the Canadian Pacific stated that Ross earnings should show improvement over prior estimates as of November 27.
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Associated Press
New York
Canada
Beatty
The
Canadian Pacific
Ross
Malloy Funeral Services Scheduled Monday Morning
The funeral of the late James Malloy will be held from the P. J. Finnegan company funeral chapel Monday morning at 8 45 proceeding to St Pauls church where requiem high mass will be celebrated at 9 Interment in Mount Carmel cemetery.
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