Brighter Days Ahead for Walkerville Industry and Streets
Prospects for resuming mining wages rise as Alice Company ore processes prove promising. Walkerville officials report highway improvements, new sidewalks, graded streets, and reduced sinkholes. Streetcar service expands and the city treasury strengthens with plans for a new schoolhouse and sewer system amid Thanksgiving celebrations.
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Walkerville
Alice Company
Teamsters
Trable
Marshal Duffy
Church Services Schedule Across Local Congregations
St John’s Episcopal holds Holy Communion at 10:36 AM and morning prayer at 11 with a sermon. First Presbyterian on Broadway and Idaho hosts 11 AM service on Jacob and 8 PM sermon on Anarchism plus Sunday school at 12 15. First Baptist at Broadway and Montana offers 11 AM sermon The Christian Preparation for Service and 7 45 PM prayer, with Sunday school at 12 20 and advisory board at 3 30. Junior league at 4 PM Tuesday and baptism noted.
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Grace M. E. Grace M. FE
Second
Arizona Streets
L. RR
Tmmmanuel Presbyterian
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
East Galena
Gaylord Streets
G. H. Whiteman
South Gaylorestreet
Oelock
Hi. Morrison
D. Munroe
Tadius Aid
Trinity M. RE
M. EB
John Hosking
Main Street
Resideme
S Rmoen
Jesus
H. Gribton
John Callow
Davie Rundle
Ald Society
J. W. Tait
South Putte
First Church of Christ (Scientist
West Broadway
Excelsior Avenue
Anna C. E. Crowley
West Roadway
Christian Tabernacle
Shortridge Memorial Church of Christ
Washington and
Mercury Streets
Edward Oliver Tilburn
West Mercury Street
A. KE. ‘Jones
Ladies’ Aid Society
German Evangelical Lutheran
German Evangelical Lutheran Church
West Silver Street
M. Hudtoff
West Silver
St. John's Episcopal Church
S. C. Blackiston
First Presbyterian
Broadway
Idaho Street
E. J. Groeneveld
West Granite
Jacob
H. M. Patterson
First Baptist
Montana
J. E. Noftsinger
West
Granite Street
Lee Hayes
Frank Trainer Buys Philipsburg Call for Strong Democratic Leadership
Frank Trainer former Inter Mountain city editor has purchased the Philipsburg Call and will take charge immediately. He aims to run the paper as a strong democratic outlet, gaining support from Montana newspaper men and the public who wish him success. Also notes local ads for liquor and pianos and a special excursion train listing routes and fares.
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Call
Frank Trainer
Butte
Inter Mountain
Philipsburg Call
Mrr
Trainer
Montana
Butte Spiritualists Foresee McKinley Assassination Predictions
Six months of predicted disaster by spiritualists in Butte center on President McKinley and Roosevelt, with letters warning officials and tales of ghostly manifestations at the White House. Proponents claim handwriting and faces of past leaders appeared. critics call it seance sensationalism.
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Butte
McKinley
Washington
Roosevelt
Hanna
White House
John Sherman
Lincoln
Blaine
Senate Chamber
Art Exhibit by Federation of Women's Clubs in Butte
The Federation portrays art purchases from a May armory sale and funds a high school exhibit next Tuesday in the gym. A committee will present the gift to the Board of Trustees, which will authorize distribution so all schoolrooms display the pictures when classes begin September 16.
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Federation of Woman's Clubs
Butte
Armory
Hst
Board of
Remarkable Sale on Woolen Suits and Coats
A durable display offers imported French flannels and oriental patterns as stock clears. Boys knee pants suits in two piece and vestee styles are deeply discounted from $5.50 to $7.00, with Monday price of $2.69. An oxford gray overcoat is shown at $15, a value at $20, while buckskin gloves and silk lined kid gloves are advertised at $1 per pair.
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Alen
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Aliee
Theosophical Society
Sherman
West Quartz Street
Barta & Weaver Liquor Company
North
Wyoming
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Secial
Montana Union Depot
Pipestone
Twin Bridges
Whitehall
Board of Trustees
Madame F. M. Cauthorne
Mrs. Hartson
Raglans
Newmarkets
Oxford
Ducet
Eton
Norfolk
Sanglier
Isur
Connell Tailoring
Northwest
M. F. Connell Company
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