Falls Synod Sees Wide Representation From Montana Churches
Great Falls hosts the annual Presbyterian synod and Woman's Synodical Missionary Society meeting with universal Montana church participation. Opening sermons led by Rev W N Sloan of Helena mark a schedule of devotions, business sessions, foreign and home missions addresses, and two popular meetings across Friday and Saturday.
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Presbyterian Synod
Woman's Synodical Missionary Society
Great Falls
Mr. Butter
Culbertson
W. N. Sloan
Helena
Montana
Butte
B. Z. McCullough
Jesus
J. E. McAfee
J. A. Worden
D. D
Dwight E. Potter
Board of Foreign Missions
E. J. Groeneveld
Committee On Foreign Missions
Dr. Worden
B. F. Dieffenderfer
Pennsylvania
H. A. Carnahan
Divine Jesus
F. H. Gwynne
T. A. Stancliffe
Christian Endeavor
FE. W. Wright
R. M. Donaldson
Home Missions
Mountain States
Will of William T Mauldin Filed in Dillon Court
Special correspondence reports the will of the late William T Mauldin filed with the Dillon court clerk. Dated November 15 1900 the document grants dispositions of property and outlines remaining executorship terms.
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Standard
Dillon
William T. Mauldin
Will Distributes Dillon Estate of Deceased to Widow and Relatives
The estate assigns all property to the widow for her lifetime. Lot 12 in Butte townsite and the two mile northeast Butte area called the Stodden place go to Mrs. Mauldin during her life. After her death the Butte property goes to Ellen F. Rittenhouse in Chicago. The ranch passes to Mr. and Mrs. Featherly after Mrs. Mauldin’s death, then to Featherly children. Maggie S. Hughes of Northwest, Md., receives $200 annually.
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Butte
Dillon
Automobile Picnic Set for Saturday in Nine Mitre Canyon
The automobile picnic planned by William Gemmell and Butte residents is fixed for Saturday. Twelve cars will participate, bringing picnic goods such as lemons, apples, canned foods, sandwiches, and cookies. Paul Clark home children will attend with many local men, including Judge Me Gowan, guiding a morning start at 10 from the Clark home through town to the canyon, with drivers and ladies acting as chaperones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gemmell
Butte
Mitre Canyon
Paul Clark
Judge meGowan
Big Hole Ranchman to Marry in Bozeman Next Week
Fred Woodworth, a prominent Big Hole ranchman, will wed Miss Bessie Bulen in Bozeman next week. After the ceremony the couple will honeymoon on the coast and then reside at the Standfield ranch in the basin.
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Big Hole
Bozeman
The
Standard
Dillon
Fred Woodworth
George Woodworth
Big Hole Basin
Bessie Bulen
James Bulen
Spokane
Standfield Ranch
Woodworth
Shot While Hunting Leaves Talented Youth Maimed in Accident
Dillon reports Earl Talent, a well known young man, narrowly escaped death while hunting. He climbed a fence to pull his bun through when the hammer caught causing the entire load to pass through his left hand. The little finger and much of the palm were torn away. He is under the care of Dr. F. M. Poindexter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Dillon
Earl Talent
F. M. Poindexter
Piano Tuning by Orton Bros at Main Street
Orton Bros offers piano tuning services with a newly engaged tuner Mr A D Luvene from top manufacturers and concert artists. Regular rates apply and work is guaranteed. Call or send orders to 213 and 215 North Main Butte. The Butte Commercial Bank pays 4 percent interest on time deposits.
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A. D. Luvene
Orton Bros
North Main
Butte
The
Butte Commercial Bank
Dining room dispute ends in hotel guest night
Chicago matrons in a tale of two butlers quarrelling over who enters first and leads the state dinner. An English head butler and an Irish butler clash, a champagne bottle swing erupts, and Mrs McCormick’s party ends in a hotel stay as wages earners in Butte may open bank accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Examiner
Chicago
City
Harold McCormick
Silver Bow County objects to fair exhibit plan
Community distress worries overestimated says board as county commissioners refuse a 500 display fund for the state fair at Helena. Critics argue destitution next winter not worse and that Silver Bow, wealthy and with growing tax revenue, should still sponsor a creditable exhibit to prove resilience and unity.
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Bow
Helena
Silver Bow
United States
Montana
Dillon Notes. Miss Lizzie Head visits from Alberta
Special Correspondence of the Standard from Dillon. Miss Lizzie Head of Alberta is visiting cousin Miss Carrie Oliver after summers with relatives in Idaho and Utah. Ralph Tattersall departs for the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor for civil engineering. Early pioneers and locals travel to Billings for a pioneer meeting. Barney Hughes, discoverer of Alder gulch mines, near death at Elkhorn springs. James Murray and Irene Planalt wed in Dillon and plan to settle in Blaine. Hays and wife and Mrs. Yeaman visit from Junction, Idaho.
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Standard
Dillon
Lizzie Head
Alberta
Canada
Carrie Oliver
Miss Head
Idaho
Utah
Preston
Ralph Tattersall
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Billings
Barney Hughes
Elkhorn Springs
James Murray
Irene Planalt
Blaine
Hirschman
H. H. Hays
Jacob Yeaman
Junction
Dogs Welcome at Burlington Hotel in New York
The New York Herald notes dogs are welcome at the Burlington apartment hotel on West Thirtieth Street near Fifth Avenue. Owner Mrs. Hudnut supports canine guests, with dogs allowed in elevators and halls, and no current dogs in residence. She owns several fine breeds and sees no objection to well behaved dogs or other proper pets.
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The
New York Herald
Burlington
Thirtieth Street
Fifth Avenue
Hudnut
Mr. Hudnut
Poughkeepsie
High buildings provoke a wisecrack from an American
An American in London jokes about England and New York skyscrapers. He recalls a blazing hot day in New York when a man exits a lift wrapped in bearskins. The man explains he lives at the top of the building where it stays snowbound year round.
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London
England
New York
Deer Lodge fair special round trip rate announced
The B. A. P. railway offers a $1 round trip between Butte and Anaconda for the Deer Lodge county fair. Selling dates are September 25 through 28, inclusive, with tickets valid on all trains on the day of sale. Four percent interest on time deposits.
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B., A. & P. Railway
Butte
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
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Synodical
Falls
Presbyterians OF
Erator
Synod
William N. Sloan
Women's Missionary Meetings
A. B. Martin
G. E. Blackburn
H. R. Whitehall
Y. P. S. Work
W. H. Trippet
E. M. Davidson
FE. W
Wright
J. A. Hoffman
Greaar Falls
Peter Koch
Bb. F. Dieffenderfer
Trippet
J. H. Gray
Mauldin
Hamilton Street
S.S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
County Commissioners
Chickering & Sons
Everett
Lohmer
Behr Bros
Bush & Gerts
McPhail
Ernest Gabler & Bro
Farrand
Hobart M. Cable
Stone Piano Co
Sterling
Smith & Barnes
Laffargue
Rookwood Regina
Regina
Dakota Business College, E
Fargo College Conservatory of Mu
Total Veo Ac Ee
Stone
Stone’s Music House
Fargo, North Dakota
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