First Congregational Church Announces Sunday Services and Events
The First Congregational Church invites strangers to attend Sunday morning at 11 and evening at 7 30 with Holy Communion at 10 30. Prof H N Blakeway leads morning worship and W T Groom of Butte lectures on Temperance in the evening. Sun day School led by J A Lowry and young people meeting led by Florence Worcester. Music includes hymns 49 51 53 and related anthems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
J. Pope
Park City
Aest
H N.blakeway
W. T. Groom
Butte
Anti-Saloon League
J. A. Lowry
Florence Worcester
Bridgewater
Angele Skeg
Simper
Little Town of
Bethlehem
Christmas at the Methodist Episcopal Church
The Methodist Episcopal Church hosts Christmas services with special musical items. A Christmas party for primary pupils led by Miss M Durnford featured a Christmas tree by Carol Reynolds and gifts from Santa Claus. An annual Methodist reunion is planned for New Year’s Eve with 8:30 p.m. lunch and a youth program. The district conference meets in March in Big Timber with the Yellowstone district superintendent presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. Durnford
Carol Reynolds
Santa Claus
Broadwater
James Whitfield
New Kingdom
Yellowstone District
Butte
Glendive
St Marks Church services announced for Sunday
Rev C W MacWilliams rector of St Marks Church lists next Sunday events with Sunday school at 10 00 morning prayer at 11 00 and evening prayer at 730 pm all are cordially invited The Sunday night sermon topic is The Age of the Old Testament this is the second in a series of addresses focusing on the Old Testament and includes the mis anthem wording incomplete in the record.
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Addr
Christmas Services And Meetings At Lutheran Church
The Lutheran church led by Pastor E A Erickson holds services in Melville and Howie with New Year day and Christmas programs. A December sale netted $131.85 for the church. A large Christmas Eve program features hymns, readings, and a candle tableaux by children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville
Howie
Lig Timber
Big Timber
Stella Solberg
Helen Solberg
Hossianna
Lila Harvey
Wallace Pratt
Miss Brathorde
Lord
Anolf Lavold
Explosions Hit Marianna Mines Kill Many Residents
At least 140 men died in a Pittsburg Buffalo Coal mine explosion in Marianna Pennsylvania with fears the toll may rise. The blast possibly stemmed from firedamp or mine gas ignition and may involve the Fulton gas well. In Arkansas a tornado touched down injuring and killing dozens across a 22 by 70 mile swath, hitting Ozark hard and wiping Cravens from the map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna
Pittsburg-Buffalo Coal Company
Little Model
Fulton
Fulton Farm
Pittsburg Buffalo Coal Company
Multiple Fatal Disasters Reported Across United States
A series of disasters claims many lives including 25 in a Brooklyn gas explosion at Gold Street and 10 others buried by cave in. Fatalities also occur from drowning near Lake Winnipesaukee, a fatal car speed attempt in Birmingham, a mine cage accident in Ellsworth No. 1, a Chicago rail collision, Red Lodge mining accident, and numerous wrecks in foggy Chicago area. Additional deaths occur from a river packet explosion near Plaquemine and Utah Copper mine gas fatalities at Bingham.
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Gold Street
Brooklyn
Netley
Lake Winnipes
Cornelius Favel, Jr
Emile Stricker
Fair Grounds
Birmingham
Ala
Ellsworth
Washington County
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Highland
la Grange
Ill
Northwestern Improvement Company
Red Lodge
Mont
Chicago
H. M. Carter
Plaquemine
Utah Copper Company
Bingham
Utah
Rockefeller Questioning Highlights Oil Dividends and Surplus
John D Rockefeller, defending Standard Oil in the government suit to dissolve the company, faces long questioning as he testifies to dividends of 40 million dollars in 1907 and a surplus of about 300 million dollars. Andrew Carnegie previews a Century article arguing reduced tariff protection for luxuries but not manufactured goods. Mayor Tom Johnson reveals he lost his fortune tied to his brother Albert's traction interests. Gompers Federation of Labor endorses its political policy. Samuel Gompers reelected president with one dissent.
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John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Frank B. Kellogg
Mr. Rockefeller
Standard
Paoovenmente
Andrew Carpegie
Century Magazine
Ironmaster
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Albert
Gompers
Federation of Labor
Denver
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Convictions and sentences across multiple U.S. cases
The office of Peter Van Viissengen in Chicago reports forgeries totaling 1 539 423 89 dollars tied to mortgages notes and trust deeds. In Montana Valley County fourteen men pleaded guilty to manslaughter for a cabin raid that killed John Hayes and his daughter. Alabama Pratt City prisoners plotted arson. eight died, one missing, forty one jailed. Kentucky Citizens National Bank in Monticello closes over a 20 000 shortage. Chicago killer Herman Billek, who murdered five Uzral family members, faces hanging on December 11 after multiple reprieves.
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Peter van Viissengen
Chicago
William C. Niblack
Chicago Title and Trust Company
van Viissengen
Valley County
Mont
John
Hayes
Ant
Pratt City
Ala
Citizens’ National Bank of
Barnes
Billek
Mutiny in Nanking and unrest abroad
The report notes a mutiny by Chinese troops in Nanking starting November 19 with street fighting and foreign residents seeking refuge on a British gunboat. India sees no parallel in decades as attacks on English officials and civilians rise daily. London unemployed march with a banner demanding Work or revolution. St Petersburg faces a meat supply threat from cattle carrying rinderpest from Akmolinsk.
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Nanking
India
London
St. Petersburg
Akmolinsk
Order to Show Cause Why Sale of Annie Esp Estate Authorized
In Sweet Grass County Montana the district court orders all interested parties to appear on January 30, 1909 at 2 PM in Livingston to show cause why the administrator John T Esp should be allowed to sell as much real estate of Annie Esp deceased as necessary. A copy to be published six consecutive weeks in the Big Timber Pioneer. Dated December 21 1908.
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Bozeman
Montana
Clara I. Tangen
C. N.skiilman
U.S
Bigtimber
M. R. Wilson
Register
W. H. Saves
Frank Henry
Livingston
County of Park
John T. Esp
Esid- Sweet Grass
District Court of the Sixth
State of
Sweet Grass
John ¥ Iyps d . Oputies
John Flynn
Grey Cliff
Nora Flynn
A. G. Hatch
Cattle Sale Notice Attracts Buyers In Bozeman Montana
Seven head of stock cattle of various ages offered at reasonable price. The herd includes 20 cows, 8 two year old steers, 11 yearling steers, 4 two year old steers, 13 calves, and a thoroughbred short horn bull two years old. See or write J. N. Kelly at 430 Tracy Avenue South Bozeman Montana.
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J. N. Kelly
Tracy Avenue South
Bozeman, Mont
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Ozark
Ark
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Criminal News
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
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Big Timber Lumber Co
Sixth Judicial District
County of
Annie Esp
John Watt
Montae Cor
Main and Lewis Sts. Livingston, Mont
John J. Harper
Melville, Mont
Fish Creek
Frank Gottlob
Ferndell
Elliot & Coit
McLeod Street
J. Ai
Lowry & CO
Knick
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H.J. Koozer Hardware
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