Memorial Day address honors Lincoln ideals and Civil War echoes
The president delivers a memorial day address noting progress through spiritual unity, urges restraint and charity, and recalls Civil War sacrifices. Leaders of the Catholic Church attend and a large war dance by multiple tribes marks the centennial observance with White and Native participants.
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Lincoln
Union of States
North
Public Opinion Drawback in Enforcing Prohibition Says Doran
Prohibition Commissioner Doran argues that public opinion hampers enforcement when states do not cooperate with federal officers. He cites New York City as having close ties between lawbreakers and police and urges state action under the 18th amendment to support nationwide prohibition. He notes earlier widespread local enforcement and warns crackdown is needed to avoid burdening federal authorities.
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Washington
Prohibition
Doran
New York City
United States
Deran
National Des Law
New York
Mary- Jane
Montana
Wisconsin
Nevada
Cleveland
Committee On Prohibition
Northern Baptist Convention
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
United States Attorney General
Albert W. Beaven
Rochester
N.Y
Colgate Rochester Divinity School
Anti-Saloon League
W. Louw Johnson
Cobhile
Cherebs
Memorial Services Held At St Ignatius By Indians
Memorial services were held at St Ignatius as tribal leaders led a long procession of Indians in war bonnets and buckskin to the cemetery. Priests, church workers, and Mission School children attended among an estimated crowd of whites. The rites honored tribal leaders and the graves before them with prayers and rituals.
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George J. Finnegan
Helena
Raphael J. Criment
Alaska
N.C. Holt
Mount St. Charles College of
Catholic Church
Joseph M. Piet
California
Mgr
William Hughes
Catholic Indian Bureau
Washington, D.C
Joseph Ledig
Pontifical Institute
Rome
Continental Divide
Browning
Todinas
David Hilger
The
State Historical Library
Todas
Joe Laleisse
Sion
St. Louis
Ong
Res
Albert Muntsch
Harry Turney-High
University of Montana At
Missoula
St. Ignatius
Ss No Heals
Ios
Ono
Mission
Loto Padian
Anto
Churches Schedule Sunday Services
At The Churches for Congregational Rev A E Prior, Pastor Sunday School at 10 a m Morning worship at 11 o'clock.
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A. E. Prior
Lutheran Services and Sunday School Schedule
Lutheran pastor Rev. A A Holbeck announces Sunday School at 10 with English services at 1 oclock. Evangelist Rev. Prombon began last Sunday and will conclude tonight. Morobon leaves Friday for other points in Obontana.
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A. A. Holbeck
Ofelock
Prombon
Morobon
Obontana
St Mark's Episcopal Services Next Sunday
Rev Frank Durant pastor will lead services at St Mark's Episcopal Church next Sunday morning.
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ST. Mark's Episcopal
Frank Durant
Che
Ltpiscopal Charch
Che Usuad
Church Services and Notices for Local Congregations
The record lists church activities: Church of God with Sunday School at 10:02, followed by preaching. St Joseph's Catholic with Holy Mass times on the second and fourth Sundays and first Friday. Seventh Day Adventists Sabbath School at 2 p.m. Evangelical Church services led by Andrew Roulkema with morning and evening services and a Bible study. chicken dinner by Ladies' Aid. invitation to Livingston cornerstone dedication.
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Church OF God
Clayton Martin
M. I. Lowe
ST. Joseph’s
Andrew Roulkema
Big Timber Church
Bob CG
Eva
Ladies’ Aid
Curch
Glasston
The
Evangelical Church
Livingston
Notice of Tax Deed Application in Sweet Grass County
The undersigned Charles Be. Shown applies May 14, 1980 to the County Treasurer of Sweet Grass County Montana for a tax deed to the NW quarter of the NE quarter of Section 26 Township 3 S Range 12 E containing 40 acres. Amount due 997. Dated May 1 1940.
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Sweet Grass County
Montana
Hange
Charles BE
Jtrme
Notice to Creditors in Estate of John F Thomsen
Montana district court in Sweet Grass County hears notice to creditors and claimants in the estate of John F Thomsen deceased. Administrator Chas Campbell directs exhibit of claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Filing at his Bit Timber Montana law office. Dated May 29 1990.
Notice to creditors in estate of Roy L Thurman
In Sweet Grass County Montana the administratrix Sarah E Thurman for Roy L Thurman deceased requests all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims should be presented at the law offices of Chas W Campbell in Big Timber. Dated May 28 1930. Campbell and Overland attorneys for the administratrix. Pub May 29 June 12 19 1930.
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Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
Roy L. Thurman
Roy J. Thurman
Chas. W. Campbell
Big Timber
Sarah E. Thurman
Chas W. Campbell
E. 0. Overland
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E. C. Overland
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Ric Timber
L. W. Baskett
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M. W. Barr
J. J. Gallagher
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John FE. Thomsen
John F. Thoaimsen
Chas
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John H. Thomsen
O. J. Ellingson
Electric Shoe Shop
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