Easter Tide Services In Butte Churches
Easter services filled Butte churches as St John’s Episcopal showcased a new choir under Vernon Matlack with full houses and standing room. St Patrick’s and Sacred Heart hosted high masses and sermons, while Mountain View and First Baptist marked the day with crowded worship, music, and baptisms.
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St. John's Episcopal Church
Vernon Edward Matlack
Chicago
St. John’s
Blackiston
Matlack
George Meyers
Alfreda Smith
Andrew Davis
Erwin Evans
Frank Storm
Willie Edwards
Dobie Trainer
Robert Wain
Edna Clows
Lillie Edwards
Lille Shehy
Emma Charles
Grace Meyers
Miss Steinborn
Bmith
Olive Hall
Miss Batley
Miss Price
Helen Martin
Ruth Sultzer
Main
Arthur McDonald
Dr. Gattan
H. E. Siderfin
Howard Jones
Norman Dareh
Katherine Weston
Harry Hoffman
Howard Tilt
St. Patrick's
Father DeSiere
Mana
Fathers Harvington
Salt Lake
McGlynn
St. Patrick's Choir
Rooney
Ignatius Donnelly
Argall
Togers
Gounod
Sacred Heart
St. Cecilia
Father Gamer
Handel
Mozart
Northwest
Sacred Heart Services
Pather Callahan
Father Larkin
Father Slack
Daniel Lewis
James Wiley
John Delaney
Thomas Morgan
John Sullivan
Fitz Butler
Aml+ Pax
Mountain View
Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church
Voltz
Miss Scott
Messrs
Doering and
Fitch
Elmer Albritton
Albritton
First Presbyterian Church
G. 0. McFarland
Lord
Millard
St. Lawrence
Mount
Walkerville
Traveling salesman suffers devastating arm injury near Murray hospital
Solomon B Buckles, a veteran traveling man in the northwest, was healthy at noon but soon after suffered a severe crush injury to his left arm. He was rushed to Murray and Freund's hospital with the limb mangled, and doctors warned he may lose the arm.
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Granite Street
Main
Granite Streets
Omer
H.C
Murray & Freurds Hospital
Buckles
Solomon B. Buckles
Murray & Freund's Hospital
Mr. Trncklea
Copper Market Sees Stable Prices Amid Strong Domestic Demand
D Houston & Co reports the copper market last month showed price stability at 17 cents on Lake, with steady consumption and rising domestic output. Exports of iron and steel have grown, and foreign markets may expand as U S brass and copper goods reach new distribution centers in Europe.
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D. Houston & Co
Europe
United States
Montana Ore Purchasing declares quarterly and extra dividends
The trustees of the Montana Ore Purchasing company announce a regular quarterly dividend of 1 per share or 4 percent and an extra dividend of 4 per share or percent on 80,000 shares. Payment to be made at the New York office on April 27, 1901.
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Montana
New York
Labor Was Lost In Raid On Story Flour and Fee Safe
Burglars attempted to blow open the Story Flour and Fee company safe at 712 East Front Street but failed to gain any money. They entered through a window and drilled from the top, creating a hole into the book compartment rather than the money compartment. A powder blast caused no result and the men fled, leaving silver untoupled and a $100 typewriter intact. Witnesses note the drill work looked professional but their safe experience was limited.
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Story Flour and Fee Company
East Front Street
Order of Washington Installation in Butte
The Order of Washington, latest group in Butte, was instituted Saturday in Biks hall. J. W. Fisher led the meeting and administered the obligation. State Manager W. H. H. Dickinson installed officers, including Foye as president and Bodin as escort, with multiple officers and medical examiners named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Washington
Butte
Biks’ Hall
J. W. Fisher
W. H. H. Dickinson
Missoula
Sentinel
C. BE
Emison
H. P. Jones
Almia Bodin
Lydia Linguist
Butte Harness Meet Plan Sets Two Week Slate
Manager Laurence of the Montana Jockey Club unveiled the first two weeks of harness racing at Butte starting June 29 with daily programs and purses from 150 to 800 dollars. A steeplechase course may be built and no entrance fees will be required from horsemen.
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Laurence
Montana Jockey Club
Butte
American Turf Congress
Montana
School Election Results Show Bond Passage Amid Low Precinct Turnout
A total of 1,368 votes were cast on Saturday for the school election with 276 voting on school trustees and bonds. The bond issue passed 233 to 43. Precinct turnout was very light, with Precinct No. . only 8 votes and in the eighth only 7 votes were recorded. The nine precincts produced the listed names Mueller Glard Moulthrop for bonds against bonds.
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Mueller Glard
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Jupiter Pluvius
Olympus
Aeolus
St, Patrick's
Father Callahan
First Baptist Church
R. A. Carpenter
Mamie Reser
Noftsinger
Presbyterian Services
Gagnon Mine
Mount Moriah
Thompson GO
Breedway
Optcion
Hammerslough'a
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park Street
Peper
Repsold Wines
N. Main Street
Perion
Ion
M. J. Connell
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