Congress of Mothers in Des Moines Describes Events
The article notes the fourth congress of organized motherhood held in Des Moines May 21 to 25 with Mrs Theodore Birney as president and Mrs Cleveland hosting a reception that drew two thousand guests. Sessions include papers on motherhood’s power to benefit humanity, juvenile court benefits, and discussions on Caesar Mark Antony and the Reichstag. The Homer club plans talks on Parliament of Frankfurt and the Woman’s club focuses on sociability during the celebration of their fourth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Birney
Cleveland
Congress
National Congress
Mothera Neeks
Des Moines
Town
de Des Moines
Patra
Mia
Jennie
Fenton
Mark Antony
Mrxa
Carrie B. White
Caesar
Homer Club
Geoffrey Laugier
Frankfort
Lansom
Heine
T. W. Buxto
Overland Club Opens Tonight With Notable Invitations
The Overland club, formed by young men of Hutte, will formally open this evening with members and invited guests. Invitations have gone to Silver Bow Ninety-six clubs and the Young Men's Institute of Butte, plus Montana and Helena clubs. The project aims to provide a social hub for ambitious young men, overcoming past club-building failures. The newly secured Main Street rooms, four rooms with the front facing Main, have been prepared by an executive committee and are described as the finest in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland Club
Hutte
Silver Bow
Young Men's Institute of
Butte
Montana and
Lanes Clubs
Helena
Memirs
Oregon
Waiing
Main Street
Overland club opens with rooms for reading music and billiards
The new Overland club rooms offer a parlor reading area with carpeted floors and carved table, a paid paying and writing room, billiards and pool, and a sideboard. Officers include President Fred C. Slemons and Captain D. Gay Stivers. Membership exceeds 100 with rapid applications. The club aims to provide a gathering place for young men and plans a minstrel show for fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Mall Street
Alder Ives
Society Coming Events in Butte and Vicinity
A roundup of social happenings from Butte with theater parties hosted by Miss Word of Helena and Mrs. Heinze, cards hosted by Mrs. Geoffrey Laugier, a royal Knights of Pythias anniversary, a March 3 violin performance by Leonore Jackson, Ball at Renahaw hall, tea by Mrs. James Walker, and various society entertainments hosted by churches clubs and auxiliaries across the week. Notable items include Afro James Walker's tea, Miss Madeline Corey hosting in Meaderville, a Young Men’s Institute masquerade, and G A R events with the Women’s Relief Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blossum
Miss Word
Helena
H. Belling
A. P. Heinze
Geoffrey Laugier
Knights of Pythias
Leonore Jackson
Butte
Woman's Club
Butte Lodge No. 883
International Association of Machinists
Renahaw Hall
James F. Forbix
Margaret Cunningham
Episcopal Church
Parth
Ben McDonald
Ladies' Aid Society
Scandinavian Methodist Episcopal Church
L. Hanson
Scandinavian Brotherhood
Madeline Corey
Meaderville
Frankie Black
Crystal
Curious Facts From Old World Lore
A curious compilation notes that a negro has never tamed an elephant or wild animal. In the Sandwich Islands beauty is measured by height. Miniature Indian corn grows in Brazil. The ars are the size of a little finger with grains like mustard seed. Rabbit hair in Russia is made into durable bowls and plates with varnish like leather.
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Sandwich Islands
Brazil
Russia
Portraits of the Queen and family in London Chronicle
The London Chronicle notes a touching loyalty to the queen by preferring Professor Von Herkomer for the Angli sed angel of her death portrait. It records that Von Angeli or Winterhalter often painted her likeness and mentions Princess Louise among the sitter examples.
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The
London Chronicle
Professor von Herkomer
Angeli
von Angeli
Winterhalter
Princess Louise
German Emperor Salutes Von Herkomer Nomination
The passage notes acclaim for Professor Von Herkomer with national endorsement from Germany, praising his excellence in art. It highlights the German Emperor’s recent bestowal of the von title on the former subject, reflecting high international recognition for the artist.
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Professor von Herkomer
Von
Sale of County Property by Silver Bow County
It is ordered that Silver Bow County property described in the list be advertised for 30 days and then sold to the highest cash bidder. Sale begins 10 a.m. February 25, 1901, at the courthouse in Silver Bow County Montana and continues until all unsold property is disposed of. Listed lots span Boulevard, Cameron, Central, Clark, Colorado, Cobban, Dexter additions and more within blocks 2,3,4,7,9.
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Silver Bow County
Court House
Mont
Cameron
Central
Clark's
Colorado
Cobban
Programs For Next Week At The Athts Club
The Athts club will have no regular programme due to National day. There will be patriotic quotations and probably a general goals time. The exact programme is not arranged. The West Side Shakespeare will read the third act of Anthony and Cleopatra.
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Anthony
Cleo
Clubs Schedule Heated Social Week in February
Monday afternoon at 2:80 February th the Homer club meets near North Main and Quarts streets. Tuesday evening, February 19, the West Side Shakespeare club meets with Mrs May Angle at 40 West Granite. The Behreal Culture club gathers in County Superintendent Mullins rooms at 9 oelnek. Wednesday afternoon, February 20, the Woman's club marks its birthday with a joint department day and a cup and saucer gift. No guests invited.
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Homer Club
Business Mens’ Association
Riew
North Main
Quarts Streets
West Side Shakespeare Club
May Angle
West Granite
Behreal Culture Club
Mullin
Goelnek
Woman's Club
Uth F
Inter Mountain Earns Praise From Homer Club Leader
Mrs. Clinton H. Moore, president of the Homer Club, commends The Inter Mountain as just what women’s club work needs. She notes the paper awakens interest among newcomers and provides clear insight for longtime members about ongoing activities.
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Tater Mountain
Inter Mountain
Clinton H. Moore
Homer Club
Property lot listings in Silver Bow County miscellany
A long listing of numerous residential lots across multiple additions in Silver Bow County. Includes Great Western, Silver Bow Park, Hamilton, Lawlor, Northern Pacific, Pleasant View, Travonia, Walkerville and West Walkerville areas. Signed by William D. Clark, Chairman, and John Weston, County Clerk.
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Hamilton Addition
Biowie
Hamilton
Homevale
Lawlor
Read
Northern Pacific
Block Pacific
Noses & Upton
Rail- Northern
Northern Paselie
Northern Pacific Addition
Pleasant View
Travonia
Walkerville
West
William D. Clark
Board of
Silver Bow County
John Weston
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Ontinue
Gay Stivers
Fred C. Slemons
D. Gay Stivers
Orstary
George Ruschaxuret
Glen Harrington
Itive
Len Corneling
Sby
Ray 8. Freund
Howard Jones
O. B. Tilton
Hous
Ben Crosby
Y Sven
L. Gay Stivers
H. O. Wilson
Lulu Largey
Excequer
Will Clark Jr
C. Lo Ring
Roy
Albritton
Robert LeBeau
P. A. Tower
Dr. Wix
Dr. Freund
Schwartz
Jack Howard
Jack Thomas
Robert Wedekind
J. Bogan
R. le Teau
George Wedekind
Silver Bow Club
Elu
Sea of Elubdom
Capt
D. Gay Silver- Gorge Busch
Ben Conelius
Benny
O. RB
Tilton
Dr. Ray
Freund
F. L. Riley
T. A. Heilbronner
R. E. Taylor
G. A. Cheven
J. M. Downey
Sterling
Fred Rowlands
J. E. Cowperwaithe
George H. Davis
Miller Borglum
A. B. Ayers
Jack Noyes
Donald Gills
Harry Turner
John Howard
Harry T. Cosby
Mr. Kimball
Mr. Hunt
Mr. Gilchrist
R. H. Sales
Joan Rochester
Joe He Ferris
James Walker
Cherville
Lincoln Post
Wos Men's Relief Corps
Montana Hardware Co
North Main St
Butts
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