Thanksgiving Services Across Butte Churches and Auditorium
Thanksgiving day observances in Butte featured union services at the Auditorium under the Silver Bow Ministerial Association with Revs. Whiteman and Noftsinger, plus morning services at Mountain View ME and St. Pauls MP Church South. Rev. J B Noftsinger preached on gratitude and national humility, highlighting charity to the poor, labor’s role, and moral duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Silver Bow Ministerial Association
J. H. Whiteman
J. F. Noftsinger
Misa Florence M
Whiteman
Maguire
Haydn
Verre Rey
J. B. Nofleinger
Choi
Rey
G. H. Whiteman
Tabernacles
America
New England
United States
Popham
Maine
Pilgrim Fathers
Plymouth
Goy. Bradford
Gov
Winthrop
Washington
Lincoln
Jesus
Cone
God
Hotel Gossip from the Inter Mountain Theatre Crowd
Advance agent John A. Shean of Primrose and Dockstader Minstrels arrived in town at the Butte hotel. Colonel Wilbur A. Sanders, recent Helena arrival, hints at a lively legislative session while referring to the Zend Avesta for wisdom. Dozens of hotel guests from across the country fill the roster, and the Inter Mountain staff thanks Adolph Wetzstein for Thanksgiving punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Shean
Primrose & Dockstader Minstrel Company
Butte
Puerto
Coto
Butta
Wilbur A. Sanders
Helena
Inter Mountain Composing Room
Adolph Wetzstein
Death of John Bloor and a lost bill controversy in Silver Bow
John Bloor died at his Walkerville residence after a long illness from typhoid fever following a cold. He was once charged with secreting a bill reducing county officers salaries, tied to a 1897 Senate to House dispute. The case ended in conviction, later pardoned, and many believed he was a victim of circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bloor
Walkerville
Senate
Bloor
Chief Vick
Dave Marks
Assembly
Marks
Helena
Che Mutlov
Supreme Court
Tower Court
Smith
Iloor
Silver Bow
Prostrated Widow After Husband's Death at Walkerville
The widow at 118 West Daly Street Walkerville lies in a precarious condition following her husband's death. The deceased, a 45 year old English immigrant, was secretary of the Montana Liquor Dealers' association and member of Woodmen of the World and Knights of the Maccabees. No funeral arrangements have been made.
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West
Daly Street
Walkerville
The
Woodmen of the World
Th Knights of the Maccabes
Montana Liquor Dealers’ Association
Calderhead seeks partner in Butte furniture trade
Telegraphic advices from Seattle announce the arrival of It. W. Calderhead from Dawson. He is brother of J HM Calderhead, state auditor-elect on the fusion ticket, and & B Calderhead, longtime auditor for the Montana Union Railroad. He came to find his partner J R Lancaster, who appears lost in the great hustle. Both Calderhead and Lancaster are well known in Butte for years in the second hand furniture business on West Park street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
W. Calderhead
Dawson
Calderhead
J. HM. Calderhead
Fusion
B. Calderhead
Montana Union Railroad Company
J. 8. Lancaster
Mr. Lancaster
Butte
West Park Street
Klondike Expedition Ends In Separation At Dawson
The travelers started from Butte bound for Dawson during the Klondike excitement but became separated in a manner not widely understood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Dawson
Visiting Butte Millwright Reports Pony Mining Growth
H Schamp long associated with major mining firms visited Butte from Pony to pass the day with friends. He has worked in Pony since July and notes strong activity in building and mining there, predicting the district will soon become a premier outside mining center in Montana. He is busy erecting buildings there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Schamp
Pony
Mr. Schamp
Montana
Michigan and Chicago Meet in Closed Season Football Tilt
At Marshall Field on a fast field with perfect conditions the Michigan and Chicago teams closed their seasons. Both sides, out of title contention, sought a moral victory to atone for past defeats as the amphitheater filled with spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michigan
Smallpox Patient At Pest House And Growing Cases
A smallpox patient was admitted at the pest house this afternoon, with Dr. Sullivan reporting four current cases under care. Officials plan to expand room and begin work on a new hall to speed vaccination efforts as more patients are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pest House
Sullivan
Heromadsslowers
Council
Bryant
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Ministerial Association
Revs
Noftsinger
Ourneao
Whittler
Rev. J
Nottvinger
Ife
Ihfe
Bulle
Paice
Daly
Toll
Wwe
Vermont
Southland
Mountain View
W. ¢. Shippen
John Hosking
Sole
Mrs. McParland
H.C. Burging
L. L. Tower
Mra. M. Kb, Skelly
Misa Helen Bhelly
San Jose
Cal
McDermott
J. B. Haggin
Miliomiire
California
J. M. Welly
New York
J. M. Kennedy
Anaconda
Charles F. Fransham
Boxman
Hallie Lorton
A. M. Morrow
St. Joseph
J. B. Webker
A. G. Sears
N. G. Hills
Adolph M. Grant
Hyena
C. A. Damon
Henry F. Wertheimer
Harry L. Rodgers
Spokane
Warren Chage
Arthur Audley Stewnlee
New York City
Grant
Cripple Creek
Marvin Jenkins
St. Paul
C.S. Bowman
Newt
Kanss
BF. Tate
Kalispell
Gague
Wife
C, Valentine
Ly M
Sherman
Mil Waukes
Johnson
Aniconda
Ben
Hager
Billings
J. H. Ready
Beatie
N. J. Grenning
the McDermot
Mre
EB. Skelly
Calif
Helen Skelly
Roy Skelly
B.A. Lyman
Cedar Rapids
George F. Wickes
Kogiv
Woman's Exchange
Broadway
Hennessy’s
Shen Rssys
W. Broadway
Sullivany
Eines
Wong
Aireetia
Howe
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