Church services and mail schedule for Bannack North region
The notice lists monthly Catholic services at St Rose with Rev J J Dolls and weekly Episcopal, Dart s Hall Presbyterian, and Grace M E Methodist services with named pastors. Sunday schools at 3 pm, 10 am, and 1 pm respectively. Mail for Bannack Argenta Sheridan Virginia City Twin Bridges closing times and Sunday post office hours given.
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St. Rose Church
J. J. Dolls
Episcopal
St. James Church
D. Hooker
Dart’s Hall
Chas R. Compton
Grace M. E
Joseph Wilks
Bannack
Argenta
Sheridan
Virginia City
Twin Bridges
Old Times' Sake Serenade for Lost Love
A nostalgic poem by Elvira S. Miller in the Courier Journal recalls old friends and memories. A singer awakens music from the past as twilight and autumn imagery frame a farewell to love and the dead. The speaker longs for the living to honor old times and old friends.
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Elvira S. Miller
Courier Journal
Unspoken farewell in a June night poem
The poem laments a final goodbye under a summer moon and recalls a love that could have endured with one last kiss. The speaker wonders how fate changed and imagines a message from a distant beloved, pleading for a final touch if love remains in heaven, as remembered in New Orleans Picayune.
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New Orleans
Grandfather and Little Lord Fauntleroy meet in a rainy day scene
A Kansas horse thief eludes pursuers by hiding in a thicket and is captured when tracked down as a reward of 600. The piece also includes short notes on grammar usage, a portrait of notable author Olive Schriener, and humorous quips about health and aging. The Hoosac tunnel is noted as the longest American railway tunnel at four and three fourth miles.
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Lord Fauntieroy
Chile
Hebri
Lord
Albany Express
Kansas
Ami
Detroit Free Press
Hoosac
Fitchburg Road
Daniel Webster
Charles K. Tuckerplan
Boston
North American Review
Webster
Faneuil Hall
Kbach
The Gift of Gab and the Pondering Sage
A tale of George Stephenson debating Buckland on coal formation ends with Sir William Follett and Sir Robert Peel aiding his argument. Stephenson concedes that speech is a mighty power, yet the gift of God remains supreme.
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George Stephenson
Buckland
Stephenson
Willian Follett
William
Sam
Sir William
Robert Peel
Sir Robert
God
San Francisco
Argonaut
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