Christian Endeavorers Stir the City in London
The 600 American delegates arrived late but the world Christian Endeavor convention continued with Rev Charles Sheldon addressing overflow crowds at the Alexandria palace. Peter Bithorn led vocal music and sessions drew large, enthusiastic attendance with hymns echoing after midnight.
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Sheldon
London
Christian Endeavor
Sue
Charles Sheldon
Alexandria Palace
Peter Bithorn
Raises Spring Wheat Estimate
H V Jones predicts the spring wheat yield in Minnesota North and South Dakota will total at least 135 million bushels, possibly reaching 150 million with favorable weather. He cites soaking rains in early July as improving prospects, marking the highest estimate yet.
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Minneapolis
H. V. Jones
Northwest
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Jones
Train Demolishes a Building in St Joseph
A Rock Island passenger train pushed a freight train off the track and through a 70 foot square building owned by the St Joseph Plow company in St Joseph Missouri destroying the structure. J M Ford Plow company president and First National Bank president narrowly escaped injury with Ford slightly hurt.
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St. Joseph
Rock Island
St. Joseph Plow Company
J. M. Ford
The
Plow Company
First National Bank
M. O. Powell
C. J. Borden
Ford
Market Fluctuations Follow Drouth Breaks in Corn
Chicago july 16 corn markets slump amid drought fears but rains bring hopeful signals for Nebraska and Kansas. Wheat oats and pork move lower while cash quotes show varied prices across No 2 red wheat corn oats and livestock with mixed receipts and prices in Chicago and Kansas City markets.
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Chicago
Drouth
Nebraska
Kansas
South Omaha Live Stock Prices July 18
Cattle receipts total 8 100 with steady market. Beef steers 4.35 to 5.40, western steers 3.90 to 4.50, cows and heifers 8.80 to 4.50, canners 1.50 to 2.5, stockers and feeders 8. Calves 8.00 to 6.75, bulk oats 2.00 to 64.25. Hoge receipts and mixed lots noted with Henry Joner.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Texas
Texas Bull
Kansans City
Kansas
South Omaha
Hoge
Aever
Joner Henry
Abstinence Resolution Defeated by Universalist Union
In Atlanta on July 14 the Young People's Union of the Universalist church debated a resolution pushing total abstinence from alcohol and urging laws to ban sale of intoxicating drinks. Rev. F W Perkins argued it restrained individual liberty while Rev. A O Grier supported it. The measure was defeated by 26 votes.
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Atlanta
Young People’s Union
the Universalist Church
F. W. Perkins
Connecticut
A. O. Grier
Racine
To Wed an Iowa Farmer
A young German girl Dorothea Johnson aged 18 arrives on the Bergenland to marry P. W. Hanson of Grandville Iowa. Hanson, a farmer, had his father arrange a bride by request to an old friend in Germany. Dorothea travels with her younger sister to America for the marriage arranged by letter.
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Philadelphia
Bergenland
Dorothea Johnson
America
P. W. Hanson
Grandville
Hanson
Dorothea
Miss Johnson
Trentanove Wins Springfield Confederate Monument Contract
Chevalier Trentanove of Washington was awarded the contract to erect the Confederate dead monument in Springfield Missouri. The United Confederate Veterans and Daughters of the Confederacy sponsor the project, costing 12000 dollars and slated for unveiling by June next year as the state’s lone Confederate memorial.
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Trentanove
St. Louis
Henry George's First Friend and Other Anecdotes
A late nineteenth century reminiscence recalls Henry George’s early eastern arrival after California poverty, aided by Seth Low who sent tickets and a $250 check, launching George’s career. Other vignettes include a witty doctor scaring a grocer’s boy, a forgetful professor who resigned, and a note on equal division totaling about $30 per person.
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Henry George
California
Saturday Ethical Club
New York
Seth Low
Low
Mr. George
Citizens
Saturday Evening Post
Dillon Montana A Growing City Of Wealth and Opportunity
Dillon, county seat of Beaverhead County Montana, sits on the Oregon Short Line rail road 69 miles south of Butte and 895 miles north of Salt Lake City. The town claims rich undeveloped mining districts with gold silver copper and lead, an excellent state normal school and accredited high school, several churches, strong secret orders and clubs, a large public library, ample hotel facilities, and broad room for ranchers to raise grain poultry and dairy for top markets.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
Montana
Butte
Salt Lake City
Montans
Masonic Societies
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows
Maccabees
Workmen
Woodmen of
Forresters
Que Public Library
Blank Books and Memorandum Books Offered in Various Sizes
An advertisement for blank books including regular blank books, journal miniature blanks, memorandum books in all sizes, pass books and time books with hand sewn binding and custom rulings available.
Church Services and Schedules From Local Parishes
First Baptist Church lists services at 11:00 am Sunday worship Bible school 9:30 am and 7:30 pm preaching meet mid week lectures and parsonage adjacent. M E Church announces Sunday school 10 am morning preaching 11 am class 12 m Junior League 4 pm Epworth 6:30 pm evening service 7:30 pm Wednesday prayer 7:30 pm. St James Church rector Rev Hooker offers Holy Communion 11 am first Sunday, otherwise 8:45 am morning prayer 11 am youth at 6:45 pm evening prayer 7:30 pm saints days observed.
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Ydaho and
Sebree Streets
Henry F. Qope
Epworth
D. Hooker
Hours of Services From Morning to Evening
The schedule lists services at 11:00 A M and 7:30 P M with a Sabbath noon service at 12:00. The entry presents a concise timetable for church worship periods.
Miners' Code for Montana and Idaho Offered for 50 Cents
Prospectors are urged to equip with Howell’s Miners' Code covering locating and recording claims in Montana and Idaho, co ownership rules, mining corporations, miners' liens, and US and state mining laws. Includes patent methods for mineral, coal, timber lands and case citations. For sale by Trumann Punursutna Co Dillon Mont.
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Montana
Idaho
Howell
United States
Trrnunz Punursutna Cor Dillon
Mont
Transcontinental Train Service Boosts Ogden Denver Travel
Rio Grande Western Railway in cooperation with Denver Rio Grande and Colorado Midland Railroad launches a triple daily fast passenger service between Ogden and Denver. Trains feature through sleepers between Chicago Ogden San Francisco and a dining car service. Request literature and rates from W O McBride or George W Heintz. Also listing Beaverhead county ranch for sale near Dillon with 1400 acres and 1000 tons hay capacity. Sale details via B F Wurtz. Shorthand and typewriting offered at Tribune office.
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Salt Lake City
Rio Grandé Western Railway
Denver
W. O. McBride
E. Broadway
Butte
George W. Heintz
Bleven Live Stock Co
Dillon
Beaverhead Valley
Beaverhead County
B. F. Wurtz
Notice of Desert-Land Claim Filing in Montana
United States Land Office Helena Montana announces Dell of Beaverhead County plans irrigation on desert-land claim No 3816 for parcel N ½ Sec 38 Tp 188 RG before U S commissioner L J Price in Dillon on August 25 1900 with witnesses Ernest McNinch Henry Fitter Ernest W Geary Clark E McNinch and George D Greznyr also noting U S Land Office date July 12 1900 and Peter M Collings notice starts within same notice.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Mont
Dell, Beaverhead Co
Pricof
L. J. Price
U.S
Dillon
Montana
Ernest McNinch
Dell, Mont
Henry Fitter
Lima
Ernest W. Geary
Clark E. McNinoh
George D. Greznr
Register
U. S. Land Office
Peter M. Collins
The
General Land Office
U. 8
Peter M Collins
M. M
Herof
Attica
Elena
Herbert B.selway
U. S
Hawley J. Elway
D Ilon
George L. Paris
George Brapd
Redrock
Henry Hildreth
George D. Greene
Forest Reserve
Peter M. Collina
Grangee D. Greene
United States Hand Office
Igoo
Ramuel C. Arndta
Lt. Price
Monida
Sarah A. Waldorf
John H. Weir
Lizzie Price
Carpenter
Louis Jakway
Peter Garcier
B. H. Paul
Mounds
Grance D. Grernz
John A. Judah
Lea Rice Somer
Emma E. Judah
Nwi
Henry Gleed
Daniel Gutting
Emma. E. Judah
George D. Gavens
Department ‘of the Interior
Willie O. Thompson
Frank Conklin
Robert Bea Banuner
Bisa
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