Church Services Listings by Denomination
A compiled schedule of regular worship times and leaders across Catholic Episcopal Methodist Baptist Presbyterian and related groups. St Rose St Jamea Grace M J Grace M J Mr Tait Rev W H Brooke Rev Walter Hayes and others are listed with service times and Sunday school or prayer meeting details.
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Catholic
St. Rose Church
Father C. Paawelyn
Episcopal
St. Jamea
D. Hooker
Grace M. J
Mr.Tait
First Baptist
W. H. Brooke
Schoel
Presbyterian
Walter Hayes
Court House
A.m
Fraternal and Auxiliary Meetings Highlight Lima Lodge Notices
Lima Lodge announces Friday regular communications at Masonic Hall with invitations to brethren in good standing. Various groups including Nightengale Division and Ladies Aid and Auxiliary set weekly or biweekly meetings at 0.0. F. halls and member homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima Logde
USC
A. Fo
A. Ah
Masonic Hadl
Soje
W. B. Dean
Sec'y
Ws Grace
W. M
Lina M. EK
Lev
J. FE. Simmons
Nightengale Division
K. Jacobs
F. A. BK
Dan Gutting
C.K
New State Lodge
B. Lh
F. Hall
Arthur Cros
Sec’y. Wim
Ladies’ Aid Society
HA. Baily
Ladies
Engineer’s Hall
Elia Gutting
Milt Russel
Tte-Tiall
L. Lee
See.y. A. Christensen
N. G. Montana
A. L. Mank
W. Nelson
CU. P
Masonic Lodge Meetings Listed with Officers
Twin Bridges Lodge No. 17 A U W meets Fridays in the Masonic hall inviting members in good standing to attend. Twin Bridges Lodge No. 27 A F and A M meets second and fourth Saturdays in the Masonic hall with attending members welcomed. Liberty Lodge No. 7 I O G T meets Saturdays in Templar hall with templars invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N
G. M
Armory Hall
Fr. Bird
Ds Crowell
Occidental Sones
Lodge Hall
Glendale
W. R. Bell
Sorba
K.N. Hilbinger
C. P. H Cla
Good Templars’ Hall
Order
Edward Harrison
Seo Y
Alex. Singer
C. C
Jas
A. Mayers
K. RS
Apollo Lodge
Idaho and
Bannack
Ed. Mayers
Sec
H. Genther
N. G. Dillon
A. O. U. W. Hall
Idaho
Phil D. McGough
M. W. Banhack Lodge
A. C. Mon
Peter Leybold
Prospect Lodge No
O. G.T
Ol Fellows Hall
Dillon
Iola Kich
C.T. Thos
Longbridge
Soc
E. S
Lodze
W.M
G. W. Dart
R.T. Wing
A. M
Bishop
S'y
W. A. Jones
T. M. O'Connor
Idet Huber
A.C
D. T. Chapman
Twin Bridges Lodge
Masonic Hall
J. R. Comfort
G. E. Pitcher
M. W
A. F
Wm. McClay
M. H. Lott
Liberty Lodge No. 7
Svery
Templar Hall
Templars
Caleb Eldred
Patent firm promotes safe patent practices nationwide
The article features John Wedderburn of The Press On Aims Company promoting diligent patent work. It warns against “No patent, no pay” attorneys and urges inventors to hire competent counsel to secure strong, enforceable patents and protect foreign rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aims Company
John Wedderburn
F Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Joun Wedderdurn
Washington, D.C
Press Claims Company
P.O
Algo
Terms Moderate Reference for Catalogues
The notice outlines moderate terms for catalogues and related materials. It references standard rates, payment deadlines, and delivery expectations while noting any applicable conditions and eligibility requirements for suppliers.
Income tax digest aims to guide questions and decisions
Superintendent William H. Pugh leads the tax department’s work on the new income tax, compiling court decisions and department rulings, comparing former laws, and organizing provisions by topic to aid rapid, accurate interpretation as questions arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William H. Pugh
Congress
Department
Pugh
Japanese Capture Port Arthur and Push Toward Moukden
Shanghai dispatches report Port Arthur fallen to Japanese forces and the two-pronged advance toward Moukden rapid. Oyama plans to assault Kinchow Asoya as Nodsu’s column nears Fang Whang on the Wiju to Mookden route, while Chinese troops withdraw north of the Yalu. Chinese ships allegedly retake Kieulen Ching after heavy fighting, with Japanese losses around 8,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port A Arthur
Two Indians condemned at Deadwood for killings
Dudga Dundy presided as the Deadwood court sentenced Kills Two and White Face Horse to five years each for manslaughter, while Two Sticks received a death sentence for cowboys murders with execution set for December 28, 1894. The old man Two Sticks spoke bravely before the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drapwood
Dudga Dundy
Deadwood
Humphrey’s
Sioux Falls
Tam
Parapet Collapse Slams Crowd at Terrill Circus Parade
At Terrill near Dallas a wooden awning collapsed onto about 100 spectators below during a circus parade. At least fifty injured and six feared dead including Pearl Rushing and several women linked to North Texas asylum service. Dr Parkhurst sermonizes on politics in New York after Sunday service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Terrill
Here
Pearl Rushing
Wadsworth
Sutton
A. J. Anthony
A. U Roberts
North Texas Insane Asylum
Turner Loss In One Sided Fight At Central Theater
Enzene Turner of Boston was defeated by Jerry Haley of California in a ten round bout at the Central theater with Turner overmatched though Haley spared him in the final rounds. Haley failed to finish Turner in the twenty third round and Turner was counted out. A second item reports postmaster Wounded and shot by the Cook gang at Red Fork and a third notes the ship Ivanhoe sank with all on board including ex minister Grant passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Enzene Turner
Boston
Jerry Haley
California
Central Theater
Turner
Haley
Percy
PortLane
Fanny Dutard
Port Blakely
United States
Bolivia
Grant
Gipps Captured After Murderous Rampage
Burrato Nov 5 William Gipps, who killed his elderly mother and severely wounded his father, was captured and held by eight men at police headquarters. In Washington on Nov 5 the Secretary Carlisle dismissed the case against Howard Morton’s coachman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
France
Austria
Bicycle Corps
Luxindton
Katy G. Ernest
Stockton
Cit
C. A Mooney
Lexington
George Washington Johnson
Richard Johnson
Northern, Pacific Railway
Scott County
Mooney
Gipps
Burrato
William Gipps
Howard
Carisle
Morton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kon the
Dillon Tribune
Speertienaa
UNE Publishing Co
Epiron ‘Tribune
MacRraves
Deatus
Society
Church ‘Directory
Lima Church and Societies
Washington Street
Orr Avenue
T.M. O'Connor
S. J. Griffin
Ogden
Utah
F.M. Cunnard
St. Mary's Academy
Salt Lake City
Sisters OF the Holy Cross
Sfarmer” Miles
Charleston, Coles Co
Sarapid Ea Sey
Columbus
Thistle
Osborne
Wasuinatox
Supreme Court
F. R. Osborne
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Southern Express Company
State Criminal Court
Circuit Cour
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Northwest
Agricultural Department
New Orleans
Cuba
Texas
New Jersey
White
New York
Edward White
United States Supreme Court
Virginia Montgomery Kent
Jesuit Court of St. Francis Xavier
Thomas E. Murphy
S. J
New York College
Alphonse Duffour
Holly Cross College
Worcester
Mass
Justice White
Louisiana
Robert Fulton
Georgetown Colleges
Yokoyama
Pearne
San Francisco
Hong Kong
Cuiiaco
Market Street
David Fried
John Dode
Josaph ¥. Ely
Edward McCahill
John McIntyre
William Munson
Frank Whitmore
Insurance Patrol No. 1
Whitmore
Parkhurst
Charles H. Parkhurst
Sodom
Gomorrah
John
Edelin
Government Printing Office
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, Ga
O. E. Morse
Kupfer’s
Jewelry and Gun Store
Dillon, Montana
Montana
Stockmen’s Directory
Wils
Willis
Mont
Seaway
C. Connnsn
Mt. Horges
Alex Metzel
Poller & Springs
Madison Co
Ruby Valley
Upper
Canyon
Poindexter
ORR, Dillon
Beaverhead Co
Wincktail Deer Creek Valley
Lunn & CO
Munn & Co
Scientific American
MAN CO
Broadway
M . Mintzer
Stringham Block
Bannack Street
Washington ,T., Morse Block
As Bond M. D
OFICE
Dillon Drug Store
P. Dungan
Dillon Mercantile Co
First. Nations] Bank
Dillon, Nontana
Shropshire & Burleigh
Bure
Kupfer
Couuert Callahan
Dillon, Nont
First National Bank
K. B. Survey
Miller, M.D
Sheridan
Nont
Dubois & Dubois
Dataoy
Teenee
Pacific Express
I. L. Graves
Anderson Bros
Twin Bridges
Virginia City
Silver Stream
Fish Creek
Whitehall
Northern Pacific Railroad
Helena
Butte City
Tilos
Gralam
A. ©. Hammann
Dillon, Mont
Savannah
N. Y
S.C. Weis & Co
le Roy
N. Yu
Shiloh
James W. Goss
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