New Shibboleths for Old at Wesleyan Graduation
Bishop Charles Wesley Burns addressed ten Wesleyan graduates on the changing world. He urged educated leadership for a Christianized society, stressing education as the path to service and the church’s role in modern democracy. The address urged graduates to lead in religion, learning, and public life.
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Wesleyan
Charles Wesley Burns
David J. Morris
Emma Metsker
Th van Demark
Blanch Crowd
Rath Mullikin
Winnefred al
Mark Steingrubber
Irma Awit
Walter Wampler
E. Guichenck
Howard Hunter
Mart Gordon
William Kaeller
Oliver Wen Hales
Europe
Fairy
Fyland
Church
America
Shatin
Miei
Crases
Jesus Christ
World Service
Mount St Charles graduates receive diplomas and honors
The twelfth annual Mount St Charles College commencement last evening featured an address by Associate Justice William L. Holloway and the conferring of a Ph D on President Hoff. Multiple graduates received Bachelor of Arts, pre medic certificates, and high school diplomas amid awards in oratorical and essay contests.
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Mount ST. Charles
Mount St. Lex College
Willian’ L. Holloway
Guane Court
Holloway
Hoff
Elcr
N.C. Hoff
Tallege
Columbia College
du Jue
Iowa
Father Hoff
Hap Carroll
Alia
Joseph F. O'Donnell
Leroy L. Bolton
Catholic Church
John Earl Smith
Bernard F. Churchill
Sre College
William L. Halloway
Supreme Court
Montana
Bernard Francis Churchill
Great Falls
Willig Andrew Lacey
Helena
Floyd James Malloy
Anaconda
Philipsburg
Francis Daniel Brown
Edward Clarence Commers
Andrew Vincent Corry
Lutte
Lawrence Kinsella Levin
Arthur Francis Fisugherty
Baise
Ioho
Clayton Joseph Dressell
Rutle
John Duane Gillan
Philip Gregory Grechan
Missoula
Irving Robert Hare
Bismarck
N. K
Richard Joseph Tally
Waterloo
Robert Wilder Lalonde
Willis Victor McMahon
Andrew Vincent Mallon
James Patrick Mallon
Edward Philip Maronick
East Helena
Francis Marion Merrell
Lina
Joseph Francis O'Donnell
Butte
Leo Patrick Rogan
Glennon George Stanton
Cordell
Okla
Joseph Patrick Wilkits
Monarch
Mont
Foldwa Aed
William
O'Leary
Sons of American Revolution
Andrew V. Corry
Ladies Auxiliary
A, OH
Andrew Y. Corry
William B. O'leary
Maine
St. Charles
Retreat for Women at St. Vincent Academy
A women’s community retreat begins this evening at St. Vincent Academy and ends next Monday morning. The schedule lists Mass at 7:30, meals, meditation, readings, conferences, visits to the Blessed Sacrament, benediction, and night prayers. A general invitation urges participation in as many sessions as possible.
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ST. Vincent Academy
St. Vincent's Academy
Blessed Sacrament
STATE NEWS SAVES WOMAN FROM DROWNING DESPITE HIS BROKEN LE
John N Tolman a southern Carhoir county stockman and banker reportedly saved Mrs Dot DeMotte from drowning after a car left a bridge and toppled into Sand Creek canal three miles south of fridger Leif Smith Tolman ranch worker sustained serious back injuries and Miss Ollie Scobel and another person were unhurt Mrs DeMotte wife of the Tolman ranch foreman was driving when the car toppled into the canal Tolman who was injured received treatment and holds banking and livestock interests
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John N. Tolman
Carhoir County
Dot DeMotte
Ren
Sand Creek Canal
Fridger
Leif Smith
Tolman Ranch
Ollie Scobel
Mott
DeMotte
We Ranch
Frsth
Tolot
Butte Pastor Protests Poker Game On Porch
A Butte pastor led a protest against a porch poker game near the church as community tensions rose. The scene drew attention to alleged disturbances and potential threats to church property amid local concerns.
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Butte
Neshary Road Open For Auto Traffic
White Sulphur Springs June 2 The King's Hill road opened to automobile traffic Sunday as locals shoveled out remaining drifts A Wyoming bound vehicle started the season travel to Canada The scenic link between Great Falls White Sulphur Springs Monarch and Noilart features Levitts Pass at 7300 feet with an arch cabin and a register for passersby The unusually heavy last winter snowfall delayed opening but this year it opened four days earlier than last season
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White Sulphur Springs
King's Hill
Wyoming
Canada
Great Falls
Monarch
Noilart
Levitt
Lewistown Home Hit by Lightning During Shower
A Monday night lightning strike hit the home of Mrs Littlegohu and Mr Titlow in Lewistown. The bolt entered through a chimney and traveled through a bedroom into the basement, blowing doors, turning off fuses, and shattering a window. Mrs Littlejohn was injured but the ward was not serious. no fire started.
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Tawistown
Tina
Mrmmy Tttoloun
Ealer
Din West Coal
Littlejohn
Mre
Littlegohu
Maloy
Hejohn
Auto crash near Forsyth injures two men in hospital
Two men, Jol TW White and D C Jones of Vananda, were hospitalized after their car skidded at a narrow place, rolled over into a gulch, and pinned them inside. Jones, driving, said the car’s top was up and they were not going fast. Both suffered leg and rib injuries with the windshield and roof ruined.
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Missoula
Thornton Hospital
Benita
Los
Jol TW
White
D. C. Jones
Vananda
Forsyth
Jones
Indian Boy Dragged and Killed by Bucking Horse in Browning
June 7 in Browning Henry DeGuire ranch near here witnessed the death of 1 year old Joseph Byrd son of Ed Byrd. The Indian boy was thrown from a horse and dragged after his foot caught in a stirrup strap. Uncle Henry DeGuire arrived and rushed him to Browning but doctors say he likely died at the scene.
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Browning
Joseph Byrd
Ed Byrd
Henry DeGuire
Here
DeGui
Pay Keeps Quiet on Senate Run Rumor
Former congressman from Montana and senior Pray Calinchy Toole partner Great Falls, Mr Pray, would not confirm or deny rumors of a U S Senate bid. He said he had reached a conclusion and declined further comment, though he acknowledged being approached by different party factions requesting entry.
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Great Paul
Charles Ne Pray
Montapn
Anl
Pray, Calinchy & Toole
Great Falls
Helena
United States Senate
Pray
Rails Snakes on Way Over Hills, Shovels Snow on His Return
Great Falls journal reports Millegan hill 40 miles south of Great Falls as a tough crossing. W P Roberts notes he killed three snakes attracted by the seat of the sup after crossing last Friday. The next day he had to shovel through four feet of snow on the same route.
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Great Falls
Millegan Hill
Great Halls
W. FP. Roberts
Considerable Wheat Sold at Milestown
Miles City June 1 Fifty thousand bushels of wheat were received at Miles City milling company’s elevatory water Tuesday from the north side. Wheat trains are on the way from Hewey and will arrive Wednesday. Prices paid Tuesday were $146. Several travelers report northern arrivals by wagon with two dozen wagons and horses delivering wheat. Additional consignments of wheat will be delivered later this week to make room for the new crop.
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Miles City
Miling Canmany
Hiewey
Bob Lane
Wigan
Andrean
North Side
Tough Kid Breaks Jail Fueled by Wild West Stunt
A Chicago reform school fugitive broke jail at Broadus county jail Sunday night while awaiting Chicago instructions. He escaped with Sheriff Bill Sutter s evaporated pistols, then rode a horse from Harry McLean s saddle herd toward Broadus. Local pursuit pressed in, and by 5 am Monday he was captured and returned to the Broadus jail for extradition.
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Miles City
Chicago Reformatory
Sroagnson
Sune
Chicago
Ward
Powder River County
Bill Sutter
Ball Park
Harry McLean
Broadus
Postmaster Appointments Named in Montana
Postmaster General announces appointments in Montana with Ada L. Becker to succeed H. Grant in Bannack, Roosevelt County. Civil Service Commission to hold examinations for the Warm Springs postmaster position in Montana.
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P. O
Conley Refers to Misstated Store Slips and Possible Falsification
The Attorney General presses witnesses about store slips said to be incorrect. Mr Conley accuses Lyndes and MacDonald of doctoring records, claiming an improper handling of ledgers and a lack of reliable bookkeepers. He hints an act will address the issue.
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Conley
Miagdonald
Lyndes
MacDonald
Theo
Anternity General
Mr. Conley
Mr. Rankin
Con Jey
Boxing for Red Cross Funds Under Fire at Trial
Testimony described two prize fights at a lakeside venue run by Frank Conley to raise money for the Red Cross. A $5,000 contribution was noted from proceeds of the events, with $10 tickets and hot food for guests. Attorneys pressed about the war period and receipts as the session focused on items received at the Conley house from the prison store.
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MacDonald
Red Cross
Canley
Prizon
Atp
Mr. Conley
Mr. Rankin
J. F. O'Conor
Conley House
Tadeyy
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Eddy’s Steam Bakery
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North Main
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