Delegates Gather for Montana P E O State Convention
More than 65 delegates from 23 Montana chapters arrive for a three day P E O state convention at Butte’s New Finlen Chapter 6 with two delegates from each chapter. Prominent guests include Edith M Wallace and Vesper Tredick as events focus on officer elections and expanding Montana girls college educations.
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Montana
P. E. O. Society
Finlen
Butte
Edith M. Wallace
Seattle
Supreme Chapter
Vesper Tredick
Great Falls
States
Canada
Sisterhood
Cottey College
Missouri
Mabel Kyle
Vesper Trodick
S. C. Franzke
Lewistown
Mary Templeton
Alice van der Heyt
Ramsey
Florence Haines
Whitehall
Verna Kelly
Hardin
Emma Heinlen
Kalispell
Thomas Brennan Receives Medical Degree at Omaha
Thomas F. Brennan son of Mr and Mrs W F Brennan 437 East Mercury street graduated last Thursday from Creighton university at Omaha with a doctor of medicine degree He attended Creighton medical school six years graduating with high honors He served as interne at St Joseph hospital Omaha His mother and brother John J were present in Butte he is known there and is brother of Miss Helen Brennan Also mentioned British cotton piece goods now shipped to 48 countries
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Thomas F. Brennan
W. F. Brennan
East
Mercury Street
Creighton University
Omaha
Central High School
Creighton Medical School
St. Joseph Hospital
John J
Butte
Helen Brennan
Butte Drives $5,000 for Religion School Fund
Tom J. Davis, chairman of the local drive committee, says the $5,000 three year budget for religious philosophy schools at the University of Montana and Montana State College will be raised by Tuesday. The statewide effort seeks $20,000 for three years of operation funded by popular subscription.
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Butte
University of Montana At
Davis
State College
Mr. Davis
the State University
Midweek Church Activities in Butte
Butte churches Lashed with events this week feature Mission Church prayer and praise Thursday. Mount Bethel M E schedules Boy Scouts Monday and prayer Wednesday, plus Friday Ladies Aid. Trinity M E hosts John Wesley club Monday and prayer Tuesday, with Ladies Aid Wednesday afternoon. Vacation school runs daily 9:30 to 11:30 for all children. Mountain View M E lists Boy Scouts Monday and W H M S Tuesday with devotional, mite boxes due, and choir rehearsal Wednesday night.
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Mount Bethel M. E
Boy Scouts
Ladies’ Aid
Trinity M. E. Church
John Wesley Club
Mountain View M. E
Charles G. Cole
Gertrude Schaal
W.H.M.S
Lewis Prater
West Copper Street
D. Matthews
E. D. Elderkin
Bouck Funeral Arrangements Set For Butte
John M Bouck former Lexington mine foreman died in Los Angeles. His body arrives in Butte this afternoon for viewing at Daly Shea mortuary then Elks club service Tuesday at 2 30 pm under Butte lodge 240 BPOE. Widow Melvin son and Warwick family attend. Burial Mount Moriah. Pallbearers named. Canada added 62 new airplanes from the United States last year.
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Melvin
Butte
Missoula
M. W. Warwick
Mount Moriah
Jack Kelly
Jere Clifford
A. E. Locker
Pat F. Carey
Ted Warren
Dan Crowley
Local club social notes and damper of summer meetings
Miss Corrine Hocking hosted a club evening at 103 Empire Street with music dancing and a pink and blue decor scheme. Other items include church ice cream social at 51 West Copper Street and Epworth league outings on Roosevelt Drive with hikes games ghost stories and a long list of attendees.
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Corrine Hocking
Empire Street
Lenore Burte
Jean Burte
Janet Opie
Rene Peterson
Catherine Roberts
Gold Hill
Pearl Houghtton
Jeanette DeChamplaine
Ruby Pearson
P. S. Skelly
Agnes Bargman
Edith Dean
Broadway
Mary Pearson
West Way Club
Anna Franklin
Ernest Pearson
West Quartz Street
Weiner
Epworth League
Grace Church
Roosevelt Drive
Tom Rogers
Dorothy Roderick
Bessie Moyle
Virginia Haggerty
John Moyle
Fred Haggerty
Mary Hoar
Harvey Thirloway
Arnold Miller
Norman Hoar
Betty Holmes
Viola Banfield
Lois Thirloway
Dorine Banfield
Margaret Lanterman
Lois Banfield
Florence Williams
Helen Hurley
George Thurston
Lois Lanterman
Loretta Thirloway
Roy Beadle
George Slater
Douglas Williams
Argall McCallister
Harry Williams
J. Haggerty
W. Thirloway
W. Hoar
J. Callow
Joseph Ryan
Spokane
Robert Joseph
M. Burke
Colorado Street
Jack Warner
Tuscar
Mont
Tom Stodden
South Excelsior Street
Warner
Fred Seidnick
Indiana Avenue
Mayo Bros
St. John’s Parish
Leaves for Rochester to seek Mayo Clinic help
Frank Cash, once a Butte pioneer now living in Hamilton, departed Thursday for Rochester, Minnesota to consult Dr. Mayo about his stomach trouble. A longtime Five Mile Flats resident, he built the Five Mile hotel and played a notable part in local history.
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Rochester
Frank Cash
Butte
Hamilton
Minn
Mayo
Mr. Cash
Flats
Five Mile
Golden Fire Wood Reveals Hidden $250 Gold Dust Find
John Bettis found $250 in gold dust inside a can hidden in an auger hole after sawing a log on his Eldorado Springs farm. The discovery came as he needed firewood and split the old log. Local authorities were not mentioned in the report.
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Eldorado Springs
John Bettis
Actors Bennison and Miss Lawrence Die in Murder Suicide Duo
Police say the two, a stage actor and a 38 year old actress, were intoxicated when Bennison shot Lawrence and then wounded himself with a stab and a self inflicted gunshot. A note mentioning the Lambs club was found.
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Bennison
Musson
The
Lambs Club
Miss Lawrence
Miss Chalair
Benison
Orson D. Munn
New York
Scientific American
Wallace Eddinger
Auto Predicted by Hebrew Prophet in Modern Vision
INDIANAPOLIS Ind. The Rev Allen R B Bartholomew retiring president of the general synod of the Reformed Church of the United States cites Nahum predicting the automobile during a visit here. He quotes The chariots shall rage in the street and run like torches as modern cars.
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Indianapolis
Ind
INS
Nahum
Allen R. B. Bartholomew
Philadelphia
General Synod of the Reformed Church of the United States
Emigrant Gulch Gold Rush Starts at Yellowstone
Montana history sketches the start of the Yellowstone gold rush led by David R. Shorthill, David B. Weaver, and Frank Garrett. After crossing the plains in 1864 and finding color at Emigrant Gulch on August 30, the trio sparked a miner stampede that established Yellowstone City. Hard winter followed with scarce supplies and high prices before summer brought renewed activity.
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Yellowstone
David R. Shorthill
David B. Weaver
Frank Garrett
Shorthill
Weaver
Iowa
Northwest
Colorado
Missouri
Omaha
North Platte
Fort Laramie
Bozeman Trail
Montana
Powder River
Tongue River
Big Horn
Emigrant Gulch
Livingston
Thomas Curry
Alder Gulch
Jim Bridger
Yellowstone City
President Hoover Goes Fishing Despite Bad Weather
President Hoover, with Mrs. Hoover and aides, leaves for the Blue Ridge Virginia fishing lodge along the Rapidan river to fish and stay overnight. He plans frequent visits to the Virginia grounds during summer and to remain in Washington during recess.
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Washington
Hoover
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
National Capital
Hyde
Vernon Kellogg
Joel T. Boone
Rapidan River
National Park
White House
Congress
Hartzell to Leave Colorado School of Mines for Oberlin
Professor Hartzell plans departure next month to study under Dr. Holmes at Oberlin while teaching two chemistry courses and conducting colloid research. Dr Will V Norris will fill his position at the Colorado School of Mines area. Mrs Hartzell will accompany him.
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Northwest
Butteman
Colorado School of Mines
University of Southern California
Holmes
Oberlin
Hartzell
Will V. Norris
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America
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Buffalo
Cleveland
Detroit
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Houghton
Duluth
Margaret Lawrence
Los Angeles
California
Re Pair
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Prof. C. Phillips
History
Paul C. Phillips
State University History Department
Lester J. Hartzell
Shell
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Shell Motor
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