Contributions to the Historical Society of Montana . ion of my work makes it impossible for me to dowhat I woujd like to do. THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF LEWIS-TOWN. On July 16, 1905, the Lewistown Church celebrated theFifteenth Anniversary of its organization on July 14, of the pastors who had served during this period werepresent and took part in the services, viz: Rev. George Ed-wards, Rev. Albert Pfaus and Rev. Henry Quickenden. Brown, who had charge of the church for one , sent a letter of greeting, as did also Rev. S. , D. D., who with Mr.
Contributions to the Historical Society of Montana . ion of my work makes it impossible for me to dowhat I woujd like to do. THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF LEWIS-TOWN. On July 16, 1905, the Lewistown Church celebrated theFifteenth Anniversary of its organization on July 14, of the pastors who had served during this period werepresent and took part in the services, viz: Rev. George Ed-wards, Rev. Albert Pfaus and Rev. Henry Quickenden. Brown, who had charge of the church for one , sent a letter of greeting, as did also Rev. S. , D. D., who with Mr. Edwards organized thechurch. The papers and addresses of this anniversary oc-casion were fully reported by the local press and form thefoundation of this sketch. The first Presbyterian minister to visit Lewistown wasRev. E. P. Linnell, in the spri^g^ of 1886. Rev. R. M. Stev-enson visited Lewistown and A^^lite Sulphur Springs in Oc-tober of the same year in order to choose a field for Edwards, who had just finished his studies at Prince-. THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF LEWISTOWN. 1. Rev. Albert Pfaus. 5. William H. Watson.* 2. Rev. Kenneth Brown. 6. Mrs. Maria L. Watson. 3. Rev. Henry Quickenden. 4. Elder Wm. C. Cort. *Deceased Aug-. 17, 1S94.
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