Butte Current Notes From A Fragmented Page
Local items include lodging and business notices. dental and tailoring services, dining room details, and ongoing city events. Names include Dr Transi e and McLaughlin Coat Co. visits by Mrs J G Seward and travellers to Spokane, Los Angeles, and Mexico. temperance union meeting scheduled at 2:30 PM at 1940 Booth Tdahe Aired. various residents from Helena, Missoula, Whitehall and other towns visiting Butte.
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Orton Bron
Baltimore
West Park
Coat and Wood
McLaughlin Coat Co
Davis
Thomas Elk
Transi@e
North Main Street
Walker's
Yegenevs
Tatrick Cronin
Dennett Street
Mra
J. BR. Woodrow
Dieimvngie
Dinite
Vienry
Ware
Gonth
Tnigue Tailoring
W. Granite
Dim International Epfe
Dwyer
F. U
Bred Hinks
Reporteria
The
Standard
Snokane
Review
O. G. Hample
Salt Lake
Tos Angeles
San Diego
Coronado Beach
Catatina Islands
San Francisco
Mexico
Anna A. Walker
Worratt
Christian Terperance Union
J. G. Seward
Booth Tdahe
Bishop Confirms Class at St. Andrew’s Centerville
Bishop Bishon Brewer preached and confirmed a class at St. Andrew’s Episcopal in Centerville. He was guest of Rev. E. C. Blackton. Church services spanned holy week with daily 10:93 o'clock mornings and noon to 1 o'clock on Fridays.
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Bishon Brewer
St. Andrew's Episcopal Ruth
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
St. John’s Church
C. Blacktaton
Rida
John Oheaty Withdraws and OLeary Remains in Race
OLeary declares he will stay in the race until polls close amid reports of Oheaty withdrawal. The funeral of Charles Holmes will be Tuesday at 9 AM at 725 Maryland Avenue, with Mass at 9:30 AM at St Joseph's Church.
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John O'heaty
Voruldermiin
Revorc
Taco
Sone
Me. O'Leary
Tolman
Integra
Charles Holmes
Maryland Avenue
Maas
SS Joseph's Church
Nook Island Quiet After Militia Departure
Rock Island remains quiet as two companies prepare to leave after duty since Wednesday night due to deaths from a riot. Sentries parade the street while stores were closed all day. Tomorrow the area will reopen in the evening with two companies remaining on site.
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Rock
Butte Miners Union votes four to one against strike
In a historic vote the Butte Miners Union, parent to the Western Federation of Miners, rejected strike action four to one. Officials counted ballots as members surrounded the railing. the result ends a four year stance on strike measures and reflects financial strains from shuttered shifts and lost work.
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Sodé
Ha Tsst Baljok
Butte Minera’ Union
Ghove
Butte Union
Western Federation of Minors
Toe Penhall
Ov Attike
Butte Miners’ Uion
Butte Local
Western Federation of Miners
Youre
Alster
United States
Las
Hill City voters choose six officers in city election
Hill City faces a six-seat ballot with mayor and city treasurer, police judge, and three aldermen. A record 568 voters registered, up from 168 last year. Incumbent Mayor Joe Briney campaigns on financing, street cleanups, and debt reduction, while George Molrook seeks re election as treasurer. Democratic and socialist tickets compete amid a crowded field with Archie Seiz, Tom Murray, and Grimes among declared candidates.
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Twalkervilla Voters
Republicans
Socialista
Joe Briney
George Molrook
Briney
Archie Seiz
Tom Murray
Wast Grimes
Tita
Grimes
Clothilde Dramatizes Family Theatre With Intrigue and Costumes
A French society drama titled Clothilde opened for four weeks at the Family theatre. The production features lavish costumes and strong performances by Miss Tortan, Miss Letty Barrows, and others. The plot follows a Parisian woman’s revenge scheme, as she hides a lover’s past to secure a husband, with shifting affections and strategic deception. The program also previews The Dashes Douter and The Call of the Circus, with amateur night scheduled and next week offering The Westerner.
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Clothilde
Clathilde
Andre
Fernande
Letty Barrows
Anguleh
Nnesse
Nil
Mina Barrawa
Miss Orten
Milas Sutton
Mir. Walling
Mir
Newman
Vuiwe Centura Pioture
Gilteyte
Tlin
Mitines
Mrs Fren Waits Undergoes Hospital Operation
Mrs Frank Waits, wife of Detective Frat White, underwent an operation at Murray Hospital following prolonged illness. Late last night she was reported as doing well.
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Frank Waits
Frat White
the Murray Hospital
Porlong Winesa
British Geographical Association Chief Forecasts Weather Driven Trade Shift
In frigid Canada the British Geographical Association president warns of variable migration effects on wine and mineral shipments. He states a seasonal 8 percent drop below zero will bar certain goods from Southern Wargo, aiming to bolster northern development despite the challenging climate.
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Canada
Wargno
Catholic Church Denounces Socialism as Threat to Faith
A Catholic pastor denounces socialism as an enemy to the church and home, urging Catholics to choose faith over socialist tenets. He quotes socialist writers to claim atheism and attacks on marriage, calling socialism a danger to church authority and urging unwavering loyalty to the church.
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Socialiam
Peter
Christ
James Leatham
Socialiain and
Character
Kert
Mats
Lasalle
Engels
Morris
Bax
J1yndman
Guesde
Bebel
Ceorge D. Herron
Inter- National Socialist, Party
Wfe
Salvation Army Self-Denial Week Aims to Aid Needy
The annual self-denial week by the Salvation Army runs through next Sunday with special services at the army hall. Funds raised support home and abroad efforts, including open air work and missions. the army now operates in 68 countries. Donations may be sent to Mr. Peter Dowell, with a corps officer in charge here.
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Salvation Army
Army Hall
Eixtra
Batyutley Army
Vis
Salvation Anny
Cubanna
Mit
Pietee Dowell
Chiaray
Great Northern Starts Its Summer Ballasting
The Great Northern announces summer ballast work by two steam vessels to begin next month. Crews will operate near the harbor, with tasks focused on ballast transfer to prepare for ship service in the coming months. Bank of Denver involvement noted in financing and rental arrangements.
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Great Northern
Mligitiy
Twenty Cent Clip Sought by Sheepmen In Open Winter
Montana wool season faces low prices as wool buyers and stockmen assess a mild February and scattered snow. Officials report heavy snows not pervasive, stockmen forced to drive cattle into southern Montana to find markets while eastern and southern counties see improved drought relief from recent snows and chinook patterns. Local settlers note rising stock drives and ongoing preparations for spring, with expectations of near typical clipping times despite market softness.
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Montana
Tia
Denkort
Carter County
Montana Sodamen
Hexaos
Tus
Iman
Demkert
Yellowstone County
Frastern Momrune
Beakett
Astute
Unclear text on bank consolidation and capital stock
Fragmentary OCR note discusses a consolidation involving a national bank and increased capital stock to a large sum. Details are garbled, with multiple misread names and places, making a precise identification difficult. The core idea mentions adjusting capital to match a specified amount and references banking institutions and an associated consolidation.
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Wooser
Lamorra
Lotines
Wirst National
la Capital
Kirgee Banking
Fesnimreen
Unclear text on local property sale and opera plans
Fragmentary report from Latvistown Brarciy details the purchase dispute over a property on Malm Street opposite Bright hotel and notes a nearby opera house site for a fine opera house closed yesterday. Promoter says plans are moving forward and expects construction this year.
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Latvistown
Brarciy 3
Wodditan
Quotations that echo a nation’s moral standard
The passage cites Theodore Roosevelts American Idea and quotes a critic arguing that government power should rest with a few clearly identified leaders. It contrasts early democratic ideals with concerns about centralized authority and the risk of concentrated power in the hands of a few men.
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Colin
Columbus
Three-Year-Old Tramps Listed By Police Pickup
A fragmentary report details a three year old wandering boy picked up by a police officer near Lind Point street area. He gave directions and the officer noted his wanderlust while authorities searched for his guardian.
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Butte News
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Bulle
Telar
Dia
Amonil
San
Rane
Eight & Fairfield Co, Jewelers and Opticians
Butle, Mort
Butte
Bishop
ST. Andrew's
Centerville
Oleany
Witidtaw
Nook Island
Aceth Minemes Union
Pirat
Airiic
Miners’ Savings Bank and Trust Company
Crowley's
Worlly Main
Hill City
Aldenmes
Police Jonge Ane
Ole Dondred
Nes
Drs. McKendry
Hannifin
Butte Optical Co
Corner Park and
Dakota Streets
Franc Whur
Father Barry
Jalin Church
Evaile Vandervelde
Chamber of Deputies
Beth
Frederick
Cieage
Pinto
Rome
Curtis
Aig
Maley
Brita
Antioch
Mocet
New Zewland
Lenin
St Pade
Jesus
OF Salvationists
Denver
Maren MoThe Renters of
Ttlese Nallamal Bank of
Amd
Atockman
Eastern Wontana
Wyoming
Atock
Montats
Trakert
Custer County
Ofeila Housh Sung
Rata
Tue Pattatfinn
Mose Linz Lenz
Nea Peeeti
Baek
Blok Barnike Siigtely
Ahene Enettans
Altetinnek Lok
Wits
WGN
AL Dhe
Clerke’s
Newbro Drug Co
North Prain Street
Target Drug House
Isaac Bechtel
Ind
Fast
Alhandhra Hot Springs
Ed Rose
Main Stree
Rex
Batts
South Main Ind
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