Unrequited Love Tragedy Leads To Double Crisis
Alfred Gerthart of Butte killed himself in a Whitehall resort after conflicting with his wife and pursuing a mistress. The scene showed a revolver shot blowing away the right side of his head as he barricaded the door and threatened self harm. He previously hid a diamond and $99 after fleeing the room. The couple had married in Minneapolis and lived at 226 South Main Street.
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Whitehall
Alfred Gerthart
Butte
Gerthart
Haines
Gerfhart
Minneapolis
Bonner Block
South Main Street
Thanks: An Incomplete Record of a City Notice
A fragmented OCR line mentions Sirs and a belt inquiry with a phone reference, but the readable content is limited and lacks clear event or names. The item resembles a brief public notice or classified fragment with partial contact details.
Funeral at Will Take Place Tomorrow Morning
Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 9 o clock at Ae Will. Embalmer Ba Brien and Duggan will attend, with the undertaker’s team arranging the burial and rites.
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Tomer
Sam Treloar Again Leads B and M Band
Sam Treloar resumes leadership of the Heaton and Montana band and returns as assistant to the director at a band meeting. The orchestra plans expanded talents and increased orchestration while Treloar charts a path for renewed prestige and steady leadership.
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Sam Treloar
Heaton & Montana
Northwestern
Lation
Emen
Holman
Ant
Treinat
Onan
Iin
Ation Et Hin
Hiciwan
Hinck Eagie
St Orent Palin
Tanere
James Thomas
View Free
Dan
Merctary
Mamphires
Williams Pier
Trestees
Toho Mare
Local names appear in partial list from Helena region
Fragmentary OCR shows names and initials such as CC Clark Mineola DalABtves Dillon Dan Mealy Livingston Wiley Mountjoy A.A. McDonant and others. The readable items include references to individuals and a Helena connection with potential local affiliations or listings.
Wanderer observations on old county politics and life
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls two-party races in Oliver Bow county two years past, noting deaths and departures of many candidates, recounting a democratic win for treasurer and a republicans’ local gains. It describes voting by machinery, social chatter, a cheese of recollections, and a Twin Falls visitor praising Idaho’s North West frontier towns.
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Oiiver Bow County
Deer Sage
Rt Beare
J. Welch
Jere Knack
Inners
Montana
Welt
A. ¢. Witter
Hutte Miners
Trons
Clerk
Miven Hughes
Huaher
Gant Heatth
Lowey
Last of the Course in Butte Lyceum Event
The Mrvilers' Quartets presented a varied program including solos duets and readings at the Butte Lyceum. The audience heard a mix of recitations and musical numbers with some items tied to California tales and a later piece titled The Welcome Intruder.
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Butte Lyceum
Abduhar
Butte Briefs and Notices Include Family Announcements
Fragmentary notices report births and family news from Butte. An infant named Mercury is noted in April with parents Pats Franti and Towey. Details are incomplete but indicate a forthcoming visit or event within a week and a general invitation context referenced by a Reverend.
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Horn
Jacov
Fragmentary OCR Muse Echoes a Poem Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a poetic text with garbled names and phrases. The readable bits suggest a personal meditation or lyric line but many words are indecipherable, leaving only scattered vowels and partial terms.
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Mtaup, King & CO
Northup, King & Co
Perry
King @ Coe cc
On & Rockefeller Co
West Park, Putte
Revolver
Omaha
J. Walsh
Beet Park
James
Tomorree
Eph Richards
Dugganev
Kennessys
Copenhagen
Sale
Robespierre
Bio
Gage
Wand
Pala
Tor
Twinalte County
Idaho
Theity
Fairmont Creamery Co
Ansonta
Aargecrita
California
Oly
Uae
Ficim Hyeerst Eek Sayers Ted Leartive Toweie
Tomas
Ortana
Dora
Sean Ae
RG Koren
Miesse
Rexall
Ller Drug CO
Anaconda
Mont
PAXON
Rockefeller CO
JeLa
America
Lache
Alli
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