Eighty Tenth Anniversary of Odd Fellows Celebrated
The Butte audience heard an eloquent address on Odd Fellows history from Judge Milburn and highlighted the order’s origins in Britain and America. The talk reviewed founders, lodges, and the charity ethos, noting North America’s 1,129,004 members and 65,522 new members the prior year along with 217,944 women in auxiliary lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Grand Lodge
North America
Odd Fellows
Order of Odd Fellows
Montana
Jacob Loeb
Helena
Odd Fellows of America
Denmark
Sweden
Germany
Honolulu
Argentine Republic
France
Italy
Japan
Grand Lodge
Massachusetts
Charles Sumner
Dandruff Germ Foe Promoted in Hair Cure Ad
An 18th century style ad claims dandruff causes thinning hair and baldness and promotes Herpicide as the sole cure. It declares scalp scouring ineffective and that killing the dandruff germ ends the problem. The copy appeals to vanity and references famous figures to boost trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Abou Ben Adhem Inspired Fraternal Dance Notes
In the evening members and friends enjoyed a dance at Renshaw hall and in the Auditorium. Rates by the day or week can be found at the offices of the Great Northern railway for Alhambra springs trains over the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railroads stop daily in the grounds.
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God
Heavenly Father
Abou Ben Adhem
Abou
Ben Adhem
Renshaw Hall
Great Northern Railway
Alhambra
Springs
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Teamsters Vote Down Concession to Employers
The Teamsters Union of Butte defeated a motion to recede from the May 1 wage demand of eight hours per day with a $3 minimum. Leaders warned of a possible strike if employers do not meet the demand, while a sizeable crowd heard employer representatives justify their hardships. A second union, the Stablemen's Union No. 167, issued an ultimatum that from May 1, 12 hours equal a day’s work for $3.
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Rebekah
Isaac
Rebekah Lodge
Schuyler Colfax
United States
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Moore
Brother Moore
Teamsters’ Union of
Butte
Pioneer Hall
Teamsters
Stablemen’s Union
No. 167
Professor Fuchs a Noted Butte Musician Dies at 60
Professor Fuchs, aged musician of Butte, died yesterday at St James hospital after a brief illness. He came to Butte 12 years ago. His daughter Mrs Fitz Butler is a noted city vocalist.
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Professor Fuchs
Butte
St. James’ Hospital
Fitz Butler
Martin Maney Is Acquitted In Grand Larceny Case
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports that in Big Timber on April 26 the Martin Maney grand larceny trial concluded with a not guilty verdict after three hours of jury deliberation. A steer allegedly linked to the Wilson ranch was involved, with evidence including a hide bearing the Wilson brand found in Maney’s hay stack and the beef in his possession. The Peter Maney case is set to come up Monday.
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The
Standard
Big Timber
Martin Maney
Maney
G. R. Wilson
Wilson
Fallang
Peter Maney
Woolen Mill Proposal for Billings Under Review
Billings Commercial club weighs a plan to build a woolen and wool scouring plant. Secretary White seeks detailed inducement details. Detroit businessman Beck says parties eyeing the project have funds or stock options, likely seeking a free site and a bonus or subscription.
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The
Standard
Billings
Billings Commercial Club
White
Beck
Detroit
Remains of Local Laborer Sent to Missouri Home
The remains of Frank Theiefelder, killed in a gravel pit between Big Timber and Grey Cliff on Thursday afternoon, were shipped tonight to his home in New Frankfort Missouri.
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The
Standard
Frank Theiefelder
Grey Cliff
New Frankfort
Bakery Delicacies, Orders Accepted, Phone 75
The notice invites old customers to place orders for bakery delicacies with prompt filling of mail and telephone orders. It lists temporary quarters at 41 West Galena Street and a contact phone number. The funeral details for John Connell are given as today at 2 p.m. from 784 North Montana Street. Prof. Carl August Fuchs, 60, died yesterday and his funeral is scheduled for tomorrow at 11 a.m. from 226 South Idaho Street.
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West
Galena Stret
John Connell
North
Montana Street
Carl August Fuchs
South
Idaho Street
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Butte News
Thad
ODD Fellowship
Old Country
Spokane
Elks
England
Baltimore
Maryland
Thomas Wildey
John Duncan
John Cheatham
Richard Austworth
Washington Lodge
Washington
Boston
Mass
Lincoln
Odd Fellows of
Massena Bullard
Independent
Vitaline
Eagle Pharmacy
Idaho
Oregon
PAXSON @ ROCKEFELLER
Park St
Butte, Mon
Humphreys
Humphreys’ Medicine Co. Cor, William and Johnsts
New York
George Washington
Falls, Mont
Board of Commissioners
Cascade County
Mont
Furnshin
Great Falls
Vincent Fortune
State Medical Institute
Tate
Filektron Building
Ft. Wayne
Ind
A. E. Robinon
Commercial Club
Missouri
Morris & Co
Y Butte
WM. Connell
South Montana
WM. Kamp
East Park St
WM. Slaughterback
West Aluminum
Alice Chynoweth
West Aluminum 8&T
Symons Dry Goods
W. Park
Butte, Mont
Brooklyn
Keeley
T. de Witt Talmage
Keeley Institute
Largey Lumber Company
East
Iron St
William A. Brady
Lottie Blair Parker
Joseph R. Grismer
Prigay m Sideuies
Pipestone Springs
Wm. E. Casey
Hot Springs, Arkansas
R. Burket
Prop
Pipestone Springs, Mont
Silver Bow Foundry and Machine Company
County Road
South Bute
P. O. Box
Butte, Montana
Estebitahed
Platinum ST. Butt
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