Elks Name Delegates to Anaconda Meeting From Butte Lodge
The Butte lodge of Elks elected 21 delegates to represent No. 340 at the Montana state association meeting in Anaconda on August 17. Mise Hagel Berkin was chosen as maid of honor. Alternates may be appointed, and plans include an Elks minstrel show in the coming fall. Jack ONeill and Howard Bailey were initiated into the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Lodge of Elks
Anaconda
Mise Hagel Berkin
Butte Lodge
Anaronda
J. J. Canening
M.W. Sternfels
Meintyre
W. E.’ Reynolds
Charles Sparta
FG. Sachs
AA. Crosman
Ana Sandan
Elke
Butte
Rome
Puoncation Pupissnes
Montana State Associaton el
Montana Elks
Ans
Billings
Bozeman
Elkeminstrel
Minter
No. 240
Jack O'Neill
Howard Bailey
Miner Patrick Kelly Dies After Fall in Anaconda Mine
Patrick Kelly, 27, a miner at the Anaconda mine, fell headfirst into a chute and was precipitated about 100 feet to the lower level. He died at St. James hospital after an autopsy found a bond fragment pressing on the brain. Survived by parents in Ireland, he was a union member and single. An inquest is planned. funeral at Sacred Heart Church with requiem high mass.
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Pat
I Kelly
Anaconda
St. James’ Hospital
Justice Doran
Patrick Kelly
Missionary Reception at Local Christian Church
The local missionary society hosted a reception for Mrs Kingsbury a missionary in India for 7 1/2 years. Revered by Rev A L Chapman she spoke of her love for India and its charm and possibilities. Kingsbury recently served at Bilaspur Central Provinces bringing several items for audience gifts and a small coin the pie was shared during refreshments in the church basement.
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Christian Church
Missionary’ Society
Kingsbury
India
Bre
A. L. Chapman
Iss
Bilaspur
Butte Briefs Notify Local Mentions and Travels
Born Aug 5 to the wife of Ea Willette of Rocker son. Mrs Flora Cushing and daughter Mins Rose left for the Portland fair last night. Judge William Clancy returned from Portland after weeks at the exposition. Marriage ceases were issued to Michael Dwyer and Julia Driscoll and A McDonald and Mabel Colston of Butte. Louis P Forestell city attorney of Auste will leave for Portland and Oregon. W McC White returned from Portland and Seattle after about a month. Services by Congregation B nai Terael Friday evening. Farewell address by Rev Harry Weiss at temple. Attorney Robert McBride returned from San Francisco after a week, saw Judge Dixon and Frank B Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea Willette
Rocker
Flora Cushing
Mins Rose
Portland
William Clancy
Michael Dwyer
Julia Driscoll
A. McDonald
Mabel Colston
Butte
Louis P. Forestell
Auste
Oregon
W. McC. White
Seattle
Washington
Congregation B'nai Tarael
R. M. Hobbs
Harry Weiss
Temple
Galena
Washington Streets
Robert McBride
San Francisco
McBride
W. W. Dixon
Golden Gate City
Frank B.thomas
Montana
Classic Hounds Burk the Turf Sunday Stakes Card
Local dog racing notes preview a Sunday event with 16 entries in the puppy stakes and an all age race. Notable dogs include Smoky Hill Mr Border Tom Windfall Belle Queen Celtic Knight and King Slasher among many. Prizes run from 20 to 4 dollars across placements and stakes.
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Butte Kennet
Inauich
Aon
Smoky Hill
Mr. Border
Tom
Windfall
Belle Queen
Dragon
Roy B
Jack Frost
Cloudless
College Queer
Renfrew
California
Trevathen
Rusty
Mr. War
J. Hicks
Macdougall
Kobobank
J. Frederick
Useless Boy
Murphy Smith
Bennett Bros
Ray B
Campbell
Blake & Smith
Jack, Frost
Cloudiess
College
Queen
R. Mt
Belle ‘Keen
Situation Improves in Butte Strike Rail Service
Reports from Butte indicate steady improvement in railroad operations amid the telegra ders' strike on Great Northern and Northern Pacific. Trains on both lines ran on time with several offices reopened, suggesting strikers returning or new workers assigned. by nightfall most Montana division offices east of Butte were active, while Great Northern handled ore and passenger trains normally and few replacements were needed.
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Butte
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Thu
Deer Lodge
Harrison
Elliston
Montana
Muir
Reed Point
Welchspur
Butts
Basin
Great Falls
Suserint
Read
Davis
Minot
Williston
Orphans in Town Tonight Cantata by Twin Bridges
Fifty children from the asylum school in Twin Bridges perform a cantata titled The Cor and present the program at the town hall this evening. They are due at 4 45 pm, with a street car ride to town from the Northern Pacific depot. Mr Wharton will escort them to Columbia Gardens Saturday for a city ride. Proceeds aim to aid the orphans back home as state funds fall short.
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Torium
Twin Bridges
Northern Pacific
Wharton
Columbia Gardens
Butte
Hope of Recovery Entertained for Wounded Man
Physicians attending M. George Paul report slight hope of his recovery after a bullet struck his left side and traversed a lung and the opposite kidney. Shaban Farlass and his mother, connected to the case, are detained at the county jail pending outcome and formal charges.
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M. George Paul
Shaban Farlass
Paul
Harriman Party Camps in National Park Visit
A party of Harriman railroad executives including Julius Kruttschnitt W E Banscroft and E Buckingham traveled to Butte last night and boarded a special seven car train to Gardiner from the park. Daniel Boyle of the Northern Pacific met the group here to escort them to Gardiner as plans to Spokane via Helena or Butte could change due to strike conditions. An injury report notes M E Hammond of Missouri River Power Company wounded by a windblown sign in downtown Butte.
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Harriman Roads
Butte
Gardiner
Julius Kruttschnitt
Harriman
W. E Banscroft
Oregon Short Line
In Pedro Road
E. Buckingham
J. L. Dunn
E. H. Harriman
M. E. Hammona
Missouri River Power Company
Galena Street
Granite
Main Streets
Hammond
Tomach
Venturesome Boy Survives Runaway Horse Incident
Francis Macauley seven year old son of Alexander Macauley escaped serious harm after a runaway horse and buggy hurtled through Idaho and Galena streets. The vehicle wrecked near Macauley’s store, throwing the boy to the ground, with only a slight sprain to his left wrist reported. Also noted is the funeral for the late Thomas D. Hinds scheduled Friday at 2 p.m. at Mt. Morrison cemetery.
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Francis Macauley
Alexander Macauley
Montana
Galena
Thaho
Thomas D. Hinds
Patrlors
Mt. Mo. Flah
First National Bank of Los Angeles Formed in 1900s
The Los Angeles National Bank and the Southwestern National Bank merge with the First National Bank to form the First National Bank of Los Angeles. The amalgamation includes Equitable Savings, Los Angeles Trust Company, and Metropolitan Trust and Savings Bank.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles National Bank
Southwestern National Bank
First National Bank
First National Bank of
Equitable Savings Bank
Los Angeles Trust Comppany
Metropolitan Trust and Savings Bank
One-Third Off Fashion Bargains At Silk Coats And Dresses
Retail catalog style sale offers mirmessus, black silk coats at one third, children coats in navy green and beige at half or one third price, white suits and shirtwaists discounted, caps, kimonos, and hats across womens wear. Notable items include silk waists four ninety five, shoulder capes two fifty, linen skirts, mohair and cotton skirts, and various kimonos and hats with substantial price cuts. Includes multiple garments with values ranging from two to fifteen dollars, now reduced to bargain prices.
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Walste
Madras
New Rome
Big Bargains in Nation Dept Items Offered At Low Prices
Retail catalog style notice lists handkerchiefs at 10 cents, Windsor ties, children's stockings, neck beads, and various accessories priced to attract buyers. It advertises hemmed belts, washables, pearl buttons, linen collars, veils, shirt waist sets, hatpins, Tommy Atkins belts, stockings, ribbons, dress trimmings, and turn over collars with bold values and sizes across 6 to 20. The dense list emphasizes mass sale of low-cost items with multiple colors and materials.
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Windsor
Patra
Tve
Jury Unable To Reach Verdict In Williamson Case
The jury in the case of J N Williamson Dr Van Gesner and Marion R Biggs did not agree on a verdict by 1 o clock at night and were locked up for the night amid tense proceedings.
Russian Sakhalin garrison surrenders to Japan
Tokio reports the Russian garrison on Sakhalin Island surrendered to Japanese forces on July 31. The decision ends Russian military presence on the island and shifts control to Japan amid ongoing regional hostilities.
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Tokio
Sakhalin
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Alzteen
Howe
Rowe & Noah
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Ve. Rowe
Noall
Miss Parton
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Mr. Ritson
Pacific
Mutte Tate
National Park
Stox
Comdine
Mirmessus
Tin
Mma
Iter
Ick
Yomen
Tong
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Paris
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