Butte Current Notes Offers Local Business Snippets
The page lists various local notices and ads from Butte including plans to rent planes from Orton Bros Walker's for liquor, services from chiropodist and dentists, and shops like The Clothery and Irish 06 East Park. It mentions residents visiting relatives, vacations, magazine arrivals, and movements of Montana workers and dignitaries amid a broader community snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros. Walker's
Penn
Bi’k
Montana Fire Insurance
Slemons & Booth
Buchanan Stewart
Everett
Wash
Inna
Joseph Richards
Virginia City
Mabel Stevens
Dry Goods
Big Hole
P. O
Adventure
Blue Book
People’s
Top Notch
West Park
L. A. Marshall
Wallace
Idaho
Hutte
Butte
Denver
Ang
North Main
M. M. Donoghue
Montana Federation of Labor
Great Falls
Teamsters
Nye
RM. Ward
M.S. Gunn
Galen
Helena
M.E. Barry
Dillon
E. Foley
G. Clark
Alhattan
Thomas Thompson
Judith
Wilson Will Win in North Dakota Vote Analysis
Fargo observer F J Thompson reports North Dakota is strongly progressive and would favor Roosevelt if not for a split with La Follette. He predicts Wilson will win the majority of Republican progressive votes despite Taft and Roosevelt divisions. Thompson notes no Democratic rift and favorable crop and labor conditions, with harvest expectations high.
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Woodrow Wilson
North Dakota
Roosevelt
Tafe
F. J. Thompson
Fargo
Butte
Mr. Thompson
Chicago
la Follette
Taft
Wilson
Mr. Thompso
Democratic ‘Party
Thompen
Thompson
Seattle
Union Label Campaign Promises Theater Slides
At a Silver Bow Trades and Labor assembly meeting the committee announced that starting tomorrow all moving picture theaters in the city will display a slide urging the purchase of union labeled goods.
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Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Unio
Flax Production Expected to Double in Fergus Fields
Special Dispatch from Lewistown notes David Hilger predicts a flax crop boom in Fergus County after last year’s poor flax yields. He cites Fergus farmers’ lack of flax experience and says this season’s fields look the finest he’s seen, with spring wheat promising a large yield. Wheat should hit markets in about a week. An unrelated metal alloy discovery is also mentioned.
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Standard
Lewistown
David Hilger
Judith Basin
Fergus
Hilger
Americans Beat Canadians in Money Making Game
Americans in Canada are earning more and performing better in farming and business, says Daniel Meirth, a county jail night turnkey who just returned from Calgary. He notes land prices have cooled from boom inflation, while Americans move to homestead on railroad land and reap sizable returns. At Edmon day, McCarthy supports the view. The Richelieu cafe advertises a quiet place to eat and drink on South Main opposite State Savings Bank.
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Canada
Daniel Meirthy
Calgary
Edmonday
Hun- Grede
McCarthy
Richelieu Cafe
South Main
Bank
Luciano Raverat
Suslak Guilty in Butte White Slavery Case Verdict
Special Dispatch from Helena reports the jury found Sigmund Suslak guilty as charged after 21 hours deliberation in federal court. Jurors could not agree on Max Fried, with a 9 to 3 split prior to the verdict. Suslak to be sentenced Aug 10. Fried retrial to be set for the Butte term.
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Helena
Sigmund Suslak
M ‘Ginund Sislak
Max Fried
Judi Bourquin
Suslak
Bourquin
Fried
Grace Beal
Spokane
Butte Jaw
Trades Assembly on Convict Labor
A Montana trades assembly session adopted unanimous resolutions opposing convict labor on public roads. They demand abolition of the system, credit wages to convicts, and urge legislation to prohibit convict competition with free labor, with copies sent to labor bodies and the press.
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Organized Labor
Montana
Alhambra Springs
F. Mabie
J.B. Henderson
E. J. Swaidner
Jury Secured to Hear Ricketts Case Evidence
Livingston August 4 The Montana state case against George Ricketts over Deputy Sheriff Brannin’s murder near Melville last November has secured a jury. Court adjourned until Monday to begin witness examination, with an estimated week needed for testimony. Jurors listed include A L Fox A A Henn A J Eaton John Fitzpatrick P H Leonard C D Palmer Lawrence McAllister EJ Nauch H C Orman Ben Franklin W K Shepherd Albert Snyder. In Dillon, Aubrey Gorman brought from Pocatello on a bigamy charge for a May marriage to Goldie Mast near Apex. He is suspected to have another wife and child in New York.
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Standard
Livingston
State of
Montana
George Ricketts
Brannin
Melville
A. L. Fox
A.A. Henn
A. J. Eaton
John Fitzpatrick
Ph.’ Leonard
C.D. Palmer
Lawrence McAllister
Ej, Nauch
H. C._Orman
Ben Franklin
W. K. Shepherd
Albert Snyder
Aubrey
Dillon
Pocatello
C. Gorman
Crosley
Goldie Mast
Apex
New York
Dilling Contest Sets High Stakes at Montana Picnic
Contenders train for rock drilling events at the miners union picnic in Gregson Springs next Sunday. Heavies feature seven eighths steel and eight pound hammers with prizes totaling 1000 dollars, while light weights earn 610 dollars for the top trio. John D Ryan funds 500 of the 1600 dollar purse with Montana residency condition, disqualifying Pickens and Page.
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Miners’ Union
Gregson Springs
Kinsella
Bradshaw
Perovich
War
Montana
Melver
Columbia Gardens
Ampion Sing
Penth Steel
McLean
Silver Bow
Ame Ile
John D. Ryan
Am Kamated Copper Company
Union Differences To Be Discussed At Joint Meeting
A joint meeting of several building trades unions is planned for this evening to seek settlement of long running construction disputes that began last May between bricklayers and hod carriers. Tensions rose after bricklayers quit in sympathy with hod carriers. recently workers from a new hod carrier union organized but is not aligned with the local building council, while the old hod carriers remain affiliated with it. Both unions belong to the American Federation of Labor.
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New ‘Union
Central Council
Building Council
American Federation of Labor
Delegates arrive for Knights of Pythias session in Denver
Delegates begin arriving for the twenty-seventh biennial supreme lodge session of Knights of Pythias to be held August 6 to 15 in Denver. Represented are all states, the Philippines, Cubs, Hawaii, the canal zone and China. the supreme temple Pythian Sisters holds its biennial session simultaneously. A key proposed change is reducing the membership age from 21 to 18.
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Denver
Col
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythiss
Philippines
Cubs
Hawaii
Canal Zone
China
Supreme Temple
Pythian Sisters
Agnosticism and knowledge of God explored in sermon
The South Side Methodist Church heard Rev. Frank Hopkins preach on Agnosticism and the Witness of the Spirit from John 17 2, arguing that knowing of God differs from knowing God and urging personal search for spiritual certainty beyond historical evidence. He warns agnosticism doubts even existence, and calls for vital, present contact with God to gain life eternal and true knowledge. The sermon contrasts faith with mere scriptural reading and church membership.
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South Side Methodist Church
Frank Hopkins
Johin
Jesus Christ
Mr. Hopkins
Goa
George Washington
God
Paul Fath
Tria
Earth
Vis
Hia
A Big Output at Gardens Hatchery Restocks Streams
Butte Anglers club drives restocking of tributaries. Columbia Gardens hatchery distributes 100000 trout stock to the club free of charge. About 300000 trout fry are ready this week, with 200000 set for Missoula via Judge Bickford. Hatchery holds 600000 eggs slated to hatch before September 1, grayling successfully hatched, stock to Bitter Root river.
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Butte
Butte Anglers’ Club
Columbia Gardens
Missoula
Bickford
Clark
Bitter Root
Ailva
Programme at Ansonia Catches Butte Crowd
The Ansonia picture house opens with magnificent crowds as the new show house earns praise for its design lighting and cool theatre. The White Man's Burden and Second Love headline a three day program featuring Pearl and Davin, Prof. A H Cammack, and a lively orchestra amid enthusiastic audience reaction.
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Ansonia
Butte
Miss Pearl
Miss Davin
A. H. Cammack
Authorities Crack Down on Street Walkers in City
Orders issued to arrest street walkers led to the first arrest in weeks when Belle Wilson, giving that name, was taken by Patrolman Wilson on East Park Street yesterday morning. She was released on a $50 bond.
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Belle Wilson
East Park Street
Wilson
Union announces special meeting at Schilling's hall
All members of workingmen's union are notified of a special meeting at S o'clock in Schilling's hall. W. M. O'Brien serves as President and Sam P. Johnson as Secretary. Also notes regular French dinner from 5 pm to 8 pm at Richelle cafe with private dining rooms for Indies. Lucian Raverat, proprietor. Mainsprings priced at $1 at Mayer's.
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Workingmen's Union
S O'Clock
Schilling’s Hall
W. M. O'Brien
Sam P. Johnson
Richelle Cafe
U. K
Indies
Lucian Raverat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
Arenes
Tapt
Progressives
Tate
UNION
Fergus Fields
Butte Optical Co
Corner Park and
Dakota Sts
Rourauin Deck
Trades Assembly
Ricketts
Pickens and
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Tabfe
Daily
Sunday Standard
United States
Mexico
Richelley Cafe
South’ Mal
State Savings Bank
Eeethante
Mose Linz—Lends
North Main Street
By Frederic J. Haskin
Uncle Sam
Vo Ite
Haskin
Aunconde
Anaconda
Anacon
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
Picture House of Quality
Waliken
Mayer's
Boucher
West Park St
Great Northern Railway
Alhambra
Bontana
J. Sullivan
Alhambra, Mont
ED Rose Jeweler
North Main St
Butte, Mont
McMonegal School of
Walt
Ener Hieck Corner
Granite
Wyoming
Butte Novelty Works
Butte Auto
Galena
Bell
Ind
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