Lieneman Returns from Goldfield District
Louis Lieneman, once a California brewery proprietor, has come back from Nevada’s Goldfield district after ten months. He plans a quiet stay in Butte until the heat subsides and health returns. He notes Goldfield’s mining promise but stresses the need for railway connections to ship ore profitably.
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Louis Lieneman
California
Goldfield
Nevada
Mr. Lieneman
Butte
Lieneman
Tonopah
Galafield
San Frankisco
Liene
Gownfeld
Electric Buttons to Link Courtroom Officials by Bell
United States plans to install electric bell buttons in the federal building to connect the courtroom clerk marshal and judge. Push buttons on the judge bench will summon marshal clerk or stenographer. three each for marshal and clerk allow rapid exchanges. Bids must be in by noon on the twelfth of the month.
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United States
Aranal Lioya
Hie Amice
Jude
Little Ones of Bridges Enjoy Day at Gardens
Children from the Olphas home at Twin Bridges toured the street railroad system on a special car led by Manager Whar fon. They visited the gardens and enjoyed the merry go round Katz enjammer swings and other attractions before returning to the city after a happy outing.
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Olphas
Twin Bridges
Whar Fon
Street Railroad Company
Aite Dead and Local Social Events Noted
J Grisenthwaite, longtime Ravalli hotel manager now in Yellowstone, arrived from Salt Lake after burying his wife. His daughter accompanies him as friends extend sympathy. Welsh church ladies hosted a sewing and music afternoon at 437 Hopkins. St Mary’s AOH planned a card party and dance to support Miss Sadie Sullivan for the Portland fair with 50 cent admission.
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J. Grisenthwaite
Yellowstone Park
Montana
Hamilton
Salt Lake
Ald Society of the Welsh Church
J. C. Jones
Hopkins Street
Jones
William Pritchard
Sadie Sullivan
Strle
Portland
Dedication of New Methodist Church in Clyde Park
Special dispatch reports Rev George D King presiding elder of the Metasaint church in the Roseman district visiting the city en route to Clyde Park for Sunday dedication of a new Methodist church. Several pastors from across the state plan to attend the ceremony and participate in the dedication events.
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Sxamanrd
Livingston
George D. King
Metasaint
Roseman
Clyde Park
New Methodist
Strike situation shows little change in northern rail lines
Butte joins the strike with 0 to work refused. Northern Pacific and Great Northern service improves slightly as passenger trains run faster and some freights arrive on time. Eastbound NP passengers pass through Butte better. workers from the East are dispatched along the line. Some Butte workers refuse to quit, while wire cuttings disrupt Western Union and NP lines. federal officials are urged to pursue suspects responsible for interrailwire interruptions.
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Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Butte
Livingston
Misoula
Logan
At Butt
Union
Western Union
Washington
Camel for Algeria Lodge Shrine Parade Arrangements In Full Swing
Dan S Fishell of Barnum Bailey arrives in the city to coordinate Shrine parade events for Tuesday afternoon at Algeria lodge The program includes a burlesque camel walk desert interludes and the presentation of Mitt Daby by JA Bailey and Helm Leggat The parade at 6 30 pm features oriental splendor and ten camels joining the moving columns of merrymakers
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Dan S. Fishell
Barnum & Bailey
The
Thornton
Fishel
Ellery
Royal Station Band
Fishell
Shriner
Wawndust Arena
J. Benton Leggatt
Shriners
Fisher
JA. Bailey
Mitt Daby
Algeria Lodge
Dance Fight Breaks Up Color Picnic at Ten Mile Canyon
A dance held by colored residents at Ten Mile canyon near Butte ended in a fight Friday night. Charles Fortune and others argued, a hammer strike injured W. E. Grant, a former policeman, and the crowd dispersed. Grant and others plan to press charges when the county attorney's office opens tomorrow.
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Butte
Ten Mile Canyon
Charles Fortune
Fortune
R. B. Campbell
W. E. Grant
Grant
Henry Brown
Butte Store Offers Big Clothing Sale With Many Reductions
The men’s clothing event draws crowds as suits are sorted for a Monday turnover and major reductions accompany the sale. Also note Mt Hood ascent by Gunn Maloney and Clark, a wedding of Johanna Belti to Nickoli Rikala, and a Knights meeting at Miners Union hall. Women’s college boots on sale at Red Boot Shoe Company for 3.95.
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Suse Ar Srennessy
Butte
Anree
Pacific Coast
Winfield Gunn
William Maloney
Louis Clark
Mt. Hood
Johanna Belti
Nickoli Rikala
M. ‘Hudnont
John Kosi
Oscar Kani
Laura Erkkila
Rikala
East Broadway
Silver Lodge
Miners' Union Hall
Red Boot Shoe Company
Silk Pongees and Wool Dress Patterns on Sale
Chefu pongees offered at 65 cents per yard, 24 inches wide, with silk crepe finish and natural color. A similar wide fabric priced at 1.25 per yard. All wool dress patterns feature mohairs voiles and broadcloths, lengths 7 to 9 yards, values from 6 to 10 dollars, now 2.95 per pattern.
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Hennessy
Butte
Mont
Venice
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