Local Business and Socials Briefs from Butte
A mixed notations brief lists rent pianos from Orion Bros and sales from Montane Music De Flor de Haitimore, notes various professionals including dentist G. A. Chevigny, surgeon Dr. Hanson, and hotel guests such as W. A. Quinn of Spokane at the Thornton. It mentions marriage licenses issued to KB and Katherine Anields and a Northern Pacific lighted sleeper addition to the North Coast Limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orion Bros
Fred Orton
N. Main
Montane Music de Flor de Haitimore
Best
Union Made
G. A. Chevigny
Chirk
Ogotonic
Stromberg Mullins Co
F. Donlan
Missoula
Finlen
Sliver Row
Park
W. A. Quinn
Spokane
Thornton A
Walker
Park Street
Hanson
A. Kaiser
Fosston
Minn
West
Thornton
Thomas H. Dabler
Warren Dahe
JA. Moreland
San Fransisco
Regia the Thornton
Heilbronner
Newhro Drug Company
Clear
Ladies’ Aid Society
Shortridge Memorial
Yexters
George F. Gauth
Butte
Acnerian
Rene
Wichmann
Orien
Ellen McMitheis
Pat
PH. McCarthy
Presbyterian Hospital
Omaha
Hutte
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Shandrow
Katherine Anields
Bense
Montana
Virginia City
Reunion of Army of the Philippines T: Council Bluffs event set with delegates and speeches
The annual reunion of the Society of the Army of the Philippines gathers in Council Bluffs Aug. 1. General Jacob H. Smith ill. Gen. Hale expected to be re elected president. Governor Cummings to deliver welcoming address. Portland leads as next site.
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Council Bluffs
Laws
Society
Army of the Philippines
Colorado
Dacob H. Smith
Portsmouth
Ohio
Mags
Cummings
MacArthur
Lloyd Wheaton
Trving Hale
Hale
Portland
Ore
Montana Woman Suffrage Convention Heads to Butte
The seventh annual Montana Woman Suffrage Association convention is set for September 1 and 18 in Butte. Officials Maria M. Dean Nannita Bagley Sherlock Anna A. Walker Mary Atwater, Serepia Sander and Mrs PA Danruditors represent leading cities as speakers. The call emphasizes progress, property rights, and global suffrage momentum since 1868.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Woman Suffrage Associon
Butte
Sociation
Maria M. Dean
Helena
Nannita Bagley Sherlock
Boulder
Anna A. Walker
Hardy
Mary
Atwater
Helens
Serepia Sander
Hutte
Dan Ruditors
New York
Omaha
Eight Hour Days for Insurance Men
Notices posted in real estate and insurance offices announce the eight hour work day move. Employers say closing at 6 pm benefits workers and satisfaction is high. The change affects employees who had long shifts and now start at 1 pm, with extended hours reduced accordingly.
Receivers accounts examined in city trust case
Receivers accounts are being examined as city agencies plan for several business sites at Sinemaa ity with an agreement forged by The Thompeon Inver O Brien Morley Thomas company Reynolds & McDowell and others. The case involves about 400 dollars tied to a mine and several receivership claims amid ongoing testimony and audits.
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Alex Alley & Mink
A.W. Barnard
Thaowkes Nn
W. Case
Ndhly
F. A. Heinge
Pany
Myroel
Tna
Kirk
Hon. Maury
L. C. Shores
C.F. Kelly
Heine
Iever
Charles Sis Butte
Anaconda
Vessels to be British Australian funded under naval plan
Imperial conference results show Australia to largely fund and man vessels for defense with Australians. Canada and Australia favor air forces and volunteer troops in emergencies. An imperial tariff framework and preferential trade arrangements hinge on future mother country accords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Iinisters
Thames
Canada
Australia
South Africa
Natal
Two blind rock hammers meet at Columbia Gardens contest
Harry Rodda and Michael Davey, both stone blind from mining injuries, will clash next Sunday at Columbia Gardens in a single handed contest. Rodda won last year’s 4 prize event. prizes include rail company money, cloth, shirts, a lamp, and other items. The day also features a charity blowout, a temple picnic, and excursions with special rates for guests from Montana points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gardens
Harry Rodda
Michael Davey
Davey
Rodda
Gardens
Street
Well Company
Tonkin
Brownfield-Canty
Tyrel Bane
Mattingly
Pais
Lows
Werad Sports
Charies
Rearranging the Bench for Supreme Court Seating
The article notes a court reshuffle after Justice Gray’s retirement and Holmes’s appointment. It describes seating order with associate justices moving up one seat except Justice Hollan, senior, who takes the extreme left of the Chief Justice, and lists current positions to the right and left of the Chief Justice. It also mentions Holmes joining the Supreme Court bar January 16, 1878 and his first case January 17, 1878, United States v Amos et al., in which he won.
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Gray
Holmes
Jusce Hollan
J Suurge Holmes
Harlan, Brown
Wants
McKenna
Brewer
Shiras
Peckham
Supreme Court
United States
Amos Et al
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Butte News
Masonic Temple
School of Mines
State Capitol
Mont
Isutte
Philippines
New Vor
Elizabeth
Samuel L. Moore's Sons Company
New ‘Shipbuilding
Lewis Nixon
Newbro Drug Co
Boucher
Park Street Clothier
W. Park
East Park
Mest Koski
Sheretn & Reed
Corner Way
Arizona Street
Montana Union
Whitesell
Sheridan
Cure Engawed
Ethene
Mioneromera
Bernard Tobin
Ienis
Harrison
Avium
Booth H
Rela, Per
Maracas
Cotter
Choivest
Cranberry Sane
Java
Norma
Ifornia
Fornia
ANC
BOOTH
Rockwood’s
Antos
AL Joe
Rouite Edge
Taney St Wells
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park
Galena Street
Crosby
Our Bakery
Toy Aiye
Hunter Baltimore
Staoy
Hoth
Prescription
Newbee Ie Co
Sola
Wah
J. Lamb
Mra Winslow
Montana Book Co
Espina
Hanks
Daly Bark and Trust CO. General Banking
Sangle
eWixtorse Bunkel
State Savings Bank
sMcers
John A
Reighton
Stapleton
Nice
Ake One
Univ
Eitheg
Europe
THE
First National Bank
Kennard
Kinde
Pipestone Springs
Wm. E. Casey
Jence
C. R. Burket
Prop
Pipestone Springs, Mont