Butte Current Notes A Busy Day of Travel And Visitors
Butte notes record many residents leaving for distant cities including Murray heading to San Francisco, James and John Jennings to Denver, Dan Shea to Philadelphia, and Brittary Moquarbla among others. Local business ads promote clothing and chiropody while socials note visits from Miss Mildred Ingalls and Mrs. Reckwood. A twin birth is announced and community groups prepare for forthcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Penn
Leese
Butte
M. R. Haley
Walker's
Murray
San Francisco
Ray Hottypy
Denver- William
Hacking
Seaside
Ore
Clothery
L Nordly
Mulvehill
Mantas City
T. J. Mackley
Chicago
M. F. Deboughus
Cripple Creek
Col
Irieh
East Parts
North Afab
James
John Jennings
Denver
Dan Shea
Philadelphia
Ironside
North Main Street
Yegen Bros
Montana
Slemons & Booth
Wifs Edhet Galnis
Os—een
Mildred Ingalls
Missoula
Misa
Carrie ‘Wharton
Lewis Anderson
Dr. Donovan
Vancouver
Brittary
Moquarbla
Bans
Thomas I. Hoar
G. A. Beallis
Helena
Metropolis
Vie Pictorial Review
J. V. C. Taylor
Kansas City
Loyal Order of More
Birs
Carroll and Sons
Portland
Dmiss
Dmixabeth Haviland
Butta
George Reckwood
Siti
Seattle
Young
Otto Simonson
Scandinavian Brotherhood
Lele- Fate
Thea Homes Club
Brown's Gulch
Ry A Hunkel
Taino
Lillian Cain
South Jackson Street
Ben Calkins
Elias Siegel
John E. Davies
Tony Jakilel
Watson Street
Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the
Central Presbyterian Church
Johnson
Coorge Street
Building troubles of Butte taken up at Montana labor meet
Special Dispatch reports the Montana Federation of Labor session at Alhambra Hot Springs Aug 14 disposing of measures on Butte building trades disputes and union charters. The body criticized the state textbook commission, planned a circular naming session members, endorsed the No 262 Butte union, and discussed licensing and inspection bills and labor actions across the state.
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Ule Standard
Alhambra Hot Springs
Montana Federation of Labor
Butte
Hoffgarhers’ Union
Alvo
State Textbook Commission
Criticlsm
Donoghue
Montana Labor Federation Action on Butte Hodcarriers
The Montana Federation of Labor approves revoking charter No. 83 for the Butte hodcarriers and building laborers union and declares No. 282 as the legitimate local union. It also allocates organizers, expands into clerks in Missoula and Helena, and emphasizes labor reforms including workingmen’s compensation and factory inspections.
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State Federation
Miller Milling Company
Billings
Organized Labor
Committee On
Great Northern Railway
Hulte
Havre
L. Newman
Great Falls
Sien Ab
Butte
Mont
Thijs
Builders’ Exchange
Urson
Montana Federation of
Hodocroft and
Building Laborers of
Harry Burton Wins Championship in Straight Sets
Harry Burton defeats Jack McLeod in three straight sets 8-0 5-2 to win the championship. Burton, the blonde racket wielder, earns a large ovation as local spectators praise his speed and skill. Next week local players head to Hunters Hot Springs for the state meeting and a doubles tournament will follow locally with prizes offered by Alexander Legrat.
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Harry Burton
Butle
Yeaterday
Jack McLeod
McLeods
Burton
Hunters Hot Springs
Karsted
McLaughlin
McLeod
Cundy
Barclay
Hesse
Ibbage
Decker
Kol
Alexander Legrat
Special Train for Gregson Schedules Announced
Special train service for Gregson starts Wednesday July 3 daily from Butte at p m to Gregson at 40 p.m and Anaconda D p.m. Return from Anaconda 9 15 p.m leaving Gregson 30 30 p.m. Butte departure 11 10 p.m. Pine Creek coal roundup Mont. Dealer listing and local names appear.
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Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Butte
Gregson
Anaconda
Pine Creek
Mont
Unknown man cremated after Pipestone Creek tragedy
Five men found an unknown middle aged man dead by Pipestone Creek and cremated the body after a coroner’s inquest near Whitehall. Rev Rexford and Rev Hopkins led the ritual in a rugged canyon while bystanders watched. A woman claimed the deceased was her brother, identified by a brown suit and a $2 watch, but verification failed.
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Addon
Makav
Pipestone Creek
Rov
A. Rexroad
St. Paul's
Rexrond
Cod’ Biesaink
Phe Sen
Whitehall
Jefferson County
Standard
Bulle
Army nurse targets canteen amid wartime temperance row
Miss Annin A Robs bing, once chief nurse at an army hospital, condemned the Army Canteen as a disease risk and urged removal. She spoke at Army Hall under the local Temperance union, recalling her service in the Seventh Army Corps and various posts. A crowd planned a Salmon Valley inspection tour, and local advertisers noted contacts in Tutte, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annin A Robsbing
Ure
United States Army Hospitals
Dsivation
Wootan's Curistan ‘Temperance Union
Miss Robbing
Ante
Pappins
Jnlands
Ronbing His
Mursa
Manna Ehter
Seventh Army Corps
Jackonville
Bla
Savanenah
Santa Meza
U- 3
A. Bospital
Philippines
Tlavana
Coppa
United States
Obituary Notice for John Vickers Consul
The obituary records the death of William B. O Neil and lists a Sunoral wellua residence at 1123 West Granite Street with a funeral scheduled for Friday Aug 16 at 9 oclock am. John Vickers, Consul Commandant, is noted in the notice.
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Norad
Willian B. O'Neil
Sunoral Wellua Als
Oclock
A. Om
Nurader Fa
Jobn Vickers
Cemajanider
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Butte News
Bration
Brandwré
West Broadway
Aave
HQD Carriers' Union
the Clothery
Special Department For Motor Clothes
Drs, M'Kendry
Hannifin
Corner Park and
Dakota Sts
Man
Bute
Pdirane
Ind
Ganized
Dutte
Missowa
Elena
Woman's Label League
Amy" Menthévs
Habiliu of Power
Senate
Sime
Sullivan
the Springs
Thp
Montanang
the Thornton
Albert M. Laiy
Migseulay F. J. Wood
Bulttings
Etis. Pony
Dr. H. A Retitians
Elkhorn
Mose Linz.Lends
North Main ST
Alhambra
M. J. Sullivan
Propriaton Altiambra
Most
McMonegal School
Sta
Dorothy Block
Corner
Granite
Wyoming
Andor
Davenport
Kasiy
Wey Etridel 5
Ei Eaindet
Price Attens Brownfield
Park ST
Tie
Aes
Pather and Sod
Salmon Valley
Lawlor & Rowe
West
Granite Street
Tutte, Mont
Wein Berg
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