Butte Current Notes A Busy Mix Of Visitors and Local News
Butte notes a mix of visitors including Robert Burns in Missoula and Frank D. Brown of Philipsburg with local appointments. J. G. Bates and Fred Orton are piano tuners. editor Wild from Basin Progress is in town. Several births, travel updates, rail and mail service notes, and local notices about licenses, ads, and upcoming trips mark this city page.
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Orton Bros
Robert Burns
Missoula
B. McCarthy
Helena
Marguerite
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Fred Orton
N. Main
Frank D. Brown
Philipsburg
W. H. Barrett
Boulder
William Symons
New York
Wild of the Basin Progress
J. M. I.roehlich
W. Edwy
Henson
Sherman
Modern Woodmen of America Picnic at Deer Lodge
Community event note announces a picnic by the Modern Woodmen of America at Deer Lodge on Sunday August 19. The invitation highlights family activities and social gathering for members and friends.
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Modern Woodmen of America
Deer Lodge
Orton Bros Piano and Organ Deals in Butte
Local pitch promotes Orton Bros on 219 North Main Street in Butte offering the best value for piano or organ purchases. The short note stresses affordability and doorstep sales.
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Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Butte
Butte Faces Anaconda in Three-Game Series Amid Team Ills
Typhoid fever hits Montana Baseball League players as Dunleavy and Schmeer miss games. Butte plans shifts with Hammond at short, Burke at third, McDonough behind the plate, Perham at first, Lloyd in right, Thieleman in center. Helena adds three new players and releases Neal, Pilcher, and Moore to Anaconda.
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Butte
Anaconda
Ball Park
Dunleavy
Schmeer
Hammond
Burke
McDonough
Perham
Dick Lloyd
Thieleman
Helena
McGrew
Indianapolis
Tredway
Hutchinson
Minn
Ritchie
Kansas City
Moore
Neal
Pilcher
Wood
Ryan
Helenas
Donohue
Bissell
Lioyd
Steffani
Beville
Pittsburg Beats New York With Errors Costly
Pittsburg made timely hits while New York committed two errors, costing a run each. Attendance 1,800. Batteries Tannehill and Sehriver for Pittsburg Carrick and Bowerman for New York. Umpire Swartwood.
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Pittsburg
New York
Osciasis
Tannehill and
Sehriver
Carrick and Bowerman
Umplire
Swartwood
St Louis Endures Loss in Final League Appearance
St Louis faced Bern hardnard in a rough game with runs scarce and the veteran pitcher making his last league appearance. Batteries were Hughey and Robinson. Umpire Terry. Philadelphia beat St Louis 5 to 2 as Bern hard and Murphy starred on the mound.
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St. Louis
Bernhardnard
R. HH. E
Philadelphia
Hughey
Cincinnati Beats Brooklyn Twice Then Splits Twin Bill
Cincinnati outbat ted Brooklyn in both games today but lost one and tied one. Attendance 2 200. First game end 4 0 with Scott Kahoe Weyhing Farrell as battery for Cincinnati. Second game end 5 8 with Newton Peitz Kennedy McGuire as battery. Umpires Latham and McGinnity.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Errore
Ghansea
Scott and Kahoe
Weyhing
Farrell
R. H
Brooklyn P. C. T. Tops By 428 In Decade Play
A clipped standings line shows Brooklyn P. C. T. beating Philadelphia and Cincinnati with score hints. New York also listed, suggesting a multi-team boxing or wrestling card.
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P. Ct
Brooklyn
Sein Ottee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Harlem racing results from Chicago meet on Aug 15
At Harlem track in Chicago, results show Tootle Green winning the five furlongs race with Glove second and Ida V third in 107 2 5. Olek ma won the six furlongs race with Obsidian second and Prestar third in 1 19 2 5. Tildy Ann won the six furlongs race with Heigho second and Bran Lad third in 1 194. John Baker captured the mile and three quarters time 1 53 2 5 with Hanid press second and Bonnie Boy third. Silurian won the eleven sixteenths of a mile in 1 13 with Dandy Jim second and Satin Coat third. Frangible won the mile and five furlongs with Monongah second and Hosie third in 3 07. J J T won the seven furlongs with Negligence second and Maryland Reserve third in 1 38.
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Chicago
Harlem
Tootele Green
Glove
Ida V
Olekma
Obsidian
Prestar
Tildy Ann
Heigho
Bran Lad
John Baker
Hanidpress
Bonnie Boy
Silurian
Dandy Jim
Satin Coat
Frangible
Monongah
Hosie
J. J.T
Negligence
Maryland Reserve
Results from Saratoga Races Include Handicap Win
At Saratoga New York on August 1 the five furlong selling saw Brandy Mash win with Jimson Wood second and Lavario third. McAddie won the five furlongs event with Termless second and Telamon third. Queen of Song took the mile and an eighth with Kunja second Unsightly third. Mee hanus won the six furlongs handicap with John Yerkes second Sparrow Wing third. Dr Eichberg won the Kensington Hotel hurdle handicap two miles over eight hurdles in 4 14.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Brandy Mash
Jimson Wood
Lavario
McAddie
Termless
Telamon
Queen of Song
Kunja
Meehanus
John Yerkes
Sparrow Wing
Kensington Hotel
Dr. Eichberg
Mr. Stoffel
Ben Eder
Track results from St. Louis races feature multiple winners
Results list from St Louis August 15 track events. Ida Ledford won the mile race with Tigris second and Tom Gilmore third. Governor Boyd captured the second race over Eugenia S and Nandora, time 2 04 4. Benham won the six and a half furlongs, Eleanor Holmes was second. Joe Doughty won the mile and a sixteenth handicap with Haviland second and Muskalonge third. Pinochile won the six furlongs handicap, Tom Collins was second, Grantor third.
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St. Louis
Ida Ledford
Tigris
Tom Gilmore
Governor Boyd
Eugenia S
Nandora
Benham
Eleanor Holmes
Glen Lake
Joe Doughty
Haviland
Muskalonge
Pinochile
Tom Collins
Grantor
Race results and a death notice from Butte news
In the sixth race over four and a half furlongs Isabel won with Small Jack second and Monas third, time 1 65. Fourth and final segment lists reduced rates via Northern Pacific Railway for Butte to Chicago and return 61 50 and to Detroit 60 75. Dates of sale August 23 and June 24. Contact W H Merriman for details. Jennie Hood, age 40, died yesterday and her remains are at Sherman’s parlors with funeral to be announced.
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Great Northern Railway
Butte
Minneapolis
St. Paul
P. O
George Barish
Anaconda
Milo French
F. Edmunds
Carrie Julson
Nels Pearson
Big Hole
W. G. Dalling
Alice
Willie
Toledo
Ohio
Heilbronner
Isabel
Small Jack
Monas
Chicago
Detroit
W. H. Merriman
Gen
N. P. Ry
Cor. Park and
Main Sts
Butte, Mont
Jennie Hood
Sherman
Dr McGlynn Becomes Night City Jailer Honorary Title
Bighearted Mike McGlynn earns the title Dr after aiding Officer Fogarty who returned from a chase with a severely sprained ankle. Fogarty thanks Dr McGlynn and praises his emergency care. Also notes Shamrock Copper Mining assay results and a Modern Woodmen picnic details at Deer Lodge on August 19 with round trip fare.
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Mike McGlynn
McGlynn
Fogarty
Bastile
South Arizona Street
Walkerville eyes wagon road to Butte amid hobo tension
The Walkerville road committee seeks a surveyor to map a short wagon road from Daly street to Idaho street via Fourth street as citizens oppose costly street car lines. Hoboes are blamed for unrest, with locals urging removal or law action as a new Catholic schoolhouse nears completion with a roof and rising walls.
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Road Committee of
Walkerville
Daly Street
Idaho Street
Fourth Street
Blackford and Pennington
Business Men's Association of
Butte
Railway fares and schedule notes for trips from Butte
Ticket options list from Butte to Boulder Basin and Alhambra with various return validity. Sale days Saturdays Sundays and one Sunday only return same day on Basin trip. Ticket office at 41 North Main Street under J. E. Pawson. Crystal Springs advertises scenic waters and daily stage service with fare 25 cents.
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Butte
Boulder
Basin and Return
Alhambra
North Main Street
J. E. Pawson
Crystal Springs
Special Rates to Hunter's Hot Springs
The Northern Pacific Railway offers Montana residents eight and three day round trip tickets to Springdale near Livingston with meals lodging and baths included. Rates vary by origin from cities such as Missoula Helena Bozeman Billings and Miles City with several towns listed in the fare table. Contact N P Gen’s Agents at Butte or Helena or local agents for details.
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George Symons
West Park Street
J. E. Oppenheimer
Manitou
Montana Liquor Company
Butte
Anaconda
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Miles Romney
Bitter Root
Livingston
Northern Pacific Railway
Montana
Hunter's
Springdale
Hamilton
Winston
Missoula
Townsend
Philipsburg
Lombard
Marysville
Custer
Boo Deer Lodge
Forsythe
Poec Daar
Miles City
Ossresses
Glendive
Ringdale
Bridger
Helena
Carbon
See
A- Bozeman
Red Lodge
Chestnut
Billings
N. P. R. Gen
A. St Paul
Ming
Looks Well for Bryan Sentiment Growing in the Hast
The article reports rising Democratic sentiment in the Hast as support for Bryan increases. Voters express optimism about a Bryan win, citing party unity and campaign momentum amid local challenges and economic concerns.
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Democratic Party
Bryan Gains Ground in East as Imperial Policy Faces Backlash
Dr. P J Sheeran returns from six weeks in New England and finds Bryan’s anti imperial platform growing stronger with widespread support in New York and Massachusetts. He notes farmers leaving the land for cities, raising concern over feeding the nation and a pending farm labor crunch. The L A B B A plans its third annual hall for August 24 at Miners Union hall, moved from August 17. Schatzlein Paint Co. offers complete lines of pictures and mouldings.
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P. J. Sheeran
New England
Bryan
McKinley
Philippines
East
New York
Massachusetts
West
The
Miners’ Union Hall
Benefit concert for Kathryn Williams at Suttons Theater
A benefit event Friday evening will support Kathryn Williams through college. The program includes duets, recitations, vocal and violin solos, piano pieces, a skirt dance, a cake walk, and a good night finale featuring local performers such as K Williams F Dillion Miss E Coy Mrs EK Price Miss Emma Dunkel Miss Julia Hughes Miss E Williams Miss Helen Sachs Joseph Rice Hazel and Flossie Dearing and Miss Kathryn Williams.
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Suttons Theater
Kathryn Williams
K. Williams
F. Dillion
E. Coy
EK. C. Price
Emma Dunkel
Julia Hughes
E. Williams
Helen Sachs
Joseph Rice
Ethelijlien
T. J. Flavin
Hazel
Flossie Dearing
Kathryn Willams
Supreme Foreman Harwick to Address Butte Lodge Meeting
Supreme Foreman Harwick of the Supreme Lodge A. O. UV. W. will attend the Butte Lodge No. 1 meeting tonight. All members of the order are invited to be present in N. CHAPIN. M. W.
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Harwick
Supreme Lodge
A. O. UV
Butte Lodge No. 1
A. Oo. Uv. W
Order
N. Chapin
M. W
Children’s Day Outing to Deer Lodge From Mountain View Church
The Mountain View church plans a Children’s Day trip to Deer Lodge tomorrow with hundreds of youngsters, parents, lunch baskets, and candy bags. About 370 children are expected to ride the train, and organizers hope Deer Lodge resounds with joyful songs. Also on display is Custer’s Last Hunt, an oil painting shown at the Southern hotel bar.
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Mountain View Church
Deer Lodge
Custer
Southern Hotel
Sunday School Picnic For Mountain View Children
Mountain View M FE Sunday school plans a picnic at Deer Lodge on Aug 17. Train departs Montana Union depot at 9 am returning from Deer Lodge at 7 pm fare $1. Also NP excursion to Yellowstone Park Aug 1 at 2.49 round trip with hotel meals and park tour. Trains connect through Livingston and Cinnabar with stage lines. Written inquiries to Gen t Ag t NP Ry corner Park and Main Butte Mont.
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Treasury
Denver & Rock Island
Denver & Rock Island M. Company
Thompson Inc. Company
Paul Meier
Anaconda
Odilla Marcotta
Deer Lodge
Will R. Hosking
Lila Hartman
William Strother
Helen A. Morey
Butte
P. J. Sheeran
Atlantic Seaboard
Salt Lake
Mountain View M. FE
Montana Union Depot
Northern Pacific
Yellowstone Park
Cinnaba
Albemarle Hotel
Livingston
Park
Montane Union Depot
Arriee Cinnabar
Cinnabar
W. H. Merriman
Gen't Agt
N. P. Ry
Corner Park
Main Streets
Mont
General Meeting of Retail Liquor Dealers Association
Members of the Retail Liquor Dealers Protective association are called to a meeting at Pioneer Hall this Friday at 2 30 p m. All members should be present. John Bloor secretary.
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Retail Liquor Dealers’ Protective Association
Pioneer Hall
John Bloor
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Butte News
Standards
East Broadway
Telephone
Prises
Lont
Butte Ball Club
Montana Baseball League
Lloyd
Buttes
Queen Marguerite
Havana
Cincinnati -Brooklivn
Railway
HE IS Now
Dr” M’glynn
Shamrock Copper Mining Co
E. Broadway
Marshal Kennedy
Golden
St. Lawrence Parish
Great Northern
Raailway
Hunter's Hot Springs
Hanna
Schatzlein Paint Co
W. Broadway
Window
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Company
BANKS
Lee Mantie
Chas. Schatzlein
Fayette Harrington
Charles R. Leonard
A. B. Clements
F. Aug. Heinze
Henry Mueller
Frank Haskina
Wisconsin
Po Ag
McLaren
D. Booth
Calder
Wall Paper Co
Beautiful Deer Lodge
Mountain View
the Grotto Cafe
Postoffice
Jacob Zandel
Silver Bow Foundry Mad Machine Company
M. UR. RK
South Butte
P.O. Box
Butte, Montana
A. Augendre Paria Ee
Newbie
St. Paul’s Hospital
South
Montana Street
Butte, Ontania
J.M. Settle
Hessemtion Hotel
T. G. Heine
Hennessy
A. Augendre
Paris
France
D. M. Newbra Dra¢ Co
Butte Mont
State Savings Bank
End Park
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
T. M. Hodgens
United States
Europe
Joan A. Creighton
Omaha
A. Harrett
BP. Leavitt
V. Kemper
J. Hodgens
First National Bank OF Butte
Andrew J. Davis James A. Talbott
E. B. Werrick
George Stevenson
O. K. Lewis
J. H. Vivian
V. P
Cashier
Silver Bow National Bank
Capital
Raven
National Bao
T'aien National Bank
Iene rocker-Woolworth National ‘Bank
San
Ladd & Tibor Port Deseret National Bank
Balt Toa
Ieh
1St National Bank
Marcus Daly
Donahoe
Meyer Daly
Donahoe & Meyer
Ci Bulle
Iloge Brownlee & Co
Say
Cuba
Paliippines
Hawaii
Canada
Thee
W. L. Moyer
C. C.swinborne
B.A. Kuabel
Ace’t
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