Butte Current Notes Compiled Local News Items
The page lists assorted Butte notes including visitors, business ads, and social items. It mentions W B George of Billings visiting, Fred E Hoss state examiner in city, Mr and Mrs A R Melzer from Twin Bridges, a marriage license to Guy V Moffatt and Pearl Carruthers, and variousMontana residents registered at local hotels and in the Empire district. It also notes dental and insurance businesses and local court and laundry convention plans.
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Orton Bros
Walker's
Pine Creek Coal
Penn
Leese
Butte Grill
W. B. George
Billings
Iris
East Park
Fred E. Hoss
State Examiner
Helena
A. R. Melzer
Twin Bridges
Ironside
North Main Street
Yegen Bros
Montana Fire Insurance
Slomons & Booth
Flurry Sullivan
West Woolman
W. Pettigrew
Shelby
Metropolis
Silver Tow Park
C. W. French
Mabel
Anaconda
P.O. News Stand
Montana
The
Finlen
W. P. Bradley
Livingston
Joseph Line
Darby
M. E. Martin
Laurel
J. N. Nicholson
M. Mt Mitchell
M. W. Pettigrew
John Scovil
Detroit
Mich
Scovil
Nellie Mallon
Nelli Crunnican
Katie Kane
Salt Lake
Bozeman votes street paving to ease depot mud
Special Dispatch reports Bozeman city council passed an ordinance for paving a street by the Northern Pacific depot without opposition. Work will begin once legal requirements are met. The note mentions nearby races and a special train from the B A P depot at 8 p.m. and that a mineral spring cafe remains open through the night.
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Bozeman
Northern Pacific Depot
Gregson
Hoccest
America
Falls Into Manway Fatally Injured At Moon Tighe Mine
Nick Vue Joined, 423 East Granite street, fell 22 floors while lowering timbers into a manway on the Lam-foot level. Survived by two brothers and parents. no one with him. Foreman Bishop said the miner likely fainted, died from head injuries and internal damage after being rushed to St. James. Partner Eli Priji waited at the scene.
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Moon Tighe
Nick Vue
Granite Street
Butte
Tn Brothers
Bilvich
Alaska
Foreman Bishop
St. James' Host
Eli Priji
Priji
Inquest Planned After Severe Injury From Unknown Incident
An unnamed man heard a noise and saw an object, later identified as Vujovien, who fell to the level below and sustained serious injuries. He was transported to the hospital, and an inquest will be held to determine the circumstances.
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Vujovien
Pioneers Children Plan Butte Chapter Organizing
State pioneers met at Dr. Mallettes office to organize a Butte chapter of the Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers named Silver Bow chapter with Maliatte as president and A P Bowie as secretary. Short addresses were given by several members and an effort to send a large Butte delegation to the Deer Lodge reunion on August 21 and 22 was announced.
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Ing
Ht. A. Mariette
Butte
Sons and Daughters of Montangy Pioneers
Silver Bow
McCormick Predicts Roosevelt Carrying New York
Chicago dispatch reports Meanlt McCormick returning from New York says Colonel Roosevelt will carry New York due to upstate democrat sentiment against Wilson era figures and antipathy from upstate Republicans. He notes the progressive committee will guide the campaign, with membership not yet announced. He cites extensive speaking requests, including Idaho Falls, Idaho, and towns promising 20 000 or more attendees if Roosevelt agrees to speak.
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Chicago
Meanlt McCormick
New York
Roosevelt
Wilson
McCormick
Progressive Executive Committee
Dixon
Illinois
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Heavy Rains Hit Washington Crops In August Deluge
Walla Walla Washington reports unprecedented rains over two days crippling wheat, hay, and fruit yields. More than half an inch fell with more rain expected. Wheat output is about 500000 bushels this year and one third remains uncut while fruit and hay suffer.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Prince of Wales Planned Canada Visit Next Summer
London reports arrangements for the Prince of Wales and his brother Albert to visit the Duke of Connaught in Canada for a month next summer. They will tour Western Canadian cities and likely join a big game hunting expedition, possibly returning home via the United States with a few days in New York.
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London
Prince of Wales
Albert
Duke of Connaught
Canada
United States
New York
Catholic Press Association Opens Sessions in Louisville
Louisville Aug 18 members of the Catholic Press association convene for a session ahead of the American Federation meetings. Thirty delegates have committed with many visitors expected. Plans include a pontifical mass at the Cathedral of the Assumption and a parade with about 15 000 participants. Lorenzo D Tinsley born 1868 in Willow Creek died at Deaconess hospital after hernia operation. He leaves a widow two children and several siblings. The funeral is likely Sunday.
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Louisville
Catholic Press Association
Federle Societies
Lund
The
Federation
Pontifical Mars
Cathedral of the Assump
John Bon‘sano
Papal
Standard
Bozeman
Lorenzo D. Tinsley
Willow Creek
Big County
Deaconess
Basil Tinsley
Pony
Francia M. Tinsley
Logan
Ward Stone
Lewistown
Walter Brooke
Whitehall
Wires Crossed But Temper Curbed by Storm
A clergyman in Hull heard a frantic ring during a thunderstorm while electricity danced on home wires. He rushed to the phone thinking a wedding call or a horse race payout might come, but angrily slammed down the receiver to avoid danger and potential arson reward.
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Hull
Allen son of local family escapes Mexican rebel attack
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Hoscoe Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. I T Allen of Billings, narrowly escaped death when Mexican rebels attacked the Dofores Mining camp near Madera. The raiders looted supplies worth 100000 dollars and forced workers to flee on foot for 40 miles. Allen believes operations will be halted for months as rebels roam the countryside.
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Standard
Billings
Hoscoe "Allen
IT. Allen
Danker
Dofores Mining Company
Madera
Young Allen
Hmber
Countes
Secretary of War to visit Montana army posts
Secretary Stimson will visit western army posts after Congress. His itinerary includes Forts Missoula and Harrison in Montana, Russell and MacKenzie in Wyoming, and Boise Barracks in Idaho. He had recommended abandoning these posts but will inspect them first. Brigadier General Edwards will command Fort Russell, Wyoming.
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The
Standard
Washington
Stimson
Missoula
Harrison
Montana
Russell and MacKensie
Wyoming
Boise Barracks
Idaho
Edwards
Fort Russell
Wyo
Butte Anaconda railway announces daily Shit run special
Beginning Wednesday July 31 the Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway will operate a daily special train. It leaves Butte at 8 p m and reaches Gregson at 10 p m and Anaconda at 9 p m. The return from Anaconda departs at 9 15 p m arriving Gregson at 10 8 p m and Butte at 11 10 p m.
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Butte
Police scare him to death in Baltimore incident
Baltimore August 18 Joseph Brown dropped dead from heart trouble after two policemen began questioning him about a woman he knew. The event underscores police inquiries leading to a fatal collapse in a city hotel corridor.
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Baltimore
Joseph Brown
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Butte News
Sharon
Optical Department Hight & Fairfield Co. Jewelers and Opticians
Butte, Mont
Pavan Ordinand
Joseph A. Whetstone
Brady
A. J. Buell
Great Falls
C. W. Tierney
Cascade
MW. Pettigrew
J.T. Casey
Gildford
J.T. Kavanaugh
Galatea
Clothery
North Main
Kendry & Hannifin
Butte Optical Co
Corner Park and
Dakota Sts
Butte Furniture Exchange
East Park Street
Pioneers
M’cormick
Mose Linz
North Main St
Great Northern Railway
Alhambra Hot Springs
M. J. Sullivan
Salmon Valley
Vic Monegal
Dorothy Block
Granite
Justin” Carload of
Utter
Ons Rindel
Nvenport
Will
Venport
Brownfield-Canty
W.park ST
Montanan
Olice
Weinberg
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