Bucketing a Deal Ends in a Lost Bet Tale of Delcher
The tale follows Jim Delcher, theatrical manager, who accepts a tip from Miss Blanche Sherwood to bet on a horse named Termless. He bets $3 at 10 to 1, plans to keep the money if he wins, but the horse loses and the tale ends with Delcher facing the loss and the hunt for the missing funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Delcher
Europe
New York
Delcher
New Yorker
Mr. Delcher
New York Telegraph
Mr. Hennessy
Mr. Dooley
Hennessy
Marlborough
Blanche Sherwood
Eve
Edward Myerson
Miss Sherwood
Horage
Termiess
Termlees
Mr. Deleher
Eyleworth
Chapman
Wall Street
Neal
Deleher
Mr. Delaher
Mr. Chapman
Delchet
Ronnibert
Hennessy and
Walter Gildas
Gilday
Subscribe for the Standard in Montana
Ad offers home delivery of the Standard newspaper for $1.00 per month, highlighting it as the best paper in Montana and inviting readers to subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Montana
Theatrical Notes on Thurlow Bergen and "Monte Cristo"
Thurlow Bergen, from Washington DC, named for the role of Albert de Mercer in the new Monte Cristo with James Neil. He previously played leading juvenile in Bachelor's Romance with Sol Smith Russell and has since supported Nat Goodwin and Rose Coghlan. He later led the stock company at Pike Opera House in Cincinnati in modern and classical leads. Was Down East returns to McVicker's Chicago Aug 18 under William A Brady. Phoebe Davies and Odell Williams remain in their familiar roles. 25 reward offered for Mayer mainspring watch cleaning at 40 West Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurlow Bergen
Albert de Mercer
James Neil
Monte Cristo
Washington, D. C
Sol Smith Russell
Garden Theater
Nat Goodwin
Rose Coghlan
Russell Wntil Winess
Mr Bergen
Pike Opera House
Cinehati
William A. Brady
McVicker’s Theater
Chicago
Phoebe Davies
Odell Williams
Doctors Meeting in Butte Hosts Rocky Mountain Medical Association
The second annual meeting of the Mountain Interstate Medical Association will convene in Butte on the 28th at the Auditorium, lasting two days. A banquet, underground mine excursion, trolley ride to gardens with lunch, and tours of the National Park are planned. Officers include President C. K. Cole of Helena and Leonard Freeman of Denver as first vice president. Papers on gastric fever, tuberculosis, renal calculus, appendicitis, glaucoma, and other topics will be discussed with 15 minute readings. A $40 park tour rate is offered and sessions open at 10 o'clock with welcome by Hon. Lee Mantle.
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Mountain Interstate Medical Association
Auditorum
McDermott
UC. K. Cole
Helena
Butte
Cole
S. C. Barkiston
Lee Mantle
National Park
Salt Lake City
T. B. Perkins
Denver
J. FR. Perkins
John O. Polak
Brooklyn
N.Y
W.W. Bulette
Pueblo
Coto
T. A. Grigg
WT. Tuttle
New York
J. F. Spelman
PL. EL Jones
Lake City
W. W Nt
G. W. Kine
Wlew
Woodring
Mt. Pleasant
Utah
Emma Harnois elected chief of honor of the Degree of Honor
At the recent grand lodge session in Helena Montana Mrs Emma Harnois was chosen chief of honor. She has seven years in lodge work and previously led Harmony lodge at Missoula. She served as deputy grand chief of honor and chaired key committees since 1894, now heads Montana jurisdiction with confident administration prospects.
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Grand Lodge of the
Alt. W
Helena
Emma Harnois
Harnms
Harmony Lodge
Missoula
Anaconda
Montana
Harnois
Confidence man arraigned as trial date set
Walter Garrison, expert in short changing, was arraigned in Justice Harrington's court on a charge of operating a confidence game and obtaining money from saloonkeeper M. J. Riley. He pleaded not guilty and his trial is set for next Tuesday with $300 bonds. Several others faced charges from theft of a watch to forgery, all pleading not guilty and awaiting trials next Tuesday. An additional notice offers commercial property for sale and local ads for hats, excursions, and organ sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Garrison
Justice Harrington
M. J. Riley
Ed Morrison
James Murphy
Pat Duffy
William Crmmins
Charles Wilson
Andrew Murphy
South Main Street
Murphy
J. C. Howard
Winters Parsons
Butte Business Directory Item Summary
Butte Montana business notices list McClure Bros Reliable Assay Office 1889, samples by mail, gold and silver bullion specialty at 316 N Main St. Also Peoples Employment Bureau Room 21 Owsley Elk offering wages for cooks, waiters, laundress, ranch hands, teamsters, and other camp work with several Montana locations. Dr George H Wells relocated to 32 East Broadway offering vault cleaning scavenger work machinery moving and general transfer.
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McClure Bros
E Sticht
N. Mainst
P. O
Butte
Mont
M. E. Mayer
Ass. T
W. Park St
Peoples Employment Bureau
Owsley Elk
Camp Rook
Missoula
Anasonda
Deer Lodge
Melrose
Deer Lode
Jefferson Island
Daryman
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Universal
Lander Furniture & Carpet Co
E. Broadway
Postoffice
We Carpets.e
Observer
Columbia
Axminsters
Agra Art
Wiltons
Witons
Tbs
Ssahs Af
Jim Innocent Delcher
Great Northern Railway
Chicago and Return
City
North Main Street
J. E. Dawson
E. F. Mayer
West Park
Rocky Mountain Interstate Medical Association
Flw
McCrimmon
George H. Barber
A. F. Longeway
Great Falls
John A. Donovan
Edward Jackoon
E. P. Hersey
O. Y Warren
Warm Springs
J. W. Gunn
Hubert Work
Pueba
D. Hopkins
J. T. Eckridge
M. Black
D. H. Coover
Redolph Horsky
Robert Levy
George W. King
C. G. Plummer
George H. Stover
Louis Bernheim
Leonard Freeman
T D. Tuttle
J. A. E. Lyons
N. Y
J. W. Hawkins
B. C. Brooke
Clayton Parkhill
Edward Jackson
M. A. Hushes
Rudolph Horky
C.K. Fleming
C. K. Cole
Crystal Springs
Rio Granite
Salt Lake
Detroit
East Broadway
W.C. M’'Bride
G. A
Conroy & Morley
Smith & Mattingly’s
Northern Pacific
Pinestone
Whitehall
Lime Spur
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Butte Business Directory
N. Main St
EMPLO
MEST
Postofice
E Broadway
Butte, Mont
George H. Wells
Telephones
M. Harmon
W. Broadway
Tardertakers
We National Undertaking Co
Quartz
VIAVE
VIAVI
Joon MH
Sunset Bow
Lewis and Clarke Counties
Butte. Mont
Bright
Arch St. Phila Dae
ST. Mic
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