Butte Notes District News and Social Updates
A potpourri of Butte notices includes hotel stays for Frank Miller and Helena relatives, new births on Aug 17, and local residents at the Butte. George A Callaway visits from Virginia City and others register at local inns. Chapman Transfer moves offices. unions plan events at Washoe park. medical news covers a severe operation at St James Hospital for George A Waugh and ward expansion details.
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Wally Me
Mya
Larke Henreed
West Boardman Street
M. Bullingham
Wilings
Butte
Standard
George A. Callaway
Virginia
Finten
Henault
New York
Washoe War
Unlone
Anaconda
West Granite Street
Chapman Transfer Company
West Park
West Broadway
Butchers' and Clerks' Unions
Washoe Park
Emma
Deer Lodge
George A. Waugh
Post Ofice
St. James' Hosppital
Telephone line connects Salmon City to outer world
A new Lemhi Telephone Company line, 160 miles long, ties Salmon to Dubois Idaho and other settlements from Salmon to Baker Sunfield Rees Junctson Gilmore Welmer's Wood's stock camp Reno Luddy's spring Cupola. The line linked with Bell long-distance system, enabling mutual communication with distant points and other communities.
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Tion
Lemhi
Salmon
Dubois
Idaho
Lemhi Telephone Company
H. 3
Bagley
Baker
Sunfield
Rees
Junctson
Gilmore
Welmer's
Wood's Stock Camp
Reno
Luddy's
Wreck Hits Oriental Hinsted Near Shelby
A wreck on the Great Northern near Shelby injured several passengers including Mrs W M Hags and D W Strong. The engine and cart plunged into a ditch after the collision. Strong suffered minor injuries and others were injured though details are unclear. The incident reported from Helena notes the Oriental Hinsted train being involved.
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Boreltl
Helena
Helene
Shelby Jietion
Mra
W. M
Drai
Alighily
Labor Day Parade Cancelled by Butte Typographical Union
A special meeting of the Butte Typographical Union decided not to participate in Labor Day activities, citing influence from the Industrial Workers of the World and urging each chapel to individually determine whether to handle copy sent over wire services while its operators are on strike. The Amalgamated printers union in Anaconda was expected to attend, but none from Anaconda appeared.
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Butle Typographical Union
Efforr
Industrial Workers of the World
Mie
Associatra
TL Wis
Amatonda Union
Ike
Anaconda
Widow Elizabeth Carls dies in Baltic at 1 1
Mrs Elizabeth Ann Cordelia Carls died yesterday in Baltic aged 1 with Montana ties. She spent most of her life in Montana. Survived by her mother Catherine Drake and eight children including Mrs. William Stevenson and C K Carls of Hope Idaho. Sisters named Goodwin Helena GH Carl W D Carly Butte C G Carls Hamilton Louis Carls and Miss Mabel Cars. Known well in Butte with many friends. Funeral for Timothy Crowley two years old set for this morning at 9 from Kate Wheeler residence Warren avenues, mass at Sacred Heart church. The Miner Savings Bank and Butte Commercial bank advertise 4 percent interest on deposits.
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Elizabeth Ann Cordelia Carls
Baltic
Teo
Montana
Missouri
Besdes
Catherine Drake
Bogan
William Stevenson
C.K. Carls
Hope
Idaho
Goodwin
Helena
GH. Carl
W. D. Carly
Butte
C. G Carls
Hamilton
Louis Carls
Mabel Cars
North Main Street paving approved after government consent
Government authorization allows partial sidewalk removal for the North Main Street paving from Copper to Woolman, with the Monument Association funding and the Walsh contractor proceeding. Arizona and Utah paving plans face council review, as protests from large North Park district property owners delay progress while the railway corridor from Park to Front is debated.
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Gile
North Main
Waly
Treasury Department
Washington
Arizona Fleet
Utah Avenue
Wyoming Street
Linton Weel Park
Wien Renshaw
Park and
Galena
Vwhcya Attacad
Curtis
Porphyry
Road Washed Out Fitz Dillon August Scene
Special Correspondent reports Dillon August 18. Commissioner Orr and road supervisor Mitt Polish surveyed flood damage and found the road impassable. County commissioners decide not to repair, estimating $2000 cost and limited ore carriage of five or six cars yearly. They deem the expense poor business for a narrow canyon route prone to further washouts.
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Dillon
Orr
Hrela
Mitt Polish
Bulle
Ami
Northern Montana gun club formed with regional hunters
Northern Montana rifle club organized this week with Ki A. Drobergy as president. Members include hunters from Great Falls, Tntis, Tlurlem, Chinook and Telena. The club plans a winter lodge near Lake Bowsolh with a caretaker and a bond chef to cook ducks during the season.
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Vayre
Mortana
Rilfes
Gut Elth
Ki A
Play At The Broadway Is For Mothers Sake
Fragments from a theater listing describe a Broadway show titled For Mother's Sake with misread words noting performances and a note that the play will be repeated tonight. The snippet mentions observers and a reference to an unrelated commercial ink message about interest on deposits.
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Woldenty
Maine
Colorado
Bnelke
Mrdat
Paarl Golding
Anjoy
City Hill District Report Notes on Local Activity
A lively Walkerville period shows new homes under construction and full employment. Leaders MusGinnas and Geumin oversee mine shipments while Walker months push ore output at Amy-Rivermiy and other sites. West Daly Street improvements and a near‑complete city hall headline a busy development season with indications of gold and silver at Flint Creek.
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Oly
Amy-Rivermiy
Alwuator
Walkerville
Wan Nrewn
County Assemer
Ashere
Thomas Noanun
Wallerville
Freevers
Jim Hall
Magis Huitte
Walkeelly
Ely
Diggins & Sewer
Ha Bay
Captain Hall
Lucretuce
Jerry McCarthy
Wallervilly
Ench
Corr
Watherville
John J. Murray
Jos ‘Noonan
James Duckworth
Abe Burton
Patrick Orn
Patrick Gleason
Michael Reynolds
Davi Buckley
Flint Creek
Gomilps
Stuart
Anaconda
David Buckley
Fa Maneer
Abo
Cheap watches offered by Mayer at West Park
An advertisement promises inexpensive watches from Mayer at West Park. It touts open-face Waltham and Elgin models, lists prices from 3 to 40 dollars, and highlights bargains for working men. The copy urges readers to compare with jeweler offerings and visit Mayer Monday for a sale of chains, vest chains, and a novelty fob set.
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Liveo Cram Mayer
West Park
Wylan
Or Waltham
Waltham World
Elgin
Waltham
Mayer
Momlay
Armenians to Be Indicted by Grand Jury in New York
District Attorney Jerome asked the grand jury to indict Armenian blackmailers tied to a political network with branches in Boston and other cities. Prisoners were kept in detention as witnesses with bail set at 6000 each. police searched a cellar near East Fifty fifth Street uncovering daggers, poison, dynamite components, and weapons linked to the case.
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New York Post
Jerome
Grand Jory
Manley
Ticho
Woods
Mr. Jerome
Messrs. Mott
Mardy
Perkins
Jerome Tank
Sissak Jelanan
Hin
Jerame Hail
Foster
Jekvinn
Alla Copzinjian
Jerame
Wodely
Borton
Providenes
cHies
Curninlodge
Tiemen
Dha Nnel
Vavehiinjian
NonTeaKlon
Alydon Manookian
Hunenakist Society
Blackouli
Manooklin
Boston
Leon Boyajian
Mardokian
Boyajian
Kissak Jelatian
Jim Chankalian
Alla Coozinjian
Jelallan
Avenolan
Bedroxy Hatpartzoomian
Union Square
Hovhanness
Tarshanjian
Hampartzoomian
Just Hight
Bite Turns Deadly as Ratler Strikes Potterville Visitor
Special correspondence reports Pred Potterville of the Swope ranch was bitten by a rattler while watching another. He rode to Kendall, where Dr Willam J. Gi LeKey treated him as his wound rapidly bled. The incident ended with the man continuing homeward. A funeral in Condelin for TM Carth deg yoslorting norihis is announced for Wednesday at 2 PM from 1148 Vaal second rired.
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Saniard
Lewistown
Millesiuke
Potterville
Swope Ranch
Mgr
Batterville
Kendall Road
Hla
Yentlon
Rattler
Wile Horseam
Ulere
Kendall
Willam J. Giekey
Porterville
Corvia—Tisahern
Condelin
TM Carth
Norihis
Spa
Vaal
Independent Girl Discards Skirts Amid Dress Reform Debate
In Worcester County, Dorothy Paquette advocates skirt removal, recounting her convent upbringing, outdoor desire, and the freedom found in trousers. She notes men increasingly discard heavy garments, questions women's attire, and argues progress requires abandoning skirts for practicality and equality.
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New York
Massachusetts
Dorothy Paquette
Worcester County
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Max Fried
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NEW Gun Glub
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Sorenian
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Northern Pacific Railway
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Burlington Montein Lives
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London Hospital
Pacific Coast Condensed Milk CO
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