Butte Merchants and Clerks Celebrate Holiday Picnic
A large celebration in Butte honors merchants and clerks with a joint picnic at Columbia Gardens. Thousands are expected for games, races, watermelon eating contests, base ball, dancing, and a parade of vendors. Railroads offer reduced fares for the day as stores close and the unions share in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enile
Buginesa
Marchants Orlerka
Butte Merchants’ Association
Butte Cle
Columbia Gardens
Gardeng
Assuela—Tion
She Clarks Union
Clerks
Lateys
Commercial Basie
Tand
Puratan Maso
Boson & Montana
Bulie
Harvers’ Union
Butchers
Press First Stop Crime Speech At National Editorial Meet
St Paul reports President H B Warner defends press integrity amid corruption charges. He calls out the paper trust as a murderer and demands reform while praising U S newspapers as the world’s finest. Also notes Varner’s push for justice in newspaper pricing. A Seattle bid and a local sale at Tonkin’s surface in fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul
National Editorial Association
H. B. Warner
Brat
Vayiyer
Varner
H.W. Stevens
Columbia
United States
Seattle
Rock Island Eyes Salt Lake City Line
Rock Island seeks a route into Salt Lake City via the Moffat Road. Vernal dispatch says talks revived after J J Perry of the Roel Island system inspected the Dover to Salt Lake City project area. Perry traced the route and surveyed sections east of Vernal, renewing hopes for a Salt Lake entry.
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Rock Island
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Vernal
Utah
Dover
Af J. J. Perry
Whangas City
Springfield
Clinton Road
Te Roel
Mr. Perry
Vertial
Tlailes
Colorado Damaged In Shipwreck At Double Bluff
Washington reports the cruiser Colorado, wrecked at Double Bluff, Pagetound, sustained worse damage than expected. A preliminary examination shows forward shells dented and plates sprung, likely requiring dry dock and about 40 days for repairs. Provisional details note A. Rood glase of beer at Lodge Joan, West Park, Tahn Milch proprietor.
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A. Rood
Lodge Joan
West Park
Tahn Milch
Sie
Washington
Colorado
Double Bluff
Pagetound
Firat
Verso H
Attics Moved at Olympia Brewery Corner Park and Almong
A garbled note describes attic relocation at the Olympia Brewery along with a stray ad for heat vans and an organ seller BA Orton Bros at 2 North Main Street. The text is fragmentary and unclear about specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olyimpia Brewery Company
Thaty Je
Corner Park and
Almong Streets
Buite
Orton Bros
North Main Street
Miner Kear recounts finding a massive nugget in Highland district
In Butte, Johny Kear, long in Highland placer camps, describes discovering a gold nugget weighing five pounds and worth about 1,029, with claims of even larger finds to come. He details digging near Poodle Dog Gulch, notes water and activity, and recalls past trips to Virginia City and Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johny Kear
Highland
Butta
Earnact
Helena
The
Standard
Iin
Fenn
Dobuston
Clark Hunk
Assay
Sarken
Kearn Yeparts
Tishland
Iim
Wark Nz
Kearn
Virginia
Butte
Che
Gard
Old Highland City
Neenle
Poohdag Guleh
Avis Stalen
Sair Lske
Bulte Bank
Ite
Costs Good Money To Carry Revolver
Mila Campbell learned yesterday that carrying a loaded revolver is costly. Judge McGowan fined him 340 and gave a lecture in court after Campbell was arrested in Goth Butte with a smoke wagon. He claimed the gun was unloaded, supported by the arresting officer, but had four cartridges. The judge stressed ending armed civilian conduct in peaceable times. Babe Nelly admitted guilt for crossing Main and Quartz Streets too fast and paid a 35 fine. James Donal avoided further trouble after the judge explained the case. Tyla Hewett appeared in court once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mila Campbell
Yysterday
Cary
McGowan
Campbell
Goth Butte
Babe Nelly
James Donal
Ie Judea
Tyla
Hewett
Fragmented note on weekly paper and sale pricing
A fragmentary, unclear notice mentions a weekly paper and a casual customer. It references beauty, elation, and many priced items, but lacks coherent details or names to establish a concrete event or outcome. The readable content suggests a sale or catalog style snippet without solid facts.
Vagrant cases and drunken disturbances underscore county jail brief
Multiple individuals faced minor charges in a Sunday to Monday sequence. Mot was jailed three days for vagrancy after drunken behavior. others, including Walton and four women, were found guilty of related acts in Pleas alley and fined. Various trials and appointments are noted with pending cases and detentions.
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Lewis
Anne
Hem
Boyd
Nici Maddon
M. Keown
5000 Cups of Coffee for Butchers Picnic
Preparations for the annual butchers picnic at Heichle's ranch near Glen on the Oregon Short Line include 4000 cans of Lutey's Finest Fresh Roasted coffee. F B Price is coordinating coffee service with Lutey's team to ensure top quality. Train schedules from Butte to the picnic grounds and return are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heichle
Glen
Oregon
Lutey
Price
Butte
Pictic
Show People Get 4 Show At Butte Orpheum Tour
Publicity agent Dolph Hoettbranner organized a viewing of city landmarks aboard the Butte Street Gar car for performers at the Orpheum theater. Attendees reported a enjoyable tour, praising Butte's greatness as A. O. Duncan and others voiced admiration during the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Hoettbranner
Butte Street Gar Company
Orpheum Theater & Chanes
Butte
Post Office Remodeling Bulle Building Plans Open Bids
The treasury department in Washington advertises bids for the extension remodeling and improvement of the Bulle postoffice. Bids will be opened on October 10 with general specifications and plan details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Wasiington
Former Switchman Gets Important Army Place
Chicago August report states Maj El Fy Ray, once a railroad switchman, is named chief paymaster of the department of the army replacing Coke Ty Lucker on sick leave. Ray, years old, joined the army in 1888 after serving as secretary of the Trinolgrafirand warehsixe commission under Tow, R. Tanner. Previously a railroad switchman.
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Chicago
EL Fy Ray
United States Army
Department of the Inken
Coke
Ty Lucker
Mejor Ray
R. Tanner
Ownership Dispute Over Valued Colt in Court Battle
Jockey Fischer fights Dunn over Charlie Doherty a valuable horse claiming ownership via contract. Jeannette appointed guardian ad litem seeks receiver and accounting for winnings, alleging Dunn misused the horse and intends to move it out of state. Court actions include restraining order and show cause as Fischer asserts trust and rightful title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Charlie Doherty
Dinh Crom
Fischer
Walla Walla
Dunnag
Inigo
Intan
Dunn Livestens
Charlie
Doherty
Japan to Build Two More Warships in 26800-Ton Class
A German news bulletin reports Japan has confirmed plans to add two additional battleships to its fleet. The vessels, built in Japan, will displace 26,800 tons, reach 20 knots, and mount 12 main guns.
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Berlin
Inagus
Japan
Priest Accuses Financier in Catholic Church Case
Indictments by the grand jury name Robert W. Partridge former Nab Newsberry president in a false pretenses charge for obtaining 9000 dollars from Father Eugene Hannan rector of St Wardens Catholic Church and for converting 1090 from stock sales to the church. Partridge is now in the custody of authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert W. Partridge
News
Berry Company
Pecolver
Rav
Eugene Hannan
Stwardn's Catholic Church
Father Hannan
Partridge
Picnic grounds at Warm Springs open to public
Warm Springs announces the picnic grounds are now open for public use and the plunge baths are also open. For information contact Allen and Jiekiian at Warm Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
Ting Allen & Jieekiian
Sherman Retiring Sale Incomplete OCR Notice
Sherman announces a retiring sale on all instruments with plain price and sale price marks. The ad touts high grade pianos and suggests quick action as stock is limited and sought after by buyers.
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Pingres
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Kodaks
West Park Street
New York Central Lines
New York
New York City
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
BIG Four
Peorta
Northwestern
Nicolet Avenue
Minneapolis
G. W. Alexander
Warren J. Lynch
Ery
Andrew Mueller
Mgr
California Brewing Co
T. J. Baker’s
Oxnet
Falr Drug Company
Public Conseignes
the Trust
Buttes
Natics
Tive Imaintain
Houttfiel
Idai Tees
Lean Nin
Dymner Campty
Iran
Féllrer Smithi
Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Company
Ani Park
Butle
Montana
Riddell Paint and Paper Co
Geet
Gowt Tail
Rolenle
Suse Mune
Brown
Atkin's
North
Mini Steel
Charley
Mnings Suty
Thacis Man
Masonic Odd Fellows Knights of Pythies
Woodmen of the World
Modern Woodmen
Knights of Columbus
Elis Hayles
Macosbees
Red
Fraternal Brotherhood
Electricians
Trainmen
Sons of Hermann
Towle-Winterhalter- Hannifin Co
Bright Corner Corner
Dakoin Streets
Sherman
Bhepman
Ironside
Frontana
Tasthia
Home Baking Co
Harpshire
Delains
Lewis Penwell Penwell
Pati Otl AU Lins
J. C. Wang
Rugginia
Evary
Winslow
Joseph Richards
Montana St. Butte
Mont
Ind
Bell
Norice Anthony
J.C
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