Butte Headlines Note Local Businesses and Births
Butte notes advertise rent planes from Orton Bros and shops including Walker's Pine Creek coal and The Clothery. A son was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Jack Israel. The Anna A Walker W C T U meets at Mrs H Harris in Walkerville at 2 30 pm Tuesday. John Shea recovering after Murray hospital operation.
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Orton Bros
Walker's
Pine Creek Coal
Penn
Leese
Butte Grill
Iris
East Park
St North Main
Jack Israel
Ironside
North Main Street
Yemen Bros
Montana Fire Insurance
Slemons & Booth
North Main
P.O
West Park
Mra. L. A. Walker
Helena
West Center Street
Murray Hospital
Cold August Grip Bites Butte Area Snow Hits Rockies
Record cold for August brings heat demand at homes and buildings. A fire at 226 South Main Street started from coal in the basement amid freezing conditions. Simon Witofsky notes unusually cold spell. Columbia Gardens registered 32 degrees and Park and Main dropped to 30. Snow fell on the Rockies as Wharton warns this month may be the coldest in a decade.
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South Main Street
Simon Witofsky
Butte Trunk and Manufacturing Company
Wharton
Butte Electric Railway Company
Gardens
Columbia Gardens
Park and Main
Rockies
Wonderful attractions at the Ansonia theater
The opening bill at the Ansonia theater drew large crowds with a program featuring The Stars and Stripes by the house orchestra, In His Father's Foot Steps, Careless Curt, The New Church Ore wan, and an Essanay play. Miss Sayde Pearl sang Oh Promise Me. The Pink Lady orchestral selection delighted music lovers. The show runs Monday and Tuesday with afternoon and evening performances, followed by a long list of attendees from Billings Helena Great Falls and Missoula, among others.
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Ansonia Theater
Curt
A. 11 Cammmuck
Sayde Pearl
Butteragara
Pice Ware Theater
Court Opens In Butte Department Be The Federal Court
Judge Ronrquin arrived from Hele to open the federal court in Butte this morning. The pension will last through the week and will be devoted to motions and continuances.
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Ronrquin
Hele
Butte
Federal Court
Sacred Heart Picnic At Co Jumbla Gardens Aug 21
Sacred Heart branch L C Be A will hold its annual picnic at Co Jumbla gardens on Wednesday August 21. Members bring lunch. Leys fire sale offers slightly damaged goods from us to you on the dollar starting Tuesday.
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Sacred Heart Branch
L. C
Be A
Co? Jumbla Gardens
Angry Man Arrested After Bowling Over Couple
Victor North, former city patrolman, allegedly struck and injured Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Mecham at 580 South Arizona Street Saturday night. North claims Mecham caused the crash in his car, seeks $100 in damages. Mecham faced arrest on a charge of running him down. North, of 7% East Broadway, posted a $190 bond and was released.
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Victor North
Ang
Leroy Mecham
South
Arizona Street
Mecham
Meeham
North
Anaconda Moose Picnic Draws Hundreds In Butte
Several hundred Butte residents attended a picnic hosted by the Anaconda Lodge of Moose at Gregson yesterday. The event featured tug of war between Warm Springs and Gregson Springs, a Race Track nine beating Lost Creek 9 to 0, and multiple races won by local names including James O’Brien and Miss Kate O’Day. A grand ball closed the day, with Hugh Daly praised for organizing help and hospitality.
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Gregson
John Lawler
Hugh Daly
Warm Springs
Gregson Springs
Lost Creek
James O'Brien
Anaconda
Mike Ryan
Butter
Kate O'Day
Mill Creek
Leo la Salle
Thomas Parker
James McGuire
Pat Gals
Old Time Actor Tones Dies at Seven in Scituate
Nathaniel D. Tones Benton's oldest actor, famed across the country in his youth, died at age 7 after a career on stage with Booth and later as playwright and manager. The item notes his long public life and connections to major theatre figures.
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Scituate
Mass
Nathaniel D. Tones
Benton
Booth
Apples in Tasmania show rising orchard expansion
The Westminsks Gazette notes Tasmanian apple growing is expanding with about 30,000 orchards and potential yields of 3,000,000 bushels annually. Last season produced 1,348,000 bushels from the area, with export totals exceeding 45,000 cases as twenty one rail steamers carried fruit to London.
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Westminsks Gazette Fru
Tasmania
Hawenty
Harting
London
New Non Metal Conductive Coating for China and Glass
A new method renders porcelain and glass surfaces conductive without heat by a chemical reaction. The coating bonds the metal and china as a single homogeneous body and can be varied in thickness. The process is inexpensive, allows polishing and finishing, and reportedly strengthens treated items to near unbreakability.
Wilsons campaign enlarging. diverse stops listed
Governor Wilson campaigns across New Jersey with appearances at Union Hall in Asbury Park, Trenton, and the Plattdeutscher Wolfest Verein. National committeeman Davies plans a Western HQ tour and Pacific coast trip. Meanwhile accidents hospitalize horseman Stevens and injure two in Galena Street fall. one man returned home.
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Whodrow Wilson
Plattdeutscher Wolfest Verein
Union Hall
N. J
Trenton
Democratic League
Asbury Park
Toseph Davies
Wisconsin
Vernon
Pacific Coast
Feith National
Montana woman injured in reckless night crash
Mrs. Donovan, on her way home from church, was run down and bruised about the face and shoulders after driving recklessly in Montana night. She was taken to St. James hospital and later sent home after paying all charges.
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Albert W F
St. ‘Jamen’ Hospital
J.C. Lynch
Galena Street
Montana
St. James’ Hospital
New Electroplating Method Reported in England
The Crockery and Glass Journal notes a new process for electroplating metals on porcelain and glassware being introduced in England. Earlier attempts used graphite or plumbage films to create a conducting surface, but these deposits did not contact the base material directly, yielding uneven results and polishing difficulties due to heat formation.
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New York Times
England
Crockery’ and Glass Journal
China
Midnight Mountain Wedding in Butte Camp Scene
A wedding at midnight in the mountains near Rock Creek, Butte, joins Hugh H. Spiers and Amelia Jackson with a camp ceremony read by Rev. Frank Hopking. Guests arrived from Missoula, vows exchanged under moonlight, an all-night camp gathering, and a rural reception with forest setting and rustic altration.
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Hugh H. Spiers
Amelia Jackson
Butte
Hock Creak
Welock
Frank Hopking
South Side Methodist Church
Mr. Spiers
Cain Rock ‘Creek
Miss Jackson
Rock Creek
Charles V. Jackson
Zadie Jean Jackson
Missoula
Man Jackson
Arthur Jackson
William B. Jackson
Parker Rand
Charles Cleveland
RD. McLeod
George Dech
Doris Rand
Helen McLood
Eveland Rand
Robert McLeod
Dorothy Cleveland
Holliday
Rock Ereek
E. B. Ricard
Grant
Hard problem for bar association
New York Aus 18 The question whether negro attorneys shall be admitted to the American Bar association will be discussed next week in Milwaukee at the annual meeting. The executive committee report on three members, later rescinded, will be used as a basis for action. General Wickersham supported Lewis after denial of membership, noting he was legally elected and the committee overstepped.
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New York
Aus
American Bar Association
Milwaukee
William H. Laws
United States
Uch
Lewis
B. R. Wilson
William KR. Morris
Minnesota
Wickersham
New Uses of the Banana From the Washington Fest
From Jamaica six factories produce banana figs chips meal and flour. James Mec Har Ws of Hoston notes peak capacity when fruit is cheapest. Drying varies by plant with hot air method converting about 49 of 50 pounds to 100 pounds meal. Banana fig rivals natural fig in color and palatability and figures in many markets. Chips serve breakfast, ground into meal in Europe, and mills grind corn into meal.
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Washington
Jamaica
James Mec
Taking 4 Chance in a Remote Hamlet Vacation
A writer proposes a 19 day retreat in a solitary hamlet to refresh body and soul. It cites Henry La Qouchere who burned his letters on leaving retreat and began anew. It notes concerns about missing letters with cash. An Italian inventor reportedly completes a device called the wireless hotograph to send autographs and sketches by wireless telegraphy.
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Fas
Henry la~ Qouchere
Ini
Sara
Mar- Poni
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Butte News
East Broadway
Tel Wie
Exan
Sharon
Optical Department Hight & Fairfield Co. Jewelers and Opticians
Butte, Mont
Montana Hote
Thornton
F. B. Connelly
Billings
F. Hmmet Race
Lewistown
Afr
Sanford
D. W. Raymond
W. Sproule
George Sam ‘Gross
Three Forks
George Belding
M. Kernfield
Great Falls
Torrance Flynn
Dillon
P. J. Nelson
Monida
W. P. Bradley
Livingston
F.C. Helleher
Erat Court
Sacred Heart Preyto
the Clothery
Special Department For Motor Clothes
Drs. McKendry
Hannifin
Butte Optical Co. Cor
Park and
Dakota Streets
Bale
Leys the Jeweler
Anaconda Lodge OF Moose
Wilson Ranch
McBride Ranch
First Presbyterian Church
Ountain View Pres
Mountain View Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Glen
Bregon
Dif
Cettinje
Montenegro
Barana
Albania
Democratic County Central Committee
Democratic Headquarter
S. 41
North Stain Street
Phil C. Goodwin
J.P. Crowley
Wilson
T. H. Stevens
Kentucky
Tutte
John
Mose Linz
N. Main Street
Great Northern Railway
M. J. Sullivan
Alhambra, Mont
McMonegal School of
Dorothy Block
Corner Granite
Wyoming
GH. Spiers and
Emily Jack Oyatu Searled
Ticuman
Mexico City
Mountain View Methodist and
E. A. Shene
O.S.L
Mee
Winchester
BAR Association
AWAL
Marcont
A.&p.ry
Afeive
Lave Hutte
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