Butte Current Notes Mixed Local Advertisements
Local items list services from Orton Bros to J G Bates and Davis Weimes cury Co. ads note furniture, fur storage, medical services, and needle sales. Rail lines cite schedules. a picnic attendance record stands at 10 797. A runaway near the Butte brewery ends with a damaged buggy and uninjured driver.
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Montana Liquor Company
Butte
Anaconda
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Minneapolis
P. O
Great Northern Railway
Heilbronners
Mineral Union
Columbia Gardens
Briney
Big Hole
Francis Reynolds
Centerville
Reynolds
Calanthe Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Uniform Bank
Washington Lodge
Gregoyn Springs
Butte, Anaconda
Butte Brewery
Wyoming Street
Ferns
Piano Bargains at Orton Bros On Main Street
Orton Bros at 219 Main Street offers second hand uprights including a Chickering once $700 now 200 with 25 down and 10 monthly. Also Kimball oak about 210 new, Valley Mahogany 185, Whitney with mandolin 200, Arion 225. many on 25 down and 10 monthly. brand new Weber Hallet & Davis or Kimball pianos available with 5 monthly payments.
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Whitney
Arion
Weber, Hallet & Davis
Kimball
Orton Bros
Main Street
Kent Labor Day Privileges at Mountain View Park
Labor day event at Mountain View park invites participation with contact John Bloor secretary of the Dealers' Ass'n at 33 and 3 Bilver Bow bik Butte for details.
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Mountain View Park
John Bloor
Sig
Bilver Bow
Butte
Funeral for Ellen Vance Held at St Patrick’s Church
The funeral for Ellen Vance will be held today at 2 p m starting from the residence of her brother in law John Gil feather 115 Jefferson street. Services will follow at St Patrick’s Church.
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Ellen Vance
John Gilfeather
Jefferson Street
St. Patrick's Church
Glorious rally lifts Butte in batting heavy ball game
About 1,200 fans watched a brisk batting contest at the ball park as Butte overcame Hoth Pitchers with a mid game rally. McDonough slugged a clear over the center field fence for a key four bagger, and Fitch impressed in his first game for the Buttes.
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Ball Park
Beville
Carsey
Butte
Butte Boys
Miley McDonough
McDonough
Marshall
Pritchard-Harrison Company
Wit Pritchard
Boucher
Gans & Klein
Dexter Smith
Fitch
The
Buttes
Deisel
Hammond
Bissell
Donohue
McHale
Anaconda
Lynch
Clarkson
Schill
Williams
Knox
Hasle
Burke
Theilman
Bevile
Perham
Schils
Buttes Triumph in Uphill Baseball Rally
Another uphill game to the credit of the Buttes. A sublime batting rally in the fifth and sixth innings, with two tallies added in the fifth. The text notes a strong rally by Butte during those frames.
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Buttes
Butte
Chicago Outbat New York but Garvin’s Fourth Inning Hit Decisive
Chicago and New York played a tight game on Aug 1 with Garvin delivering a clean fourth inning hit for the only scoring. Attendance was 2,200 as New York failed to convert with runners on base. Umpire Swartwood called the game in Chicago.
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Chicago
Garvin
P. C, Rr
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Boston St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Double-header draws as Minneapolis, Milwaukee win. Detroit top Cleveland
In a set of league results, Kansas City tied Minneapolis 8-3 in game one and lost 11-4 in game two. Detroit beat Cleveland 4-1. Chicago split with Milwaukee 3-2 in seven innings and 0-1 in the second. Buffalo routed Indianapolis 14-0.
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Kansas City
Minneapolis
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Milwaukee
T'Cago
Buffalo
Indianapolia
Tebeau Resigns as St. Louis Manager. McGraw Named Replacement
Oliver Pat Tebeau resigns as manager of the St. Louis club and President DeHaas Robinson appoints John M. McGraw to succeed him. Tebeau has eleven years with the Cleveland and St. Louis teams. Angelo Donati, two years and one month, dies. funeral set at Meaderville home today at 2 p.m.
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St. Louis
Oliver
Pat) Tebeau
DeHaas Robinson
Bavaria's Crazy King Birthday Cheer Amid Madness
King Otto of Bavaria turns 52 as Munich nobles fete him with Te Deum and troop reviews. The monarch has become incoherent and paranoid, confined at Purstenreidh while doctors and guards shadow him after a near strangulation incident. Princess Therese and the Bavarian prince reportedly cancelled visits.
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Otto
Bavaria
Munich
Purstenreidh
Theresa
Purstenreil
Justice Had No Prejudices in Courtroom Wager
Wayne MacVeagh, former attorney general and ex-minister to Italy, joked about who would write a supreme court opinion after a tedious case. He wagered Chief Justice Fuller would assign Justice Gray, noting Gray slept through the argument.
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Wayne MacVeagh
United States
Philadelphia
Italy
Supreme Court
MacVeagh
Justie Fuller
Fuller
Mr. Gray
Mr. MacVeagh
Rheumatism cured by Christian science quip
A witty exchange in the Indianapolis Press notes a misunderstanding about an uncle’s health cure. The line plays on words suggesting Christian science cured rheumatism, but the speaker clarifies it was the rheumatism that cured the claim of Christian science.
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Yabsley
Mudge
Indianapolis Press
Helena Club in bitter end of 4–2 baseball game
A Montana league game in Helena ended with umpire Grim ruling Pilcher out for interference after a wild throw by Marshall. Phillips resigned as Helena club president and league director, denouncing the umpiring and treatment of Helena players. Great Falls won 4 to 2. Salisbury and Wright pitched well amid a tense postgame scene.
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Williams
Butte
Carsey
Harry Blumkin
Marshall
Great Falls
Fitch
Spokane
Rossland
Schmeer
Portland
Mel Lowry
Helena
Butte Boys
Nick Jahreiss
McDonough
Crystal Springs
Standard
W. EF. Phillips
Lucas
State League
Montana Baseball League
Phillips
Great Falls Nine
Salisbury
Wright
the Falls
Tinker
Hammond
Flannery
Searfoss
Hurlburt
Brown
Pilcher
Peeples
McCloskey
Pileher
Grim
Diamond
Helenas
Hoh AD
Peeples Wright
McGrew
Menefee
Fronters
Tammond
MetCarthy Zearfoss
Kalle Marshall
Menefer
McGrew Brown
McCarthy
Iim
Boston Lyric company opens week in Butte with Idol's Eye
The Boston Lyric company stars in The Idol's Eye for a week in Butte. The opening night sold out with eager praise. John Henderson leads Abel Conn with wit, while Josephine Stanton Bertha Davis and Sara Carr receive cheers. The 50-strong company delivers polished singing staging and costumes.
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Butte
Boston Lyric Company
Frank Daniels
John Henderson
Abel Conn
Josephine Stanton
Bertha Davis
Sara Carr
George Kunkel
Jamie McSnuffey
Butters
Boston
Pasha
Carpenters Triumph Over Davis & Weimescary in Tough Clash
Carpliners edged the Davis and Weimescary club in a hard fought game as Bouseuet and Bill Jones starred for Davis. Boustuet iced his left hand on a fly ball, while Jones struck out six times in six plate appearances. The Carpenters are set to face a hardware-store team next Sunday, with Dave Porter umpiring.
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Carpenters’ Union
Davis & Weimescary
Jack Weimescary
Btar
Bouseuet
Bill Jones
Davis Nine
Boustuet
Carpenters
Dave Porter
Burlington Route Excursions East and West
Burlington Route offers round trips from Chicago to Detroit and east with prices 51.50 and 60.75 dollars. Tickets go on sale August 23 and 34. For details contact Phil Daniels at 35 East Broadway.
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Chicago
Detroit
Phil Daniels
East Broadway
Build Yourself a Home on Excelsior Avenue Lot for 1000
Reynolds and M Dowell advertise a splendid east facing lot on Excelsior avenue in Butte for the price of 1000 dollars. The real estate offer lists 46 Fe Broadway as the contact address.
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Excelsior Avenue
Reynolds & M Dowell
Broadway
Butte
Standard subscription ad and watch mainspring offer
Advertisement promotes the Standard newspaper at $1.00 per month delivered to homes. It offers a $25 reward for proving that E. F. Mayer of 40 West Park does not supply the best mainspring for a $1 watch cleaning priced at $1.59.
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Standard
Montana
E. F. Mayer
West Park
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Butte News
Telephone 422
Bryan, McKinley Stevenson
Roosevelt
Fred Orton
N. Main
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Davis & Weimes Cury Co
J. M. Froehlich
W. Brdwy
Dr. Hanson
Sherman
Kent
M'Oongugh
Hoth
A.E Burke
Rf Theese
Ereseesee
O'Brien
Carsey P
Ananconda
J xl
Theilman - Burke
Sehill
Detsel
Brennan
Weather Bhower
BAA Butte O
Helena Peeves
R. HE
Grady
Swartwood
Louis
Powell
aPeUsi
Robinson
Scott
Peitz
tHurst
N. Main St
Angelo Donati
Antone Donati
Harrison Street
Meaderville
Much Vamp
W. £. Phillips
Great Falls i
Zearfons
Muller
Hunton
Brownfield-Canty Carpet CO
West Park Street
Tful Production
Department of Home Management
Swifts
Grant
Burgundy
Willems
A. Booth
Cash Grocery
Pure Food Products
St. Paul’s Hospital
Montana Street
Lontane
Westin Woks
Butte, Montana
T. G. Heine
Hennessy
A. Augen
Paris
France
D. M. Nowbro Drug Co
Butte Mont
Sentry Mall
BANKS
Lee Mantle
Chae Schatzlein
Fayette Harrington
Charles R. Leonard
A. B. Clements
Aug. Heinze
Henry Mueller
Frank Haskins
Davis
Weimescary
Burlington
Butte Ffiers
John A. Creighton
G W. Stapleton
TT . Hodgens
Sella Exchange
Europe
Omsha
G. W. Stapleton
D. Leavit
V. Kemper
Hodgens
First National Bank OF Butte
Andrew J. Davis Games
A. Talbott
E. B. Welirick
George Stevenson
Foreigen Exchange
Oo. K
Capital
National
Bonyork Union National Bank
Crocker-Woolworth National Bank
Marcus Daly M. Desahee
Meyer Daly, Donahoe & Meyer Essors
Marcus Daly & Co
Bate
Mentanece Brownlee & Ceo
Polopines
Hawaii
Canada
Moyer
Winborne
KR. A
Runbel
Shier
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