Tennessee man accuses two women of theft on Montana trip
Mister James Handy of Tennessee tells police he was robbed of twenty five and twenty dollars by Susie Itsu of 33 East Galena street and Minnie Hart of 44 East Mercury street. He plans prosecution while the women deny the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Handy
Tennessee
Butte
Montana
Jerry Murphy
Downey
Handy
Susie Itsu
East
Galena Street
Minnie Hart
Mercury Street
Hart
Overton County
Grand Lodge Discusses A W U Sessions and Affairs
In a formal session the Grand Lodge discussed the affairs of AO and U W with focus on ARP topics and organizational matters. Members reviewed procedures and resolved to continue oversight and coordination.
Officers to Be Elected at Montana Workmen Meet
The Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen opens in Butte with sessions, speeches by C R Matson, and a banquet and dance at Columbia Gardens. Officers will be elected today and disputes over death claims and extension funds settled amid discussions of new member recruitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
A. D
Montana
Columbia Gardens
F. L. Grandry
C. R. Masten
Chicago
Masten
Order
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
United States
Butte
Pacific Coast
Oregon Workmen
Portland
Maston
Finlen
Garbeau
Great Falls Lodge
Committee On Arbitration
Committee On Laws
C. R. Matson
Montana Grand Lodge
Elks
Nellie Averill
Good Templars Rally Veers City Lodges Visit
Local Fraternal group gathers as visiting members of city lodges join a rally. The event highlights fraternal activity and community outreach with participation from multiple lodges.
Entertaining programme at Butte lodge meeting draws crowd
Captain Dutton state lecturer opened a Butte four lodge Good Templars rally with visitors from Florence and Stevensville. New members include many young men and women. Talks by S. Passmore and A. L. Bradshaw followed by an evening of recitations and social games.
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Good Templars
Butte
Florence
Stevensville
Dutton
S. Passmore
Grond
Templar
Montana
A. L. Bradshaw
Will Dunstand
B. J. Barnum
W. ©. Shippen
J R. Faulds
Peasmore
V.I. Pearl Barnum
Cora Ross
Susie Evans
Trannaman
Josiah Smith
Suspects Released After Saloon Robbery Inquiry
Buck Sandall and Scott Robinson, arrested by Detective Jerry Murphy on suspicion in Helena, were discharged after Nelson failed to identify them as the robbers of Nels Nelson at his saloon in the capital city Sunday night. Great Northern ticket office at 41 North Main Street selling railway tickets to Anaconda and all stations. time card and freight rates available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Malone
Pocatello
Finlen
J. R. Toole
Anaconda
Butte
F. S. Mitchell
Miss McLaughlin
W. D. Bartlett
Los Angeles
M. J. Vucovich
Tonopah
G. A. Chevigny
Clark Bulfldine
J. S. Conner
John C. Robey
Helena
Stromberg- Mullins Co
Silver Bow
West Park Street
Bessie McLean
Bozeman
Thomas McLean
Peter Aberglund
Manhattan
C. V. Fulton
A. J. Walker
Park Street
Hanson
William Clancy
Virginia City
Geoff Lauzier
Missoula
A. D. Galbraith
Yellowstone Park
F. Augustus Heinze
EF. L. Whitmore
Alaska
Renaka Kroner
Stella Copinus
Episcopal Sunday School
Centerville
Walkerville
Columbia Gardens
P. O. News
W. B. Webb
Louise Webb
Killgallen
Lewis
James and
Samberg
Inter Mountains
Buck Sandall
Scott Robinson
Jerry Murphy
Nels Nelson
Capital City
Nelson
Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Great Northern Ticket Office
North Main Street
State Savings Bank
Main and Park
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
T. M. Hodgens
United States
Europe
Omaha
G W. Stapleton
A. H. Barret
E. D. Leavitt
A V. Kemper
J. O. Hodgens
Cavalry Squadron Drowns 50 in Russian River
A Daily Express dispatch from St. Petersburg reports a cavalry squadron ordered to charge during maneuvers near here galloped into a river. About 50 men are believed drowned. details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. Petersburg
Daily Express
Body of Charles Preller Brought for Interment
The body of Charles Preller, reportedly dead by his own action near Sheridan, was brought to Miles City on Sunday and taken to his father's ranch in the Pine hills for burial. Authorities now believe death may have been caused by an accidental discharge of his gun rather than suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Griffin
Joseph R. Shadwell
Mrs. Griffin
The
Standard
Miles City
Charles Preller
Sheridan
Pine Hills
Pierced Horse Heart Fatal Accident On Tongue River Bridge
A horse owned by Alfred Clarke of Miles City was killed while crossing the steel Tongue River bridge. Clarke met a colored man riding toward Fort Keoga who veered left. the man’s horse appeared to turn, and a buggy thill pierced Clarke’s horse through the heart in the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Miles City
Alfred Clarke
Tongue River
Clarke
Fort Keoga
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Butte News
East Broadway
Butta Telephone 422
Orton Bros
Fred Orton
N. Main
Montana Mysic Co. O
Warden of
Great Falls
J. F. McCarthy
Iepision Helena
R. T. Cook
Harry Beimstroh
Mont
A. G. Siebenaler
National Park
J. E. Dawson
New York
Buffalo
Ike Heilbronner
Newbro Drug Company Cigar and Confect
Raymond & Whitcomb
Salt Lake City
Thornton
Mister Hoandds
AO. U. W
Lumbia Gardens
Gree of Honor
Good Templars’ Rally
Vevbers
Weeey
WEP
Captain Dutton
State Organ
Mation and Pigare
Newbro Drug Co
Little Joe
UNION
Verona
Brussels
Sanford
Wilton
Stinson’s
Sanford's
Brownfield Canty Carpet Co
West Park
Galena Streets
Washburn T‘rosby
Our Bakery
California
Anheuser-Busch
Mit
Gallon Sr
Butte Leader
Boucher’'S
Ioods
Montana Book Co
Espina
Havana
Rutte
F. Aug. Heinze
A.B Clements
Cashier
Daly Bank and Trust CO
John D. Ryan
Jone R. Toole
C. Swinborne
R A. Kunkel
First National Bank OF
Capital
Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbott
FE. B. Weirick
S. Dutton
Chas. R. Leonard
T. R. Binds
V. Press
Fayette Harrington
the Silver Bow National Bank
Butte City
Charles R. Leonard
F. Aug
Heinze
S&s
Pipestone Springs
Wm. E. Casey
Hot Springs, Arkansas
C. R. Burket
Prop
Pipestone Springs, Mont
Entire
Paris
Matto Newb Drug Co
Sola Agents
Butte, Mont
Wah J. Lamb's
Galena
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