Butte Current Notes Make It A Busy Day
A jumble of local notices lists roasts, plane rentals from Orton Bros, coal from Pine Creek, and dealer ads. The page mentions visits and departures including J W Swain of Dillon, D J Kelly heading to Chicago, C Witherspoon to Fort Yellowstone, and E A Morley from the state railway commission. Socials include a St Patrick altar boys picnic and a wedding performed by Rev P O Hanson, with numerous locals attending hotels and parks across Butte and nearby towns.
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Walker
Orton Bros
Pine Creek Coal
Penn
Leese
Butte
J. W. Swain
Dillon
Finten
East Park
John Carberry
Centerville
San Francisco
D. J. Kelly
Chicago
G. Clark
Spokane
Ironside
North Main Street
Yegen Bros
Montana Fire Insurance
Slemons & Booth
Shiner
New York
C. Witherspoon
Fort Yellowstone
E. A. Morley
Mion Railway Commission
Pinton
North Main
Barnes
Millvrest
Daught Juigan
Pacific Street
M. E. Knowles
State Board of Health
John G. Brown
C. M. McCoy
Lous F. Schroedes
Thomas Stephenson
C . Penny
P.O. New
Fred B. Peso
Camas Hot Springs
W. W. Walsworth
West
Granite Street
R. D. Rogers
Peck
Idaho
C. D. Holmes Warrington Richards
Richards Undertaking Company
Seattle
Coast Points
Dominick G. Bertoglio
Bertoglio Mercantile Company
Meaderville
Austria
Joe Bjorkman
Sanna
Elli Noss
P.O. Hanson
Agelbert Fischer
Migs Rose Fischer
Hormag ‘Thalmuller
West Silver Street
Fischer
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Jennie Bennett
Sarah Rosenstein
Mable
Max Rosenstein
Bandit Hold Up Ends With Gunpoint Threats in Butte
Albert Gennett, somberly walking near the Great Northern yards, was forced at gunpoint to hand over $1.65 by two unmasked highwaymen. With revolvers at his back they walked him to a warehouse, searched pockets, and threatened death if he resisted. Police arrested two suspects matching their description. they claim alibis.
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Tree
Albert Gennett
South Gage Street
Butte Sewer Pipe and Tile Company
Gennett
Gennetti
Great Northern
Gennettl
White
Woodville
Butte
Deaths of Bullard from needle wound reported in Los Angeles
Los Angeles Aug 19 Calvin J Bullard formerly a United States post office inspector died tonight after being found unconscious in the road near Newhall in the San Fernando valley. A needle three inches deep near his right temple caused his injuries. Officers have been seeking a young woman who was seen with Bullard about two hours before he was found but have not located her.
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Los Angeles
Calvin J. Bullard
United States Post Office
Newhall
San Fernando Valley
Bullara
Hill City May Sue Telephone Company
Walkerville city council voted to sue Bell Telephone for three years license money if the $75 fine from Police Judge Selig remains unpaid. A company rep asked for time to settle. Streets and sewers updates note North Main Street sewer completion and a 600 foot Font Daly Street sewer to start next week. Clerk instructed to confer on Go smith Mining taxes protested by Silver Bow county totaling $400. Street car company complains of toys jumping on cars. Marshal authorized to send all boys guilty of this practice to the industrial school.
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Walkerville
Bell Telephone Company
Lcense
Selig
North Main Street
Uss
Font Daly Street
United States Court
Silver Bow County
Gosmith Mining Company
Joe Binney
All Boys
Dillonites Win By Heavy Hitting In Ten Innings
Dillon defeats Butte 10 to 9 in ten innings as Stovall starts for Dillon and Richards dominates early before leaky relief pitching blows the lead. Levy and Levy-like scoring drives pace the comeback, with Katora and McGeehan driving runs for the Mountmen and Collins delivering the deciding hit in the tenth.
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Standard
Dillon
Dillon Bate
The
Union
Stovall
Levy
Richards
Mountmnen
Katora
Kien
McGehan
Barry
Whaling
Mathes
Moorehead
Kelly
Kafora
Sevei
Lefert
Brogan
Hartman
Har
Butte
McGeehan
Collins
Hartin
Blefert
Silent Sextette Held After Knife Enforced Silence
Six young men including Joe Connolly and Patrick Kelly are jailed by city police after guards say two were wounded during a Moonlight saloon assault near St Lawrence mine. Wounds allegedly occurred as they waited for a shift boss at 2 am. The group refused to reveal where they were injured.
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Jall
Arly
Joe Connolly
St. Jame Hospital
Patrick Kelly
Michael Peter
Steve Kane
Mike ‘Purcell
St Lawrence
Moonlight
Pathfinder Rudolph Barich's Lewistown Message Report
Message from Pathfinder Rudolph Barich reports leaving Big Timber for Lewistown and arriving at 3 this evening with good roads to Judith Gap. He notes hard going due to rain and plans to depart for Great Falls tomorrow amid expected heavy roads. Leys fire sale offers slightly damaged goods at one dollar to some.
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Rudolph Barich
Lewistown
Big Timber
Judith Gap
Great Falls
Lagaiappe Custom Noted In New Orleans Shops
In New Orleans it is customary for shopkeepers to receive a gratuity in the form of confectionery or trifling delicacies. The practice, called lagaiappe, is often invoked by a child saying you’ve forgotten the lagaiappe when purchasing family supplies.
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New Orleans
Republicans Set Dates for Primaries and County Convention
Sliver Dow county Republicans announce primaries on Aug 1 between 7 and 9 pm to select delegates to the state convention noon Sept 5, with the county gathering to elect delegates and then recess until reconvened by the state. A separate judicial convention proposal is discussed with bar association input and resolutions urging nonpartisan judiciary nominations.
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Sliver Dow County
Tate
Ettate
Meen
Central
aMice
Henderson
Hennetts
Vorier
Confe
John He
Corvette Wee Fetary
Bilverty Bar Association
Davies
Mose Lipshute
Bar
Department of Justice
Shoul
Department of Justices
Supreme Court
Canal
Bar Association Resolution on Candidate Selection Ethics
A bar association resolves to cooperate with political parties in selecting candidates, ensuring competency integrity and accountability to the association. It appoints a committee with members aligned to multiple parties to confer with party representatives and present copies of the resolution to the appropriate committees for review.
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Ahlad
Athens
Bar Association
Ita Tanke
Thie Association
District Attorney Shot Down By Woman in Staten Island Office
New York Aug 19 Albert Fach district attorney of Richmond county Staten Island was shot in his private office at Stapleton by Mrs Elizabeth Edmunds andfatally wounded He allegedly believed her husband Dr John Martin Edmunds whom she had sued for abandonment and Fach as prosecutor After arrest Mrs Edmunds said she had argued with Fach and that he had struck her Fach and his wife and children noted in report
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New York
Albert
Fach
Richmond County
Staten Island
Stapleton
Elizabeth Edmunds
John Martin
Steel Car Controversy Nears Chicago Strike
Chicago August 19 wage talks between 14 000 street railway workers and elevated companies stalled with no decision after two conferences with Mayor Harrison. Balloting on strike among elevated lines continued with early results favoring action. Missoula notes young pitcher Lastie Bush sold to Philadelphia Americans, to report after Union Association season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harrison
Missoula
Lastie Bush
Misc Towla Union Association
Philadelphian Americans
Union Association
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Fanen
Dutta
Teletelephone
Het Aa Ieeivemtion
Montana
H. B
C. W. Thee
Dot
Martin’ Innis
W. ¢ Orr
Ruth Orr
Max Lauter
C.H. Richardson
George Briggs
M.A. White
Hamilton
J.M. Scanland
Warm Springs
George Woodworth and Son
Wisdom
Roy Pittie
A. A. McDonald
Anaconda
L. R. Henshee and Sons
Three Forks
F. F. Faucett
Polson
I. A. Stub
J. C. Mearthy
Bozeman
Lamon
ATL Money
Abert Gennettt
Elgin
Waltham
Lia
Putte
Hill City
Telephone Company
Dillonites
Parich
Emind
Republican County Central Committee
Mors Om
of Sudies
Mose Linz
Main Street
Great Northern Railway
Alhambra Hot Springs
M. J. Sullivan
Alhambra, Mont
McMonegal School of
Ita
Dorothy Block
Corner
Granite
Wyoming
Axminster
Axminster Rugs
Bigelow Axminster
Arlington Axminster
Sige and Hall
Hartford
Axminst
Eather
Axminster Rugs i
Wilton
Brussels
W.park ST
Aveh
Weinberg
New Suits
Weinberg’s
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