Local notices from Walkerville and beyond
A medley of social notices, travel plans, arrivals and departures. Names from Helena to New Haven, Salmon City to Anaconda appear with calls, visits, and vacations noted. Edward Olson’s death near Buxton, and Mrs Amanda At Smith’s funeral at White’s are recorded among postings of gatherings and outings across towns.
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stein-Bloch
Tonkin
J.B. Kennedy
Helena
Walker Cafe
Ie North
Bolever & Brown
Fred F. Tibbete Jr
West Point
Gow
Samuel V. Stewart
AC Spencer
Red Lodge
Tom Coyle
Crowns Gate
Walker
Joe Sewell
Walkerville
Lodi
Eon
Mabel Smith Hx
Utah Avenue
Croll Taho
Wall
F. A. Henderson Wa
Cari W. Keuber
Anaconda
Lillie
Willie Hid
Salmon City
Idaho
Doli Ox
York
C. T. Downs
New Haven
Conn
Mrs. Predisush
West Broadway
John
Wolf
Tawetons
NATO Zone
A. L. Johnson
Devil’s Lake
X. Due
Butte
Semterslay
Fohneon
Silver
Charles
Hughes and Wie
John Colligan
North Main Street
Idaho Palle
Tricia Joseph J. Watson
Seattle
Bains
Howard W
Challen Mattison
Fellowstone National
Fellowstone National | Atk
Edward Olson
Buxton
Irene Nelson
Louise Forrest
Laontcheon
Washington
Oregon
Amanda Atsmith
Uris
Vlalick
Cook Joseph Kirschwing
Great Falls
Congress
Tutte
Mark James
Yellowstone
Hildegard Talden
Gilboy
Sam Greenlee
John Greenlee
Margaret Sullivan
Josephine
Ann
Jennie Ashkenas
Alhambra Springs
Ladies’ Home Journal
Home ‘Companion
Ladies * World
Voxtie
Popular
Popular Mechanics
Meclure’s
American
P.O
Desertion romance delays guard at Arizona border
David H Woods of Company A Fourteenth regiment deserted at Douglas Az. Cai Jine Hanson, a Spokane native, confronted him at the Butte city fair, pledging to marry but promising he would return to duty. Woods agreed to rejoin, accepting the desertion sentence, while Hanson accompanied him to Missoula to meet officers. Detective Van Orden arranged Woods' arrest for the $50 government reward.
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David H. Woods
Fourteenth
Douglas
Ariz
Butte City Fair
Cai Jine Hanson
Missoula
Fort Missoula
Miax Hanson
Woods
Spokane
Hisarda
So Wood
Fested
Neil Hie
Erronner
Tom Wilken
Miss Hanson
Tw A
van Orden
Woda
Mrs Mary White Dies After 20 Years Residence
Mrs Mary White died Friday evening after a 20 year residence. Surviving: nine children and many relatives including Gren, Mrs PW Flynn, WL White, Mea John Sullivan, Mabel White, Mrs Daniel Campbell, Mrs Aflehael Roteh, Mrs Thomas Jackson, Franklin White, and two asters. Dr Agnes Welsh and Mrs Robert Mien among mourners. Funeral from daughter’s residence on California Avenue. The family thanks friends for support and care. Mr and Mrs P Dawson and family and Mr and Mrs TH Bolitho retire from the coast after a ninth visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eure Na Ware
White
Ehit. Gren
PW. Flynn
WL. White
John Sullivan
Mabel
Daniel Campbell
Aflehael Roteh
Thomas Jackson
Franklin White
Agnes Welsh
Robert ‘Mien
Infornia Avenue
Defies Court Order Over Son Threat With Knife
John Vigurs faced Judge Donlan after he allegedly threatened to cut his son Stanley’s throat with a butcher knife. The court ordered the boy’s clothing turned over to his guardians and threatened arrest if defied. Ray Gregory of Centerville Drug Co. plans a 10 day trip to Salt Lake City.
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John Vigurs
Dontan
Vigurs
Stanley
Ineluain
Mantes
Donlan
Vigors
Dorian
Humane Oficer
Ray Gregory
Centerville Drug Company
Salt Lake
Cardinals to open Catholic Societies Convention in York
Three Cardinals will meet at the opening of the Convention of the American Federation of Catholic Societies in York on August 20. The gathering is expected to be one of the largest ever held in the city.
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The
American Federation of Catholic Societies
York
City
Despondent rancher ends life with gun
Edward Olson a 31 year old unmarried rancher borrowed a neighbor’s rifle and went to the brushes to shoot a bear he had trained He was found dead by the creek with a bullet wound to the left breast His will had been changed recently and placed at his brother’s home in Butte An inquest was scheduled for tomorrow afternoon and coroner Lane ordered the body sent to Whitten’s undertaking rooms
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Edward Olson
Green Hat
Feely
Olkon
Butte
Ols
Joseph White
Wiing
Whitten
Frieda
Olson
Lane
White
Tooms
Diamond Mine Wild Start After Week's Idle Time
The Pamond mine, closed since Week age due to an accident, will resume operations tonight with a full shift. All workers will be employed. The engine damage rose delays, but repairs were quickly completed and the mine is ready to reopen.
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Pamond
Tt Fone
Picnic at Columbia Gardens by Krieger Verein in Northwest
The Krieger Verein, the region's oldest German group, will host a picnic at Columbia Gardens this afternoon. Attendees are promised a good old fashion German dime, with hearty activities and camaraderie.
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Lutte Krieger Secemn Veill
Columbi Gardens
Krieger Verein
Gereman
Northwest
Heat Wave Continues Across Central States
A heat wave that began in the Middle West over the weekend continued today with officials reporting temperatures ranging from the mid 90s to over 100 degrees in many central states. The phage noted readings near 92 degrees at 9.
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Middle West
Central States
Coast to Coast Auto Relay Planned From Butte to Missoula
A nationwide auto relay to cover the Yellowstone Trail from Plymouth Rock to Puget Sound is planned for mid September. Drivers will relay a governor’s letter from Massachusetts to Washington, tracing a path through Minneapolis Fargo Butte Missoula Colfax Spokane and Seattle, as part of an educational campaign.
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Amon Hutte
National 9
Yellowstone Trail
Hutte
Missoula
Plymouth Rock
Butte
Massachusetts
Washington
Puget Sound
Ohic
Minneapolis
Fargo
Ralings
Colfax
Wash
Seattle
Democratic Women's club event postponed to Aug 23
The Democratic Women's club meeting at Vailas hall, initially set for August 16, is postponed to August 23. Public is invited.
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Democratic Women's Club
Vailas Hall
Butte Briefs: Demo Women Banquet and travel notes
Local notes report F. Cullerton and Willm Weatins attending the Original Democratic Women's banquet at Butte High. Residents reveal three months' California travel including San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego. Remains of Donald R. Te Scott await shipment to Salt Lake City. Mrs W A Clark and Mourret Jett Priday travel in private car to Canadian parks. Golden Rod council plans event at Nine Mile canyon Aug 27 with members and families. Mrs Harry Graves returns from Portland after visiting relatives.
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F. Cullerton
Willm | Weatins
Butte Hight
Reuben Hobbs
Eimmett
Street
California
San Francisco
Los Ansteles
San Diego
Donald R
George Te. Scott
White
Salt Lake
W. A. Clark
la Chapelle
Mourret Jett Priday
Clark
Great Northern
Lake Louise
Want
Dominion Park
Canada
Glacier National Park
Golden Rod Council
Gringos and Language Notes Highlight 19th Century Uses
A jumble of notes discusses the term Gringo derived from Spanish dictionaries. It cites Pardo and Melchior Nunes translations, linking Gringos to foreigners with a foreign accent. A separate snippet recalls origin myths about newspaper initialism for four quarters of the globe.
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P. Kasteban de Torreros
Pardo
Dictionario Castellano
Madrid
di Hionaire Espagnol-Francais
Paris
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Ladies of the Grand Army
Capi
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George 8
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Palade
Sweetheart
Lover
Ems
Mrs. Mary
Walter
Ie Fried
P. Dawson
Mary Chilton
Fairfax
Hamilton and
Beaumont
Towle-Winterhalter- Hannifin Company
West Park Street
John Viguhs
Cardinal Farley
Horrows
Mose Linz
Main
Broadway
Bertha E. Simons
ABC
Alway
Bonino
Pany Vee
Pu Orton Bros
Montana
N. Main St
Mont
New
Eh” “Orn
Goast
Democratic Ball
Butte Briefs
W. W. Dunks
Western Montana Lumber Company
Great Palla
Miminke
Patt
J.T. McCann
Weiser
Tame Ho
Carter Scrivner
McCann
Pierce
Charles Shortite
Venes
Globe
Boston Globe
Hugh Carroll
Cal
Eaneke W. Bowe
I. Simon
North Main
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