Butte Labor Day Parade Speakers Chosen and Schedule
The Labor Day program names local union speakers B M Lindsay J L Murchie and Michael McCormick. The parade starts at Main and Copper at 10 AM, traces a long route ending at Miners' union hall. J A Murchie and William Erler marshal, with three divisions of unions in the march and multiple foot races at the sports at the race track and gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Lindsay
Stationary Engineers
J. L. Murchie
Building Trades Council
Michael McCormick
Miners’ Union
Main
Copper Streets
Copper
Wyoming
Broadway
Montana
Park
Silver
Miners’ Union Hall
J. A. Murchie
Painters’ and Decorators
William Erler
Barbers
William O’brien
Carpenters’ Union
Healy Healy Luncy Wed At St Lawrence Church
In St Lawrence church Center ville Father Batens officiated as Patrick J Healy of the fire department wed Margaret Luncy of Centerville. The wedding march from Lohengrin ushered the couple in. Edward Leary supported the groom while Julia O Neill served as bridesmaid.
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St. Lawrence Church
Centerville
Father Batens
Patrick J. Healy
Fire Department
Margaret Luncy
Patrick Malie and Mamie TPleaner Curtis Wed at St. Lawrence
Patrick Malie and Mamie TPleaner Curtis were married last evening at St. Lawrence church with Father Batens officiating. The wedding march was rendered by Sadie Colligan and Michal F. Malie served as best man for his brother Henrietta Curtis supported the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Malie
Mamie Tpleaner Curtis
St. Lawrence Church
Father Batens
Sadie Colligan
Michal F. Malie
Henrietta Curtis
Elk Run Loose With A Dozen Eighteen Headed For Butte
A herd of elk, about twelve or more, including eighteen head, is reported moving toward Butte. Officials warn motorists to use caution and expect sightings along highways.
Elks to be corralled in Butte after Salt Lake tour
A party of Elks visiting from Waterloo Harrisburg Cincinnati Indianapolis Dubuque Washington and others will reach Butte from Spokane this weekend. A special Butte Elks meeting is set for Thursday to plan corraling and entertainments during their stay.
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Butte
Salt Lake
Ohio
J. T. Fanning
Indianapolis
Ind
C. Robinson
Dubuque
Iowa
Edwin B. Hay
Washington, D. C
Detweiler
Hay
Galvin
Pickett
Fanning
Board of Grand Trustees
Robinson
State of
Elks
Spokane
Butte Bowlers Plan Team to Meet Eastern All Stars
A meeting at Thornton alleys will select six top Butte bowlers to form a team to challenge the East All Star squad. A 50 game tournament will determine the six for the trip, with players like Arthur Perham, M J Sheehan, T J Ellis and M A White among entrants. Final city league tourney plans and positions will be set at 8:30 PM.
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Butte
Thornton Alleys
Arthur Perham
M. J. Sheehan
Thornton
T. J. Ellis
M. A. White
J. C.adams
Fisher
Barclay
Towery
Black
McMillan
W. O. Luedke
Wisconsin
Flynn
Doran
Hammell
McIntyre Sternfels
Trembath
Atkins
Swingly
Richards
Petersen
Reynolds
Bring
Mrs. Murphy
Benny
Ike Heilbronner
W. W. Winchell
Duffes
Ike
Butte Bowling Congress
White
Bad Luck Didn't Deter Him Special Dispatch to the Standard
Guy Young of Livingston lost a wallet with 2359 dollars while visiting Helena. That evening he married Miss Ethel Gardner of Livingston at the Grandon hotel parlor, with Rev. Charles L. Bovard officiating. The couple are prominent Livingston residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
Guy Young
Livingston
Grandon Hotel
Ethel Gardner
Young
Charles L. Bovard
Jailbreaker Frank Hunter Seen Near Saratoga
Sheridan Wyoming August reports indicate Frank Hunter, who recently broke jail in town, was spotted near Saratoga. Local authorities and other residents are on the lookout for him.
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The
Standard
Sheridan, Wyo
Frank Hunter
Saratoga
Butte and Portland to square off in second game today
The second game between Butte and Portland will be played today. Kos tal will pitch for Portland and probably pay for Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Portland
Kostal
Escapes Husband's Wrath as Mrs Strosnider Flees
After two months on the trail of a faithless wife and her lover, H E Strosnider of Casper Wyoming found them in Havre. Mrs Lulu Strosnider and Henry Thompson eloped again and fled toward Canada after an amicable settlement. They left unpaid rent and small bills as they departed. Authorities in neighboring towns were alerted to arrest them if found.
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The
Standard
Havre
H. E. Strosnider
Casper
Wyo
Henry Thompson
Lulu Strosnider
States
Strosnider
Thompson
Canada
Grand Larceny Charge Puts Jarves and Carlson On Hold
John Jarves and Alexander Carlson were brought from Sand Coulee to await district court action on a grand larceny charge. They are accused of robbing Mike Autio of a trunk with 185 dollars, razors, guns and neckties. Jarves pleaded guilty. Carlson pleaded not guilty. Bail set at 1000 dollars each, not posted. Autio had been jailed 30 days earlier for altered checks in a coal load case.
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Great Falls
John Jarves
Alexander Carlson
Sand Coulee
Awaiit
District Court
Mike Autio
Jarves
Carlson
Stockett
Degree of Honor U W Ball Throngs Columbia Gardens
The Degree of Honor of the A. O. U. W. held a grand ball at Columbia gardens drawing hundreds of friends. The pavilion was crowded with dancers and the hours from 9 to 12 passed pleasantly, making the event a success from every point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gardens
Elaborate Banquet Marks Montana Pharmacists Session
Seventy druggists gathered at Newton's on upper Main for a grand banquet closing the 11th annual Montana State Pharmaceutical Association session at Columbia Gardens. The event featured a 16-piece band, elaborate floral decor, champagne punch, and speeches led by President Doull and E A Heuser.
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Butte
Anaconda
Columbia Gardens
Montana State Pharmaceutical Association
Newton’s
Upper Main Street
Main
Park Streets
Wharton
Garden
Rockies
Atlantic
President Doull
Association
Bob Fair
Montana Christian Associations 22d Meeting Highlights
At the annual convention the Montana Christian Associations held its 22d meeting with an address by the president. Afternoon sessions featured committee work and reading of papers, followed by music and an evening address.
Montana Christian association holds well attended convention
Special Dispatch reports the Montana Christian association convention in Deer Lodge met for enrollment with about 40 delegates. H. L. Willis led devotional work, Walter M. Jordan spoke on Our Majority, and Rev. O. F. McHargue addressed church self support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
The
Christian Association of Montana
H. L. Willis
Augusta
Walter M. Jordan
Helena
O. F. McHargue
Bozeman
Isabella Brotherton
Butte
Christian Endeavor Society
Scharnikow
Cora Wood
Charles F. Guerin
Montana rail extension contracts awarded for Lewistown line
A reliable source says erading contracts for the Montana railroad extension to Lewistown have been awarded and construction will start by Sept. 1. The stockyards and warehouse are planned on the Crowder ranch and the line is expected to haul wool next season from the region.
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Standard
Lewistown
Aus
Montana
Crowder Ranch
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Fis
Don
Vgleus
Wat Anam
Butte News
Quators
Order OF the
Healy
Luncy
Malie—Curtis
Pete
Gos
Husband
Felopes
John Jarves and
Alexander Carlison
Paradise
Doull
R. S. Paxson
Paxson
Silver Bow
State Association
H. L. Frank
J. B. Oppenheimer
L. S. Cohn
Montana Drug Company
E. A. Heuser
Silver Bow Retail Druggists’ Association
Malta
William H Murgittroyd
Marysville
J. B. Keyes
W. A. Stratton
Detroit
F. W. Harrison
J. E. Bradley
Butte Electric Company
Ed Lindsay
George Scott
Breen
Shields and
Talbott Avenues
Montana Christian
Associa
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