Grand Lodge Session Opens In Butte With Festive Schedule
The annual meeting of the state grand lodge of the Order of Hermann's Sons convenes in Scandia hall Butte this morning. Delegates from Kalispell and western cities arrive. two days of business sessions follow with social events in the grove and a grand ball at Renshaw hall. A German theater performance and sightseeing in mines are on the program for Sunday.
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Grand Lodge of the Order of Hermann’s Sons
Scandia
Kalispell
Scandia Hall
Joseph Stirn
Columbia Gardens
the Grove
Grand Opera House
Heinrich Winfried
Advokat
W. Stein Therese
Seine Frau
Anna Pauly
Gottfried Huber
Ihr Bruder
Seeman
Athur Seiler Doktor Weller
E. Fischl Nettchen
Theresen
Emma Anderling Minchen
Ihre
Tochter
Louise Bauer
Alice van Molden
Heinrich’s
Deughgel
Louise Doer Pappel
Heinrich’s Schreiber
John V. Brass
Blucher
Christ Best
Nick Waschbusch
Christ Norgaard
Philipsburg
Otto Schiller
Alphonse Schroller
Havre
M. Auerbach
Walpuren
Helena
Colmar Winke
Louise
Butte
F. W. Kaphal Thusnelda
Rudolph Herbst
Elisabeth Lodge
William Rathgeber
Immergruen
Livingston Joseph Thomas
Renshaw Hall
Strikers in Harrison Idaho Win Wage and Hour Concession
About 400 lumbermen out for over a month won a settlement in Harrison Idaho. They secured $2.25 per day, up from $1.75 to $2, and hours cut from 10 to 9 per day, aided by Daniel McDonald on the ground for two weeks. The victory is hailed as a win for the American Labor union and organized labor.
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Butte
Harrison
Idaho
Daniel McDonald
American Labor Union
Charged With Striking Woman In City Jail
A. M. Hickey was jailed after being charged with striking May J. Clair at her home on 42 East Mercury Street. Hearing is set for this morning before Judge Boyle.
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A. M. Hickey
May &J. Clair
East Mercury Street
Boyle
German Play and Bail at Grand Opera House Saturday
Don't miss the German play and bail a comedy in three acts to be shown Saturday at 9 o'clock at the Grand opera house. Admission 25c 50c and 75c Grand ball Sunday evening at Ren shaw hall Admission 60c per couple.
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Grand Opera House
Renshaw Hal
Court Room Will Shine In Montana Federal Term
Judge Knowles will convene the Butte department on September 1 for the Montana federal court term. The spring term saw few trials due to unready attorneys and reluctant defendants. A busy docket of law and equity cases awaits, with some criminal whiskey cases possible. The courtroom is being renovated, including a new carpet, to brighten the space before sessions begin.
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Knowles
Butte
Helena
Federal Court
Montana
Samuel
Importers Order New Delivery Rule For Grocers
Importers announce a novel system requiring retailers to dispatch a wagon for produce orders. Grocers and fruit and vegetable sellers will be served with notice today, detailing the change that shifts delivery responsibility from the merchants to the retailers, possibly boosting importers profits by about 4 percent while raising consumer costs.
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Utte
Commission
Art at the State Fair Promises Premiums and Top Exhibit
Otto W. Pufahl of Butte has been placed in charge of the art exhibit at the state fair. More than 600 in premiums will be offered as preparations begin to create a premier display on the second floor of the agricultural building. Pufahl invites all artists to contribute. The effort aims to make the exhibit the fair’s beauty spot. Hed-Bez cures sick stomach. Christie Leys.
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State Fair Association
Otto W. Pufahl
Butte
Pufahl Yuesterday
Durable American wire grass goods offered in rugs and yard items
Made from a tough American wire grass material, tightly twisted and woven with stout cotton warp. Describes durability cleanliness and sanitary properties. Offers a full assortment of yard goods and rugs in various sizes priced from 40e and SMe per yard to 82.00 BEZ.00 for rugs.
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Bez
Ruse
WANTS THE MONEY BACK W J Jenkins Denies Ownership to Mary Jenkins
Mary Jenkins files suit in district court against ex sheriff James Warey and bondsmen Adolph Pincus and A F Bray to recover $864 linked to a chattel mortgage. Jenkins claims funds belonged to her as agent for daughter Mary Jenkins, while Greely's damage suit had the money attached. Also notes Tamietti will probate and inheritance tax, Farrel matter, Cunningham divorce suit, rise of mail order banking, and Northern Pacific rate notice for Spokane fair season.
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Mary Jenkins
James Warey
Adolph Pincus
A. F. Bray
William B. Jenkins
Mary Greely
Jenkins
Antonio Tamietti
Domenic Tamietti
Meaderville
Tamietti
George Kendall
Henry Albertson
State Savings Banks
Fred M. Farrell
John J. Farrel
Farrel Brokerage Company
Carl Smith
John J. Cunningham
Germania
Potter County
Ladies Train For Garden Contest in Neighborhood Fair
West side residents held nail driving and wood sawing drills in back yards as a teaser for today's garden fair. Winners receive flour and ham while other events include handbags, pictures, and various races. Prizes feature gloves, cameras, knives, beads, candy, ping pongs, watches, shoes, bats, and cash.
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West Side
Northern Pacific Summer Excursion Tickets On Sale Weekends
Northern Pacific announces weekend excursion tickets with various routes from Pipestone to Mammoth Hot Springs and more. On sale Saturdays and Sundays with return trips to Mondays, including special packages for Whitehall Twin Bridges and No. 7 trains. Details list multiple towns, prices, and conditions under W. H. Merriman, Genl. Agt.
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Whitehall
Cesse
Twin Bridges
Butte
Deer Lodge
Hamilton
Hunter's Hot Springs
Mammoth Hot Springs
Springs Hotel
W. H. Merriman
Gen'l. Agt
Girl's Body Recovered After Canadian Lake Drowning
A telegram received in New York reports the body of Miss Florence Brows recovered from a Canadian lake near Gloversville New York. She drowned on August 12 and the find closes a fatal incident tale.
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New York
Florence Brows
Canada Lake
Gloversville
N. Y
Missouri Sister Ship Launches by IMMC in Baltimore
Baltimore August 2 The Missouri sister ship of the Maine built by the International Mercantile Marine company was successfully launched today marking a key milestone for the fleet.
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Baltimore
Missouri
Maine
International Mercantile Marine Company
Lost in Cattle Business and Banking Fraud Tale from Helena
A Helena man once thrived in Eastern Montana cattle ventures but failed due to severe cold and no hay, then lost money in banking amid scarce funds. After relocating to Helena he sought a $5,000 bond for a treasurer post, but bond companies flagged his past, questions revealing cattle and banking failures driven by cold, lack of funds. Friends await the bond application’s fate.
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Helena
Montana
Smith
Distinguished Welsh preacher to speak in Carpenters' hall
Rev. Llewelyn Edwards from London will preach in Welsh at 11 am and in English at 7:30 pm next Sunday August 23 in Carpenters' union hall Granite Street opposite the courthouse. He comes from a renowned Welsh family and will be a guest of Rev. R. E. Williams during his stay, on a tour of the country including Yellowstone Park before returning to England.
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Llewelyn Edwards
London
England
Carpenters’ Union Hall
Granite Street
Edwards
Principality of Wales
Thomas Charles
British and Foreign Bible Society
Sunday School
Wales
Geiriadur
Lewis Edwards
Edinburg
Welsh Presbyterian College
Bala
Thomas Charles Edwards
University College of Wales
Aberystwyth
Mr. Edwards
Ardwyn
Yellowstone Park
R. E. Williams
Farewell to the Pastor Hosking Leaves Centerville Church
Rev. John Hosking longtime Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church pastor in Centerville was honored with a farewell reception as he plans a yearlong world tour. He recently returned from Livingston conference where he became a conference evangelist. Congregation enjoyed ice cream cake singing and speeches. Gifts included a traveling case fountain pen extra gold pen and pencil writing supplies. Sunday school children presented a silver shaving mug and brush.
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John Hosking
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Centerville
Livingston
Hosking
Small Fire In South Butte Destroys Bakery and Confectionery
A fire in South Butte yesterday afternoon caused excitement before the fire department subdued it. It began in John Turk’s bakery at 617 Front Street, possibly from live coals dropping from an oven door, and spread to Thomas Jenkins’s confectionery in the same wooden building owned by Policeman James Leyden who carries insurance. Damages were estimated at $300 to $400.
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South Butte
John Turk
Front Street
Thomas Jenkins
James Leyden
Masses Held for Pope Leo's Repose in Rome
Rome reports a month after Pope Leo's death many requiem masses were celebrated across churches. Crowds filled the churches as prayers were offered for the late pope's soul.
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Rome
Leo
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