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Butte Current Notes From City Visitors and Residents
A flurry of names and local spots fill Butte society blurbs with visitors and residents from Great Falls Helena Missoula Billings Salt Lake and beyond. Mentions include Dr Crain of Pennsylvania, Elks from Anaconda, and several hotel guests at Finlen Thornton and the Northern Pacific park excursion from Sept 2. Rheumatism relief credited to Pipestone remedy.
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Las Palmas
Biofahan
Great Falls
Finten
Owill
Pipestone
S. Bushnell
Beattle
Butte
Leclate
J. C. Dawkins
Kallspell
Florence Piercey
Weleha
Arthur Kelley
Kendall
Fintenwry Southern Hotel
Billings
Michael Mullins
Dr Crain
Pennsylvania
Jake Habermann
Big Timacher
West Broadway
Margaret Mulvey
Salt Lake
Nissier
Martin O'Toole
Helena
Tennessy
Ray D. Goza
Northwestern Life
Helene
F. M. Stephenson
Missouli
A. Davis
Anaconda
Montana
Elks
W W. Welch
Thornton
George A. Maywood
Philipsburg
Iniselty
Arthur B. Tillman
Charles Fowler
Lewistown
Finlen
Everybody's Magazine
West Park
Thomas Gregson
Livingston
East Side
Western Electric Co
East Park
Cr. G Parsons
Jegel
Samuel Newhouse
Denver
HE. OG. Murray
Hiedric
P.M. Reilly
Western Montana Elks
Miss
Cyrus Keon
Sleson
Seville
Eawin M. Lamb
St. Ignatius Mission
Father Rosswinkel
Day of lively sport at the Driving Park
A lively day at the Butte Driving Club meet featured fast pacing and many events. Judges praised promptness, with six drivers and seven horses competing in a range of trotting races and a stallion match. A mixed heat affair led to postponement for next Sunday after a gelding and a mare clashed. Idol and Vocade dominated early but a horse broke into a gallop, forcing officials to suspend the remainder.
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Serond
Ivor
Murray
Welther
Surray
Teal
Tea Ad Promises Finer Brew For Shoppers
Grocer advises customers to try Tabia tea claim as finest blend and warns money could be saved by choosing the brand.
Two Crackers and a Mixed Baseball Affair
Fans witnessed two uneven games between the Bouchers and the Symons with standout catches by Causey and Kantnign. The opener showed sharp defense and strong sticks, while miscues and hard play fueled a tense, crowd pleasing contest despite legible misprints and awkward phrasing throughout.
Local ad text offers water purifier and flavor extracts
An old newspaper fragment advertises a water purifier repair service at North Main Street and Dr McHenry flavoring extracts with vanilla, claiming satisfaction at low cost. It touts a watermaker expert and purifying benefits, though the copy is garbled and partially unreadable.
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Tikin’s
North Main Streert
McHenry
Yrik Brocer
Harness Races At Bozeman Fair Entries Ready For 44 000 Purse
Justin M. Smith secretary of the Interstate Fair Association has completed entry lists for harness racing at Bozeman Fair. About 44 000 is to be distributed in purses with Northwest horses expected to compete in 2:15 pace and Biatrof events. Entries include many horses and drivers from Bozeman Helena and nearby towns with a full roster for the 2:20 trot and 2:18 races, plus a 2:20 trot and 3-year-old pace.
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Justin M. Smith
Uepur
G. M. Huftaker
Helena
Act As
S. Jr
Alc. Roecher
Bazeman
Rita Wyber
Bozeman
Kitty
C. v. Roffman
Gold Dust
Tay Horse
Rusti Qs
Susie Harding
E. Wesley Davishad
Fairbault
Charity
Chris Bynder
Flag Direct
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Teddie
R. C. McFall
Wittle Lomond
Hobson
Rob Ayers
Bey Geldine
George Ayers
Agele P
Ed Nellis Shericck Halenes
Tagpy
EJ. Dyerschlie G
Brown Horse
Montana
Wilkes
Dat Fady Maxim
W. G. George
Freefar Nii
Lay Gelling
Pilot Medium
Dany Sally Collins
M. G. Heard
Bayelaine
Baron Wilkes
Far Wincoll
J. Gowld
Montanus
Bay Horse
Fullerton
Novy Ice
Hoffman
Dr. Prasse
Tyan Otto
Linda Oak
J. T. Michards
Taal
Brown
Idle
Filroy Smith
Chris Paterson
Tosenbine D
Josilh Mata
Mo OG
Storm Queen
Hay Scar
Dany Temnest
Joan Mes Jay
Floy Direct
Brown Mare
Sherlock Holmes
Vianpy Mold
E. J. Byer
Tollman
Hellen O
W. A. Sanborn
Tinda
Bard Bros
Blahle Baron
Bay Pelding
Whinelt
T. Gould
Rolle
Robert McGregor
Bryant & Smith
Terd
Lidy R
C. W. Hoffman
Pace
Albert R. Hay Relding
Gold
Helen Winter
Frank Beller
Hlondy
Gam Mixy
CH. McCoard
Medium Wheeler
Mary Wheeler
A. L. Rovertson
May
Frodlat
Minnie
W. C. Harris
Copner Sheet
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Silver Shell
C. W. Hottman
le Suilch
Red Bird
F. D
John F. Britt
W. D. Story
Patsy Rice
Ela Kingara
A. C. Hagpher
Baseball and Horse Race At Red Lodge Draw Big Crowd
Special Dispatch to the Standard notes about a Red Lodge event featuring a baseball game between Billings and Red Lodge and a horse race the Lantz Heardslee race. The ball game ended Red Lodge 9 to 3 over Billings with a wild inning and Newman, Bills’ shortstop, contributing key plays.
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Tereen Billings
Red Lodge
Billings
Red Ledges
Bilings
Newman
Rad
Broadway Theater Dramatis Scene Promises Spectacle
Broadly described as the season’s top production the Broadway theater showcases a dramatic onstage event. Three key performers feature in the main scene delivering intense performances as critics note the enhanced staging and crowd appeal.
Baseball play and horse race highlight district event
A tense district game featured Réel Lodge turning a dangerous moment with a double off a runner from first to second and retiring the side. The lineup names include O Youngholmer at second, Newman at short, Gillen in right, Price on the mound, and others in field positions. A separate horse race, won by the Lants horse, covered three eighths of a mile in 49 seconds with a $100 purse, a close and exciting finish from start to end.
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G. Brownell
Anaconda
Mc Brownell
Ferson Bros
Rex
JH. Turner
ER. D. Fye
Orton
Bros
Laura
Hugh Wright
R. C. Howell
Dean Keaner
Thomas Morrow
Poor Guest
Wright
Lea
Dandy
Laure
Pace Guest
Tex
Laure T
Int Fire
Flimsele
Wis Daaia Bird
Lira
Wdo
Bouchers
Symons
Tumnotre
Ardea
Causey
Kantnign
Snather
Catehit
Byuchers
Pellega
Desjerdin
Hacter
Honovan
Eva Lowel
Knagle
Donovan
Urat
Réel Lodge
Ret Ladee
W. Youngholder
White
Ralley
Feld
Scott
Wheeler
Nelson
Brat
Dille
Strow
Ned
F. Nelson
Jett Geld
Ness
Deck
Chicago and New York in tight pitching duel ends with ejected umpire
In Chicago, a hard fought game against New York saw Elberfeld heatedly contest calls and be ordered from the grounds by umpire McCarthy. Attendance was around 2,000 as Phite and Sullivan contributed at the plate for the White Sox.
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Chicago
New York
Elberfeld
McCarthy
St Louis Player Awarded Gold Watch After Doubleheader
St Louis received a gold watch for a wartime subscription honor during today's doubleheader against Stone. In the second game Waddell was groggy after a collision with Jones in the fifth inning, both players knocked unconscious, Janta stayed in. Attendance was about 1,000. Scoring details and batteries listed for both games show St Louis and Philadelphia exchanges as the matchups.
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St. Louis
Waddell
Jones
Janta
Ace Lgan
Portland Edges San Francisco in Coast League Tilt
In a Pacific Coast League game Portland defeated San Francisco 2 to 1 today. Errors by the visitors helped Portland score, with Whalen and Cates making key plays on defense. Pitching duo Whalen and Shea for Portland opposed Cates and Miiaan for San Francisco as the game featured limited offense from both teams.
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Portland
San Francisco
Whalen
Cates
Shea
Miiaan
Los Angeles Beats Seattle in Fourth Game of Series
Los Angeles outplayed Seattle today by a large margin, taking the series lead as Oakland and Tacoma contests unfold across two games. Fitzgerald, Hogan, and Spies starred for LA with Perrine umpiring in San Francisco.
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Seattle
Ang
Los Angeles
Kalispell Defeats Sand Point in Strange Clash
Kalispell beat Sand Point today by three to two in a muddled game described as sensationally flat. Anderson pitched effectively for Kalispell, while Johnny Cawls hit two solid two baggers and the locals managed to push across two runs in the late innings.
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Kalispell
R Reare
Hare
McKey
Sand Point
Johnny Cawls
Aard Point
Anderson
Kalle Pell
Togmerrom
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