Final rites for Louis Harris by Knights of Pythias
Funeral services honor Louis Harris with Knights of Pythias rites in a packed hall. Judge Bourquin delivers a comforting sermon on death as a transition while floral tributes from the lodge and courthouse reflect a well loved, cheerful man. Interment follows at the cemetery.
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Louis I. Harris
Knights of Pythias
Harris
Guy C. Cady
Louis Harris
Rts
J. J. Quinn
P. J. Gilroy
W. E. Davies
Sig. Schilling
Dr. Bernheim
G. 0. Cady
Early Morning Disorder In City Spurs Police Wagon Calls
A spate of disturbances woke the city early, with the hurry up wagon aiding officers from 2 to 4 am. Jack Doe Smith, Barney Riley, and Andrew Erickson faced charges of disturbance and assault as incidents spread from East Park to City Hall alley. Several arrests followed including a knuckles assault and a concealed weapons complaint.
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East Park
Jack Doe Smith
Harvey and
Kelley
Main
Park Streets
Barney Riley
Harvey
Park and
Arizona
Andrew Erickson
Griffin
Erickson
City Hall Alley
McGrath
William Richardson
John Doe
Pat McCullough
Captain McGrath
Isaac Ferguson
East Park Street
Haney
Worth’s
Ferguson
Good Templars Plan Annual Montana Grand Lodge Meeting
The thirty eighth annual convention of the Montana Grand Lodge Independent Order of Good Templars will convene next Wednesday in Butte. About 125 delegates from outside lodges are expected as Grand Chief Templar Miller is away. C. E. Boren of Lathrop acts as presiding officer. The three day program includes opening ceremonies, committee reports, visits to Columbia Gardens and smelters, officer installations, prize and banner presentations, and a literary program with refreshments.
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Montana
Grand Lodge
Order of Good Templars
Templar Miller
C. E. Boren of
Lathrop
G. L
Hall
Columbia Gardens
Susie Santum
Messina Bullard
C. E. Bowen
J. R. Foulds
Three Crops of Oats in a Season in Butte
Policeman John S. Healy laughs at the idea that grain cannot be grown in Butte soil. Healy grows three oat crops in his yard with light fertilizer, expecting a possible fourth if summer stays warm. The oats are fed to chickens. Mrs Healy also raises chickens. A short ad section promotes a sterling carving set, Itkin's diamond parlor, Schlitz Atlas beer, and local taverns.
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John
Healy
Butte
Mr. Healy
Excelsior Avenue
Caledonia Street
Morocco
Itkin’s
North Main Street
Notable anniversary for General Warren
Pleasant reminiscences recount Virginia City in its booming days 39 years ago. Judge Warren recalls arriving with adventurers hoping for gold and dramatic sights, only to find wealth abundant and no hangings, as Last Chance and Alder Gulch drew miners away from Virginia City.
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Virginia City
Judge Warren
Earth
East
Alder Gulch
Helena
Alder
Diocesan Clergy Retreat Led by Father Rosswinkel
Bishop J. C. Carroll of Helena with city priests depart for Missoula to join a five day retreat at St. Ignatius mission led by Father Rosswinkel S J All priests in the diocese are to attend clergy from Butte expected back Friday
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J. C. Carroll
Helena
Missoula
St. Ignatius Mission
Rosswinkel
S. J
Butte
Meadow Club Tennis Finals In Three Sets Tie
At Southampton Meadow club finals were incomplete at dark with Torrance and Pell leading Anderson and Allen after three sets. In mixed doubles, Miss Alice Kobbe and Harry Allen defeated Mrs Livingst on Huntington to win.
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Southampton
L. I
the Meadow Club
Henry Torrance
T. R. Pell
Frederick G. Anderson
Harry F. Allen
Alice Kobbe
Harry S. Allen
Livingston
R. P. Huntington
Lynch Rochester Commission to Close Aug 31
The Rochester Commission company announces the business will close on August 31 and requests all trades on its books to call and settle before that date.
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Lynch-Rochester Commission Company
E - Rochester Commission
Mayer's Jewelry at 22 West Park Advertised Deals
The notice promotes Mayer's Jewelry at 22 West Park with low prices on watches and cut glass. It mentions Elgin or Waltham watches and dust proof cases with prices around $5 and discounts advertised in a terse sales flyer.
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Mayer’s
West Park
Mayer' S
Mayer's
Elgin
Waltham
Daring ballet dancer leaps from the skies at gardens
Aeronaut Mills in gaudy ballet attire parachuted from a balloon to 2000 feet amid a strong breeze to cheers as crowds watched the event at the gardens. A high dive by Professor Fisher from a pole over the lake also drew thrills and a large audience including visiting Elks. Cub bears moved to a new cage as crowds gathered round the menagerie display.
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Aeronaut Mills
Professor Fisher
Missoula
Butte
Why Not Own Land and Home Why Not Own Your Own Home
Motivational call urging independence from wages and ownership of land and home. Prompts readers to consider personal ownership rather than a lifetime of work for others and invites to visit an office for details.
Investment pitch offers free wealthy homesteads
Flathead Reservation Information Agency advertises an investment of five dollars to continue work while potentially securing two rich homesteads worth thousands for almost nothing. Multiple city offices listed including Butte, Anaconda, Helena, Great Falls, Kalkspell, and Missoula with agents names and addresses. Act quickly if you want to act wisely.
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Butte
J. T. O'Brien
East Broadway
Anaconda
James M. Self
Main Street
Helena
William Packer
Lockey & Lesser
Great Falls
Missoula
H. M. Small
East Main Street
Distinguished Divine Preaches Good Sermon to Large Audience
Bishop Morrison of New Orleans urged immediate repentance at St Pauls Church addressing a large crowd. He cited What must I do to be saved saying contracts with God are invalid and salvation requires turning from sin now with unwavering resolve.
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Morrison
New Orleans
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington
America
Napoleon
Europe
Killing Adjourned As Fight Breaks Out In Street
Residents in Broadway rear rooms near city hall expected a murder showdown at about 1 a m yesterday as two women fought. One vowed to eat the other’s heart and the other to swim through blood. A Park Street saloon dispute sparked a shot and both fled, leaving the killing apparently adjourned to a later date.
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Broadway
City Hall
Park Street
Jail Follows Runaway Adopted Daughter Maggie Morgan
Maggie Morgan 17, adopted daughter of Denny Burns, living in the gulch, was arrested last night and held in the city jail on a charge of incorrigibility. The Burns family has cared for her since age seven and says she has lately stayed away from home and traveled with questionable friends. The last absence lasted about two weeks.
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Maggie Morgan
Denny Burns
Gulch
Burns
Tall smokestack progress at Butte Reduction works
The big stack at the Butte Reduction works rises rapidly and stands about half completed at 170 feet of the planned 350. Workers finished Saturday and expect uniform wall thickness. Completion and operation are targeted for October.
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Butte Reduction
Eliza J. Dyer to be moved to Lennox residence today
The remains of Eliza J. Dyer will be removed from Sherman Reed's undertaking parlors to the Lennox addition family residence this evening, where the funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 o'clock. Emma F. Lenson's funeral is set for this Monday at 2 o'clock from Sherman Reed's undertaking chapel.
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Eliza J. Dyer
Sherman & Reed
Undertaking
Lennox Addition
Emma F. Lenson
Funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Rule at Trinity Church
The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Ann Rule will be held tomorrow at 2 p m from the family residence 17 Lexington Terrace Walkerville. Services will be conducted at Trinity M E Church by Revs J Hocking and H A James.
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Elizabeth Ann Rule
Lexington Terrace
Walkerville
Trinity M. E. Church
J. Hocking
H. A. James
Funeral notice for Annie Murphy
Annie Murphy infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs Tim D Murphy died last evening at 700 North Wyoming street. The funeral will be held this morning at 11 o clock.
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Annie
Tim D. Murphy
Wyoming Street
Cleopatra Rebekah Lodges Special Meeting
A special meeting at Odd Fellows hall is set for Monday August 21 at 2 pm to arrange the funeral for Sister Rule per ETTIE ROWE N G.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Sister Rule
Ettie Rowe
N. G
Schlitz Atlas Brew Sold Exclusively at The Corner
An ad notes the Schlitz Atlas brew sold exclusively at The Corner located at Broadway and Main, highlighting its availability in that outlet.
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Schlita Atlas Brew At “the Corner
Schlitz Atlas Brew
Main and Broadway
Schlitz Atlas ‘Brew
Schlitz Atlas Brew At “the Corner
Schlitz Atlas
Broadway
Main
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