City Bowling League Opens With Four Entered Teams
Four top teams enter the city bowling tournament to decide six players for the All Star squad to face the All Americans. The Thornton alleys hosts the event with teams including Ellis Parclay Luedke Perham White Taylor Todd Misevich Sheehan Adams Fisher and one substitute per squad. McKinley will miss this season due to management duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Arthur Perham
M. A. White
J. $. McKinley
Thornton Alleys
Thorntons
Ellis
Parclay
Luedke
Montana
Perham
White
Taylor
Rutte
Todd
Black
Misevich
Sheehan
Adams
Fisher
Montanas
Butte and Star
McKinley
Butte
Want to Divide the Money Court Petitioned by Heirs of the Noyes Estate
The executrix and heirs of John Noyes petition the court for partial distribution of the estate. They report small debts and expenses not exceeding £10,000, with $20,000 cash and $100,000 in property on hand. They seek to distribute the cash among heirs: Elmira Noyes half, Alice Noyes White one eighth, John D. Noyes one eighth, Thomas C. Noyes one eighth, Ruth Noyes Heinze one eighth. The court schedules a hearing on the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Noyes
Centerville Couple Wed in Pleasant Centerville Ceremony
Miss Annie Oates and Thomas Bowden of Centerville married Thursday evening by Rev. John Hosking. The bride wore cream silk mull, bridesmaid in crepe de chine. Best man was Samuel Rich. The couple will reside at 408 Virginia Street Butte and be at home after Aug. 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Oates
Centerville
Thomas
John Gilbert
Mountain View
Ed Bowden
Fat Ralph
Kitto
Calloway
Nick Opie
William Argall
W. H. Kitto
Fred Thomas
I. C. Bowden
Etta Treglown
Ed Ralph
May Be Kind Entered In Open Stake At West Side
May Be Kind owned by Joe Gersen competes in an open stake at the West Side Coursing Park this afternoon where 32 dogs are entered. Last Sunday's stake winner May Be Kind faces Castaway in the first round with a 2 o'clock start unless weather and hare speed alter plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coursing Park
Butte
Joe Gersen
Castaway
Foresters Meeting Schedule and Mountain View Outing Note
Organization plans a morning journey to Mountain View with committees having prepared well for a grand day of participation. The Independent Order of Foresters Court Silver Seal No. 3061 holds meetings on the second and fourth Fridays each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View
Court
Independent Order of Foresters
Young People Social Club Elects Officers at Miss Thew's
Friday evening the Young People's Social club met at Miss Kate Thew's home. Officers elected for the new term include Fannie Seymour as president and Dr Charles Bond as vice president and press committee chair. A luncheon followed with members and guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Thew
Young People's Social Club
Fannie Seymour
Charles 8S. Bond
Maud Sigourney
Ed Mitchell
William R. Youlden
Arlie Ryker
Katherine Penaluna
Effie Richey
Fannie FE Seymour
Ida Keppner
Nelle Inch
Violet Irwin
Jennie McLaggan
Carrie Philips
Addie Butcher
Miss Butcher
Mattie Webster
Mabel Brooks
Charles 8. Bond
Roy Rule
G. B. McMullen
Alfred Paynter
Gus Keppner
Clifford Davenport
Sam Hornbeck
Cricket Match at Mountain View Park tied to Sons of St. George picnic
At Mountain View park a cricket game features teams from Centerville and Butte as part of the Sons of St. George picnic events today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View Park
Sons of St. George
Centerville
Butte
Mines Shut Down Four Weeks for Repairs at Colusa Parrot
The Stewart and Original mines of the Colusa Parrot company closed yesterday afternoon. They will likely stay shut for about four weeks as Putte Reduction works undergo repairs after Friday's fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Colusa-Parrot Company
Sons of St. George Lodge Prominent in Montana
Montana reports from the annual grand lodge session in Butte show the Sons of St. George in strong financial and membership shape. The organization, with 1 211 members in Montana including many British-born residents, emphasizes loyalty to the United States alongside British heritage. The Montana lodge began about eight years ago, with Butte hosting 540 members and lodges spread across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Sons of St. George
Grand Lodge
Butte
Library closed for Joseph S Booth memorial
In memory of Joseph S Booth janitor of the public library who died yesterday the library will be closed until 6 oclock this evening Teresa the 4 months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry Kelly died Saturday August 23 at the family residence Seal terrace Funeral to day at 2 oclock Adelina Guadagnaole funeral to day at 2p m at the family residence Meaderville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Booth
Teresa
Jerry Kelly
Seal Terrace
Adelina Guadagnaole
Meaderville
Man Claims Woman Robsed Him After Alley Encounter
Complainant says he met a woman near Copper King block about 2 am Friday. He woke hours later to find the woman gone and $50 missing. Police were notified Friday night and detectives investigated last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heh Wills
Copper King Block
Woman Arrests Proprieter For Fable Name Bond Posted
Murphy arrested the proprietress of a South Wyoming street cigar store using the fictitious name Mary Anderson. She furnished bond of $190 for her appearance in court tomorrow morning and denies guilt, claiming she will prove her innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Wyoming Street
Mary Anderson
Four Horses Runaway Wagon Crashes Into Saloon Window
Four horses pulling a Silver Paw Meat delivery wagon bolted yesterday morning at Main and Galena, crashing into the Monarchy saloon storefront. The window suffered damage but no injuries reported to horses or people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Paw Meat Company
Main
Galena
Monarchy
Butte Briefs Reflect Local Social and Travel Notes
A compilation from Butte notes numerous visitors and residents. Names include M F Knowles from Helena, George Haviland from R J Johannes, and Henry Welch visiting Great Falls, with trips to Yellowstone, Anaconda, Virginia City, and Missoula. Mentions also cover a Daly estate manager arrival, marriage-license action, mining-property talks in Salt Lake, and a Chinese gardener reporting garden vandalism by local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Welch
Great Falls
Louis Shodair
Yellowstone Park
M. M. Duncan
Madison County
H. Sommers
The
Telephone Company
Helena
J. R. Reynolds
Joe Tennis
Livingston
Annie Sullivan
Anacondi
Butte
Miss Webster
Waverbury
Anaconda
Alma Trenary
Lena G
Local residents travel and visit across Montana towns
The report notes numerous residents and visitors: James Brennan in Granite, Lee Cohen visiting Philipsburg, Mrs. D. Christ in Butte, Jack Britt with Pimetallic, James Richards in Granite, Edwin D. Ellis in Kalispell, Adolph Sultan in Philipsburg, Mrs. Levi C. Johnson in Butte, Mrs. William Kammerer in Virginia City, J. H. Russell at Twin Bridges' orphans' home, Libby Doody visiting Tina Brown at the Brown ranch, George Blume in Rosebud county on his uncle’s ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brennan
Granite
Lee Cohen
Philipsburg
James Richards
Edwin D. Ellis
Kalispell
Adolph Sultan
Levi C. Johnson
Butte
William Kammerer
Virginia City
J. H. Russell
Twin Bridges
Libby Doody
Tina Brown
Brown Ranch
Rock Creek
Granite County
George Blume
H. J. Blume
Rosebud County
Sons of St. George Plan Picnic at Mountain View Park
Members of the Sons of St. George in Anaconda plan a full day at Mountain View park from morning until night. The group expects an unusually good time with activities and camaraderie among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of St. George
Mountain View Park
Anaconda
Judge Rules on Farnham Petition for Special Letters
In San Francisco Judge Cook heard further arguments on John Farnham public administrator petitioning for special letters of administration for the estates of C. L. Fair and Caroline Decker Fair. Carlton W. Greene represented Mrs. Fair's family, Charlies H. Heggerty the Fair estate. Judge Cook set further arguments for Thursday afternoon with a decision anticipated then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cook
John Farnham
C. L. Fair
Caroline Decker Fair
Carlton W. Greene
Postponed Remains Shipment Ties to Death Determination
Paris reports that the delay in shipping the remains of Charles L Fair and Mrs Fair to Cherbourg en route to New York comes from a lawyers agreement to keep the bodies until a decision on the method of death is made. The Indianapolis News notes the development as a legal strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Charles L. Fair
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
Revay
Tre BT
W. Park
Tonkin
E. Park Street
Silver Bow
Chas, O. Hudon
E. Park St
the Butte Undertaker
Ers
W. Park St
Missoula County
Heron
W. A. Beebe
Standard
Tenpin Rollers
Noves Estate
Bowden
Mr. Hosking
Ruan
Fri
W. A. Clark
Joe Webber
Victoria Lodge, Sons of St. Georga
Hugh Wills
Pritchard-Harrison Carpet CO
Butte Briefs
M. FE. Knowles
George Haviland
R. J. Johannes
George B. Conway
Melrose J
J. H McQueeney
Minnie Downing
California
John Lalor
Daly
Bitter Root Valley
Nellie Rowand
San Antonio
Texas
Genevieve Davis
J. Boheme
Samuel Roberts
Ida Kneebone
Missoula
Frances Shaughnessy
Ela Sullivan
This City
C. W. Sherwood
James S. Johnston
Flora May Hollingsworth
G. RB. D. Turner
Salt Lake
Robert M. Davis
Harvard College
Miss .Louis Davis
Stanford
W. F. Davis
Travers
Charles H. James
District Court
John James
Mina Bennett
Florence Henderson
Lyman Bennett
Frank Hall
J. H. Harper
O. J. Dickinson
Boise
Joe Mackel
Alex Mackel
Ada
Minn
Pony
Chin Wing
John G. Holland
North Main Street
Cigar, Tobacco and Liquor Department
Tos Sacs RB. OD
Sweet Marie Cigars
la Flor de Mexico
Liquor Department
Como
Indianapolis News
Senator Mason
Cuba
Palma
Jones
Wein’s
East Park Street
Fosselman
Butte City, Mont
On Earth
Washington Market
Ornstein Bros
John O'Brien
Captain Webb
America
Holloway
Dunbars
Banvards
Nelson
Newbro Co
Bozeman
Billings
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Olesale and Retail
Cor
Arizona and Aluminum Sts
Bonner, Mont
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!