Butte star Bob Perham injured in Sacred Heart Church assault
Bob Perham well known as a baseball player and athlete in Butte was attacked from behind with an iron bar at the Sacred Heart church site on Fast Park street. He suffered a skull fracture and scalp laceration. Swift, a stonemason, was arrested. Perham rests at home at 517 North Alabama. Police plan to hold Swift after Perham’s recovery.
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Tb. Perham
Bob Perham
North
Alabama Street
Antonio Swift
Sacred Heart Church
Fast Park Street
Perham
A. W. Corner
Swift
Buchanan
Wist
M. Perham
Swiast
Mr. Perham
Eaid
Arthur Perham
State Savings Bank
Hob
Columbia Gardens
Corner
Shay
Bwist
McCloskey
Butte
John
Rob
San Francisco
California
Camping party departs for month long Clearwater trip
A Frome group led by George Harts and Tom Horth wick started yesterday for the Clearwater, planning to stay a month. They are joined by W J Horton of Ottawa a prominent capitalist and member of parliament.
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Fromen
George Harts
Tom Horthwick
Clearwater
W. J. Horton
Parlament
Ottawa
Canada
Interstate Fair Sale from Miles City to Missoula
Northern Pacific offers one and one third fare round trip for the Interstate Fair travel from all points Miles City to Missoula inclusive. Tickets on sale Sept 1 to 4, valid returning Sept 5. W H Merriman, General Agent.
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Bozeman
Northern Pacific
Miles City
Missoula
W. H. Merriman
American Mining Congress
Deadwood
Lead City
RB. D
Montana
Billings
Butte
Anaconda
W. LH. Merriman
Butte Fraternal Lodge Plans Basin Picnic With Rides
Butte lodge No. Fraternal Brotherhood organizes a Basin picnic next week at Basin Springs. Events include sports and dancing with prizes for contests. Round trip train departures are listed for 7:30 am, 9 am, and 1 pm, with return times in the evening.
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Butte
Fraternal Brotherhood
Basin
Rand
Bselet Knights
Jiregson Springs
Stories by Butte Authors Highlight Local Talent
On the Standard's third page of part two this morning two clever entertaining stories by Butte young men appear. J A Rueger presents A Metallurgical Miracle blending imagination and humor. Byron E Cooney’s The Terret That Failed offers a mining tale with zest and piquancy.
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Butte
Mary MacLane
J. A. Rueger
Byron IE. Cooney
Standard
Fair and Horse Racing at Bozeman Fair Opens Sept 1
The Bozeman fair will open September 1 with exhibits and racing. A new track is built and expected to be among the state’s best. About 200 horses will race daily, with 40 from Butte and nearby points. Senator Charles Hoffman led the effort. William Cem mell will preside as judge. Racing runs morning and afternoon with two harness and two running races daily plus a ladies relay and bicycle events. Francois H. Caux funeral set for today at 2 pm at Montana Undertaking. interment at St Patrick’s Cemetery.
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Bozeman
Butte
Charles Hoffman
Ama
William Cemmell
Pcsity
Francois H. Caux
Montana Undertaking Company
East Park
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Butte Entrepreneurs Ralph Louis and William Luxton Move to Idaho Falls
Ralph Louis and William Luxton, longtime Butte butchers and cattle buyers, depart for Idaho Falls to expand their business. They have purchased a large stake there and will operate across the region, adding a ranch miles away to raise cattle and sheep. The total deal with the Idaho Falls firm is about $25,000.
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Ralph Louis
William Luxton
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Butte
Adze Accident Hurts McDonald at Original Mill
J A McDonald suffered a serious leg injury at the Original saw mill yesterday when a mis stroke drove an adze into his calf. Fellow workers rushed him to his home where Dr Renick dressed the wound. He was weak from blood loss but rallied with stimulants and is expected to recover.
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Wille
J. A. McDonald
McDonald
South Dakota Street
Renick
Change in Opening Date for Butte Federal Court
Judge Knowles orders the opening of the Butte branch rescheduled from September 1 to the 1th with adjournments possible. Bailiff and Clerk Sproule announce further proceedings will occur on the late date. The delay stems from Judge Knowles workload in Helena. Dr Edwards offers palm readings with satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs Cardwell thanks neighbors for support after her husband’s death.
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William Cardwell
Idaho Miner Chases Business Dreams With Pilot Teaching
A mining man from Idaho trains as a pilot while teasing plans to expand into aviation related business ventures. He balances mining work with flight lessons and seeks new opportunities in the industry.
Butte Visit Ties Wallaces Hales to Rock Island Mines
W T Hales of Wallace Idaho arrived in Butte with Pittsburg capitalists to inspect the Rock Island silver lead group in the De Borgia district near the Montana line. The six-claim Rock Island property and the five-claim Panhandle group near Wallace are viewed as promising. investors seek ore details before committing funds. Christle Leys note offers a bracer.
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W. T. Hales
Wallace
Idaho
Butte
Pittsburg
Eity
Coeur d'Alene
Mr. Hales
Rock Island
de Borgia
Montana
Hales
New Jersey
Rock Ishand
Hinles
Panhandle
Tlelena
Frisco
Black Cloud
Fraternal lodge notes and travel fares in Butte
Mogvingrove No 1 United Ancient Order of Druids reports strong finances and growing membership while planning the Myntic grove No 2 in South Butte is delayed. Round trip fares to Basin Boulder and Alhambra offered. Obituary notices Dan Danuser dies in Butte at 37, funeral at Mountain View Church with Woodmen services at the cemetery. News from Deadwood and Prescott obituaries noted.
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Mogvingrove
No. 2
U. A
South Butte
Dan Danuser
Mountain View Church
Fidelity Hall
Butte
Prescott, Ariz
Thomas Glenn
Prescott
Palmer's Montana auction of pedigreed cattle and a bull
Palmer will auction thoroughbred Holsteins at Montana corral Montana Street Monday at 2 p m. sharp. Lots sold one or more at a time to please bidders. Also notices funerals for Regna G 4 month daughter of J E B McDonald and for Charles Pearn 4 month old son. Dennser aged 43 dies. Funeral details listed for Centerville and Mountain View church services.
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Palmer
Montana Corral
Montana Street
Regna G
J. EB. McDonald
Paani
East Pirst Stree
Charles
Charles Pearn
East Center Street
Centerville
Daniel T. Dennser
Parelors
The
Montana Undertaking Company
Park Street
Mountain View Church
Chamberlain Opposes Jamaica Loan Proposal
Kingston Jamaica reports Colonial Secretary Chamberlain refused to back Governor Hemming’s 82 5 million loan plan to aid ruined planters and unemployed. Chamberlain criticizes the move as unnecessary, dampening credit and trade. In Great Falls Montana W V Gilbransen and Nora M Wilt wed at the Methodist church parsonage with plans to live there.
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Kingston
Jamains
Chamberlain
Hemming
Rais
Helena
W. V. Gilbransen
Nora M. Wilt
Great Falls
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rey "Smith
Slung
Silk and Dress Goods Bargains Tomorrow
Tomorrow's sale features 15-inch all wool black French veiling at 1.25 a yard, Priestley's 42-inch black etumine and superb black voile at reduced prices, 0c to 65c waistings, and pure silk yardage from 73c to 98c, with discounts on taffeta and peau de soie offerings. Highly advertised as quality fabrics at substantial savings.
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Oxford
Connell
Priestley
To-morrow
Beet Sugar Plant Planned by Mormon Interests in Raymond
Great Falls dispatch reports United States Senator Reed Smoot, Joseph F. Smith, and Jesse B. Knight leading a party toward Raymond to pursue a beet sugar enterprise. A $750,000 factory is under construction with 2000 acres of beets planned, aiming to begin production after completion by October 1. The project marks North Dakota region development with hopes of substantial local settlement.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
United States
Reed Smoot
Joseph F. Smith
Mormon Church
Jesse B. Knight
Provo
Utah
Raymond
Canada
Knight
Moran Enterprise
North- Tesh
Lethbridge
Montana & Creal Northern
Smoot
Smith
Jury verdict clears most rioters in Danville case
The jury, after delays since Friday noon, found all defendants guilty except William Redwine and lay fiddle, with the verdict returned just before midnight in the rigt aser case in Danville Ti.
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Danville
William Redwine
War era officer dies leaving two sons in military service
A veteran brigadier general of volunteers who returned to regular service in 1806 and retired as a colonel died. He left two sons, Captain Charles W. Venrose of Michigan and Major George H. Venrose of Port Townsend, Wash. Reports suggest robbery was the motive, with local gangs noted near the railroad as improvements begin.
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Lhiness
Charles W. Venrose
Michigan
George H. Penrose
Port Townsend
Wash
Daggett Returns Home From Seattle Absence
William Daggett, missing from Kalispell for two weeks, has returned. He says he went to Seattle on business and was surprised at the concern his absence caused.
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The
Standard
Kalispell
William Daggett
Ubd
Seattle
Penrose Dies in Salt Lake City at 78
Brig. Gen. William H. Penrose A S A retired died of typhoid fever at his Salt Lake City home tonight. He was commissioned from Michigan as second lieutenant in 1861 and later became colonel of the 1st New Jersey Volunteer Infantry in 1865.
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Salt Lake City
Aug
William H. Penrose
Penrose
Michigan
Mth
New Jersey Volunteer Infantry
Wreck blamed on tramps found by Southern Pacific
Ogden Utah Aug 29 Southern Pacific officials say evidence indicates Thursday night wreck was caused by tramps. A switch had been mis
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Ogden
Utah
Southern Pacific
Erie Railroad Collision Near Turners Kills One Passenger
Two Erie railroad trains collided near Turners in Middleton New York today killing an unknown man and injuring several passengers. Kk. F Hallenfield of New York had an arm cut off and others suffered cuts and bruises.
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Middleton
N. Y
Erie
Turners
Kk. F. Hallenfield
New York
Death of Rev. Dr. Robert Farris Former North Presbyterian Pastor
Rev. Dr. Robert Farris aged 77 former pastor of the North Presbyterian church and a well known figure in the South, dies at his St. Louis home. He long edited the St. Louis Presbyterian.
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St. Louis
Robert (, Farris
North Presbyterian Church
South
St. Louis Presbyterian
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