Butte Current Notes and Local Arrivals
Butte notes list half price pianos at Tonkin's, New Method laundry, and various visitors in town. Dozens of residents and travelers from Alberton, Helena, Dillon, Roundup, Deer Lodge, Boulder, Melrose, Saint Paul, and other places are recorded as guests, travelers, or on business. Births, trips to Chicago and Williston, hunting trips near Sheridan, and a mail stand promotion accompany social notices and local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonkin
Orton Bros
New Method Laundry
Ind
J. B. Ethien
Alberton
M. Tracy
Helena
C.M. Hanson
Dillon
F. W. Dodd
Detroit
BR. Balliard
Carpentaria
Cal
Goble
Lakeview
Caney
Great Northern
Williston
N. C
R. J. Kingsnorth
Milwaukkee
Deer Lodge
P. W. Berry
St. Louis
Georg Sunkel
Walnut Street
Lacy Lynch
Cold Springs
Centerville
George Wesley Davis
Butte
P. O. News
John H. Gribble
Academy Street
Elizabeth Statler
Sheridan
Nev
Jack Gilroy
Polsonton
Missoula
Evangeline Lowther
Normal School
Delaware Avenue
L. Halcks
Will Otters
Gilbert Bennetts
John Ballard
South Butte
Glenn
Kings of Seals
P.O. News
Board debates school system on teachers and books
The district and teachers weigh who pays for new instructional books as Superintendent Downer backs a system where teachers meet principals and principals meet the superintendent. Bills totaling 6615 are approved, janitors and teachers payrolls are funded, and 25000 is moved from the general to the building fund. Volunteers of America baskets and boxes for needy families are referred for Christmas aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downer
Volunteers of America
Chinaman Detained for Federal Grand Jury in Opium Case
Lee Finn bound over to the federal grand jury after a preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner James in Anaconda on charges of aiding in importing and selling smoking opium. Bonds set at 1000 dollars. Exhibit shows opium weighing ounces valued at two dollars per ounce. Also notes births at 484 East Park Street and another birth on November 20 to Mr and Mrs John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Finn
Federal Grand Jury
United States
James
Anaconda
Frank Woody
Montana
Local Birth Notices Mention Hannitan Shea Families
A string of brief birth notices lists newborn daughters for families at 1031 Waukesha street J J Hannitan of North Wyoming street and at 17 East Silver street J J Shea with birth dates Nov 24 and Nov 28 respectively.
Modern Woodmen Elect A New Set Of Officers
South Butte camp No. 6 127 Modern Woodmen of America elected officers for the coming term. Past consul John B Dube consul Nick Marrick Walter A Harris banker James A Good clerk J C Freeman escort Tom Tracy watchman Basil Tyson sentry William Merrett trustee J P Nuhter camp physicians Drs A G Allen and M C Smetters musician Victor J Grandpre Installation set for Jan 19 with Royal Oak camp Royal Neighbors and a Fuzzy Wuzzy minstrel show planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Butte
Woodmen of America
John B. Dube
Nick Marrick
Walter A. Harris
James A Good
J. C. Freeman
Tom ‘Tracy
Basil Tyson
William Merrett
J. P Nuhter
A. G. Allen
M.C. Smetters
Victor J. Grandpre
Royal Oak Camp
Royal Neighbors
Fuzzy Wuzzy Club
First Mass in St Lawrence Church by Rev V A Leclaire
The Rev V A Leclaire A M of Mount St Charles college will celebrate his first mass at St Lawrence church on Sunday as a solemn high mass. Father Meafullen will preach the sermon and Bishop Carroll will confer holy orders on Rev Mr Leclaire on December 17 18 and 19, honoring the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. A. Leclaire
Mount St. Charles College of Hielena
St. Lawrence's Church
Father Clifford
St. Victor College
Father Laclaire
Father Meafullen
Mount St. Charles College
Pope Benedict Halts Lenten Fast Across Catholic Church
Pope Benedict issues a dispensation allowing meat on the fourth Friday before Christmas while observing the eve of the holy day as a fast. A recent church order in Butte also erases the Friday fast when it coincides with a holy day, affecting weekly abstinence customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Benedict
Butte
Nine Boys Arrested After Dugout Raids Near Railroad
Sheriff and deputy rounded up nine youths average 17 years old in a North Wyoming Street dugout after complaints of raids on ice boxes and coal bing and harassing pedestrians. Juvenile officer warned of industrial school if conduct did not improve. Summit Street residents called the gang raid problem dangerous and asked for safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Street
Berkin
Keilar
Omcer Fox
Summit Street
Iboys
Butte Briefs Feature Local Movements and Visits
T Bennetts head to Rochester Minnesota with Pearl and Mrs Reece to be at Mrs Bennetts bedside before an upcoming operation. Bert Haycock returns from months in the Big Hole country planning to spend winter in Centerville. Capt J L Tucker of the National Guard quartermaster corps visited the city to wrap up guardsmen business. Zetta Brennan returns to Dillon to resume studies at the late normal school after holiday visit with parents Mr and Mrs James Brennan of Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Bennetts
Rochester
Minn
Pearl
D. Reece
Bennetts
Bert Haycock
Big Hole
Centerville
J. L. Tucker
Quartermaster Corps
National Guard of Montana
Australian view on Taft and Monroe Doctrine prompts debate
Melbourne Age notes Taft’s claim that the United States would not intervene if Canada is attacked by Germany, signaling a potential end to Monroeism. It quotes Taft saying troops landing would not violate the doctrine, but overturning Canada’s government after victory would.
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Melbourne
Australia
London
Melbourne Age
Taft
Montclair
N. J
United States
Canada
Germany
Wilson
Mr. Taft
Colorado Affair: President to Withdraw Troops
Washington reports President Wilson will pull federal troops from the Colorado strike zone once Governor Emmone signals readiness to resume state control. The presidential commission will not handle the strike but may help resolve future differences. Seth Low and other panel members are slated to arrive December 14 to meet labor officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Colorado
Emmone
Seth Low
Department of Labor
Deportation case leads to bail amid miner unrest
A man charged with assault against Gabby Coyle is now on bail awaiting a deportation charge. Arthur Bailey faces indictment for taking part in dynamiting and looting a miners union safe on June 18. Dan Gillis, previously blocked by military tribunal authority, pleads guilty to a misdemeanor and is jailed a year with parole on good behavior. The county attorney has moved cases against Mike Mitar Lazar Tomich and John Tomich to Boxeman for next week, all tied to the June 2 miners union hall dynamiting. The prosecutor plans to clear as many related cases as possible before leaving office, despite a tough task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bailey
Dan Gillis
Supreme Court
Mike Mitar
Lazar Tomich
John Tomich
Boxeman
Miners Union Hall
McCaffery
Hotel Arrivals Listing Across States and Cities
A long hotel arrivals list shows guests and travelers from numerous cities including Greenbaum, Louteville, Ky. New York. San Francisco. Helena. Missoula. Billings. Great Falls. Denver. Spokane. Seattle. Los Angeles. Chicago. St. Louis. Minneapolis. Dallas. and others. The compilation names individuals and their origins, reflecting a broad cross section of travelers and locals staying at hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Greenbaum
Louteville
M. B. Voner
New York
J. T
San Francisco
H.H. Jacob
York
DE. Bisbe
J. 8
Vinlen
A. Af
Tucker
Helena
W. F. Hunter
Arnold
Moore
E. F. Layman
Crcade
H. J. Arndt
St. Paul
B. Butley
Pocatello
A.H. Bridgeman
Denver
Johntown
Logan
Bert J. Freer
Billings
C. M. Hansen
Ditton
Wilky
B. Lyman
Deer Lodge
Ross
J. L. Raton
W. D. Mann
H.C. ‘Thompson
Lewistown
C.N. Meath
W. D. Kin No
Tdad Hoye
AE. Jordan
TM. Grima
Tengrid
Great Falls
Legent
Hickey
New Havertonn
W. F. Haman
Great Fall
Gulder
Minneapolis
JE. Ettien
Alberta
Agnes’ Clark
George Kayl
Missoula
Liv Denver
Wyman” Ell
Leland Ames
Spokane
George H. Fever
Cot Alen
Ryegats Raklin
Minnapolis
CO. Wilson
St. Louis
James B. Crane
Robtet Houston
B. Alpert
New York State
J. Couch $N
Boston
Court Dismisses Woman After Hearing In Justice Conn’s Day
Contradictory evidence from the complaining witness Tony Anton and a friend led to Myrtle Carter’s release at a Justice Conn hearing. She had been held on a bond of 140 dollars from Anton, who had traveled to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Anton
Justice Conn’s Rday
Myrtle Carter
Anton
Irish Societies Reply To Letter Of Mr Brennan
We the writers of the Standard and members of local Irish societies express surprise at the publicity given to the scurrilous attack on Irish societies we represent. Our history is closely tied to Butte since its mining camp days. We will not argue policy with any person. our minds are made up and our purpose fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faun Societien
Rilke
Butte
Brennan Impiety Rally Appeals for Loyal Citizens Help
A historical clipping rails against an alleged John F Brennan in Montana and invites him to call at the Standard office on Dec 3 for a bond to join a British recruiting drive. It promises Irish bands and British depots with marching tunes if he defects to the empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brennan
Montana
Hectory
John F. Brenna
John F. Brennan
Russia
Japan
Africa
Kaiser
Germany
England
Hit
Standard
Srelock
Trish
Calgary
Canada
Smarnter
Brennan
Iriah
St. Patrick's Day
Redcoate
Boston
St. Patrick's
Republic
Bunker Hill
James J. Murphy
James Connolly
Maurice. Drohan
MANNIF_LENAHAN
Bernard Carr
Gaelic League
John H. Omeara
L.A
Mont
Osbournes Divorced After Final Decree in San Francisco
Final decree granted Mrs Katherine D Osbourne and Lloyd Osbourne in the San Francisco superior court. Osbourne is a novelist and stepson of the late Robert Louis Stevenson, with whom he collaborated. Mrs Osbourne is in New York where she planned to settle after leaving the Stevenson home in the city. A Norfolk woman who just reached 100 years spent her life in the same village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Katherine D. Osbourne
Lloyd Osbourne
Osbourne
Robert Louis Stevenson
Stra. Osbourne
New York
Stevenson
Norfolk
Swamp Root praised in testimonial letter
A testimonial letter from Charles J. Sheldon of McGraw New Mexico extols Swamp Root claiming back pain kidney distress improved after use. He swears to truth of the statement before Justice Gleason and urges readers to send ten cents for a sample and booklet about kidneys and bladder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Sheldo
McGraw
N. T
Charles J. Sheldon
C. Gleason
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
End Dandruff Instantly with Liquid Arvon Remedy
A vintage advertisement promises a simple scalp treatment using four ounces of plain liquid Arvon applied at night to dissolve dandruff. It claims most symptoms vanish by morning and three or more applications destroy all signs, leaving hair looking lustrous and healthy. Continuous use allegedly prevents itching and hair breakage.
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Butte News
The
East Broadway Butte
TelePhone
Independent Telephone
P Sroet
Crry St- Intendent
Chinaman
Harry Gordon
East Park Street
John
North Main
Mark Cross English Gloves and Leather Goods
Ivory
S Towle-Winterhalter- Hannifin Co
ST. Lawrence Church
Butte Briefs
Riley
Gabby Coyle
Acoma
D. Sutton
Utica
N. Yui
Okla
Hill
RD. Plank
Isytte
Tseor Wnacoll
Moscow
Matthew
Renova
Salt “Lake Mont
J. L. Vannay
Vick West
Moose
L. P. McDonald
George J. Butler
D. C. Griffin
C. E. Gable
CG. G. Fox
Dewey
Reginald Dynes
Argo
N. D
Miss Adams
Marks
J. M. Reynolds
Three Forks
William 8
Morton
D'l Yon
Henry Dick
Chicago
L. W. Paresons
Jacob Mariss
Salt Lake
LINZ
Belcher
Riverside Maxis
H.C
Elgt
Waltham
Ose Linz
Sons of Underwear
Estes Tt Union
Ndertakers
Joseph Richards
Fimbalmer
Montana Street
Butte, Mont
Patrickes Church
Lahan
Walsh
M. J. Walsh Puneet
Ronceitell
Larry Duggan
Quilty
Mar Quitr
Seisek Aina
Sacred Heart Ordjec
Nthe
Cathole
Shovean
Nethe Shuttin
Sheela
Hid
Utah
Oseph
Roeroeat
Irk Sariwihiany
Lycar Oua
William Sinieh
Shields Avenue
Fusteral Tai
Sherman & Reed
East Broadway
Osbournes
Style Store
West Park Street
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