Butte Current Notes Across Town
Local tidbits note rent planes from Orton Bros and McLaughlin Coa, visits by Helena and Boulder guests, new dental and law offices, and a church society anniversary. Fire department calls spook residents after a false big blaze, while a court note mentions a default in a city case not involving the city.
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Orton Bros
Dancing
Colisouim
Tues
Thurs
Sat Coal
Wood McLaughlin
Carnes
Chris Snyder
Dillon
Walkers
Pritchard-Harrison
Charles Horssett
Helena
Thornton
J.C. Murphy
H. ¢ Whitcomn
Great Falls
Lisa
Peter Fuhrman
Charles A. Burton
Butte
John J. McHatton
Illinois Building
North Main Street
Ehruch
Hansen
J. A. Alford
Montana Sunday School Association
P.O
Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church
Bom
West Galena Strety
Lynch
Department of Court
Fred Kiell
W. KK. Malcolm
Justice Court
Miners Learn Rescue Techniques From Government Demonstration
H M Wolfin a mining engineer of the bureau of mines rescue car spoke at Miners Union hall last night illustrating first aid to the injured and practical wig and spear application to Butte mines. Leonard Farrell foreman and W B Skinner first aid man assisted. The oxygen helmet was demonstrated. The rescue car will stay in the city another week.
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H. M. Wolfin
Bureau of Mines
Miners’ Union Hall
Butte
Leonard Farrell
W. B. Skinner
Mrs Nellie Tyrell Dies After Short Illness In Butte
Mrs Nellie Tyrell, a Butte resident for 18 years, died at home on Gaylord Street after a brief illness. Native of Michigan, she was in her years. Survived by daughter Nellie, three sisters Mrs Carmody Mrs Sullivan and Mrs Walters, and six brothers Daniel Edward Flurry Tin and Patrick Sullivan, all of Butte. Funeral at 9 am Tuesday from the family residence to Sacred Heart church.
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Nellie Tyrell
Butte
Gaylord Street
Michigan
Feud Sparks Breakage at Q. T. Saloon on Main Street
A stranger, angered by a tossed cap, started a disturbance in the Q. T. saloon on South Main. He smashed a plate mirror and a window with two rocks, then fled with two men pursuing, escaping an officer after 10 minutes inside.
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Q. T
South Main Street
Woman Suffrage Seen as Threat to Home Life
A fragment argues that woman suffrage is an enemy of the home, presenting a hostile view attributed to Carroll and a section titled MENT A Siw EVIL, reflecting a period stance on suffrage.
Divorces and Woman Suffrage Targeted by Bishop Carroll
Bishop Carroll labels the divorce boom a cancer infesting American society and denounces divorce by civil courts. He argues marriage remains sacred and urges absolute refusal to grant divorces while condemning woman suffrage as an enemy of the home linked to socialism. He cites historical cases and stresses the queenly role of women in the home and church.
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John P. Carroll
Christian Home
Sacred Heart Church
America
Carroll
United States
Holy Father
Henry VIII
England
Paul II
Napoleon
Inglori
Europe
Butte
Death of Patrick Little native of California
Patrick C. Little aged 40 died at 11 30 last night at his brother George E. Little’s home at 20 Lee avenue after a long illness. Survived by mother Mrs A K Little of Virginia City Nev brothers John M and M J Little of Virginia City sisters Mrs Leonard Whipple and Miss Celia Little of Virginia City and brothers George and Thomas F Little of Butte. Born Grass Valley California and reared in Virginia City he was a storekeeper for the Parrot company in Butte for 10 years. No funeral arrangements have been made.
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Patrick C. Little
California
George E. Little
Lee Avenue
A. KE. Little
Virginia City
Nev
John M
M. J. Little
Leonard Whipple
Celia Little
George
Thomas F. Little
Butte
Patrick Little
Grass Valley
Cal
Parrot Company
Coal Oil Heater Fires at South Main Meat Market
An early morning fire at the Iowa meat market on Iowa and Main streets was caused by a coal or stove used to prevent freezing. Property damage totals 200 dollars, fully insured, with the fire confined to the butcher shop and not reaching refrigerated supplies. The market is owned by W. A. Haterbeck.
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Iowa
Main Streets
W. A. Haterbeck
Father Nugent to Speak on Philosophy of Civilization
Rev Father Joseph H F Nugent, famed American orator, will lecture on the Philosophy of Civilization next Saturday evening at the Auditorium. The talk is under the auspices of the Young Women's association of Butte. Social dance at Renshaw hall tonight.
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Joseph H. F. Nugent
Young Women's Association of
Butte
Father Nugent
Silverton Trades Council Hedges McNamara Talk
At a regular meeting President Torrey and Secretary Partelow quashed discussion of the McNamara confessions pending fuller details and next week. Delegates favored waiting to evaluate the court sentence set for Tuesday before taking positions. A committee was appointed to pursue county hospital needs with a miners union invitation to join.
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Torrey
Partelow
Silverton Trades and Labor Council
McNamara
McNamara Brothers
Miners’ Union
Trades Council
Stranded Bohemian Passes Hell Gate to Butte Depot
Carel Holley a 25 year old Bohemian after crossing Hell Gate and eluding immigration was found wandering at a Butte depot with a heavy pimp in hand. His brother Frank Holley fetched him by taxicab to 536 Warren avenue and he planned to stay briefly. Holley wore striped pants a red necktie and twirled a cane while awaiting fate at the station.
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Hell Gate
Butte
Carel Holley
Frank Holley
Warren Avenue
Mr. Holley
John Smith
South Placer Street
Jap Grins After Severe Hand Injury at Roundhouse
Lester Kraeb, a 28 year old Japanese worker, arrived at Murray's hospital with a severely burned hand while cleaning an engine in the Great Northern roundhouse. He did not wince as doctors treated the wound and reportedly smiled after relief from the pain.
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Lester Kraeb
Murray's Hospital
Great Northern Roundhouse
St Lawrence Mission Closes After Two Weeks of Talks
The mission at St. Lawrence's church ended last night with Father Shaw's address on perseverance. Fathers Shaw and Mallory of St. Louis led the mission, which drew a crowded audience. They will return to St. Louis. The children's mission started yesterday morning. In a separate note, Fred Gittssi 18 and James Reynolds 19 were arrested in Missoula after Gittssi's father sought police help to bring the boy home. The father appealed via long distance to the sheriff and asked his son to return, saying his mother wants him home.
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Chicago
St. Lawrence's Church
Father Shaw
Fathers Shaw
Mallory
St. Louis
Fred Gittssi
James Reynolds
Missoula
Gittigi
Bey
Fritz
Probation shift on girls linked to cabin theft
Humane Officer P. J. Gilligan may send Nellie Lynch aged 11 and Mary Hocking aged 14 to industrial school on confession of stealing 180 dollars from Martin Dempsey of North Wyoming Street. Dempsey recouped most of the cash leaving 82 dollars missing from shop purchases and joy rides.
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Humane
P. J. Gilligan
Nellie Lynch
Mary Hocking
Martin Dempsey
Wyoming Street
Dempsey
Montana Delegation Ready for Busy Congressional Winter
Montana’s two senators Dixon and Myers and Representative Pray prepare for a busy winter in Congress. Pray will shepherd Montana bills through the Senate while Dixon and Myers handle public lands irrigation and Indian affairs. They expect an omnibus public bill and new measures on Glacier National Park lands and Indian schools, with strong committee activity shaping local gains.
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State National Guard
Leonard Wood
War Department
Pray
Montana
House
Will Hay
Senate
Dixon and Myers
Publc
Crow Indian Reservation
Glacier National Park
Bureau of Mines
Myers
Public Lands
Dixon
Conservation
Congress Opens With Hopes Of Long Session
Washington December 1 The first regular session of the Sixty second Congress convenes with most members present and crowded galleries. Leaders predict adjournment may follow national party conventions, signaling a long winter and possible fall session. Tariff plans lack detail but expect action on wool cotton iron steel and sugar with the sugar tariff under inquiry. Insurgent republican attitudes may shape Senate achievements.
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Washington
Dec
Clark
Congress
Underwood
Ways and Means
Tariff Board
American Sugar Refining Company
Senate
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Butte News
The
Standard
East Broadway
Putte Telephone
Whiskey At the Park
Maria Theresa
Earth
Corner Park and
Dakota Streets
South Main
Renshaw Hall
MAYER
West Park St
Rex Market
South Arizona Ind
Lee Riverside
Arizona
BIG Fur Sale
J A. M. Sharp
Hudson Bay Exporting Fur Co
Orpheum Theater
West Park Street
Tive
Into County Hospital
ST. Lawrence's Mission
Father
Hunter’s Hot Springs
J. R. Rost
Louisville
Hunter's Hot Springs
Northern Pa Railway
Uns Daily
Auta
Anaconda
Davidson
Clerke
ED Rose
North Main St
Butte, Mont
Broadway
Barnum
King OF
Food
Representative Littleton
New York
House Steel Trust
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