Butte Sagas of a Coquette and Transit Transfers
In Butte yesterday a flirtatious scene on Broadway drew attention as two women walked with a child between them. A dashing companion followed, a man was duped by a bold ingénue, and a transfer dispute led to streetcar friction. An elderly gentleman intervened amid a scuffle at Hennessy’s store entrance.
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Broadway
South Butte
Main Street
Walkerville
Hennessy
Butie
Butte
Hennessy’s
City Claus Delights Poor Children With Gifts
Community volunteers spread holiday cheer as the City Claus visits shelters and distributes toys to underprivileged kids. Local groups coordinate donations and deliveries across multiple neighborhoods this season.
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Claus
Butte Charities Plan Christmas Drive and Winter Streetcar Note
The Associated Charities and Salvation Army marshal Christmas help for Butte’s poor as winter plans balance needs with prudence. Streetcar service will see no changes this winter due to transfers though spring work may alter routes. Stories recount Phil Gillis’s silence and a fisherman Gus Rapp’s hunting misadventures, plus a new skating rink facing flooding and a flurry of post skating parties.
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Associated Charities
The
Salvation Army
Butte
Santa Claus
US Attorney Maynard Answers Clark Timber Case Action
Special Dispatch reports United States Attorney Fred A. Maynard has filed his answer in federal court to Judge Knowles order to show cause. The suit seeks Maynard to pay $1,470.18, one third of costs in the timber suit won by the defendant.
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Standard
Helena
United States
Fred A. Maynard
Knowles
William A. Clark
Maynard
Meat and Milk Inspector Probes Local Cattle Health
Great Falls reports Meat and Milk Inspector Irwin inspecting cows owned by individuals rather than dairies to detect tuberculosis. Forty five dairy cattle have been ordered killed, with owners unpaid due to a lack of funds in the governing account.
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Great Falls
Irwin
Dairies
San Francisco Restaurants Close Over Union Dispute
About 50 restaurants in San Francisco including top patrons closed today and will not reopen until a satisfactory adjustment of the trouble with the Cooks and Waiters union is effected.
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San Francisco
Alfred Shapless Dies At 82 Noted Reform Writer And Mineralogist
West Chester Pennsylvania reports the death today of Alfred Shapless aged 82 a well known writer on reform and agricultural topics famous for his John Ploughshare letters He was a prominent mineralogist and keeper of a rare collection of relics related to the aborigines.
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West Chester
Alfred Shapless
John Ploughshare
All Wool Etamines For Tailor-Mashioned Suits And Skirts
Heavy weight etamines described as fashionable this season for tailor-made suits and walking skirts. Fabric features include pebble effects and a width of 46 inches.
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Coquette
Butte Stove Repair Co
E. Park
Pioneer
Cal
Jesse D Carr
California
Carr
Mississippi
Santa
Phil
Erman
Phil Gillis
Gus Rapp
Silver Bow County
Dewey
Tie
Gus
Columbia
Galena Streets
Mr. Maynard
Express
New York
Montana
Axminster
Kashmir
Wilton
Smyrna
Morris
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