Suffragette Week Lights Up Butte Pantages Show
Bursting with a new vaudeville program at 19 Broadway today Widren’s matinee features the Suffragette Court cal comedietta with clever acts. Burton Daniels and Lester Conrad perform violin and piano. The Four Cook Sisters sing and entertain, The Four Portia Sisters offer a physical culture act, and Chris Chisholm with Viola Breen star in a comedy sketch. The Pantagescope launches a fresh motion picture series.
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Butte
Widren
Bré
Burton Daniels
Lester Conrad
Cook Sisters
Portia
Chris Chisholm
Viola Breen
Pantagescope
City Wins Quiet Title Suit On Main Street Area
The district court jury of eight to four ruled for the city of Butte in the case brought by J C Stettheim and others to quiet title to the Main Street two blocks north of Front and Kaw Avenue north of Front. The ground has served as public highways for 80 years. For watches go to Mayer's guaranteed less than elsewhere 21 W Park.
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McClernan
District Court
Yeterday
City of
Butte
J. C. Stettheim
Main
Front
Kaw Avenue
Fron
Eae
Mayer's
W. Park
Law court stenographers to see personnel changes
The district court plans a single shift in stenographers as Frank Riley retires to practice law. Charles H. Little will replace him in Judge McClernan’s department, while Judge Dwyer’s court may enlist George MacDougal or Florry Sullivan for the post. Other deputies and clerks are unsettled with rumors of Miss Kate Murphy moving to the county attorney’s office and Emmett McGrath named chief deputy to Otis Lee.
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Charles Little
Dwyer
Court House
Frank Riley
McClernan
Department of the District Court
Riley
Attorney Jackson
Charles H. Little
Donlanadeiment
John V. ‘Er
Little
George MacDougal
Spokane
Pruam Umeers
Criminal Department
James McCarthy
Ph.mccarthy
Edna Freeman
Donlan
Mary Sheehan
Jackson
Thomas
D. Long
Kate Murphy
Oles
cleet_ O'Rourke
Tom Muleany
Christmas Standard Out Tomorrow
The Standard's holiday number will come out tomorrow. Place your order today if you would have us mail eight or more copies to your friend. Price six cents per copy, wrapped ready for mailing, postage six cents per copy additional. Foreign mailing costs are higher. A limited supply of wrapped copies will be available at the Butte and Anaconda offices of the Standard.
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Butte
Anaconda
The
Standard
Horoscope for Saturday December 9 1916
Astrologers call this a doubtful day with Uranus dominant and several malefic influences. Telepathy may emerge as a communicative method within twenty years, while new acquaintances could be lucky. The forecast warns against sea voyages, notes health risks for elderly, and hints at political tension and possible unrest in India.
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Uranus
Jupiter
Saturn
Neptune
England
George
India
Zodiac Influences for 1916 Births and Careers
The column notes advantageous trends for producers entering silent drama and warns cautious speculation for workers this year. It predicts bright minds but indecent bodies in children born under Sagittarius. The piece reflects early 20th century astrological guidance from a McClure syndicate source.
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McClure
Florence company president visits Butte for sale
Mrs. Florence C. Meagher of Spokane, president and manager of the Florence company, is in Butte on business to stage a big clearance sale to reduce the large stock at the Florence company located at 115 West Park street.
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Florence C. Meagher
Spokane
Florence Company
Butte
West Park Street
Phillips freed on grand larceny charge in preliminary hearing
Theodore C. Phillips was discharged from a grand larceny charge after a preliminary hearing in Justice Doran's court. His share in a $500 automobile purchase was exhibited as part of the case. Warrants were issued for three of Phillips's brothers, who may be implicated in the deal. John Berkin, the complainant, stated he sold the car to the brothers, which was taken from Montana to Spokane, and has since vanished with notes unpaid.
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Theodore C. Phillips
Justice Doran
Phillips
John Berkin
Montana
Spokane
Wash
Mission services conclude at St. Patrick's Church
After four weeks of Oblate-led services at St. Patrick's Church in Butte, a large crowd attended the concluding night. The priests called the season highly satisfactory, noting strong attendance from locals. Father Duffy preached on Devotion to the Mother of God, followed by Father McCartin explaining the ten commandments.
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St. Patrick's Church
Butte
Father Duffy
Fasher McCartin
Mission services move to Jes near Butte and surrounding towns
Mission services will shift to Jes near Butte to continue work. Father Duffy will serve Whitehall for a week under Father Lechner. Father Phelin will lead three weeks of services in Anaconda. Father McCartin stays in Butte for a farewell sermon at St. Patrick's Church tomorrow.
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Jes
Butte
Father Duffy
Whitehall
Father Lechner
Father Phelin
Anaconda
Father McCartin
Hutte
St. Patrick's Church
Tmorrow
Butte College Student Receives Engineering Honor
Goodman Mottieson of 434 Colorado Street Hutte received a slide rule symbolizing high scholastic honors in engineering at the University of Washington. He entered the university last fall studying chemical engineering. His overall average was 94 percent and he is a 1914 graduate of Butte High School.
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University of Washington
Goodman Mottieson
Colorado Street
Hutte
Mottieson
Unl
Butte High School
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