Butte Social Scene Skating, Receptions, and Exits
Butte's winter social life centers on Holland rink with many attendees and brass band evenings. The Strollers meet at Miss Mayme Driscoll’s home. the Atlas and Philodoni clubs plan gatherings. Mrs Daniel J Hennessy hosts a grand reception with numerous guests and a feature stringed orchestra. a longtime china firm owners and Edward Potting plan to move to Salt Lake City. The German club is to be hosted by Mrs. W O Speer on Saturday.
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Butte
Holland Rink
Holland_ rink
Hennessy
I. D. Freund
W. L. Renick
W. M. Tuohy
J. M. White
James Berry
Thomas Lavelle
Frederick Sully
John D. Ryan
Miss Goodale
Cora Sanders
Hattie Sanders
Hattie Young
Mai Pfouts
Helen Pfouts
Mollie Walker
Allie Lowry
Annie Lowry
J. J. McHatton
J. B. Wellcome
J. K. Heslet
T. M. Lowry
J. B. Leggat
J. S. Harris
John W. Cotter
Walker
Lloyd
Rockwood
J. L. Templeman
O. Hight
Catherine Neidenhofen
Edward Potting
Salt Lake
Mrs Donnelly In Critical Condition At St James Hospital
Word reached St James Hospital early this morning that Mrs Igna tus Donnelly was in critical condition with the family informed of the grave status up to midnight.
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St. James’ Hospital
Ignatus Donnelly
Change in Recovery for Patient After Appendicitis Surgery
Change in condition followed a brief improvement after an operation on Wednesday for appendicitis. Attendants grew less hopeful as the critical period extended. Doctors could not rule out complications for 48 hours after the surgery.
Ten year old Ernest Stewart dies of diphtheria in Butte
The death of Ernest Stewart, 10, at his parents home at 1201 Farrel street, is reported as due to diphtheria. Deputy Sheriff McCann of Lewis and Clarke county arrived in Butte from Helena to serve sub penas in the State against Isaac Gravelle, tied to the Northern Pacific dynamite outrages case.
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Ernest Stewart
A. Stewart
Farrel Street
McCann
Lewis and Clarke County
Butte
Helena
Isaac Gravelle
Not Sarcastic Toward God
A Scottish American tale from Arbroath describes a harvest service where Johnstone, a church pillar with failing crops, is absent. The minister later asks why and Johnstone answers that he does not wish to approach his Maker with sarcasm in his spirit.
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Arbroath
Johnstone
Bennington Murder Plot Involving Wife And Lover
Levi Perham, 19, testified in Bennington court that he helped Mrs. Mary Rogers kill her husband to collect a $45,500 life insurance and build a home for them. He described luring Rogers to a river bank, where a staged reconciliation led to the use of chloroform, a fake suicide note, and the husband’s murder by drowning after being bound and left in the river.
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Bennington
Levi Perham
Mary Rogers
Perham
Rogers
President Roosevelt Receives Traveler Association Citizenship
President Roosevelt was presented with a certificate of associate membership in the Traveler's Protective Association by F. W. Crandall. The ceremony occurred during a Washington engagement as the president accepted the honor and affiliation with the travel protection group.
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Washington, Dee
Roosevelt
Traveler's Protective Association
F. W. Crandall
President Receives 25000 Delegates From Business Sector
The order consists of 25,000 commercial travelers manufacturers and jobbers spanning political life. The president noted it was unusual for a delegate to call to give rather than to ask when accepting the gesture.
Denver Jury Awards City $15000 in Sidewalk Case
A Denver district court jury ruled for the city in the suit of David Chartres, a former businessman, awarding $15000 for injuries from a fall on a alleged defective sidewalk two years earlier. The plaintiff claimed a blow to the head altered his life and led to a period of preaching and writing believed to be guidance from God until his memory returned in April 199.
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Denver
City of
David Chartres
Chartres
Change of Venue Granted in Berry Family Murder Case
In St. Francis Kansas this afternoon the court granted a change of venue to Norton county for Chauncey Dewey Clyde Wilson and W J McBride charged with the Berry family murder last May. Bonds were furnished and they were discharged. The defense argues public sentiment prevents a fair trial. The case likely to be tried in January.
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St. Francis
Kan
Chauncey Dewey
Clyde Wilson
W. J. McBride
Berry
Norton County
Big Suit Filed In New York Over Shipbuilding Funds
Notice of suit served on Harris Gates Co led by John W Gates for 760000 dollars claimed to have been deposited by the Trust Company of the Republic with the firm in connection with the flotation of United States Shipbuilding Co. James B Dill for Commonwealth Trust Company as successor filed.
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New York
Harris, Gates & Co
John W. Gates
James B. Dill
Commonwealth Trust Company
Trust Company of the Republic
United States Shipbuilding Company
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Thana
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Hamilton
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Raleigh
Symons Toyland
West
William Rogers Childs
Butte News
Mayme Driscoll
West Granite Street
Vonnie Owings of
Deer Lodge
B. H. Dunshee
The
Atlas Club
Lester J. Hartzell
Granite Street
Philodoni Club
Elite Hall
Woman's Club
Daniel J. Hennessy
Butie
John Noyes
C. J. Schatzlein
J. S. Dutton
H. H. Hanson
J. R. Wharton
J. H. Harper
W. ©. Speer
J. B. Kremer
G. W. Tower
James W. Forbis
Butte Briefs
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