Butte Notes Scene of Hotel Arrivals and Notices
Butte notes list numerous arrivals and registrations at local hotels including Thornton and Finlen from Helena Dillon and other towns. Birth announced at 1228 Chicago Street on Dec 17 a son. DAR chapter meets Saturday at Mrs Charles Lerow 212 North Clark with joint hostesses and annual officers election planned.
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Orton Bros
W. F. Scott
Gregson
I H. & Kinnon
Missoula
Acoina
Prat Ward
Dilin
Thornto
Alt Whitworth
Deer Lodge
Thornton
Auzek
Chicago Street
A. Day
W. Sheldon
Bett
Butte
A. Sooben
Sooben
Locust Street
FE. Phelps
C. J. Constant
Helena
P.O. McNamara
Henry J. de Mers
Lerent
G. Hl. Murray
Polso
Regis Thornton
Torn
Hugh Dougherty
West Park Street
Frank E. Hirsch
Finlen
Red
Helen J. J. Ballard
A. L. Holter
Dopping
Acoma
W. M. Bradford
Fr. Taylor
Livingston
W.s
Thomas
George Mack
Elliston
George Reinix
Belgrade
John W. Shyrock
Homan
Havre
Ryan
Galet
Butt
Great Falls
the Finlen
John L. Gillis Jr
Theodore Gibson
S.J
McPherson
Alice Kirby Sergt
L. W. Lette
Camp Lewis
Dillon
The
Butts
William G. Reed
B. W. Emerick
H. E. Andrus
H. J Andrus
R. Payne
B.D. Ogilvie
Silver Bow
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charlotte Lerow
North
Clark Street
Charles
Passmore
Lerow
Offiers
Burns Found Guilty In Henry Drugstore Burglary Trial
Albert Edward Victor Burns, accused with Frank Hoffman and others, was found guilty of burglary in the Henry drug store case after a two day trial. The jury delivered a first degree verdict and noted a prior conviction, fixing punishment from 15 to 30 years. Sentencing will occur tomorrow. Hoffman to be tried today. Witnesses included Cavin couple and Earl Blodgett, Harrison Bourne representing the defense.
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Albert Edward Victor
Henry Drag
Ty Norning
Builty
Yin
Lawrence McCoy
Frank
Leo Hoffman
Victor
Earl Blodgett
Harrisonbourne
Jackse
Rotering
Burns Ilso
Tor
George Cavin
Henry Drug Store
Cavin
James Larkin
Davey O'Connor
Sheriff's Office
Jere Murphy
United States
Wheeler
O'Connor
Empire Block
Frank Turns
Butte
Great Falls
Montana Hardware Company
Vietor
Harmacy
Frank Burns
Red” Hudson
MclCoy
Prison Guards Shoot American Airman in German Camp
A reported kill of Lieutenant Coheany, an American airman, occurred at Stralsund camp on December 5. Three British officers arriving in Copenhagen corroborate that he stepped near barbed wire briefly when guards fired, striking him in the chest. One British officer was seriously wounded. guards barred comrades from retrieving the body.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Coheeny
Stralsund
Iim
Cohean Wan
Influenza Hits Former Emperor Charles and Family
Copenhagen telegram from Vienna reports former Emperor Charles of Austria Hungary and four of his children ill with influenza. The former ruler is said to have a very high fever as the illness travels through the royal circle.
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Copenhagen
Charles
The Store of Ten Thousand Useful Lasting Gifts
The Store of Ten Thousand Useful Lasting Gifts offers the largest stock in the Northwest and allows careful confident selections from world renowned high grade lines. Our sales force is fully competent and worthy of your trust, assuring honest values at all times.
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Northwest
Mass meeting planned at high school auditorium
A large gathering at the high school auditorium tonight will discuss Ireland’s role in world events. The program features Rev M J Hannan, readings by Jeremiah Lynch, and musical pieces by St Mary’s Orchestra and chorus, with remarks on the Irish American friendship and war-era humanitarian principles.
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Ireland
Butte
Sons of Ireland
America
Republic
M. J. Hannan
St. Mary's
Kate Rodgers
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Serst
Emmett Daly
Mount St. Charles
Army Training Corps
King of Italy Visits President in Washington
King Victor Emmanuel and heir to the throne meet President Woodrow Wilson at the Murat mansion for a cordial half hour visit at 6 o clock. The King’s party includes the prince of Piedmont and other officials. Meanwhile, local notes mention a meeting of King George’s party and arrivals of Charles Roberts and J M Neivel in Livingston.
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Paris
Victor Emmanuel
Prince of
Piedmont
Wilson
Murat
Esther Julius
King George
Charles Roberts
J. Taylor
J. M. Neivel
Livingston
Hutte
German government resigns as Ebert leads government
Paris reports the German government headed by Friedrich Ebert has resigned amid Tuesday events. Additional dispatches note Krupp directors, including inventor of the Big Berthas, arrested by revolutionary committees in Essen. Disorder in Danaig West Prussia leads to prison releases and street fighting. A conference of state representatives to elect a German republic president is planned for December 29. The Women of Woodcraft meet at American Hall Friday night to elect officers.
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Paris
Friedrich Ebert
Zurich
Stuttgart
Amsterdam
Havas
Krupp
Essen
Bransenberger
Danaig
West Prussia
Copenhagen
Berlin
Women of
Woodcraft
American Hall
Young Ralph Steele Dies in France of Pneumonia
A telegram from Washington announced the death of Ralph Steele in France due to pneumonia. He was the son of Mrs. Flora A. Steele and Charles Steele. The brief notice identifies Mrs Mee as the recipient of the message and mentions their address in North Mont.
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Ralph Steele
Flora A. Steele
Charles Steele
Dee. Gant
Harris
A. Steele
North Mont
Private Ralph G. Steele Dies in France of Pneumonia
Official word from Harris adjutant general reports Private Ralph G. Steele of the engineers died December 6 from labor pneumonia. A 22 year old native of Butte, he enlisted when the county declared war and served in France since May. A Butter High School and Belmont Military College graduate, he is survived by his father, mother, and a brother Chester H. Steele.
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Ralph G. Engineers
Harris
Ralph Steele
Butte
France
Tasty Seadquarters Company
Young Steele
Butter High School
Belmont Military College
California
Chester H. Steele
Livestock market report from Chicago bureau
Receipts 43 000 steady packing and common cattle mixed with light, dull demand. Prices show bulk at 17.38 to 17.40 for packing steers. cows and heifers around 41.10 to 41.30. veal and calves weaker. Sheep receipts 14 000, market firm with prime lambs at 14.85, shipping quality noted. Reports indicate slower demand for other classes, with calves and stockers varying.
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Emesco
Chicago
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Siessmitay
Mount Lambs
Texas
Portland
Ore
Mixed Stock Market and Forgery Warrant Mentioned
Market reports show cattle receipts at 2,500 with steady to higher prices and prime to good steer ranges, while sheep and hogs posted gains in Portland and regional listings. A separate item notes Capt Mike O Donnell sought in Rapid City for forgery, with Schnider detained pending escort.
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Mike O'Donnell
South Dakota
Rapid City
S.D
Schnider
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Hallmark
Indorse
Leys
Tallmark Prat
Tne
Allmark Sheffield Tea Spt
Heo Hicker
Oxy
Burns
E. S. Woodland
Mont Hardware Company
Vic
Woodland
Hun
Hannan
King OF
Italy
Pendleton
Mark Cross
Ebert
Piveuraonia
Ralph G
McCarthy, Bryant &Co
Lyon
Lipton’s
John J. McCarthy
Prop
Bette PE
Rage Dilmonds
Montas
Mose Linz
Eler Aa
Finnan Haddie
M’carthy
East Broadway
Norway
Dakota
Aneep
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