Butte Newsboys Christmas Celebration Impresses City
The Butte Newsboys club held a packed Christmas program at the Auditorium with Santa Claus arriving in a cart drawn by a goat. Frank Reilly and C. S. Passmore led the event, gifts from merchants plentiful, and Mrs. E. B. Werrick delivered a standout reading. The program highlighted the club’s history, contributors, and future aims to aid the boys’ moral and intellectual growth.
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Butte
Newsboys
Frank Reilly
Passmore
Santa
Bill
C. S. Pas ¥More
E. B. Werrick
St. Michael's Theater
Thomas Davey
Prince of Peace cantata sung at Mountain View Methodist
The Mountain View Methodist church choir performed The Prince of Peace last evening before a full house. The cantata featured solos by Bowden Webber Jenkins and Fulton with Tretheway, Bruce, Dillon and others providing accompaniment. encores were given and a collection for the choir benefited the group.
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Mountain View Church
Mountain View Methodist Church
Mr. Bowden
Mrs. Fulton
Miss Richey
Messrs. Webber and
Tippett
Matt Webber
Bethlehem
Miss Jenkins
Messrs. Webber
Bruce
Bowden
C. V. Fulton
A. E. Bruce
Lord
William Tretheway
Frankie Dillon
Spanish War Veterans Elect New Henry Lawton Camp Officers
The Henry Lawton camp Spanish American War Veterans elected officers last night with W. B. Davies as commander and Harry Stevens as junior vice commander. Others include A. D. Shelton adjutant Homer E. Rickards quartermaster E. E. Paxson day officer William H. Walsh guard Andrew Ehrich chaplain. Great Falls dispatch notes Tom Dempsey arrested on passing counterfeit Bank of New Brunswick notes. charge unspecified.
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Henry Lawton Camp
W. B. Davies
Harry Stevens
A. D. Shelton
Homer E. Rickards
E. E. Paxson
William H. Walsh
Andrew Ehrich
The
Standard
Great Falls
Tom Dempsey
Bank of New Brunswick
N. J
Dempesey
Holiday Health Amid Holiday Indulgence
A health note warns against overindulgence during the holiday season and promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a remedy. It claims the tablet prevents sickness after meals or cures morning sluggishness, with a money back guarantee and free samples from Sterling Remedy Co.
Diamonds Cause Trouble at Little Club Robbery Panic
A diamond mislaying at the Little Club on East Mercury street sparked panic as Lena, owner of jewels valued at 1500 dollars, believed they were stolen by William Robinson who was arrested but later released after the stones turned up behind a dressing case. Detectives traced the suspect, arrested him, and then freed him when Lena reunited with her diamonds.
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East Mercury Street
William Robinson
Murphy
Deer Lodge
Robinson
Lena
Great Falls
Charles Trager
Great Northern
Radmilovich
Lawson
McGrath
Little Club
Recital by Gustav Fischer at the Orton rooms
Gustav Fischer of Anaconda former first violinist with the Theodore Thomas orchestra gave a recital at the Orton rooms assisted by George Greenwood. The program included Bach, Wagner, Brahms, Bruch, Chopin and Vieuxtemps works performed to an audience of music lovers.
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Orton Rooms
Gustav Fischer
Anaconda
Theodore Thomas Orchestra
Fischer
George Greenwood
Trouble in Mullaney Home Seized by City Jail Arrest
Michael Mullaney was arrested and jailed on charges of abusing his wife and children and using vile language. Authorities report reports of violence toward Mrs. Mullaney and disturbance in the Dakota Street neighborhood. Captain Grant and Policeman White sent to the scene and arranged an interview with Judge Boyle.
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Michael Mullaney
Eagles Enjoy Themselves At Butte Aerie Event
No. 11 Fraternal Order of Eagles at North Main street held a lodge night with a large turnout. A big class of candidates eager to wear wings was initiated and later social time featured talent including a quartet, witty remarks and stories.
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Butte Aerie
Order of Eagles
North Main Street
Montana State Band Ball Aids Helena Orphans Home
The Montana State band held a charity ball in the Helena Auditorium with a one hour concert preceding the dance. Delegations from Butte, Great Falls and other Montana cities attended, and all proceeds go to St Joseph orphans home.
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Helena
Hilena
Montana State Band
St. Joseph
Butte Great Falls
Lawsuit Seeks Damages Over Cattle Killed by Trains
A. G. Rich sues Northern Pacific before Justice Mann in Billings asking for 5005 dollars for a bull and a calf allegedly killed last summer by trains. He claims negligence for lacking safe cattle guards at crossings.
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Standard
Billings
A. G. Rich
Northern Pacific Company
Justice Mann
Jenkins Auctioneer Loses Court Bid in Froelich Fur Case
In Justice Taylor's court a jury ruled for furrier J. M. Froelich against W. B. Jenkins over a $1,600 mortgage and $300 worth of Froelich furs used as security. Jenkins sold the furs for $60 with his wife as sole bidder, leaving Froelich with a $59 verdict plus costs and the stock under injunction.
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W. B. Jenkins
Justice Taylor
J. M. Froelich
Academy Street
Jenkins
Froelich
District Court
South
Montana Street
Mackel & Mayer
Variety show proprietors enter not guilty pleas
Josh Fogg Tony Minder and Jack Bain proprietors of south side variety theaters appeared before Justice Fraser and pleaded not guilty to a second charge. The trial was set for January 11. The saloon keepers signed the second complaint.
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The
Standard
Billings
Josh Fogg
Tony Minder
Jack Bain
South Side Variety Theaters
Justice Fraser
Timely warning on croup danger and Chamberlain's remedy
The notice explains croup signs in children, starting with hoarseness then a rough cough before attack. It endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe, reliable preventer that allegedly stops attacks if given at the first hoarseness or after a cough. It claims the remedy has helped thousands and never failed.
January Delineator highlights fashion and Parsifal art
The January Delineator offers fashion guidance from Mrs. Osborn the foremost modiste in America. It presents Wagner's Parsifal with Henderson's interpretation and Kobbe reminiscences, Kobbe life of Mme Schumann-Heink, plus works by Jack London Kathryn Jarboe and Agnes Surbridge. It introduces The Fountain of Youth series for women seeking beauty.
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Osborn
America
Wagner
W. J. Henderson
Befreath
Gustav Kobbe
Agnes Surbridge
Fountain of Youth
New Olympic Athletic Club of Butte Formed
The Butte board of trustees met at the Butte Business College with 122 charter members and 75 new applications. They chose the name Olympic Athletic club and ordered by laws engrossed. Initiation fees set at 10 dollars and monthly dues at 3 dollars as incorporation plans proceed. The next meeting is scheduled for tomorrow night.
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Olympic Athletic Club of
Butte
Butte Business College
Owsley Block
Olympic Athletic Club
Andrew J. Davie
Messrs
Donald Gillis
A. K. Ervin
Business College
Davis
Messrs. P. ©. Gillis
I. Kreuger
C. P. Connolly
Thomas Booth
Calhoun seeks 800000 in shipbuilding bond case
New York December 28 Lewis Nixon won an order vacating a prior pretrial examination in the suit by John C Calhoun against the United States Shipbuilding Company Trust and others to recover about 800000 claiming he earned five percent on 5 million dollars in bonds sold in England He contends he was blocked from earning his fee The judge ruled Calhoun has facts to frame his complaint and testimony will continue in related actions involving Charles M Schwab and the Bethlehem steel plant deal.
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New York
Lewis Nixon
Justice Leventritt
Supreme Court
John C. Calhoun
Trust Company of the Republic
George C. Boldt
James F. Livingston
Calhoun
England
United States Shipbuilding Company
Nixon
Leventritt
Charles M. Schwab
New York Security and Trust Company
Smith
Trust Company
The
Shipbuilding Company
John A. Shields
United States Circuit Court
Examiner Oliphant
Bethlehem Steel
Schwab
Mrs John H. Dawes Dies in California
Robert Elgar of Rea & Co reports the Bozeman area woman Mrs. John H. Dawes died in Los Angeles after a six to seven year illness. Embalming planned and her body to be brought to Storeman, arrival expected Friday. She leaves two daughters and a son, plus six brothers and one sister. Born in Pennsylvania, she lived 17 years in Gallatin valley and was active in local church and social life.
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Standard
Bozeman
Robert Elgar
Rea & Co
John H. Dawes
Los Angeles
Cal
Storeman
Dawes
California
Judge Henry Due to Open Winter Term in Big Timber
Livingston reports Judge Frank Henry departed for Big Timber to open the winter term of the district court. The calendar will be called, cases set for trial, and a jury will be summoned for next Monday.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Frank Henry
Big Timber
District Court
Hoppe Child Dies After Short Illness in Billings
A five year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hoppe died at their North 27th street home in Billings Sunday forenoon from throat trouble after a brief illness. The funeral was held today.
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The
Standard
Billings
H. C. Hoppe
North 27Th Street
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Judge Armitage
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C. D. Crouch
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E. J. Groeneveld
Ella Knowles Haskell
Hinkle
Lisa
A. F. Bray
California Bakery
Eagle Bakery
Rosendorn Bakery
James Reynolds
Ladies of the Clubs
William A. Clark, Jr
Barbers’ Union
Emma Dunkel
Dillon Sisters
Joe
Newsboy
Profession Schallenberger
Dennis Harrington
Roy Bartell
M. A. Hood
A. D. Galbraith
Lee Hayes
Otis Lee
E. B. Weirick
the Prince OF Peace
Henry Lawton
W. E
A.c. Soc
Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
Woman
Man
Mercury Street Resort
Edly
Prof
Wagner-Wilhelm
Hejrekati
Mullaney
Arriv
Moses 2
Glye
Wellek Medical Institute
State of
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Yellek Medical Institute
Creamer
F. A. Ironside
Curtis
West Park ST
P. J. Brophy & CO
Grocers
Butte, Mont
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Kingsford’s
Oswego
Oswego Starch Factory
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