Newsies Honor Senator Clark at Banquet in Butte
Newsboys guests of Senator W A Clark at the Pallas banquet hall. Twenty eight long tables hosted a scene of youth in best attire with newsboy badges. Speeches by J R Wharton and Jimmy Lee highlighted gratitude and urging industry and trust. Mrs. Sam Johnstone read a tribute to the host. Recitations followed and performances by young performers closed the evening.
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Butto Newsboys
W. A. Clark
Buttes
Fellows
J. R. Wharton
Jimmie Lee
Newsies
Jimmy
Senator Clark
Sam Johnstone
Phil
Roya
Banquet Honors Pallas Team Leaders and Dobrey
A club event celebrated efforts of honorees with toasts and remarks. J Wharton and Manager Dobrey of the Pallas received formal praise and a takeaway candy box as attendees filed out.
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J.wharton
Dobrey
The
Pallas
Pallas Company
Four Cities Seek Butte Help for Regional Bank
Butte emerges as a key player as Salt Lake joins Seattle Spokane and Portland in asking for a regional bank under the new currency law. Charles Austin of the Butte chamber has not acted yet, saying the Montana delegation in Washington handles the matter with local business confidence. Seattle was first to seek cooperation and Butte chose a cautious, slow approach awaiting developments.
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Butte
Salt Lake
Austin
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Montana
Washington
Seattle
Butte Chamber
Staekt
Boy Scouts Enjoy Day Spent in the Open Air
Fifteen boys from Butte hiked in the hills north of Meaderville to learn camp craft cooking bacon over a camp fire and baking potatoes. Reverend C N Hurst accompanied them as scoutmaster. The group met at the pastor's church and postponed formal organization until national Hoy Scouts books arrive.
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Boy Scouts of
Butte
Meaderville
C. N. Hurst
Hoy ‘Scouts of America
Polheim Lodge Celebrates Its First Anniversary
Polheim lodge No. 135 Sons of Norway marked its founding with a well attended anniversary event in Scan inavia hall Butte A informal dance a musical program and an address by A A Grovad a comedy Ingvald Enersen entertained attendees Credit for the success goes to Martin Bjorgum Chris Nelson and John Moe who chaired the arrangements committee.
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Scaninavia Hall
Polheim Lodge
Sons of Norway
Butte
A. A. Grovad
Ingvald Enersen
Martin Bjorgum
Chris Nelson
John Moe
Committee On
Aes
Montana Arrivals List Reflects Wide Range of Towns
A Montana–wide arrivals listing shows numerous individuals and couples tied to towns from Boulder and Helena to Missoula and Bozeman. Names include Murphy, Johnson, Smith, Brundage, Grigge, Lawson, Wood, Floyd, Wilson, Fla, Monroe, Ray, Mitchell, Long, Taft, Ferguson, Ford, and many others, with multiple residences and spouses noted across Helena, Deer Lodge, Great Falls, and surrounding areas. The compilation reads like a social register of arrivals across the state.
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Deer Lodge
Vis
Great Falls
T. Houser Jr
George H.feyder
Helena
J. Fla
Swinehart
BB Baselstein
Frombere Monroe
G. Is. Edwards
Virginia City
Matt Laht
Joseph Long
Missoula
A B. Taft
Sweet Grass
Henry Ferguson
Bogeman Finlen
A. B. Ford
Charles A. Smith
Dillon
F. J. Benepe
John Swanson
Bozeman
L. Walker
Williams
Hi. Ryan
Boulder
Stes
Herrick
Silver
B. Allen
Lewistown
M. House
Billings
D. Truttie
Quiet Secret Wedding in St Josephs Church
Allan McDougal and Lena Henry wed quietly at St Josephs Church days before Christmas. Only a relative was told by phone about the dinner at her home. The couple plan to live in the area.
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Allan McDougal
Lena Henry
St. Joseph's Church
Surs for securing lease in district court action
Harry H lkammona sues Charles A Smith in district court for services in securing a lease on a Leggat building room to be used for saloon purposes. He alleges Smith asked him to obtain the lease and agreed to pay him. He seeks 480 dollars as judgment for his services.
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Harry
Lkammona
Charles A. Smith
Smith
Leggat
Hammond
Osendrug Funeral Held At West Broadway Home
The funeral of Mrs. Jacob Osendrug was held yesterday afternoon at the family residence on West Broadway. Many beautiful offerings covered the casket. The Rev. G. D. Wolfe officiated. Interment was in Mount Moriah cemetery. Pallbearers were Rudolph Probst, Charles Beebe, Charles Henderson, A. Peck, A. Buol and A. B. Reichle.
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Jacob Osenbrug
West Broadway
G. D. Wolfe
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Rudolph Probst
Charles Beebe
Charles Henderson
A. Peck
A.buol
A. B. Reichle
Judge Performs Ceremony as License Granted
Fred Herren and Miss Sadie Barney were granted a marriage license yesterday and were married by Judge McClernan in the afternoon. A few friends attended and court officials extended congratulations.
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Fred Herren
Sadie Barney
McClernan
Pete McArthur of Butte A Canadian by birth and longtime merchant
P. J. McArthur known as Pete, a substantial Butte citizen, born in Canada, moved to Michigan as a youth and got into joining business there. He later came to Butte, worked for wager and leased and prospered, rising to president of the...
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P. J. McArthur
Pete
Butte
Michigan
Hutte Ti Ist
Federals Driven Back At Oumaga Across Line
Presidio reports detail federal soldiers returning to Mexico after crossing the line into Texas. The State Department has not issued new orders, with prior incidents at Naco and Brownsville cited where refugees were interned or detained. War Dept contact indicates no new instructions given to commanders. Mexico’s capital banks closed under a bank holiday, Acapulco suffers, forced loans rise, and relief via Red Cross in Sinaloa is uncertain amid widespread distress from disrupted trials and crop failures.
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Presidio
Texas
State Department
Neco
Ariz
Brownsville
Naco
Fort Rosecrans
Cal
Brownville
Teta
War Department
Mexico
Acapulco
Red Cross
Sinaloa
Butte City Leader Lind Leaves for Mexico Amid Uncertain Return
An aging Butte official with long service in the union and city government departs for Mexico with most belongings taken. He pledged to return within a few days as federal and constitutionalist forces await a potential accounting, while the city prospers beyond mining camp roots.
Butte Briefs Highlight Local People And Events
H.F. Woodhead returns from Cascade county trip to review work at the Butte and Pensacola mine. Irene Brunell, Meaderville postmaster’s daughter, recovers from an ear abscess. E. L. Filson, ex-Butte newspaper man, now in Sand Point Idaho, shows interest in traction business. George M. Bisbee learns of his father W. H. Bisbee’s death in Maple Knoll Minnesota.
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H.F. Woodhead
Cascade County
Butte & Pensacola
Irene
Ick Brunell
Meaderville
E. L. Filson
Butte
Sand Point
Idaho
George M. Bisbee
Oregon Short Line
Misfortune follows sudden joy in Bonnell family tragedy
A series of dramatic misfortunes centered on Thomas Bonnell of 242 Pine Street Butte. A body believed to be his was sent home last April amid condolences, then Bonnell sent word he was alive. Yesterday his daughter Hazel died after an appendicitis operation, and Bonnell is critically ill. Confusion over a misidentified corpse and mixed messages from St. Louis and Cambridge Ohio compounded the family's grief as they mourn Hazel and await further word. The surviving relatives include Patrolman John Steinborne and other siblings.
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Timmy
Jimmy
J. R.wharton
J. J. Durston
Mr. Durston
Wirst
Thomas Hannell
Pine Street
Butte
Bennett
Hazel
Bonnell
Richards
Ohio
St. Louis
Tippecanoe
Ohto
Bonnella
Hutte
St. Louls
John’ Steinborne
McMinlan
Capron
Rower
Barker
Charles
Builseye
Real estate transfers and a suit over unpaid painting bill
Mary E Gebhart transfers Lot 18 Noyes Upton addition to Walter Scott. Charles J Hughes and others transfer Lots 6 7 McQueen addition to Han son McPherson. Clark Montana Realty to Margaret Quillen Lot 15 Cravonian addition. Butter Land and Investment to Martha Ball Lot 2 and 10 Block 12 Gallatin. Forman Bros sue George H Cousley John H Turner Butt Milling and A J O Ne l for 300 unpaid labor and materials to paint the Three Mile House. they seek lien on property and sale to satisfy the claim.
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Mary E. Gebhart
Walter W. Scott
Noyes & Upton Railroad
Charles J. Hughes
Hanson & ‘McPherson Company
McQueen
Clark-Montana Realty Company
Margaret Quillen
Cravonian
Butter Land and Investment Company
Martha Ball
Lotwo
Gallatin
Forman Bros
George H. Cousley
John H. Turner
Butt Milling” Company
A. J. O'Nel
Three Mile House
Death of William Mull at 39 in city residence
William Mull aged 39 died yesterday at the home of Mrs. Alice Henders 912 East Park street He was a member of Washington lodge I O F and the Sons of St George A native of England he had lived in Butte for many years
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William Mull
Alice Hender
East Park Street
Washington Lodge I. 0
Sons of
St. George
England
Butte
Lind to Confer With President on Conditions
Vera Cruz Dec 30 John Lind President Wilsons personal representative and the president will discuss International issues from the Mexican revolution by New Years day or soon after Lind left Vera Cruz aboard the Chester bound for Pass Christian Miss Admirals launch awaited him for a short ride to land on the Louisiana coast Lind expects a brief direct talk with the president to seek a clear grasp of affairs Lind has pursued candid conversations with both sides since his arrival noting the governments strained finances but not a desperate bid for concessions
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Vera Cruz
John Lind
Wilson
Mr. Lind
Chester
Pass Christian
Miss
Wilson Wen
Frank ¥. Fle Lind
Louisiana
Christian
Afr Lind
Lind
Mexico
Washington
Huerta
Mona Lisa Returns to Paris After Milan Exhibition
Leonardo aavinel's Mona Lisa begins journey from Milan to Paris with Louvre director and Italian officials guarding it. Police and carabineers escort the painting to the frontier after crowds gathered at the Brera gallery exhibition.
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Milan
Leonardo Aavinel
Paris
Louvre
Brera
France
Vacation Rest Benefits Wilson on Golf Links
A rested Wilson shows improved health during a golf outing as he climbs over bunkers with vigor. The week of rest and recreation in the mild gulf region appears to have renewed him, and many New Year letters and telegrams of felicitation arrived tonight.
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Wilson
Lima
Vienna bans tango at public balls and city hall
A war office edict in Vienna forbids army officers from dancing the tango at public balls and the burgomaster extends the ban to dances at the city hall during carnival. English engineers say coal reserves in Newcastle remain sufficient for 88 years.
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Vienna
Dec
War Office
Coat for Motoring Fashioned for Open Car Use
For afternoon wear or motoring in open cars the coat is suited. It provides warmth for exposure to open air, making the wrap an ideal choice for such outings.
Drawing Teams for Anaconda Bonspiel
At the rink house executives held the first New Year bonspiel draw. Butte and Anaconda teams contest for the Inter-City Cup with eight ends per round, two rounds starting at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m., then 2 p.m. semi finals and 6:40 p.m. finals. Rothnie a famed piper will perform, seven games played, multiple matchups including McMillan, Capron, Munn, Mathewson, Barker, Dunn and Jenney.
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5.M. Dunn
Rink
Butte
Butte Club
Pas
Finks
Onge
Mths
TL A.m. Te
Mutoh
Moulthrop
D. McMillan
J. Meaullan
M. McKensie
Sharrock
Munn
Capron
Angconda
Barker
Charles
McGregor
Goodfie
Bowery
Mathewson
Dunn
Jenney
Buttes
Anagona Sovrces
Rothnie
Campbell Sandbers
Watkins Aorden
Halloran
K. McKennie
Munn Mf
McKensie
mMurnett Shields
Kelli Wi
Lattimer
Mines
Desjarain Foster
Jones
Fulmer Stevens
Oliver Rothale
Cole
Ski
Milwaukee system praised by official and Keely visit
Keely, vice president in charge of trade for Milwaukee, rode via Butter en route from the coast to Chicago in his private car St. Paul. He praised the road condition and noted Montana business remained steady while lumber on the coast was quiet but potential for a pickup soon appeared.
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Keely
Ttade
Milwaukee
Chicago
St. Paul
Montana
Courts to Test Board Move on School Superintendent
Chicago saw a quo warranto proceeding threatened as Maclay Toyne, States attorney, announced plans to file information seeking a court ruling to reinstate Lila Flags Young as superintendent of schools. The move follows a board decision to remove Young and challenges the authority behind it.
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Chicago
Vee
Board of
Caneation
Lila Flags Young
Maclay Toyne
Five WV legislators found guilty of bribe acceptance
A joint committee reported five West Virginia lawmakers guilty of accepting bribes in the 1913 United States Senate election. The group faces expulsion. Separately a miner, Charles Wilson, 44, of 1915 Utah Avenue, fractured his right leg in a fall at West Colusa mine and is hospitalized at Murray. Dr Hedinger, 83, Canton Kan., oldest practicing physician, educated at Goettingen, served in Civil War medical roles, and held seven Canton mayoral terms.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
United States
Charles Wilson
Utah Avenue
West Colusa
Murray Hospital
Charles
Second Colorado Cavalry
Canton
Silent Name and Memory in Wilfrid Randell Verse
A fragment from Wilfrid L. Randell in the Living Age laments a beloved presence unnamed. It questions whether memory or distance banishes happiness and wonders if the beloved can ever return to touch earthly joys, ending with a whispered ache of longing.
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Wilfrid L. Randel
Telegraphers Strike Averted By Concessions In St Louis
In St Louis on December 9 the telegraphers strike against the St Louis and San Francisco Railway was averted after receivers and the grievance committee of the telegraphers union reached a settlement. Concessions were made by both sides and details will be released once the final terms are drawn up, likely tomorrow, after a conference between W T Tyler, Frisco general manager, and union leaders.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Order of Railway
W. T. Tyler
Frisco
Telegraphers’ Union
Skunk fur trim accents pink chiffon gown design
Pur yn used extensively in trimming dancing frocks the contrast of heavy peltry with light chiffon tulle or whatever material is used in making the gown being considered very smart. The illustration shows pink chiffon and silk with a band of skunk fur outlining the overskirt.
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Annoal Manquet
Weld
Roger Deeny
Walter Davie
Weir
Alfred Burk
Johnny McCarthy
Yo ‘Willamn Sullivan
Malcolm’ Gillis
J. H. Durston
William Cutts
Bach
BOY Scouts
Osendrug
Wwarti
Oumaga
Mers’ Union
Dugan
W. W. Canada
Butte Briefs
Basia
Seeree
Sabes
Sss
Prita Tag
Christe
Lesetin
Tekin le Visting
Everthorn
Johnsen
Nes
Dalciter
Dies
RPAL
Anaconda
Dick McKenzie
Moulbhron
D. Mac
Ana Sonda
Ralief
McMilla
Rod
Radie Colling
Baker
Eadie Plank
Memillan
Christy
Giant Fame
E. P
Ewan
McDougall
Goodle
Warren
C. W
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