Butte Current Notes and Local Notices
Short notes from Butte cover rent pianos, legal licenses, a fall injury, book suggestions, March news at the post office, a copper company statement, a temperance union meeting, a town vaudeville visit, theater nights for the Newsboys, John Cort’s health update, a funeral service for Alvard C. Raymond, and the death of Andrew J. Kennedy with funeral arrangements.
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Willian T Feats
Mabel R.hatherell
Butte
Butte & Veronica
Soul Butte Women's Christian Tempéranes Union
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Mra. An Dereun
South Jackeon Firest
Maude Sutton
Veudeville
Grand
Newshoys
Lulu Theater
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Newsboys’ Club
Judge McGowan
John Cort
Neuritis
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Society joins in sport at D A B Ige Carnival
The skating carnival under the auspices of the Daughters of the American Revolution of Butler attracted large city society, with fine attendance and near balmy weather. A dinner in the waiting room, music during the skating, and an overall financial and social success marked the event. The report notes McCarroll reduced orleans on all work at homes or parlors on West Park.
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Tie Holand
Seo
McCarroll
West Park
Cashier 15 Held on Forgery Charge
Baisidaho Feb R Horace HE Neal faced forgery charges while cashier of the Capital State bank whose suspension lasted two weeks. He was bound over to the district court with a $10,000 bond after a preliminary hearing held today. The proceedings occurred at Nealhone, reflecting the former cashier's involvement.
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Baisidaho
Horace HE
Neal
Capital State Bank
District Court
Nealhone
Senator Dizon Sees Taft Nomination at Chicago
Washington Feb 3 Senator Dizon in an interview today expresses belief that the president recant remarks indicate Taft will be the Republican nominee at the Chicago convention.
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Standard
Washington
Dizon
Taft
Chicago
Toate and Noerfe To Meet in Helena on Duties
Governor Toate tachload Yattar will visit Helena today to confer with Lieutenant Governor Noerfe about assuming the duties of the office. Special Wiapaish reports Whet he would be in Helena today for talks.
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Noerfe
Helena Wedri
Walkerville council approves hall debt payoff and plans
Walkerville city council met last night to approve payment of the Ancien city hall debt and close the account. The brick veneer building features a ground floor gym and lounging room with second floor council chamber usable as a dance hall. Ground for the project began May 1 with completion delayed by timber, the structure opened December 1 at a total cost of 5041 dollars, all debts paid. The meeting also discussed street grading on West Williams street, lighting outages reported by Marshal Kirby, and a charity report showing 30 dollars spent aiding needy families. Mayor Murray granted Alderman George Stevens six weeks' leave for mining business in the north.
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Walkerville
Waa
Alea
West Willams Street
Michael Kirby
Electric Light Company
Uneman
Trastaf
Murray
George Stevens
Boys and Men in Court Over Theft Case
The article details three youths Matthews Williams and Carter charged in a theft from the South Bank and Walton salvage. Amounts cited include 186.65 and 2902.10 with a 3206 note. Police say the boxers are hard to handle and confessions are reported. The judge remarks about their family backgrounds and suggests industrial school. The 317 West Silver Street home is noted as former Matthews residence.
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Carilale
Matthews
Williams
Carter
Hoya
Sid
St Jp
Tha Boutham
Waliur Salvonr
Poller Court
Wynne
Bac
West Silver Street
A J Kennedy Succumbs After Weeks of Sickness
A J Kennedy dies at age 39 in Butte after a prolonged illness described as Brindt's disease. He was born in Ireland and leaves a wife and three children at 422 Jones Street. Survived by two sisters and two brothers, he was prominent in Copper Camp No. 2 and Woodmen of the World. Funeral arrangements pending instructions from Idaho relatives.
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Andrew J. Kennedy
Brindt
Butte
Jones Street
A. Dg. Kennedy
Ireland
Janiry Murray
John Wy W Nevilie
Bulte
John
Patrick
Burke
Idaho
Justice of the Peace
Michael Deevy
Kennedy
Copper Camp
No. Tv
Woodmen of
Thy
Coroner's Jury Finds Crowley Was Insane
Coroner's jury declares Patrick Crowley insane after an inquest at his sister's home 501 Warren Avenue. Evidence shows he swallowed poison to kill eight men, following sorrow over a mine death and a request for 25 cents prior to the fatal act. Witnesses include sister Mrs Wheeler, druggist J J O'Leary, neighbor Luke Boyle, and brother Michael Crowley. Funeral to be held this morning.
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Walle
Patrick Crawley
Warren Avenue
Crawley
Wheeler
Tim
Crowe Jey
J. J. O'Leary
John Dugan
Luke Boyle
Michael Crowley
Young Men's Society Hosts Notable Lecture and Dance
The Young Men's Society of BR Pate Veins parish heard Rev Father Rohlman give an excellent lecture at St Patrick's church rooms. An honorary membership was bestowed on him and a private dance for young ladies was announced. The Whiney library will open next Monday from 9:00 am to 10:50 pm.
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Father Rohlman
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick's School
Young Ladies’ Sodality
McGregor Reaches Finals in Goodale Curling Cup
Dr McGregor’s rink advances to the Goodale Cup final after a close semifinal at the Holland rink. Opponent skip L M Harley led a strong challenge as McGregor’s quartet, including Gill, Wilson, and Ragor, moved toward a deciding match tonight at Browne’s.
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M’gregor
Goodale Curling Cup
Dr. Ft. D. McGregors
L. M. Harley
McGregor
Eightlo
Anais
Witch
Donald Arthur
Ineup
Malcolm Gills
Tom Wilson
D. Bicbtie Min
J. D. Ma
Mission Week Opens for Non Catholics at St Patrick's
Crowds packed St Patrick's church for the first night of a mission week aimed at non Catholics. Rev Thomas Drumm emphasized respectful inquiry and that Catholic teachings reflect God and Christ. Questions covered smoking during Lent marriage between Catholics and non Catholics and heaven descriptions.
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St. Patrick's Church
Thomas Drumap
T Hose
Father Drumm
Rhass
Butte
House of God
Druwmu
February Overstock Sale At Mayer's Store
Mayer's promotes a February overstock sale offering state savings bank checks at par and women's watches deeply discounted. The ad highlights underpriced Elgin and Waltham watches and other goods, claiming strong values compared with competitors.
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Mayer
Ennmel Chutelaing
Ul Elgin
Waltham
Hampden
Cega
Bien
Walther
Renees
LDA Mayor's
West Pari
People's Store
Two Players Disciplined For Merry Lark In Dillon
Kramer Tuohy and Chris McDonald of Butta high school face discipline after a merry lark in Dillon. The pair were punished for behavior during recent trips. The team, crentcing for the game with Malea High School in Butts next Friday night, will rely on other forwards.
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Kramer Tuohy
Chris McDonald
Butta High Soho
Butts
Meen
Montana Optical Co. Sells Glasses At Bargain Prices
Customer overpays elsewhere $2.30 for gold glasses that Montana Optical Co. at 22 West Park offers for $7.50, with free fitting and guaranteed satisfaction by the state’s best optometrist. The notice promotes lower prices and superior service in Mayer's January Almanac.
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Montana Optical Co
West Park
Ganfaction
Mayer
Alor
Btate Envinen
Bante Eiekett
Confessional Power and Salvation in Catholic Teaching
Father Dougherty argues the confessional is not degrading but essential for genuine repentance. He asserts Catholic confession offers counsel, absolution, and peace of mind, denying abuses like paid absolution and betraying priestly secrets. He emphasizes the church’s authority to forgive sins and urges fair judging of Catholic beliefs.
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Father Dougherty
Agnin
Raillions
Gathallen
Croesus
Kel Sania
Christ
America
Seven Years For Shannon Breaks Parole
Detective Lutkehern of the secret service arrived in Butte with papers for Shannon, known as John Sullivan in Chicago, who was serving a term for vagrancy. Shannon, once a bartender, was sentenced to the state penitentiary in 1903, paroled in May, and Chicago officials sent him back after discovering the prior conviction. Lutkehern to return with him to Illinois tonight aboard the Burlington.
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Joh Lutkehern
Chisose
Butte
North Gott
Shannon
Tongaa
Chicago
Illinoia
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