Annual Butte Shoot Delivers Fine New Year Sport
In zero weather at the Butte Rod and Gun Grounds New Year's sport drew a large crowd. Pat Allen won the main New Year handicap medal with 49. Other prizes went to Brassey, Confarr, Sullivan, Nickey Goddard, Walker, and multiple shooters earning cigars, shells, and a bottle of whiskey. Contested medals included the Du Pont, Confarr, and New Year’s handicap.
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Coutest
Butte Rod and Gra Clth
du Pont
Pat Allert
Hasley
Confario Sullivan
Nickey
Burg
Goddard
Walt Allert
L. G. Smith
Mesivern
Mathewson
C. H. Smith
Wilker
Mahan
Teekover
Hogan
Fotley
Bell
Conyne
Scott
Nell
Nel
Paxson
Stepheny
Burnett
Druimgovie
Willoughby
Pat Alten
Brassey
Mead
Glver
Chequaregon
Confarr
Tickel
Snargo
Sullivan
Carl Engel
I. Go Suh
Nickey Goddard
Wait Allen
Canlice Commersial Company
Meern and Mathewson
C2 Smith
Mentana Wardware Company
Walker, Mahan and Peckover
Confary
Walker
Secand
Confare
McGivern
Bullivan
L. G. Smth
C. H. Smmith
Drumgoole
Peckover
Stephen
Lizonyne
Yenterdas
Sullivan Ened
Ory Conyne
Manan
Drumegonie
Stephenssevey
Cy Burnatt
Hi. Smith
Ty Ag
P. A. Allen
Horan
Pastor B. Taylor Resigns From Berthed Baptist Church
Pastor B. Taylor resigns from Berthed Baptist Church and plans to move Eastward, leaving the pastorate and concluding his duties at the local congregation.
New Year at the White House reception in Washington
At the White House New Year reception, President Roosevelt greeted a long line of international dignitaries and U.S. officials. Ambassadors from Austria Hungary Italy Germany and Britain led the diplomatic turnout, with diplomats and staff in full dress and naval aides assisting. The crowd included Miss Roosevelt and Mrs. Longworth among attendees as scores of guests passed through the blue room to offer best wishes for 1906.
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White House
Desh
War
Hays
J. Varret A. Uolvert
Roosevelt
Ihe Dent
Myra Rhainks
Oosavel
Root
Fetal Fam
Cnue
Miwnng
Navy
Bonaparte
Hilcheack
Col
Charles Grownell
Maj. C. S. Crowley
Factor
Young Ofleera
Ule Army, Avy and Marine Cor
Sr. Longswaeth
Nna
Acaenim
Toanvevelt
Two Champions in Butte at Grand Opera House
Marvin Hant and Tommy Ryan, pinging silstic champions, appeared with Wat son’s Wuresquers at the Grand Opera House yesterday afternoon and evening. The crowd saw in jacked houses a boxing stunt drew a whirlpool of noise as rounds were cut short due altitude effects. A $400 wager on any man who could stand before them was not settled by last night, while efforts to secure Jack Sullivan as host and Curley as manager continued.
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Marvin Hant
Tommy Ryan
Watson
Ie Grand Opera
Yesterias
Hin Cout
Jack Sulivan
Jack McDonough
Biz
Curley
Ran 'Phuiwdelyhla
Hail
Myan
Butea
Rene
Wwe
Butte Briefs and Local Notes from Dillon and vicinity
A fragmentary Butte brief reports arrivals from Dillon and nearby towns. Mentions Aldine, W. Bo Marshall and family, Miss Taone Wolley, the Gly Inst in Bozeman, Tidel Wyner as a prominent jeweler in Dillon, and visitors from Dillon. Includes notes on Misses Albert Meade and Virginia Taxlor, McDougal of Sheridan district, Doll Reich editor of the Miner on vacation, and reporter Munk Burmaster planning a short trip. Also references a Coca-Cola style ad and an international note from St. Petersburg about church and state separation.
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RB. Gathmay
Register
Aldine
W. Bo Marshall
Twit Lreidges
Mitheetty
Misa Taone Wolley
Bozeman
Tidel Wyner
Dillon
Régister&T
al Tho
Mc Fheridan
Theella Doll Keich
Etty
Miner
Munk Burmaster
Tin
Belt railroad plan links Muskegon to Milwaukee circle
Kalmazoo Michigan dispatch reports United States Berl corporation surveys for a belt railroad from Milwaukee to Muskegon via Kalimazoo and Grand Rapids to form a southern loop around Lake Michigan. Ferry coal line Muskegon to Milwaukee also proposed with 45 miles in operation from Rockford to Memenco.
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Detroit
Mich
Jan
Kalimazoo
United States
Berl Corporation
Milwaukee
Chlengs
May Wechives Mexico Diplomatic VIPs Pay Respects to Diaz
President Diaz received congratulations and visits from diplomatic VIPs, court members, chamber officials, government allies, and military officers who called at the palace to extend regards to the president. He remained active amid daylong duties and social duties at the capital.
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Mexico
Diaz la Day
Army
Mall
Antl Palace
No Ore Teams to Run Around Butte Today
ore hauling work halted as miners strike over wage scales. unions clash with employers over pay for four and six horse teams. Teamsters and Seamsters unions contest jurisdiction while mediation stalls and crews refuse to operate today.
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Butte
31H
Smettermen
Teamsters’ Union
Brother of Mrs Barry Dies in San Francisco
John D McCarthy of Als Barry dies in San Francisco after a long illness, likely tuberculosis. He had lived in Bulles and Brattle as a laborer and gambler, with four children and a sister married to Mrs MeCarthy. Relatives planned to travel to San Francisco for the funeral.
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Barry
San Francisco
John
Antey
Fermeris
McCarthy
Bulle
Tral
Mr. McCarthy
Butte
Sid
Dssi Myre
Brattle
Weesenrs
Angunda
Sirs
MeCarth
Pir
Sugrie
Jolly Dance of the Stationary Engineers
The fourteenth annual gathering of the Holte Stadionry Engineers met last night in Renshaw hall with over 400 attendees. The event featured decorations, an orchestra, a grand march led by Col. Mieeheh and Siew KV Anama, and dancing into the night as members socialized and departed for home.
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Holte Stadionry Engineers
Renshaw Hall
Renprchestra
Ted
Mieeheh
Siew KV
Anama
Jennet
Rose
Ae Chairaman
Ae Chairaman; Wrraige
He AL Weidenback
H. Neots
Co Mitchell
Garwaort
Jon Cruishton
Frank Coyle
al Oon
Wellek Carne
Ralph Master
Abe Wintour
P. A. Stevens
John G. Rpencey
McDouwd
Joe Dratzen
Johny
Hacks
Mahrony
Welsh Entertainment Draws A Large Crowd
The Welsh singing event drew a full house as the church hall hosted a competitive program with prizes for best English and Welsh compositions. Master of ceremony Faulke Williams introduced musical numbers that impressed attendees, many from Anzeonda, with just enough admission to cover prizes.
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Niger
Fhe Ehillreri
Sudience
Cromitot Tie Hall
Campbells Defeated On The Curling Rink
A curling match at Butte yesterday drew even play between Campbells and McCrimmons with teams led by Dry Donal Cuirieh and FE W Mo Grimmon. The contest featured evenly matched “reeptanteers” as O’Brien McMullan and others took the ice, with prospects of another decisive game looming soon.
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Jaree Gallesy
Donal Cuirieh
FE. W. Mo Grimmon
Butte Ink
Campbells
MeCrimmans
Ummobel
Ponkeln O'Brien
Ant McMulnh
Ail Athen
Beandgeau
Paleoner
O'Brien Quits Life In Domestic Tragedy Attempt
The text reports a man named O'Brien attempted suicide with a fatal potion in Lafayette, amid domestic troubles with his wife. His sister-in-law and a baby witnessed the act. a physician attended, and after convulsions he survived the attempt and was said to be out of danger late last night.
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Wiilan
Otsien
Wat Orsi
Eudes
Hla
Myra O
Eime
Unit Willins
Harities
Landhuly
Lafay- Otte
Drotaeyh
O'Brien
Mary Braddel
Mary Seek
O'Arvica
New Hotel at Pipestone Springs Planned for Health Resort
Plans for renovating the Pipestone Springs property into a premier health resort include building a four story hotel at a cost of about 3 and a private hospital on site. Grounds will be beautified and $30,000 of preferred stock with 6 percent interest is offered. W L Stower arrives as general agent to bring the project to Butte, with John S. Kirk as president and other officers named.
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Pipestone Springs
Mantern
Audh Improvement le
Butte
W. L. Stower
Veatontay
John S. Kirk
Tresaurer
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Pat Alley
DIG
Handigay
Itni Winch Tv
Sydom
Fron Anacoida
Scott Waz
Helen
Spetatora
Lo'elack
Herman Woo
Hue
Devent Cup
Pastor Nesigss
Hey
Wo EL ¥. B. Taylor
East Lrdar
Yostentens
Whits
Washington
Haney
High Ang Low
Cary
Hrbght and
Criny
Speeial Tyrit Trean
BE. A
Dan T. Meare
Fitzhugh Lep
Cava Taunt
Tinbert K. Kerrs
Grant Tb
Brillin I. Sheridan
The
Ox Wry
Adolphus Andrews
Avy
Aakirin-Hangary Firat
Gath
Red Root
Seung Epeh
Coline Krotuel
Amiassador
Austria-Hungary
Minetsagenmuelter
Cont Cassin
Aureion
Germany
Barontss Sternburg
Baron Sternburg
Sir Mortimer Dornand
Merliner Durand
Ivokted
Lady Durand
Mins Durand
Virat
Yrsizih
Hia
Joaquin Nabuca
Mime
Nalinen Avul
Ataff
Nabura
Fran
Tearenoineder
Staren Rosen
Fis Stine
Arenées Fuser
Senor Joaquin BD
Cassayoy
Tiemilio
Vatsaty
Mdmetanse
Rharge D'Aftaler
Ekle Hie
Stephentine Liang-Cheng
Palmplehone
Nur
Mange
Grip Way
Swaien
Roor
Congress
Hiv
Marine Corps
Slit
Adna R. Chaffee
Wis
Adwiral Gewer
Te Marine Corps
Bri
Gem
George Ellruthen Manind
Clack
Lavernes
Allee and
Niele
Mngt
Owl Mya Armar
OMA
Wailvonns
Butte Briefs
Drugaiala
Gmoyve
St. Petersburg
Jan. Antonine
Juhan
Narva
God
Mone Noads
Momnatvice
Seamsters’ Union
Teamsters
Wning
Bos. Trades and Labor Assembly
Mediu
Hennesdy
Sheelin Nowple
Ifen— Wesay
Jarvesse
Stleehay
Eilayers
Lind
Lense Hen
Slater-in-Law
Pipestone
Myn's True Specialists
Tle
SION
Main and Broadway
Clark's Bank
Butte,Tont
America
Deter
Dr. Price
Price Cereal Food Company
Chicago
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