Butte People Headed South and West for New Year
Long list of residents leaving Butte for visits and business including Miss Bane Wilkerson, Lester Ruffner, Leonard, J. Wedum, J.P. Lossl, Ralph and Arthur Jorgenson, Frank Elie, Mr. and Mrs. Adamson, Mr. and Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. J. Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Lee, C.D. Meeker, Carral Maloney, N. J. Ridinger, and others visiting friends or traveling to California, Oregon, or Missoula.
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Tonkin's
Orton Tiros
Tod
Mine Goss
Eteo
Bane Wilkerson
Lester Ruffner
Lima
Leonard
San Francinco
H. Jahnke
Bristow
the Pinson
J. Wedum
Dillon
N. J. Ridinger
Warm Springs
W. Taylor
B. K. Wheeler
United States
Helena
Max Hebgen
Montana
Milwaukes
Cyrus Bankson
Spokane
E. Bankson
Mabel Bennetts
T. M. Lowry Jr
Murray Hospital
W. H. Merriman
Pacific
Duluth
Mise Thanah Baker
Acoma
James Gilmore
Columbia Gardens
Clem Vogel
South Jackson
August Christman
Mra
Ed Holton
N. A. Watson
Son Worth
Udolply
Seattle
Frances Amean
J. F. Beckett
Joint Installation of I O O F Officers to Be Held
Five lodges of the Independent Order of Foresters of Liver Bow prepare a joint installation at Fidelity hall on West roadway. Officers from Fidelity Colusa Enterprise and Olive Branch lodges will be installed with a banquet to follow. Notable officers include J R Elledge George S Johns and James Silk among others. W H Goodland will conduct the ceremony and act as toastmaster. James Silk, injured miner, is recovering at Murray Hospital and expected to leave soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Order
Liver Bow
Fidelity Hall
Fidelity
Colusa
Enterprise
Ane
Thomas Jay
Richard ‘Trethoway
John Odgers
al Will
M. van
Anandal
Oliver Lab
John Sjolom
Henry ‘Seabler
W. H. Goodland
District of
Montana
James Silk
Colorado
Murray Hospital
Waller Evans letter from Butte on war duties and family support
Mrs. Waller Evans, whose husband serves with the English army in the Red Cross, writes to her aunt Mrs. Charlotte Grimes. She describes war hardships, a desire to crush Germany, and a dire Christmas due to scarce provisions. She details government aid of 14 shillings weekly for her and two children, plus support from her husband and former railway work, totaling 25 shillings and sixpence per week to keep from starving and to buy schooling books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Waller Evans
Red Cross
Charlotte Grimes
Maryland Avenue
Butte
Germany
Kaiser
Railroa
Democrats Do Not Hold Their Caucus In Helena
The article discusses senate organization and party maneuvering in Helena amid a looming session. It notes Sen. Willett may align with the independents, the rise of a larger legislature, and anticipated bills on compensation, prohibition, and agriculture, with many members settling in Helena for two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Helena
Placer Hotel
California
Thi
Road Law Debates Loom in Montana Legislature
A shifting clash over road laws and state authority unfolds as county officials, engineers, farmers, and auto owners seek changes. The Great Falls municipal officers convention backs a shape for new laws, but opinions differ from nonparticipants, signaling a prolonged legislative scramble. Nearby notices mention Woodmen of the World event in Butte and the discontinuation of the Sunday train from Butte after Jan 8 due to the Gregson Springs hotel fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif
Montana
Aod Roads
Convention of Municipal Officers
Great Falls
Gregson Springs
Hutte, Anaconda
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Standard Seat
Broadway
Tel Phone
Independent Telephone
Hawkes
Libbey
C. F
Mr. Goodland
State Defcty
Walter Evans
The
Red Cro Corps
West Park
Anstanecon
oMcerscent
Bute
Woodmen of the World
Hot Phail
AU P.m
W. J. Eddy
Entertainment Committe
Mose Linz
N. Main
Imperial Dresser
Sitenen
Polis Rower
Soi
Smyrna
Brownfield-Canty Co
Park Street
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