Local Notices and Appointments In Butte District
Hight & Fairfield prepares opening tonight at the New Renshaw while rent planes from Orton Bros attend Walker's Meinhart signs. McLaughlin Coal Co. and dentists Cole & Tait listed. Widespread notices cover licenses in Anaconda, bonds for Jerry Murphy and John Quilty, Sheriff Rourke moving quarters, and Thomas Boyle’s bailiff appointment. community updates on travel, sales, and local businesses.
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Renshaw
Orton Bros
Walker
Meinhart
South Main
McLaughlin Coal Co
Cole & Tait
W. Park
Ind
C. Miles
Arizona
New
Coleman, Cohen & Callahan
State Savings Bank
Kewai
Spears
Main Street
Hert Stevens
Michael Deloughry
Marco Medin
Spokane
Nonzaga College
P.O. Hews Stand
John W. Konon
Julia Hopkins
Ana
Daly
Thomas Boyle
Donlan
District Court
Rourke
Boyle
Butte
Grand Army
Gaelic league meets in Newsboys Hall for new session
The Butte Gaelic league moves meetings to the renovated Newsboys Hall at Arizona and Granite streets. A social Friday night marks the first gathering in the new quarters with speeches songs and readings from America Scotland and Ireland. All true Irish language supporters invited regardless of nationality creed or politics. President Roosevelt noted as a Gaelic student. Members of OH and LA AO H are invited to attend at Hibernian Hall for officers installation and social.
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Butte
Gaelic League
Newsboys
Tub
Arizona
Granite Streets
Iria
America
Scotland
Ireland
League
Roosevelt
A. OH
L. A
AO. H
Hibernian
Installa
TJ. McArthy
Warmer Weather Expected In Butte After Deep Freeze
Butte experiences a shift from 19 below to near zero as a Washington weather report predicts warming. Snowed most of the evening, sleighs and cutters appear scarce, and old winter habits fade as mild weather returns.
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Weather Bureau
Butte
Government
Spokane
Weather Across Regions Feels West to East Cold Spell
A Pacific coast centered storm brings heavy precipitation from the Rockies to the coast. A deep Northwest cold wave intensifies, reaching Michigan to Missouri and eastern Colorado, with temperatures plunging across the region. Washington and Oregon report record lows, snow in normally mild areas, and utilities strained by wind and cold. Side notes describe Seattle, Spokane, Portland, and Montana conditions. forecasts predict continued cold and potential snow.
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Washington
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
Michigan
Inots
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Atlante Coast
East Gulf
Portland
Ore
Pacit
Bellingham
Spokane
Seattle
Knights of Columbus Assist Italian Earthquake Sufferers
Butt council members approved sending a hundred dollar check to Suprem. Knight L Hearn of New Haven for the Italy earthquake relief fund. Reports indicate each American rave council contributes 160 to 900, aiding victims. Officers named include John A Coleman, Charles P Nevin, William McNulty, and John J Methatto.
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Butt Council
Knights of Colt
Ward L. Hearn
New Haven
Italy
Thrave Councils
America
John A. Coleman
Butte Laundry Workers Install Their Officers
The Butte Laundry Workers union installed officers Histalelt and Westad TD as president and trustees TB Cosby. George Armitage was a delegate to the Silver Bow Trades and Labor assembly. The union claims to be economical, offering death and sick benefits, with $800 in the treasury after a prior debt.
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Butte Laundry Workers
Uni
Histalelt
Westad
Cosby
Ery
J. Pradford
W. Sin
George Armitage
Thy
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assemby
Laundry Workers’ Union
Butte
Ford
St Josephs Literary Club Elects Officers
The St Josephs Literary Club elected officers last night with Hinsett as president, J. Ryan as treasurer, and J. White as secretary. Trusteer Mike Burke, J Metherny and Charles Weingarten were named as officers. Installation is scheduled for next Tuesday evening with Con F Kelley delivering the address.
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Ph’ Literary Clu
Hinsett
Ryan
Willian “Hardcastle
P.F. White
Mike Burke
J. Metherny
Charles
Weingarten
Con F. Kelley
Heavy Injury Suit Against the City Moves Ahead
Edna Gorham sues the city of Butte for damages after a fall on a defective sidewalk in front of 41 East Park. She seeks 250 for medical care and 5000 for damages. Trial continued with jurors sworn and witnesses testifying to injuries and treatment over six months. The city’s motion for nonsuit was overruled and the case proceeds with jury instructions pending. Also noted were judgments and settlements in related municipal civil actions from 1907.
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Edna Gorham
Butte
John F. Davies
L. M. van Eten
Miss Gorhar
E. G. Booth
W. E. Carroll
Uy the
Cae
C.H. Engelkin
Joseph Hobba
Dan Drew
Thomas
Mike Ronan
Robert Metcalf
Herman Carstens
W. K. Seward
Mari Bonino
Douglas Codgill
Robert Owen
Hugh L. Smith
Lynch
Lerch
TN. Rand
Street Railway Company
Rand
Columbia Gardens
T Rand
J. H. Connolly
Pittsmont Company
Hotel and Restaurant Employees Enjoy Merry Assembly
The Butt Hotel and Restaurant Employees union held a lively session in its hall above the Red Root shoe store, featuring Mark Whitty parodies, the Lamont brothers, Jo cerh, Dufty monologues, and Jack Leahy. Jimmy Stevens and Guido Schaefer performed a boxing stunt before refreshments. Officers were installed with King as president and A H Harris as vice president, among others.
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Butt
Eimployes’ Union
Red Hoot Shoe
Mark Whitty
Lamont Brothers
Jo Cerh
Dufty
Jack Leahy
Jimmy Stevens
Guido Schaefer
King
A. H. Harris
Fred Wilson
Finest Cut Glass and Jewelry Sale Announcement
Bargain event notes discounts on finest cut glass at one third off and art china leather goods and electroliers half off. Watches and all jewelry except diamonds reduced by one quarter. Sale details unclear but emphasizes broad discounts across multiple categories.
Mayer's January Clearance Sale at Mayer's store
Readable text promotes Mayer's January clearance offering cut glass sterling silver plateware and art china with discount promises. Mentions table holders and jewelry items with uncertain figures. Strong entities include Mayer's and items like silver and art china.
Montana Optical Co Low Price Guarantee Notice
A clipped ad warns that paying more than 12 to 15 dollars for glasses or invisible bifocals triggers mulation. It promises free fitting and “satisfaction or money refunded.” The brief notice cites Montana Optical Co at 22.
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Montana Optical CO
Dan Johnson at Finlander Saloon Rumor of Escape Arises
Dan Johnson, recently said to be confined at Warm Springs asylum, wandered into the Finlander saloon on East Park Street. Police questioned him after townsfolk feared an escape and possible danger. Johnson spoke of a patented money making machine he lost, pleaded for help, and was taken to jail for safety. If not fugitive, he may try Warm Springs again soon.
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Tellx
Dan Johnson
East Park Street
Dan
Warm Springs Asylum
Johnson
Brinton
Williams
Warm Springs
Butte
Death comes suddenly to Miss Hazel E Smith
Miss Hazel E Smith aged 17 died suddenly while preparing supper at the Smith Foundence 140 East Center street Centerville. Dr F F Maginn attended for heart and lung trouble but she passed away before he arrived. She was a popular member of Trinity Methodist church and Sunday school. Her father a local pioneer and her mother are bereaved along with a brother in Utah. Undertaker Richards in charge.
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Utah
Tnt
Richards
House left unlocked as robbers enter home
Report states a burglary occurred while a family was away on Monday afternoon at a residence on West Compe Street. Entry was gained without force and money was taken. Neighbors describe no signs of struggle and emphasize the house was unlocked at the time.
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uBthel Lasher
Fraternal Brotherhood Plans Big Installation
The Fraternal at Pythian castle plans a large installation tonight after exercises and a social session. A splendid programme has been prepared. Refreshments will be served by the ladies and the entertainment will conclude with an Informal dance.
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Fraternal Brotherhood
Pythian Castle
Payroll of the city approved by committee
Aldermen Fenner and Ambrose of the finance committee of the city council yesterday admitted the December payroll of Butte City. Totals cover Public library, police, fire, street and alley, health, engineering, public improvement fund, and a grand total of 35 225 dollars. The notice also records the funeral of W H Kneebone to be held at the Masonic temple this Wednesday afternoon, with remains shipped Thursday to Rockford IL for interment, accompanied by his son.
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Fenner
Ambrose
Butte
W. H. Kneebone
Masonie Temple
Rockford
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Independent Telephone
W. H. Horgan
New York
Missus
Theresa Henningsen
Henna Bailey
Los Angeles
J. A. McGowan
Plains
San Diego
SEY Pather Bureau
Mercury
Onr
Ty the Cascaprs
Tacoma
Cascade Range
ARE
Hetena
G. Previtt
Biate Livestock Board
Bureau
Montana
Col
St. Paul
United States Weather Bureau
Vanburen
Ark
Jan. S
The
Clothery Tonkin Co
Drs. McKendry
Hannifin
Scientife
Blanton
Butte Optical Co
Corner Park
Dakota Sts
Knights OF Columbus
ST. Joseph’s Literary Club
Park Street
Mayer
Mayer's
Alhambra
Mastasa
Hazel E. Smith
the Jeweler
N. Main St
R. L. Polk & CO. Publishers
Anaconda
Tae
Twain GoIne
Butte Nem
Oregon Short Line Railway
Silver Bow
Northern Pacific
Durant
Great Northern
Miles
Sal
Henry Jonas & Son
East
Granite Street
Butte, Montana
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