Gallatin Valley Guests Visit Butte Before California Trip
A train crew from Boxman to Los Angeles stopped in Butte overnight as pioneers of Gallatin valley and younger locals toured the city. Officials welcomed them at Northern Pacific depot and Silver Bow club, with a sightseeing trip through business districts and an arranged theater party. Personnel listed includes Mrs Ray and Mrs Bowers among others in the party.
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California
Gallatin Valley
Butte
Boxman
Los Angeles
Vorclock
San Pedro
Boxeman
Pacis
Wharton
Street Railway
Dolph Hellbronner
Hutte Chamber of Commerce
Teacers
Silver Bow Club
Charles
Blake
Chamber of Commerce
Brisiness
Beneft
J. G. Lewis
San Diego Exposition
Caliifornia
San Diego
Montana Legislature Endorses Edwin Norris for Interior Secretary
The Montana joint assembly forwarded resolutions urging President-elect Woodrow Wilson to consider Edwin L Norris for secretary of the interior. The measure lauds Norris as a former chief executive and a leading figure in agriculture and development, urging careful consideration by Wilson. The resolution passed with an advisory vote.
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Pondence
Standard
Corre
Montana
Edwin L. Norris
Mon Aiwin le. Norris
Woodrow Wilson
Consil
Edwin To. Craton
Dei
William Scallon Joins Walsh & Nolan Firm
Special dispatch reports William Scallon, former Copper Mining Company president, joining the law firm Walsh & Nolan in February. The move, effective Feb 1, appears connected to plans for Washington and Melena's city developments. Former Governor Norris departed for Great Falls to reside there. Mrs Norris will join soon.
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Melena
Segetiion
Lam Eee Copper, Mining Company
Naetis
New York
Wally & If
Funeral for Dan Nell to be held at St Patnace Church
The funeral for the late Dan Nell will be held Wednesday morning at 9 from Mrs Leahy’s residence 108 North Frontana Street proceeding to St Patnace Church where high mass will be celebrated at 9 30 Adv The Butterunary wyeners held an enjoyable social session at their hall in West Broadway last night after the installation of officers An excellent spread and several toasts were followed by a social dance lasting until after midnight
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West Broadway
Interesting sight at public library draws eager readers
A Standart reporter visited a free public library at 4 PM to see children from ages up to 18 flock in, turning the main room into a quiet, informative scene. Adults filled reference sections while patrons sought literature on Balkan affairs, nature, and international conflicts, reflecting wide interest and civic pride in the library.
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Standart
Spectator
Butte
Kia
Stu
Uty
Stuart
Spain
Suffragists Threaten Parade Protection With Troops
In Washington on January 7 suffragists said the United States would deploy troops if needed to protect their March 3 parade on Pennsylvania Avenue. District commissioners and police feared a hostile crowd, so parade permissions were withheld. Local business leaders offered services and the president’s promise to dispatch troops if police protection proved inadequate.
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Awashington
United States
Meyer
Pennsylvania Avenue
Richard Sylvester
Becaus
Saii
Tate
Butte Briefs: Local Movements and Notices
F G Sullivan travels to Oakland. Ray Webb visits from Missoula. Thomas Robinson of Elkhorn in town with F S Parson from Hall Mont. Carrie M Foster in San Francisco. G A Morse in town from Drummond. Judge J M Clements of Helena visiting in the state capital. Mrs C H Cameron and son go to Boise to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs HB Smith and son of Billings in Butte. Attorney John E Corvette back from Chicago. Stephen Parker, state boiler inspector, in Helena on business. Thomas Kenny left for California on vacation. Arthur Pelliter and John G Brown visiting in Butte. William Yorath leaves for Gregson after visiting in town. Mrs C H Bucher to Spokane for 10 days for rescue work. Andrew McManus of Centerville to Burke to check on brother award McManus injured in mine accident. Hoot ashes set near Steamboat block draw Arizona street crew. No damage. Marriage licenses issued to Parlin Munster win, Joyce and Violet Taylor, C K Bullivan and Sulla O Rourke, Eugene McCarthy and Mildred Haggerty all of Butte. J J Kelly of 4 Fast Park Street recovering from serious operation, home in about a week. Madison county visitors included Mr and Mrs W C Metel, Mr and Mrs FA Metzel, Miss Mae Metzel, Mrs L A Metzel, with Miss Anna Morrison of Chicago.
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F. G. Sullivan
Oakland
Ray Webb
Missoula
Thomas Robinson
Elkhorn
F. S. Parson
Hall, Mont Mise
Carrie M. Foster
San Francisco
G. A. Morse
Butte
John E. Corvette
Chicago
Stephen Parker
Helena
Busis
Ress
Thomas Kenny
California
Arthur Pelliter
John G. Brown
William Yorath
Erippe
Gregson
C. H. Bucher
Florence Crit
Spokane
Andrew McManus
Centerville
Burke
Town
Award McManus
Steamboat Block
Main Street
Maryland Avenue
Arizona Street
Paul F. Parlin
Mary
Munster
Joyce
Violet Taylor
C.K. Bullivan
Sulla
O'Rourke
Eugene Mccarthy
Mildred Haggerty
Raid at Stockton Sparks Brockton Arrests
Brockton officers conducted a raid in Stockton last night arresting two culprits. Authorities seized revolvers and opium valued at about $1,000, signaling a significant disruption of illicit activity.
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Brockton
Cave Pete
Rai Town
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