Ladies host euchre party at Mrs Dickson home
Mrs Ralph Bradley won the most games at a 10-table euchre gathering hosted by Mrs David Dickson at 903 West Copper. Prizes included violet bread and butter plates, a candleholder, and cut glass pieces. Guests included Mrs W D Bartlett and many others, with sight of a later California departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Dickson
West Copper Street
Ralph Bradley
W. D. Bartlett
California
J. O. Hodgens
Hoge
W. J. Christie
John Alexander
J. W. Gunn
T. A. Grigg
Dennis Driscoll
C. P. Callahan
Bernard Noon
C.ly
F. Kellogg
S. P. Panton
Dan Yancey
R. P
E. W. Shively
A. A. McMillan
John Dingle
Summerville
Teague
Adele Teague
A. Patterson
Ella Redwein
Dickson
Mary Mullins
Agnes Corry
M. J. Sheehan
Margaret Reinhardt
Stars Go A Notch Higher In Severe Silver Bowl Drubbing
Ted Stars routed the Silver Bowl at Thornton alleys last night in the winter league, winning five straight to claim third place. Capt. Van Ells rolled 1040 total with a 249 high, while Silver Bowl’s top scorer Riley reached 171.1. Women bowlers are invited to Thornton alleys this afternoon for coaching and play, hosted by Mr. Hellbronner. Jotary Goldenburg was named permanent club leader and conductor, with the first practice next Thursday at 8 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Stars
Thornton Alleys
The
Stars
Capt
van Ells
Riley
Mudro
Pfster
Thornton
Hellbronner
Jotary Goldenburg
Mysterious Butte Man Sullivan Found Dead in Salt Lake Rooming House
Special dispatch reports the unidentified man believed from Butte, alias Street, found dead in a Salt Lake rooming house from morphine poisoning. He carried photos with scratched names, a New Testament, and claimed varied government or private employment. Autopsy pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Salt Lake
Utah
Butte
Sullivan, Alias Street
Sullivan
United States
Yellowstone Park
Boxers and sports figures in transit across teams and horses
The article lists boxing ambitions of Twin Sullivan toward Joe Walcott, interest in Joe Gans boxing Eddie Kennedy, and Jack O'Brien wanting a match. It notes baseball and horse racing figures including Win Mercer expected to head Detroit, Count Campau moving to New Orleans, and Westbrook developing a green four year old. It also mentions Hans Wagner leading the league in steals with 49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Joe Walcott
Jack O'Brien
Charles Weastbrook
Peabody
Kan
Joe Young
Joe Patchen
A. RB. Moore
Lipscomb
Tex
Silversign
Mr. Westbrook
Kansas
Teabody
Debut of YMCA Penn Glee Club Promising
A permanent glee club for men formed at the YMCA rooms in the Pennsylvania block. The meeting was informal with open discussion and many good voices reportedly present, signaling strong interest in the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Block
Sec
Butte Briefs: Winter Travels and Local News
Tom Morrow left yesterday to spend the rest of winter in California. The household of John Shea, secretary of the Miners' union, welcomes a newborn daughter. Marriage licenses were issued to William F Watt and Elizabeth Etzensporter, Charles M Watts and Isabella Miller, George H Meier and Jane E Tretheway. Samuel P Johnson, the late coroner, will leave today for a month outing, stopping first at Melrose then Plains for recreation and light business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Morrow
California
John Shea
Miners’ Union
William F. Watt
Elizabeth Etzensporter
Charles M Watts
Isabella Miller
George H. Meier
Jane E. Tretheway
Samuel P. Johnson
Melrose
Plains
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Butte News
Welt
Vici Kid
Seal Grain Shoes
J. B. Lewis
Weinstein Co
West Park Street
Helena
Great Falls
Sutton
Broadway
Dick P. Sutton
Bostonians
H. C. Barnabee
W. H. MacDonald
Robin Hood
New York
San Francisco
Florence Roberts
Zaza
Magda
Union Family Theater
Alonken
A. M. Zinn
Lydia
Pinkham’s
Munyon
S. H. Greenwood
West Granite Street
Leyson
Stein
Dan Brown
T. O'Brien
J. L. Carroll
BE. H. Irish
Frank Glasser
Louis Shodair
Scott
Stanbury
Harry Kennedy
D. J. Charles
Bassett Leyson
Miss Redwein
Dr. Packard
Whitehall
Erma Charles
Messrs. Fitzgerald
Jack Murray
J. O. Jones
Hopkins Street
Ella Jones
J. E. Farrell
Northern Pacific Freight Office
R. BE. Williams
Lily McHugh
W. B. McHugh
Mrs. Farrell
Jones
Daughters of the American Revolution
F. 8. Mitchell
Montana
Renisch
Kellogg
R. G. Young
H. Moore
A. H. Wethey
J. W. Murphy
E. A. Morely
E. A. Morely, Miss Green, Mrs. Ek. L. Kern
Green Majors
Miss Ewing
Haskell
Boyd Dickerson
South Washington Street
St. Louis
Mandolin and Glee Club
Henry Mueller
Mrs. Green Majors
W. H. Haviland
North
Washington Street
Atlas Club
B. C. Leyson
City
Mayflower Mine
Bulte
Eves
Rene
McMillan
Clarkson
van Elis
Pufahl’s Grand Auction
Haviland
Mark Ezekiels
Ufahl
Salt Lake City
Was Sullivan
BY the
Way
Win" Mercer
Detroit
Angus
Joe Gans
Eddie Kennedy
Pittsburg
Doug” Allison
Cincinnati
Dead Letter
Washington
Count Campau
Binghamton
N. Y
New Orleans
Henry Rose
Cleo
Colonel Strathmore
Marcellus
Mich
Verline
Cora Mack
Mr. Rose
Hans Wagner
Cincinnatij Commercial Tribune
Glee Club
Penn
Sylvania Block
Butte Briefs
Holbrook
North Main St
Superior
Rock Oak
Rubbers Boys
Ladies
Juliets
O. K
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