Butte Guests Fill Hotels In Busy City Visit
Butte hosts a string of visitors including I G Lander at Leggat A J Dailey Wickes guest at Butte J E Morse Dilton at Finlen and others from Anaconda Dilion Great Falls Missoula Dillon Virginia City Laurin Billings and Missoula patrons. Notables mingle as social rounds continue with hotel stops at Acoma Finlen Thornton Leggat and Winlen.
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J. E. Morse
Dilton
Finlen
P. Holterman
Anaconda
Acoma
T. B. Sayle
Virginia City
Thornton
George Gilligan
Dilion
Butte
Clyde Farthing
Big Timber
Pearl Hogan
Great Falls
Charles Mitchell
Missoula
Winlen
Dr. Hall
Phoenix
John Shyrock
Montana
Opp
Dilien
Leggat
Buite
D. M. Evans
Deer Lodge
Helen McCurdle
Great Walls
the Finlen
H. V. Redding
Peter Boigeon
Billings
Ralph Bird
Laurin
A. Crew
Melsrade
Frank
Lambert Elie
Dillon
L. H. Bennett
Or. Warren
Miss
Office Holders Recall Butte Tragedy Night of 1895
Two Silver Bow county officials remember the 1895 disaster in Butte that killed 67 people in the warehouse district. Judge J. J. Lynch recalls the night vividly as miners fled in night garments and a second explosion shook Dublin Gulch. Mrs. Agnes Meade Hanratty notes no memory of the event but links to family loss as her brother Mike Meade died in the blast.
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Silver Bow
Butte
Agnes Meade Hanratty
J. J. Lynch
Hanratty
Judge Lynch
Mike Meade
Meade
St. Lawrence
Nevin
Dublin Gulch
Lynch
Hit and run driver injures child near Y M C A
Chief Jere Murphy urged immediate reporting and pursuit of hit and run drivers after a principal incident near the Y M C A. An 11 year old boy was struck by a Chrysler coach, the driver fled, a second motorist helped the boy, and the mother criticized the good Samaritan. Police stressed cooperation and swift reporting.
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Jere Murphy
Murphy
West Park Street
Good Samaritan
Montana Teachers Defend Retirement Law In Butte Meeting
Members of the Montana Teachers Welfare club in Butte oppose repealing the present teachers retirement salary law until a stronger better measure is enacted. They support a bill from the State Teachers Association and note that the fund has grown to over 6900 dollars through treasurer’s efforts while delinquencies are being collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Teachers’ Welfare Club
Butte
State Teachers’ Association
Butte Association
Butte Woman Injured in Lake Collision
Mrs. L. Rolfe of 117 West Porphyry street was injured when a car she rode in collided with another at Georgetown lake yesterday afternoon. She suffered two deep cuts above her left eye from flying glass. treated at St. James hospital by Dr. Jerome Doyle and later released to go home.
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L. Rolfe
West Porphyry Street
Georgetown Lake
St. James’ Hospital
Jerome Doyle
Rolfe
Bishops Crusade Opens in Butte Revivals Draw Clergy Pilgrims
The Bishops Crusade began in Butte with over 300 Episcopal bishops clergy and laymen taking part in services at St Johns Church. Bishop Roberts of South Dakota preached evenings and Rev Don Fenn of Minneapolis spoke mornings as crusade centers opened in Billings Great Falls and Butte Montana.
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United States
St. John's Church
Hishop Roberts
South Dakota
Don Frank Fenn
Minneapolis
Montana
Hillings
Great Talla
Butte
T'shop Faber
Roberta
Episcopal Church
Roberts
Church
Alh
Billings
Great Falls
313Th Engineers
France
West
Fenn
Crusade
Mr. Fenn
Bishop Roberts
Roberto
Sheriff McLeod Returns to Duty in Silver How County
Sheriff Angus McLeod resumed active duty after a illness spell earlier in January. He spoke at a Montana Sheriffs Association meeting in Helena about mileage fee changes and car costs. He noted opposition to a concealed arms bill's home possession clause and was named chair of the association's legislative committee.
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Angus McLeod
Silver How
Ilelena
Montana Sheriffs’ Association
McLeod
Montana Sheriffs
Sheriffs
Sheriff McLeod
The
Sheriffe’ Association
Martha Baker 81 Dies After Brief Illness in Mining City
Martha Jane Baker, 81, longtime Mining City resident, died after a brief illness at home. She is survived by her husband, two sons Isaac Baker of Los Angeles and Francie M. Baker of Seattle, four daughters Bertha Casey, Mrs. George Batley of Butte, Mrs. Knight of Lynden, and Mrs. George Wumble of Eureka. Funeral at Mountain View Church, Tuesday at 10, interment Mountain View cemetery. Also reports Thomas J. Forsythe funeral held at Sherman & Need, and Livingston resident Mrs. Cora Cady dies in Butte, body to be taken to Rosedale for funeral and interment.
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Martha Jane Baker
Resi Dent
Missouri
Montana
Isaac Baker
Los Angeles
Francie M. Baker
Seattle
Bertha Casey
George Batley
Butte
Mra
Knight
Lynden
Wash
George Wumble
Eureka
Utah
Walsh
Mountain View Church
Charles G. Cole
Mountain View Cemetery
Livingston
Cora Cady
William Cady
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