Local notes from Butte list visitors and happenings
The column records in Butte list numerous visitors and residents travelers from Helena Dillon Missoula Virginia City and other places. It notes arrivals at hotels, engagements and social visits, hospital stays, and upcoming trips including to Raleigh and New York. It mentions business figures like W R Dobbyn and L B Woods and events such as a municipal meeting and a poultry association gathering.
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Orton Bros
Stein-Bloch
Tonkin
Walker
M.A. Malme
Mis
Theodore Nelson
Dillon
Mes Harbert
Polson
Ity
A. Jell
Orn
T. J. Harrington
Lake
J. Kusturis
Detroit
Mich
H. A. Morley
Helena
Yesterda
Ernest Omann
Bennett
James L. Walla Missoula
Elfry
Northce Fs
A.C
J. M. Kennedy
Libby
Finlen
C. B. Jackson
Fosyth
Henry Bellhop
Louis Kipp
Garrison
W. R. Dobbyn
Charles A Burg
Livingston
C. B. Foster
Pocatello
J. Kipp
B. Wheeler
East Second Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
W. J. Keeley
California
Keeley
Milwaukee
Butte
Columbus
Great Falls
Falls
Mining firm absconds with county records in delicate capital disclosure
A mining company fled with county clerks files revealing capitalization around 12 percent and an indebtedness near 39 180 dollars. Thomas W Hodgens of New York is named president Charles J Kelly of Butte is vice president and P J Brophy secretary. The Holt Milburn Land Company shows capital of 100 000 dollars with 4100 paid in and 81 owed. Directors Milburn Holt of Miles City and Donald Arthur of Butte are listed.
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Aivey Rlacer Mining Company
Thomas W. Hodgens
New York
Charles J. Kelly
Butte
P. J. Brophy
Holt-Milburn Land Company
E. B. Milburn
W. E. Holt
Miles City
Donald Arthur
State Conventions of County Officers Held at Butte
County officers gathered in Butte for a statewide convention to discuss city finance limits, debt control, and varied street lighting schemes. Topics included district lighting plans to reduce general fund burdens and potential adoption for regional sprinkling and utility funding. Officers elected at adjournment as delegates regrouped.
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Butte
Missoula
Judd
Hittines
Hutte
Divincus
Ter
Neae Tae
County Officials Elect Officers at Utah Style Gathering
Montana county officials meet in Judge Donlan's courtroom to elect officers and organize committees for the association. W L Collins chosen secretary of Park county, Charles Callaghan of Gallatin named sergeant at arms, and a large slate of regional clerks and recorders appointed as officers and members of the order of business.
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Silver Row
Donlan
W. L. Collins
Deer Lodge County
Park County
Ary
Charles Callatin
Sergeanteate Ton
C.d.allen
Fergus County
Glen Parker
Sweet Grass
Dan McQuarrie
Misesoula
C. Covington
Lewis and Clark
W. F. Kester
Cascade
Sullivan
Silver Bow
James H. Stewart
Association
A. J. "Duncan
Helena
Willams
Billings
Dave Ke
Delegates Gather for County Officials Meeting
Delegates present from numerous county associations fill the county building for a gathering. The article notes the associations of county officials in attendance, with the last roll call listing the delegates who answered.
Dead bandits executed in Juarez on platform
Eyewitness accounts describe a public shooting at Juarez as General Gavlera's executioner Boca Valles was brought from a box car and killed by a firing squad. The body lay uncovered on the platform until dawn. Reports also say General Obregon is effectively a prisoner at Queretaro and Carranza unity faction shifts.
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Gavlera
Carranza
Taca Valley
Vilas
Juarez
Railay
Villa
Boca Valles
Mexico
General Obregon
Queretaro
Newsboys Club to Host Evening Fan Entertainment
Members of the newsboys' dup and auxiliary are invited to attend a fan entertainment in the club rooms this evening at 1 30. Mrs E B Welrick will supervise some tending and several musical numbers are promised for the program.
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Newsboys’ Dup
E. B. Welrick
First birth in Butte by Sunrise Slumber
Ground daughter born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Hichard Gallivan 68 West Gatena Street. Mrs Gallivan treated for several hours with blromsack and oxygen. Attending physician Dr A C Koight reports infant and mother satisfactorily recovering. Medical advocates discuss sunrise sleep versus twilight sleep and after effects.
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Butte
Hichard Gallivan
West Gatena Street
Concord Center Tomorrow Evening Program
Concord Center holds a Napton hall program tomorrow evening with a Delsarte expression reading by a member and an award reading by J. Hawiner. Music features Miles Vivian Knuth with a vocal solo, Miss Lillian A. Pearce with piano, Miss Lois Treloar with a piano solo, and Lillian T. Pearce with vocal and instrumental numbers. doors open at 8 o'clock for the public.
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Lillian T. Pearce
Napton Hall
Burial Associations Face Illegal Standing Warned
Attorney General Poindexter, replying to Auditor Keat, states burial associations in Butte are illegal under state insurance laws. The opinion holds these groups must file annual and stock statements and comply with insurance regulations or be forced out of business.
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Poindexter
Keat
Butte
Eral
Siven
Tia
Grief Over Son Blamed for Mother's Death
Coroner reports that Mrs. Sophie J. Clemens, driven to despair after her son Dav died when a dairy wagon was crushed by a train, died at 360 East Mercury Street. Authorities found her body as they investigated the tragedy and its emotional toll.
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Dav
Sophie J. Clemeng
East Mercury Street
Lane
Clemens
Wichards
County Officials Debate New Bound Record Books in Montana
County commissioners and other officials discussed installing bound record books to replace bone leaf systems used before a recent Montana law. The attorney general and state examiner questioned immediate compliance and the clerks were said to lack funding. The cost to change and secure records is estimated at up to 575,000.
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Montana
Commissioner Metlen addresses the surveyors convention
Montana State Highway Commissioner G R Metlen addressed county surveyors at a Montana Society gathering. He outlined statewide supervision of bridges and building design, aiming for uniform standards and taxpayer savings. Metlen will tour counties with advisory talks to promote state efficiency and cooperation.
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Acipal
Crnties
Pearnall
George TR Metlen
Metlen
Celebrate Anniversary At The Paul Clark Home
In commemoration of Paul Clark birthday anniversary the home was founded. Many friends and relatives will be received this afternoon as a program of music unfolds with Miss Jeanne Mal singing and services from Roadway manager Burkhart and Wisner of the Em.
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Paul
Paul Clark
HT. Moore
Burkhart
Jeanne Mal
Wisner
Mal Will
Mayor Luce Outlines City Needs At Convention
Mayor John A. Luce of Bozeman set forth bold ideas for urban growth and municipal reform. He urged stronger local funding, revised state laws, and broader cooperation to meet rapid Montana city expansion and to equip municipalities for future population increases.
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John A. Luce
Bozeman
Tuce
Montana
Ecle
Supreme Court
Get
Soreson urges get together movement for county co operation
County Attorney Soreson of Yellow stone county backs a closer operation among Montana officials. He says the convention aims to share ideas, learn measures addressing common county needs, and improve administration through discussion and cooperation with other counties.
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Soreson
Yellowstone County
Montana
Hutte
Sorenson
Sherman and Reed Undertakers Adverts Offices and Carriage
An old classified line for Sherman and Reed Undertakers and Embalmers, offering services mobile and at 131-135 East with telephone numbers 57 and 58.
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Sherman & Reed
Police Court Cases and Local News Mix In Butte
Frank Deutsch appeared before Judge Whitty after a drunken episode and promised to quit drinking if released. The poker game participants, Dick Butler William Simpson and Allan Chapman, were identified. the case was dismissed. Back Day jailed 69 days for vagrancy. Montenegrins reported safe from Brindisi sinking, with 280 lost. Mines and smelters expected to resume activity. weather may affect ore handling. Rev Rollette to speak at St Johns rectory. Silver Bow council endorses opposition to Taft appointment to the Supreme Court.
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Frank Deutsch
Confessed German Spy Lincoln Escapes in New York
Ignatius T Lincol n a former British parliament member and confessed German spy, who had been held for extradition to England, fled from deputy marshal Frank Johnson near the Brooklyn federal building. Lincoln, jailed since last August on forgery charges, was last seen during a lavatory visit after claiming to wash his hands. Authorities, including the U S marshal and Secret Service, launched a nation wide search and suspect he boarded an outgoing steamer.
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New York
Ignatius ‘T. Tre Oleh Lincolm
England
United States
Secret Service
Lincoln
Raymond Street
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Federal Building
Frank Johnson
Federal Building
Johnson
United Statence
Textile centers to raise wages in Rhode Island mills
Providence on January 18 reports a five percent wage increase for about 32,000 textile operatives across Rhode Island. The move, posted by Mothes to mill workers, covers most centers in the Blackstone and Pawtuxet valleys to align with other New England units. A separate note mentions a Bavarian suspension bridge with a single tower and anchored cables.
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Providence
R. 1
Blackstone
Pawtuxet
New England
Bavaria
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Jo We Acher
Broadwater
Ernstbusch
W. F. Kesterson
Andrew Larson
Deer Lodge
Mahan
D. Re Roach
Celine Fergus
Charles D. Allen
KE. D. Bat
M. Moulton
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Charles Callaghan
CW. Overstreet
Granite
MC. Hughes
FL A.bon
Lees Taylor
John Larson
Meagher
P. Edwards
Frank Smith
Dan McQuarre
John J. Flynn
G. F. Peterson
Musselshell
Olaf Jensvelli
Frank Luelke
Eugene Keasey
William F. Thorne
Park
Hefterlin
Frank Reley
Edgar Gibson Phillipe
Charles A. Tosa
Harry Whitcomb
W. D. Miller
Prairie
Toute Fine
M. Homtin
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Frank Mardy
W. Blakesley
G Sanders
Co. Wina
Sliver Bow Tarney Meerad
Stillwater
BF Sweet
M. Gus J. Stromm
Baker
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R. P. Water
Willian D. Ragen
E. George W. Hodgens
Carbon
Custer
J. H. J. Wyman
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F Deerodie
Hunn
Satlatin
Wintlard
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Hoigly
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Madison
Wagher
George
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Phillipa
W. G
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Hinin
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Charles F. Dean
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Flathead
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B.C
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L. ¥. Hateman
W. S. Good
Door Lodge
James H
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Fergus
Poland
Walter F. Davis
Grante
T._N. Brogan
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Jefferson
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Emanuel Fischi
George E. Gohn
B. H. McCarthy
Laura M. Carter Rosebud
Harry Butter
Carbon Teer Lodge
Edwin Crake
F .Miller
Fred
Kanite
Earl B. Patten
John F. Daoust
Rae E. Bushnell
Richland
C. J. Lacy
Liver Bow
Charles M. Feeney
Ralph W. Barr
Yellowstone
Arthur Boyer
Antss Life
Ajamas
Venoys Elun
Gil
Concord Center
Mose Linz
Telephone
McCarthy’s
East
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Idaho
Commissioner Metlen
Luce
Undertakers
Trom
Pune
Trall Brindisi
Fatherland
Associated Press
Rome
Brindisi
Episcopal Missionary
Rollette
Episcopal Church
St. John’s Church
Yay
Silver
Srauex
Labor Puneil
Engineers’ Union
Taft
M. J. Walsh
Embalner
Larry Duggan
Birosneveld
Joseph Richards
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