Unitarian Pastor Duncan to Leave Butte Society Amid Decline
Rev Lewis J Duncan, pastor of the First Unitarian society in Butte, resigns as membership dwindles to fewer than a dozen. He faced criticism for his sociological views and actions, including supporting Emma Goldman and inviting her to speak. The society plans to reopen to different speakers and rebuild on Granite street, pledging to remain active.
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Lewis J. Duncan
First Unitarian Society
Butte
Board of Trustees
Duncan
Unitarian Society
Moyer
Emma Goldman
Mr. Duncan
Society
O‘duncan
Granite Street
Horse and Worse in a Damage Suit
In a district court filing, Adam E. Anderson sues S. V. Rodoni for damages after his horse tangled with Rodoni s horse, causing injuries near a barbed wire fence. Rodoni claims his animal was safe and the Anderson horse wandered free, breaking a fence and causing the collision. An affidavit in Annie N Hennessy vs Theodore J Hennessy cites contempt for unpaid alimony totals 300. Dorais sues Ki R Crilly for 490 on a note balance from 1902. Leary vs Anaconda Copper Mining was dismissed as settled. Peter Nadeau sues BE A Schasser and Theresa Schasser for 175 for materials labor and lien costs.
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S. V. Rodoni
Anderson
Rodoni
Annie N. Hennessy
Theodore J. Hennessy
Dennis P. Leary
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Peter Nadeau
BE. A. Schasser
Theresa Schasser
Paul Clark Home Annual Birthday Celebration Observed
The Paul Clark home held its annual festival to honor the founder Paul Clark birth memory and celebrate with a large reception for the children. Senator W A Clark sent a telegram of good wishes as 17 girls performed in a staged program with songs recitations and dances.
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Paul Clark
William A. Clark
Butte
Bourne
J. M. White
Ruth Burton
Clinton H. Moore
A. H. Wethey
Senator Clark
W. A. Clark
Lila Desermean
Santa and His Reindeers
Paul King
Truth
Hope
Charity
Pony Boy
John Matson
Ann
Jennie Woody
Nellie Harrington
Mike Harrington
Frank Andrews
Myrtle Foote
Butte Eagles Electric Display Stripped From The Post
After a festive run during the Eagles annual convention the ornate electric lights on Main and Park streets and Broadway in Butte were taken down yesterday. The display cost nearly $2,000 to string and impressed merchants, who hoped for a permanent adoption. Removal began with Broadway and part of Park street finished. Main street to be stripped today, delaying future celebrations and their costs.
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Butte
Main
Park
Broadway
Park Street
Main Street
Dance of Temple Club Ball Shines With Style
The Young People's Temple club held its annual ball at the Women's club building with a large attendance of members and friends. Attire was elegant and the event was described as brilliant. music was good. Committees included Arrangement led by Henry Codden and reception led by Isadore Rosenstein with named members assisting.
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Woman’s Club
Henry Codden
William Meyer
Harry Siegal
Sarah Rosenbaum
Mae Cohn
Isadore Rosenstein
Hern Kramer
Gale Oppenheimer
Mildred Kahnweiler
Fannie Greenberg
Automobile Fire Truck Considered By Butte Panel
The Butte fire and water committee discussed an automobile hose truck for the department. If funded, it would be stationed at the new flat fire station to serve central city calls and could reach Walkerville in 20 to 25 minutes on steep grades. A trained driver could operate it after a short period, and Chief Sanger needs a replacement wagon as the current one is worn and costly to repair.
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Fire and Water Committee
Butte
Walkerville
Sanger
Montana Wyoming & Southern Chief Seeks Coal Car Relief
M W Maguire general manager of the Montana Wyoming and Southern Railway reports a car shortage and severe winter delays hinder Bear Creek coal shipments. Locals fear insufficient transport and urge state railroad commission action to relieve bottlenecks and save mining jobs.
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M. W. Maguire
Montana, Wyoming & Southern Railway Company
Belfry
Carbon County
State Railroad Commission
Bear Creek
Washoe
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Flathead Lumber Mill to Begin New Industry in Kalispell
Kalispell Jan 19 Sash and doors will become a product of Kalispell within a short time as work starts on a factory. This marks the first serious push into the industry here despite past interest. New freight ruling allows sash and doors to be shipped as lumber, cutting costs and enabling a potential large trade.
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Kalispell
Washington
Great Falls
City fire report shows December losses and costs
Vice Chief Sanger reported December activity to the mayor and council. Sixteen fires caused total losses of 813 dollars with property valued at 36 350 dollars and insurance of 24 000 dollars. Department expenses reached 6 228.89 dollars, 5 482.40 for salaries, averaging about 5 dollars per fire. Noonan Mrs Michael Noonan died aged six. viewing at 724 North Wyoming Street, funeral Friday at 9 from the residence to the Northern Pacific depot en route to New York. Murphy funeral set for this morning at 9 from 1146 West Woolman to Immaculate Conception Church for high mass.
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Sanger
Immaculate Conception Church
State seeks to abolish Somers Lumber log boom
Special Dispatch to the Standard Kalispell Jan 19 Judge Erickson took under advisement the Montana case against Somers Lumber to abolish its log boom as hindering commerce. The court considered writs of mandate to compel Great Northern to rebuild and operate its long abandoned line through Kalispell and westward to Jennings.
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Erickson
Montana
Somers Lumber Company
Wmrickson
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Jennings
Indictments Returned Against Be Fateh and Two Others
Four more indictments by the federal grand jury were announced. Be Fateh Jack Cavanaugh and Morgan H Shaffer are charged with furnishing liquor to Indian wards of the government at Malta from Turtle Mountain reservation North Dakota.
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Standard
Ifelena
Be Fateh
Jack Cavanaugh
Morgan H. Shaffer
Malta
Turtle Mountain Reservation
North Dakota
Postmaster Appointed at Phillips Chouteau County
Washington announces Benjamin M. Philips appointed postmaster at Phillips Chouteau county, replacing A. N. Hollenbeck. The decision marks a standard government personnel change in the department.
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Phillips
Standard
Washington
Death of Mrs Rudd in Jefferson Notices Pioneer Doctor’s Wife
Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Rudd wife of Dr. A F Rudd a well known pioneer of Jefferson at her home in Jefferson last evening Cause paralysis Mrs Rudd and her husband have been residents of Montana three years.
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Standard
Helena
Rudd
A. F. Rudd
Jefferson
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