Butte Notes: Visitors and arrivals fill local hotels
A long list notes guests and visitors in Butte from Dillon Missoula Livingston Bozeman and Helena. Names include W D Purdy Billings J Griffith and A E Richards with frequent mentions of the Finlen Thornton Leggat and Tutte hotels. Local commerce items list P.O. News Stand stock and Virginia City trip mentions while promoting the American theater for pictures and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton
Francis Bassett
Mise Bassett
Dilton
Thornton
Jeorge Johns
Cardwell
A. J. Busch
Bozeman
Tutte
Bradley
Helena
C. A. Backes
George A. Hulings
Hipman
Dillon
Butte
Mike Cunan
Sergt. A. T. Ragland
Butt
Camp Kearny
Henry Larson
Acoma
P. J. Jones
Darby
Terry Browning
Finten
Mra
B. Tt. Stevenson
J.T. “Armitage
Wisdom
Big Hole
P.O
Anaconda
Virginia City
Butteneces
Renm
Good Pictures
Knowles Ameriony
Kanist
Harry Carey
Fine Records in Columbia List for War Era Fans
Van and Schenck headline a Columbia record with a dialect piece about the Rhine and a tribute to darky battalions. Campbell Burr perform "Til We Meet Again" and "Dreaming of Home Sweet Home" while Henry Burr shines on "Over Yonder" backed by Hugh Donovan's "Rose in Man's Land" in a valuable war era collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Van
Schenck
Columbia
Vaude Ville
France
Smoke Brigade
Tony
Columb Fords
Phonograph
Want
Campbell
Burr
Home
the Stertin
America
Henry Burr
Burr Records
Hugh Donovan
Young Miss Guay Dominates Ice Carnival Crowds
Miss Trose Guay, 14, dazzled at Clark playground rink in green sweater, winning girls 14 to 18, open girls event, and both doubles with partner Albert Herzog. Large crowd of 500 watched, with Lillian Penaluna and others earning top spots in multiple age groups as officials announced prizes from city merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trose Guay
Mender
Tce
Clark Playground
Lillian Penaluna
Daehter
B.A. Walsh
Albert Herzog
Miss Guay
Helen Neeley
Merch
Malkett
James Gilboy
Steve Fletcher
Haxe
Anha
Dennis Harrington
Marold Girard
Arthur Hansen
Jam Caney
Margaret Larkin
Margaret Jackson
Huth Phillips
Roy Correy
Evan Nevin
Ernest Walsh
Ris
Ond
Kernog
Fred Harold’ Newton
Bara. Sewell
Pauline Ralste
Seound— Robert Harris
Ed. Morgan
Rtose Guay
Lilian ‘Penaluna
Lynch
Thira. Hoye
AW Walsh
Carvolly
Willinms Hoy
Tove
Richter
D. A. Walsh
Clary
Roxe Guay
Albert Ther
Bob Harris
Lillian
Hose Guay
Jensen
Walsh
Guay
Mary’ Hocking
Mary’ Winston
Tarbara Sewell
Bank conditions in New York state in 1818 reported
The superintendent of banks states that all New York state banks were sound despite financial strains in 1818. No banks failed or reported insolvency, signaling stability through difficulties of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Crowd of Riflemen Out for Weekly Shoot
Andeal day at the Rocky Mountain Rifle club drew a large crowd for the medal contest across three classes. Jack Derville dropped from first to seventh. Andeal and Scheu led with scores near 46 out of 60. Ostermand and Anderson chased, while Frye dominated class C with high marks and a challenge for next Sunday. Medals ordered and will be displayed soon. scores detail the standings across Class A and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain Rifle Club
Jack Derville
Overand
Scheu
Ale
John Ostermand
Anderson
Bear Hunter
Wiliam
Melain Frye
Tribute to Schumann-Heink at Maine festival praised
A Portland reader lauds Mme Schumann-Heink after a Maine festival performance, praising her artistry and emotional depth. The writer notes her mastery over difficult passages, sublime presence, and powerful interpretation of works like The Cry of Rachel and Down Before Him. She is billed at Broadway next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schumann-Heink
Kate Bouget
Maine
New England
Atlantic Ocean
Schumann-Hink
Rachel
Mme
Broadway
Scotch Burns Birthday Concert Moves Hearts in Dundee
The Scotia concert celebrated Robert Burns 160th birth anniversary with Arcadian quartet, Lom Stewart Highland dancing, and sword dances. Piper McRae opened with tunes. Bruce Smith's orchestra closed with 12 numbers including Bonnie Sweet Hessle. Rev Thomas St Clarkson gave the life of Burns address as Mrs Graham led arrangements. Bank notices and bond payments appear in the surrounding text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Woman's Club
Robert Burns
Stewart
Ters
Scotia
Pram
Piper McRae
Bonnie Sweet Hessle
Graham
Burns
Thomas St. Clarkson
Bruce Smith
Mra
A. i Graham
D. Scott
J, York
James Tree
A. R. Grah
H. York
W. MacLellan
Door
Comittee
E. al MacPherson
Lewis
jcLeod
J. Marteed
W C T U Clears Up Some Of Its Old Business
Judge Michael Donlan spoke at a Friday W C T U meeting on enforcing prohibition. Delegates from Libby Havre Helena and other Montana towns attended the thirty-fifth state convention in St Paul. Musical director Mrs Laura Norton led singing and sang two solos as the assembly observed a prayerful moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Donlan
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
A. L. Hradshaw
Anti-Saloon League
Helena
Montana
W. T.U
William’ K." Seward
Trradshaw
Seward
Currah
Tutte Union
Tly
Robert C. Logan
Logan
St.Paul
M.E
Boseman
Pocket Service Co. America
Royalty Tot
Wate
Andrews
Ape
Jee Ge" Sul
The
Herbst
Stewart
Digware
Theity
Mra
Theodore Brantley
He. Helena
Union
Hon. Oliver
National Enquirer
Emima Graves Bieteick
Miss Louiee
Mix Nepper Ae
Mex Currane
Sire “Willam K- Seward
Ma Mra Curran
Bomrelites
Ridge ‘Kount of Businessas
Petratus
John Noonan Dies of Heart Failure at 36
John Noonan, aged 36, died Saturday at his home 143 North Main Street. The cause of death was heart failure. he had worked yesterday at the Black Rock mine and showed no prior illness. Survived by sister Kate Farthing, brothers Thomas and others. Body sent to Walsh's undertaking rooms. funeral arrangements not yet made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Noonan
North Hiain’ Street
Bisck Rock
Zusnies
Kate Farthing
Thomas
Walsh
Doubling Your Money Rule of 69 Explained
To determine how many years a sum will double with compound interest use the Rule of 69. The approximate time equals 69 divided by the interest rate percent. A higher rate shortens the Doubling time accordingly.
America must learn, Theosophist lecture reflects on youth nation
In a Theosophical lecture, L. J. Knowlton argues America is a youth nation needing Orient wisdom. He says the Orient embodies mature life while the Occident shows youthful vigor, calling for balance of mental, material, and spiritual progress and a future free from intolerance and corruption. He envisions a just, wise, free people under the American flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
L. J. Knowlton
Becaus
Funeral of Martin Cahill Held Today
The funeral for Martin Cahill, a well known miner, will leave his home at 903 North Main Street this morning. Requiem Mass will be sung at Lt Lawrences Church at 9:30. He is survived by his wife, one child, two brothers Patrick of Butte and James in Kansas, and many relatives in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Cahil
North Main Street
Lawrence
Ti Gs
Patrick
Butte
James
Kansas
Ireland
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Hallmark Store
Fine Records
Rose Guay
Towle-Winterhalter-Hannifin Company
International
Rmany and
Moselle
Derville
Harry Overand
Antone Roe
Coba
Anderson ‘Sr
Hans “Holmes
Jack
Ralph George Westphal
Bobby Burns
Sons and Daughters of
Scotland
Liberty
Tan
Clark & Bro. Banke
Finst
National Bank
Daly Bank and Trust
Ners
Stny Bank
McArthy, Bryant & CO
White House
John J. McArthy
the House OF Good Hardware
East Park ST
Oechsli
John’s Dramatic Club
Stevens & Manley
Halleomorrow
Zita Dillon
W.C.T.U
William Faversham
Epsom Downs
London
Liverpool
New York
Great American Desert
Baxter
Scotland Yard
Merica
Martin Cahill
McCarthy
E. Broadway
North Dakota
Wilson's Majestics
M. J
Swift
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