Butte Personal Notes From a Busy Day
Butte notes list visitors and residents including J Murley for Fruita Col and Clyde Nelson Bozeman visitor. Miss Caroline McGill leaves for Baltimore, Van Goukl of Twin Bridges on business, L Bone government agent from Salt Lake in town. Local births, marriages, and ads populate a bustling community snapshot with limited readable details.
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Orton Bros
Bolam
Penn, Tn
C.tanes
Ditton
Peterson
Spokane
Chaster Pullan
Bottayinv
Bozeman
J. Murley
Fruita
Col
Clyde Nelson
A. Blisworth
Helmville
R. Terry
Los Angeles
Lot Steinberg
Poplar Blatt
van Goukl
Twin Bridgecs
Caroline McGill
Baltimore
L. Bone
Salt Lake
Down
Wdweard Hanberg
New York
Lt. Adv
V. Clark
K. A
Billings
E.G. Summer
Town Avenue
Rush of business in Boohers Court shocks town
A crowded courthouse session featured a miner Powers charged for attempting to seize a digging pick during street light work. Public disturbance led to brief jail terms for several others, including a bridal couple who were spared after judge’s leniency. Court acrosslodged minor cases and convictions for vagrancy and petty theft.
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Potles
Hal Buue
Dhe Rasa Ayeve
Youngz Youple
Booker
William Lowers
Datto
Poweys
Broadway
Main Street
Butte
Treadway
Mnaln Street
Powers
Hin
Deeplly
Izn
Otto
John Fnl
Finn
East Purl Etreet
Witnhes
George Clinton
William Shultznd
James Cullen
Jom Harrington
Jin Coates
Jack Conley
Clerks Honor Oliver Choiniere With Gold Gift
The Butte Clerks Union presents retiring president Oliver Choiniere with a 23 jeweled engraved gold watch and Colubian style knighthood jewelry. H A Gunther delivers the presentation praising nearly twenty years of service. Choiniere, called by friends, expresses gratitude amid emotion. Tutte Wien No 4 shows a large membership rise to sixty.
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Thelerks' Union
Butte
Theate
Oliver Choiniere
Chainiere
H. A. Gunther
Esteen
Clerks’ Union
Oliver
Iie
Choiniere
Butte Clerks’ Union
Wour
Tutte Wien
Ansonia Presents Stirring War Drama
The Ansonia opens a new bill with a war drama about a man in debt to a paymaster. He steals from the chest, is thwarted by Mary Lee, enlists as war breaks out, rises to lieutenant, is wounded, and rediscovers life with help from Mary Lee and a Red Cross ally. Guthrie, Ingham, McGrath, Zag, and Max Linder provide musical comedy and humor.
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Ansonia
Enrnyweing
Loring
Yennig
Mary Lee
CIA
Luis Rivers
Tome
Tée
Red Cross Army
Guthrie
Ingham
Rebe Cortedans
McGrath
Zag
Max Linder
Max Jelus de
C. G. PL
Adv
Watch Scams Ad Urges Readers at Park Street
An advertisement warns against fake cheap Ansonia watches and promises genuine timepieces at 29 West Park. It urges buyers to avoid dupes and assures a real deal with Mayer’s guarantee.
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Ansonia
Mayer
West Park
Window display advertises $11.95 suits
A window display promotes suits priced at 11.95 with a note that Garments are from the Flouse of Ja penheimer, Hirsh, Wickwire Co. and the Washington Co. Advert reads 37-30 West Park Street and mentions vouchers. The text resembles a retail notice for affordable men’s attire.
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Voucher's
West Park Street
Flouse
Japenheimer, Hirsh, Wickwire Co
Washington Co
Fire Destroys Clothing as Heater Sparks Home Blaze
Prompt arrival of the fire department last night averted a serious blaze at 701 West Park Street in a house owned by John Miles. A heater in the downstairs portion ignited clothing on a line, then spread to furniture. Flames burned around a gas heater before firefighters arrived, with damages estimated at $20.
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West Park Street
John Milles
Observations On The City Clean Up And Street Life
Wanderer notes the city cleaning system in action as daily refuse heads to the tombton furnace. He muses on paper waste, rising print prices, and suggests many newspapers and weeklys are burned each morning. The piece also covers winter weather, copper ore news, and social scenes including a party with improvised amenities and a safety reminder after a street corner incident.
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Spectator
Glass cut McGrew's thumb at hospital emergency visit
A piece of glass cut the right thumb to the bone when it was placed in a car door pocket. The sinew was severed and McGrew will be unable to use the thumb for several weeks. He received treatment at the emergency hospital.
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Bette
McGrew
Te Emergency Hospital
Peruvian Capital Faces Bread Shortage Amid Strike
In Lima today, the Peruvian capital, bread scarce as bakers and other workers join a general strike that began in early January. City stores report little bread available as unions protest wages and conditions.
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Idma
Peru
Gener
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Butte News
East Broadway
Butte,Yele
Powe
Independent
Teleptiona
Wie
Walker
Galier
McLaughin
Maggie George
St. Paul
James M. Griffiths
Colorado Street
Linvid S. Browne
J. TL. Agnew
Unique Tailoring Co
West Granite
M. J. Falkenberg
Seattle
Bb. K. Wheeler
George Randolph Chester
Ady
Toeal Rviang
Valle
P.O
H.W. Davee
Helena
Schonts
McClernan
Ernest Clcotini
Lena Fene
Misa Ela Crowley
Melrose
S. Opie
Ckcb
Oregon Short Time
Cdt
New Orleans
H. Banks
George Dolan
Dolan & Banks
Lizzie Blake
Symons Goods Company
St. James’ Hospital
Crothery
Booher's Court
Bredal
Aitran
Jasteeuuancis
Clatiniaas Way
North Main
Special Department For Motor Clothes
Jenses
Drs. McKendry
Hannifin
MMC
Cote Gad
Teri
Dwyer Yoan
Ceri
O'Brien
Mirchett
Colianni
Marabelli
Oregon
Cen
Stunt
Coutuers
Suelsqar
Mothe
Ana
Lcense
Alouie Ase
Marabelti
Mr. O'Brien
Aletorney
Weer Yansackei
Mary
Mirabelli
Maolier
THE
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Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
Salvare
Westark
Vand
Montana
Milewaukee
Cottunt Gardens
Nm Kim
Father Phil
Phil
Henorforth
Hutte
Port of
Yecipreead
Ignadow
Agen
Eus Paca
Sam Hat
Inks Servier
Ste Gol Nate
Murphy
Jerry
Ross McGrew
Jot South Excelsior Street
Tipestone
Diamond
Mose Linz
North Main Street
B. E. Calkins Main
Alhambra
Hot Springs
Great Northern Allroad
Sullivan
Lwa Gors Tungny
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