Despondent woman attempts suicide in district
Adeline Lauder, wife of a local bartender, drank three ounces of laudanum in a vain bid to end her life after ongoing marital troubles. She lay unconscious for eight hours while Drs. McCarthy and Cowperthwaite fought to revive her, oxygen aiding recovery as neighbors alerted authorities in the Copper King district behind the saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Lauder
Red Light District
Lauder
Copper King
Carry Nation
Butte
Butte Current Notes and Local Notices
Rent pianos from Orton ros Fresh oysters on the shell Klaftki s Coal and wood McLaughlin Coal Co The best clothes in Butte Tonkin s P F Dowling came in from Basin yesterday Pearl Smith is registered at the Fin len from Dillon Charles E Miller is registered at the Thornton from Wisdom Can you equal it Miller Milwaukee heer on draught at Walker s Ed Kelly is a Clancy visitor in Butte who is stopping at the Butte Hugh Chittick of Miles City is in town and is stopping at the Finlen br W Winnemore is in from Lewis town and is registered at the Butte Crosby corsets Miss Miller 108 West Broadway Alterations Ind 2035 Quartz location blanks conforming to the new laws on sale at the Standard Fred Whiteside is in the city on his way home to Kalispell after a business trip Mrs B L Benepe came in from Bozeman yesterday and put up at the Finlen M Best and J W Lusher are Dillon people who are putting up at the Thornton Pipestone Springs waters give the best analysis of any waters in the Northwest Great Falls townsite lots at 51 East Broadway Open evenings Wellcome Peckover Co W E Hubbard manager of the Hubbard Investment company of Butte and halt Lake is in the city for a few days Lots of Home Journals Scribner s Hamptons Populars Munseys Pacifics McClures and other February magazines at the P news stand Miss Mary MacLane s condition was reported as very favorable all yester day and last night The attack of scarlet fever from which she is suffering is very light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Ros
Klaftki's
Coal and
McLaughlin Coal Co
Butte
Tonkin’s
P. F. Dowling
Basin
Pearl Smith
Finlen
Dillon
Charles E. Miller
Thornton
Wisdom
Miller Milwaukee Heer
Walker's
Ed Kelly
Hugh Chittick
Miles City
Br. W. Winnemore
Lewistown
Bozeman
M. Best
J. W. Lusher
Dilton
Pipestone Springs
Northwest
Great Falls
East Broadway
Wellcome & Peckover Co
W. E. Hubbard
Hubbard Investment Company
Halt Lake
Funeral for Arthur Goebel Held in Covington Ky
On the tenth anniversary of William Goebel's assassination, Arthur Goebel's funeral was held in Covington Kentucky. Commonwealth Attorney Robert B Franklin stated the same bullet that killed William and the indictments against his murderers helped cause Arthur's death, described as a broken heart. The body will go to Frankfort for a monument unveiling on February 30, and the brothers will be buried together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
William Goebel
Arthur Goebel
Phoenix
Ariz
Covington
Commonwealth
Robert B. Franklin
Arthur
Frankfort
Slav dies after breakfast steak bite during meat boycott
In Pittsburg a dozen foreigners at a boarding house breakfast discuss a meat boycott. All agree to abstain except Mic Skoviac a Slav who eats the breakfast steak and chokes to death on the first mouthful.
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Pittsburg
Mic” Skoviac
Skoviac
Thankful note for James Donnithorne kindness
The family thanks friends for sympathy during illness and death of James Donnithorne. Special thanks to the musicians union and all who sent flowers for the funeral.
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James Donnithorne
Musicians’ Union
Missouri River Opens After Ice as Warm Winds Persist
Fort Benton January 30 The Missouri river, shut by ice since December 7, reopened yesterday due to persistent warm winds. Ice packers who normally wait until January to harvest their supply were able to work early this year and stock up in December. Finch the dozen "personally important" want ads, and answer them.
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The
Standard
Fort Benton
Missouri River
Finch
Death of Patrick Doyle aged 25 at 8 Clear Grit Terrace
Patrick Doyle aged 25 died at his home at 2 o clock yesterday morning from a complication of diseases. He leaves a wife and one child, two sisters Mrs. James Shea of Butte and Mrs. James Grant of Gilmore Idaho, and a brother Daniel Doyle of Colinga Cal. Funeral arrangements to be announced later. He was a miner who had lived in Butte 13 years and injured his leg four years ago.
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Patrick Doyle
Clear Grit Terrace
James Shea
Butte
James Grant
Gilmore
Idaho
Daniel Doyle
Colinga
Cal
Doyle
What the census man will ask you
The piece lists census questions and warns of the confusion and danger they pose. It describes a mock scenario in Butte with names, ages, marital status, birthplaces, language ability, employment, reading writing and military service. It notes some questions may provoke strong reactions or safety concerns among residents.
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Butte
Musicians Honor Young Donnithorne At Funeral
James Donnithorne, 27, remembered by the musicians union he served and the Vincent band. Funeral from 513 North Main Street with a 2 pm service at Mountain View Methodist Church. Procession along Main and Park streets concluded at the cemetery with Rock of Ages and other selections.
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James Donnithorne
Musicians’ Union
Vincent Band
Etta T. Simmons
Main Street
Park
Montana
Mountain View Methodist Church
Frederick Spencer
Mt. Bethel Church
Oregon Short Line
Sunday school workers meet in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Jan 30 arrangements are under way for a county Sunday school convention at First Methodist church Feb 8 and 9. Sessions open Tuesday afternoon with Rev Wade leading. Mrs Williams will speak on adult work. Miss Helmbrecht discusses primary methods. Rev Bancroft and Rev Alford headline evening talks with music by local singers and groups. Wednesday features Rev Atwood leading, with further addresses and an illustrated lecture for children in the afternoon.
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Deer Lodge
First Methodist Church
Mr. Wade
William Williams
Miss Helmbrecht
Mr. Bancroft
J. A. Alford
Nation letter to bartenders hints return to Montana
Mrs Carry Nation announces her plan to return to Montana in late April and address the bartenders union after a canceled meeting. She chides the union members for unhappy lives and criticizes the practice of renting houses to lend women, expressing concern for their futures and offering sincere regards as their defender.
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Carry Nation
Gallagher
Bartenders’ Union
Paulhan Makes Short Flight At Salt Lake City
Louis Paulhan, the French aviator, completed a 10 minute flight at Agricultural park Salt Lake City. He reached 300 feet altitude about 4600 feet above sea level with an average speed near 30 mph in a Farman biplane. He blamed atmospheric conditions for not flying longer and noted five mile per hour wind and five degrees temperature.
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Salt Lake
Louis Paulhan
Agricultural Park
Farman
Paulhan
Meyer’s Jewelry touted as city’s fashion leader in repairs
Meyer’s Jewelry emphasizes character and quality in all work with repairs remakes and alterations. The store advertises high salaries to attract expert workers and offers mainsprings at 81.00 and watch cleaning at 81.50 with a one year guarantee.
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Meyer
Meyers
Meyer's
Northwest Year of Activity Across Railroads and Farms
Northern Pacific president Howard Elliott spoke in New York predicting a robust Northwest year. He cited heavy snow as moisture for spring crops, irrigation and mining, plus rising wheat movement. He noted advances in farming, experimental farms yielding 40 bushels per acre, growing fruit industries, and planned refrigerator car transport. Elliott praised rail efficiency, higher car capacity, and continued settlement to boost traffic and revenue.
Big Eagle Coming During the Spring to Montana Eagles
Butte Eagles expect a visit from Frank E. Hering of South Bend Ind grand worthy president of the order during the coming spring He plans to visit all Montanaeries to exemplify the new ritual and spur original ideas Local teams in Butte and Anaconda may vie to represent the section Sullivan-Patrick James infant son of Mr and Mrs P M Sullivan died at 701 West Galena Funeral private at 3 pm Flowers omitted Kosadin Bjelica funeral today at 2 pm Montenegrin hall and Servian church services held under the Servian Montenegrin Benevolent Society guidance
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Butte Eagles
Frank E. Hering
South Bend
Ind
Hering
Montana
Middle West
Butte
Grand Aerie
Anaconda
Sullivan
Patrick James
P. M. Sullivan
West
Galena Street
Wpelien
Kostadin Bjelica
West Broadway
Servian Montenegrin Benevolent Society
Advertising A Boarding House Business
The remark emphasizes knowing both how to advertise a boarding house and how to operate it. It underlines that success depends on mastering promotional methods as well as the day to day running of the house.
The Merry Widow Enthralls Audiences Across Regions
Candid remarks from Mabel Wilber reveal The Merry Widow’s enduring charm and vigor. She explains the overture’s magic lifts fatigue and nerves, praising the operetta’s uplifting cadence and romance. Fellow performers Damerel Figman echo the sentiment, predicting the show’s longevity and possible multi generational appeal. Mrs Shirkey, 355 Phoenix Ind, notes the piece’s enduring allure.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
Btandard
Independent Telephone
Sir John Suckling
Howard
Howard Watch
New York
Hight & Fairfield Company, Jewelers and Opticians
Dan
Ger
Goebel
John Donnithorne
William Donnithorne
James Tonkin
Fred Tretheway
Harry Tretheway
Meissourt
Montana Drug Co
West Park Street
Ewing
Drs. McKendry
Hannifin
the Butte Optical Co
Corner Park and
Dakota Streets
Ignatosivolan Inslanovichovich
Anaconda Road
Davenport
Dublin Gulch
Mrs. Nation
Tana
Salt Lake City
Mayer’s
W. Park Street
Credit Store of the People
Park Street
Verona
Vernis Martin
Northern Paci
Fic
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific
Elliott
Washington
Oregon
California
St. Paul
Weinberg’s
Big Eagle
Merry Widow
New England
Mabel Wilber
Damerel
Mrs. Shirkey
Phoenix. Ind
Hennessy’s
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