Temperature Chart Reveals Regular Week Curve Elsewhere
Weather report shows daily highs and lows for the week with a low of six degrees and a high near eight. The week’s notable days include Thursday and Saturday with temperatures varying around those values. Jailed for Mischief Ed Padden was arrested after allegedly throwing seats through a window at a local boarding house.
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Lunes
Dalybank
Forday
Hanniga
Ed Padden
Tianche Tich- Tanager
Oxford Boardhouse
Padden
Bottie
Obstreperous Girl Breaks Windows Along West Broadway
A girl described as obstinate shattered windows near 27 West Broadway not touching Moxom cafe. Simeon’s auto reportedly rolled from the sidewalk, backing into Rosenstein’s candy store and the Butte Floral Establishment, breaking two more windows and damaging a flower shop display.
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Broadway
Simeon
West Broadway
Hamilton Breet
Rosenstein
Butte Floral Company
Hamitton Street
Tanlac testimonial from McAuley at Tramway mine
John M. McAuley of 177 Walnut Street Butte describes severe rheumatism and stomach trouble impairing sleep appetite and work. After two bottles of Tanlac his pain vanished sleep improved appetite returned and energy increased. Tanlac sold in Anaconda by Fuller Drug and in Battey by Newbro Drug under Panine supervision.
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John M. McAuley
McAuley
Tramway
Walnut Street
Anaconda
Fuller Drag Company
Battery Newbro Drug Company
Speen
Foreman Edward Grimes Dies at 49 in Walkerville
Edward Grimes a long time mining foreman at Bell ina Diamond died at his home 1910 North Main Walkerville after months illness He was born in Kentucky 49 survived by six children Floren Thomas Mrs dW Tagerty Hubert John Shea Timothy Michael Shea Dennis Shea and Dennis Shea Funeral Tuesday at St Lawrence church with rites at his home and no flowers per family request
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Edward Grimes
Hutte
Bellina
North Main Street
Walkerville
Iit
Grimes
Kentucky
Dutie
Iuines
Wevera
Aisteiet
Nin
Floren Thomas
Dw. Tagerty
Hubert
Uth
Dutie John
Shea
Timothy
Michael
Hiutte
Dennis
Ironwood Mich
Tish Nase
St Lawrence's
Gay Dance Music 5 on Victor List
A Victor record collection showcases dance numbers from The Rainbow Girl musical and popular medley tunes. It features fox trots by Pietro the accordionist and includes The War Baby's Lullaby and Not Yet. Also notes Joffre as victor of the Marne and mentions Foch as joint viewer of the Marne.
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Victor
New Amsterdam
New York
Pietro
Gal
Farrar
Marne
Joseph J.C. Joffre
France
Paris
Foch
Marshal Jottre
Methodists Observe Go 70 Church Sunday in Montana
Montana Methodists promote church unity and fundraising for a dormitory at a Helena college. Ministers from Billings Glendive Miles City Helena and other towns spoke at morning and evening services. Local congregations like Mountain View Trinity Mount Beth Serville Wesley attended as social visits were exchanged, and a go-to-church drive will solicit contributions this week.
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Montana
Wenlesan Acollege
Helena
Uniscore
Faatiody
Tanu
Saas
Mountain” View
Race Methodist
Trinity
Mount Beth
Serville Methodist
Wesley
Drccklenburg
Bill i
Whitley
Glendive
Red Rose Rent Payment to Nancy Hammond for Tabor Reformed Church
Payment of a red rose was made to Miss Nancy Hammond, a lineal descendant of George Steitz, founder of Lebanon Pennsylvania, by the trustees of Tabor Reformed Church. The rose was released to the congregation for a house of worship.
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Nancy Hammond
George Steitz
Lebanon
Tru Tees
Tabor
Fourth of July Fire Warnings Issued by Fire Underwriters
The Pacific Fire Underwriters warning urges Montana communities to prevent fires during Independence Day. Advice includes keeping pails of water ready not for irrigation, wetting roots and sidewalks, clearing rubbish and dry grass, placing fire apparatus in order, and maintaining watchman service for mercantile risks. It emphasizes knowing the nearest fire alarm box and its key and to station watchmen day and night.
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Montana
Board of Fire Underwriters of the Pacific
Horoscope for July 1 1918 Foretells Policy Debates and Welfare Shifts
The July 1 1918 horoscope notes Saturn aspects urging prudent work while Uranus and Mercury signal adversity. It suggests hearings on policy, promising agricultural directions, and honors for public servants. Mining gains attention, governance faces anxiety, and travel is risky though ocean travel may be safe.
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Saturn
Herzons
Dortons
Meclure
City Machinist to Join Aviation Corps
City machinist William McAuliffe of the engineer department awaits notice to join the aviation corps in Chicago. He will receive a commission in the U S Army aviation department and likely travel to Washington before an ocean voyage. A city employee hosted a picnic in Thompson Park in his honor, presenting a wrist watch after a lunch and dance. Patrick Ryan, hit by a train on the Hutte Anaconda Pacific tracks, is recovering at Murray hospital with the loss of a leg and significant blood loss. He lives in the Gagnon block, 16 South Maintreet, with a brother Mil Ryan in Butte. Street car men in Columbus, Ohio strike for reinstatement of seven discharged workers as service resumes.
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Williem McAuliffe
Chicago
Avi Department of
United States
Washington, D. C
McAultie
Ryan
Patrick Ryan
Hutte
Anaconda
Pacife
Murray Hospital
Rya
Gagnon Block
South Maintreet
Mil
Butte
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Robert
Warwick
Abo
West Park Street
Borses and Wagons For Sale
Lontana Transfer Co
Tish Maloney
Ding
Lady Churchill
Montagu Porch
Lady Randolph Churchill
Magiana
America
Randolph Churchill
London
Paddington Registry Office
Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Churchill
Tanlac
Maine
Ill
Victor List
New Victor Records
Caruso
de Gogorza
Vietrota Red Seal Record Ie
Geraldine Farrar
Vietrota
Red Sead
Temineh
Alma Gluck
Gluck
John McCormack
McCormack
Harry Lauder
Sousa and
Saenger
Victore
Victrolas
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, N. J
Victor Records
Ng Victor Taming
Agacine Wampant
Bristols
Virginia
Tonestes
Ohio
Columbus
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