Butte Notes Show Local Visitors and Train Stops
Butte crowd mingles with guests from Missoula Deer Lodge and Whitehall. Visitors include Miss May Dougherty of Anaconda and George A. Cook of Missoula. trains stop at Pipe Stone Springs, and local commerce highlights rail and concert events during July.
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Deer Lodge
Inlen
George R. Theerling
Gold Creek
Telphone Ind
Bidle Williams
California
W. J. Evans
Bozeman
Butte
Nice
Neil Sharkey
Dillon
Whitehall
Sind
Frank ZL
Carter
Missoula
Ald
Butie
A. N. Winchell
Madisa
Sci ‘Minos
Bulle
Grayson
Sudden Death of Eugene Sullivan in Butte
Eugene Sullivan, longtime Silver Bow representative in the Montana Legislature born near Cork Ireland, died yesterday afternoon at St James hospital after two days of pneumonia. He was about 55, single, and had lived in Butte for many years, serving as head Carpenter at St Lawrence mine and as building inspector during Mullins administration. His body was to be sent to Hartford and then to Cork per relatives and Miss Margaret Laughlin. He belonged to the Butte Deries of Eagles and held honorary membership in the Ancient Order of Hibernians.
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Eugene Sullivan
Silver Bow
Montana
Butte City
Mullins
St. James’ Hospital
Sullivan
Ireland
Cork
Butie
St. Lawrences
Mrr
United States
Hartford
Conn
Daniel
Notice Force
Dennis
San Franciseo
Cine
Wartford
Walsh
Bulle
P. & Sullivan
Southern Hotel
Butte Derls of Eagles
Order of Eibernians
Folegram
Norris & Rowe Circus Fails to Draw Crowd in Butte
Norris and Rowe tented show misses capacity crowds in Butte amid competing attractions and smallpox health concerns. Management blamed rough afternoon and Fourth of July arrangements for weak attendance despite strong Potter family acts. State Health Officer ordered a date change from Bozeman due to smallpox. show to perform in morning parade and later adapt venue near the 101 Ranch setup.
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Norris & Rowe
Butle
Nottis & Rowe
Potter
Kanese
Menagaric Ie
Butts
Tvo
Butte
Tuttle
Helena
Bozeman
101 Ranch
Hennessey Barn Fire Destroys Structure at Talbot Ave
A fire at 2 PM yesterday destroyed the Hennessey barn near the Mender villa and old Columbia Gardens car lines on Talbot avenue. Sparks from a locomotive caused the blaze. by the time nearby workers could act the fire had consumed the building and its empty stable. Loss estimated nominal. nearby carriage shop fire weeks earlier noted as similar.
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Hennessy Bron
Mendervilla
Columbia Gardens
Talbot Avenue
Graund House
Doles
Beating Suspects Sought After Woman Assaults
Henderson and Logan were called to the Sand house late last night to arrest Frank Baker Alexander Oleon and Isaac Zenesse. They are accused of beating a woman and a second degree assault charge will likely be filed as the woman is said to be badly hurt.
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Seuifs Henderson
Logan
Frank Baker
Alexander Oleon
Isaac Zenesse
Orton Bros Offer Tailored Apparel at 219 North Main
The ad promotes The Bables Show offering bables and children's wear tailored shirt waists and fitting garments. It urges customers to call for best value money spent in a plane or overall, located at 18 E. Granite and 219 North Main Street.
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Butte
Orton Bros
North Main Street
Mission at Philipsburg to be opened on Sunday
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports a Catholic mission at St. Philip’s church in Philipsburg opening Sunday July. Masses Sunday morning announce daily order with an 8:30 am and 10:30 am first and second services. Rev. H. P. Rohmam will conduct the mission, extending to nearby towns in Montana.
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Philipsburg
St. Phil S Catholic Church
Waek
H. P. Rohmam
Die
Butte
Anaconda
Helena
Osthny
Butte Fourth of July Parade Ends with Colorful Confetti
A lively Butte Fourth of July parade fills the streets with bubble wagons music and a riot of confetti. Thousands enjoy the spectacle as banners march toward the courthouse where J Bruce Kremer will speak and awards are announced for decorated vehicles, floats, and unique features.
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Razamiffin Bana
Granite
Main
Woolman
Park
Montana
Broadway
Pds
Wyoming
Herth 10
Butte
Countess Moats
Prineipal
J. Bruce Kremer
T. J. Warny
Alexander Christie
R. F.smith
Wiliam Syiems
Mascot Appeal For Montana 18 Crew Mascots
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Yeoman Maxim of the cruiser Montana requests Montanans to part with a bear cub pup bulldog or parrot to serve as mascots. The Montana sails July 25 and the crew is assembling mascots as a modern warship adjunct. Governor Norris conveyed the appeal. Also notes Sacred Heart ladies host refreshments July 3 4 and 6 at Leyson block 225 North Main.
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Helen
Montana
Maxim
United States
Savy Yard
Norfolk
Montane
Norris
Maxine
Ladies of Sacred Heart
Leyson Block
North Main
Union Dental Company
Union Dentists
Curtis Block
West Park
Chequamegon Cafe
Watchmaking prices dispute over mainsprings and cleaning
A reader denounces inflated prices for watch mainsprings and cleaning and contrasts them with Mayer offerings. The note alleges Mayer provides mainsprings and watch cleaning at lower prices with a one year guarantee, and accuses competitors of overcharging and misrepresentation. It mentions Mayer repairs and remodels jewelry and makes new pieces at affordable rates.
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Mayer
Free Souvenirs In July Offer At Local Store
In July a store advertises free souvenirs for every customer, highlighting Ma who has long been known in Butte for presenting the most valuable keepsakes. The promotion aims to attract shoppers with a useful, handsome gift tied to the month’s savings.
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Saver
Long
Butte
Two Boys Die In Fireworks Accident On Eve Of Fourth
Missoula reports two youths killed in separate fireworks incidents on the eve of the Fourth. Fernanda Phelps, 2, died from burns after clothing caught fire while imitating older siblings, while Edgar La Chambre, son of Theodore La Chambre, was fatally shot by a discharged rifle while en route to school. His death followed the accident near Mix ranch, with funeral planned for 9 am at the Catholic Church.
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Missoula
Fernanda Phelps
Edgar la Chambre
Theodore la Chambre
Phelps
Young la Chambre
Mix Ranch
VW Brothers and Sisters
Man receives sentence for involuntary manslaughter
William Gritsch of Denver pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter after striking Charles Dahl, causing fatal injuries. A Helena judge fined him 40 days in jail following arraignment. The coroner's jury could not determine if the blow directly caused the death.
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Standard
Helena
Diy
William Gritsch
Denver
Clements
Gritsch
Charles Dahl
Dahl
Yahi
Jett
Dah
Grutsch
Grutzch
Five Die and Forty Injured in Terrifying Storm
A fierce storm swept Sunnyside and Fort Sinner along the Santa Rosa route on a Thursday night. Five persons were killed and about forty injured, including Henry Ohrhard, Miss Mack Alvarado, and two unknown Mexicans, with others unnamed.
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Sunnyside
Fort Sinner
Sant Se Outa
Giadatoupe
Henry Ohrhard
Mack Alvarado
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Butte News
The
Reece
China
Mr. Maher
Chicago
Knights of Pythias
John V. Dwyer
Grace M. ‘Ofton
James T. Parks
Frances M Harte
George de Snell
Joh B. Cane
Louis Forovan
Camas Creek
Idaho
P. O
Northwest
P. J. Naughton
A. A. Fuller, Jr
Fass
Charles W. Goodale
Boston & Montana Company
Great Falls
Walter Mesch
Sheridan
Duke
Mesch
Mina
Blanchard Brond
Margaret L. Laughlin
Tonkins Clothery
East Park Street
Alrises Hattie
Hennessey
Bables
Butte Folk
Tanger
Altg
Tegher
Montana 18
Montana Optical Co
Mayer'n Stora
Wane Olyay
Theo
Bamm Brewing CO
ST. Paul
Famous Harm’s Beer
the Orpheum
West Ie Street
Today
Paul Revere
Henry Jonas
Lullus Jonas Cutter
Granite Street
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