Moyer buggies at Grady's and local notices
Moyer buggies at Grady's. Rent pianos from Orton Bros. Drs Cole and Tait at 48 W Park. Harry Gallwey left for the east. Hank Wetmore of Red Rock lake visiting. Trains stop at Pipestone Springs except North Coast Limited. William E Sielaff leads a dancing and concert orchestra. location blanks for new sale laws at Standard office.
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Moyer Buggies
Grady’s
Orton Bros
Drs. Cole & Tait
W. Park
Harry Gallwey
Hank" Wetmore
Red Rock Lake
Pipestone Springs
North Coast Limited
William E. Sielaff
Telphone Ind
Quartz
Standard Office
Sacred Heart Women Serve Excellent Dinner
The Sacred Heart parish women took possession of 225 North Main Street Leyson block and served a fine dinner. A chicken dinner is offered in one area while ice cream and refreshments are available in another to benefit the new parochial school. Their efforts have been successful.
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Sacred Heart Parish
North Main Street
Leyson Block
Sacred Heart Church
Ladies of Sacred Heart Parish
North Main
Fine Display for Boys at Industrial School
The boys of the industrial school staged a lively fireworks display last evening at the school on the flat. The event drew many uptown spectators and featured various fireworks along with ice cream cake watermelon and confetti for a cheerful battle among the youngsters.
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Industrial School
Ritter and Holland Funerals Planned This Week
Funeral services for J L Ritter set for Sunday at Walsh's parlors at 2 o'clock. James Holland to be removed from Walsh's to 819 High Ore terrace, with funeral at 9 o'clock tomorrow followed by mass at St Mary's church. Also local notices include soda offerings at Fosselman's and Sacred Heart parish raffles, plus a sale at Leyson block and dress shop discounts at The Hub.
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Holland
James Holland
Walsh
High Ore Terrace
St. Mary's Church
Butte Fourth of July Parade Lights Up the City
A sprawling pageant in Butte features Elks Eagles navy and many unions in decorated floats and carriages. Spectators praised the expansive display, the Hennessy and Symons floats, and prizewinners from best decorated vehicle to most unique individual. Mayor Corby lauds patriotic spirit as orator J Bruce Kremer delivers a stirring address amid mortar and rocket fireworks.
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Bob Evans
Pacific Coast
Societe de St. John Baptiste
Hibernians
Woodmen
Hennessy
Butte
Symons Company
Home Baking Company
Standard Baking Company
Casey Candy Company
T. S. Lane
J. C. Feebles
Madame Metarroll
Ethel Bartlett
P. Trewarthan
J. M. Virtue
Montana Cash Grocery Company
West Side Carpet Cleaning Company
Miners’ Union
Wks
Hennessy Mercantile Company
Symons Dry Goods Company
Crystal Brewing Company
Mickey Cohen
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Paxson & Rockefeller
Independent Telephone Company
Car of State of
Stevens
St. John Baptiste
Clanan
Granite
Montana
Corby
Lutte
United States
J. Bruce Kremer
Standard
Fireworks Light Up Butte Evening Sky
In Butte last night a public aerial fireworks display entertained residents and visitors for over an hour after dark. The show took place in the southwest part of town with rockets bombs and bursts lighting the sky. Crowds packed sidewalks fences and doorsteps while blankets spread on damp ground for the free event.
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Butte
United States
Burglars Loot Home Leaving Woman in Hysterics
Mrs. Charles Shewe of 1041 South Wyoming Street returned home Friday night to find burglars had ransacked the house from cellar to garret. They stole diamonds, rings, a gold chain, a gold watch and more valued at about $500. Neighbors found her in a hysterical state. police are investigating. A similar break in at 427 South Main Street to W. W. Jones occurred during absence, with a gold watch and chain and three shirts stolen.
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Helen M. Copenharve
Gladys Christie
Deer Lodge
Stark
Mary I. Lockey
Castilleja School
Palo Alto
Cal
Core E. Sanders
West Granite Street
Gus Leese
Portland
Smith's
P. O
Gregson Springs
Butte
John Greden
California
Greden
Anaconda Mining Company
Ruth
Lillian Murphy
Fond du Lac
Wis
Earl J. Murphy
The
Dorothy
Charles KE. Shewe
South
Wyoming Street
Garret
W. W. Jones
South Main Street
North of Saskatchewan holds vast Canadian wealth and potential
The arctic slope and fertile belt of Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta drive near 100 million bushels of wheat plus 1.9 million of other grains. Tales of gas at Athabaska, tar sands, salt near the river, burning coal along Mackenzie, and a vast unsettled north suggest enormous future wealth and settlement possibilities, with Ottawa noting vast tracts north of Edmonton fit for colonization.
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Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Athabaska
Edmonton
sAthabaska
Mackenzie
Sir Alexander Mackenzie
Ottawa Valley
Ottawa
Senate
Eamonton
Peace River
Winnipeg
Wild West Show Delayed Yet Delights Crowds in Butte
Miller Bros wild west show arrived late from Helena in three sections. It missed the morning parade and afternoon performance but was welcomed at an evening parade at 8 and a following show. Despite many attractions, attendees enjoyed the spectacle.
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Butte
Helena
June Weather in Dillon and Local Happenings
In Dillon, July 4 special dispatch notes June mean temperature 54.2, high 84 on the 14th, low 31 on the 17th 18th and 20th, total precipitation 3.54 inches, frosts on 17th 18th and 20th. Stella Tessimona and James Edward wed at the bride’s home, 160 guests, will establish a ranch in Centennial valley. Edward Rhea injured with a broken collar bone after a horse incident at Bert Paul’s cattle ranch. Various locals travel, visit, or relocate, including Miss Gertrude French, R. A. M. members to Salmon Idaho, and workers at forest reserve office. Several residents return or relocate, including Mrs. Padley, Miss Rich, James Sparrow, and Judge Hirschman returning from Utah/Nevada health trip.
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Dillon
J. E. Monroe
Stella Tessimona
James Edward
Eli Twitchell
A. B. Martin
Eliza Edward
William H. Edward
Edward
Centennial Valley
Edward Rhea
Bert Paul
Gertrude French
Mayme French
Anaconda
Salmon
Idaho
Lille Axe-Tietze
Allan
Chicago
Spokane
Wash
Charles H. Padley
Alberta
Canada
Fred Heffner
James Sparrow
Adams
Sparrow
Mae Rich
Seattle
Josephus Rich
Bozeman
Mayer buys back diamonds at 90 cents on the dollar
Mayer at 22 West Park markets guaranteed flawless diamonds and offers a buyback guarantee of 90 cents per dollar of sale price. During July he presents free souvenirs to every customer and promises prompt mail order service. The People's Store invites inquiries.
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Mayer
W. Park
Montana
West Park
People’s Store
Glasses offered with money refund at Montana Optical Co
The Montana Optical Co at 22 West Park in Mayer's store offers glasses with free fittings and some as low as one dollar, backed by a satisfaction guaranteed money refund policy. The ad emphasizes value and a guaranteed return option to attract customers.
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Montana Optical CO
West Park
Mayer's
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Butte News
East Broadway
Independent
China
Jane Dawson
Sacred Heart Women
Fosselman’s Fountain
E. Park
Fosselman’s
East Park
Bozeman Ladies’ Band
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Dr. Pigot
Madame McCarroll
Montana Cash Grocery
Union Coal Company
Blanchard Egg Concern
Lutey
Gas Company
Morning Standard
Teamsters’ Union
H. E. Morier
Pioneer Fuel
Oeschli, Youlden
Hat
Ayers Egg Outfit
Thompson Grocery Company
Carpet Cleaning Company
Western Fuel
West Side
Baltimore Cigar
Dairies
MacDonald Company
Montana Hardware Company
Stromberg-Mullins Company
Beebe Grain Company
Rex Flour
Pritchard-Harrison Company
Tonkin
East Park Street
Mrs. C. Ek, Sreve
Wyoming
Strenet
Tors
Evmvpire
C. H. Metzel
Puller Springs
Libbey
N. Main
Vineland Grape Juice
Gillette
Kent
Ganncn Y Rockefeller
West Park Street
Union Dental Company
Union Curtis Block
Jonas
Henry Jonas
Julius Jonas
Cutter
East Granite