Butte Notes Sketch Summer Socials and Local Trips
Butte readers are treated to a flurry of notices from area residents. Miss Nellie Mooney of Dillon visits the Thornton. Walter Van Kirk of Canton, Ohio, arrives to visit his brother Ralph. Mrs. J. R Reed returns from a month with relatives in Tilinos and Town. Miss Mayme Harrington and Irene Harrington head to Salt Lake. Prof. B. A. Erickson preaches at the Lutheran church. Dr. H. A. Bolton and wife arrive from Warm Springs with Miss Hope Bolton of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lecigma
Orton Bros
Daniel Arma
Missoula
Lisa's
Sherman & Reed
North Main
Margaret
John Egan
Butte
Anaconda
Walker's
Adv
J. R Reed
Tilinos
P. A. Clark
Spokaneeft
Divide
Walter van Kirk
Canton
Ohio
Ralph van Kirk
A. B. Wolvin
Seattle
P.O
B. A. Erickson
Big Timber
Evenin
Lutheran Church
West
Ber Strest
H. A. Bolton
Warm Springs
Hope Bolton
Boston
Thornton
Myron Schurtz
Deer Lodge
State Spiritualist convention elects officers and hosts program
The Montana state spiritualist convention opened in Odd Fellows hall with largely attended forenoon and afternoon sessions. Mrs. M. E. Pruett of Butte was reelected president. Officers include Mrs. J. Fish as president, J. T. Pruett secretary, J. Harney treasurer, and trustees Mr. and Mrs. McMas ters and Mrs. McPherson. Today features religious services, lectures, and messages with Prof. A. C. Pfuhl of California as lead speaker. Messages by Rev. Emil Peers and Mrs. F. A. Smith. A healing circle was held last night at the Fish home.
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Butte
Billings
Missoula
Montana
Odd Fellows’ Hall
M. E. Pruett
J. Fish
J. T. Pruett
J. Harney
J.harney
McPherson
McMasers
Pruett
Fish
McMansters
McPherton
A. C. Pfuhl
California
Pfuhl
L. D. McMasters
Judge Donlan Officiates Mulart and Oinn Wedding
In Butte, Judge Donlan paused court duties to marry Matt Mulart and Miss Anna Oinn yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was witnessed by Peter Tobin and Charles JH Little, official witnesses to the nuptials.
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Judge Donlan
Donlan
Matt Mulart
Anna Oinn
Butte
Peter Tobin
Charles JH Little
Fire destroys wagon tied to J Hanley roofer incident
A blaze destroyed a wagon owned by J Hanley, a roofer, in a wartime era incident. Fire crews investigated the cause while neighbors reported hearing explosions as flames spread. No injuries were publicly noted.
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J. Hanley
Roofer
A Penny Spent Time Brings Savings in Paper Ads
A concise exhortation urges readers to buy a newspaper and review advertisements for daily needs. It argues that consulting ads saves time and money, with heedless spending wasting more than prudent choices. Regularly reading ads keeps readers in touch with market offerings.
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Collins
Fire in gutter at Park and Oklahoma streets
A small blaze erupted in a gutter at the Park and Oklahoma streets intersection in the afternoon. The fire department responded promptly and there was no reported damage or injuries.
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Park and
Oklahoma
Newsboys Honor the Memory of E S Wells
The Butte Newsboys club led by Jimmy Lee pays tribute to Edson S Wells, a Montana pioneer and ally of the group. Members draft resolutions praising his public service, character, and friendship, extend sympathy to his widow, and authorize copies for minutes and press publication.
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Jimmy Lee
Newsboys’ Club
Edson
Wells
Montana
Boytown
Butte
Ate
Fone
Battlefelds
Newsboys
Butte Newsboys
First female elk to join Butte Elks Lodge
A female elk arrived at Columbia Ideas yesterday and will be presented to Silver Bow lodge No. 40 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elk. The lodge received four brothers earlier and Magle the mother stays with her daughter for several weeks in the garden corral.
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Columbia Ideas
Silver Bow Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Wharton
Magle
Largest crowd on record used street cars on Fourth of July
The Butte Street Railway reports 79,243 fares collected on Friday, the highest yet, beating the 72,000 mark from July 1, 1912. The South Butte line carried 32,865 fares with major crowds at Columbia Garden and the gardens line, while over 14,000 pleasure seekers visited Columbia Garden but the 1912 July 4 total remains higher.
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Butte Street Railway Company
J. R. Wharton
South Butte
Englewood
Holland Arena
Columbia" Garden
Gardens
Two Women With Money Taken From Broadway Hotel
Two women with money, dressed in bathrobes, were awakened and removed from a Broadway hotel at 1 30 am after a party. Miss Sergeant, brown haired and handsome, is accused of assaulting Miss Burns, who shows facial injuries including a swollen eye. Both women, from Winnipeg, face charges and sought high social treatment before later securing bonds.
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Della M. Burny
Broadway
Sergeant
Burns
Winnipeg
Misa
Mrs Mary Quilty Dies After Operation At Butte Hospital
Mrs Mary Quilty of Butte died at a local hospital after a difficult operation. A resident since 1881, she was known as a war mother and left three sons William John and David J a daughter Mrs Edwin Lamb. Funeral at her daughter’s Texas avenue and Wall street home tomorrow at 9 am with high mass at St Joseph’s church at 10 am.
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Q Butte
Yesteday
Through Woman Friend Fugitive Is Caught
Dexter Boyer, sought by police for three weeks, was arrested by Detectives Ambrose, Lynch, and Baldisero on a charge of looting Tony's tin shop at 214 East Park Street. He entered through a back door trap door after an attempted escape. Loot totaled about $200. County attorney charged him with grand larceny.
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Dexter Boyer
Ambrose
Lynch
Baldisero
Tony
East Park Street
Boyer
Iit
Anaconda
Butte
Elliott Gillie Funeral Yesterday Afternoon
At 2 o clock yesterday afternoon the Gillie family residence hosted a funeral for Elliott Gillie. Rev. C Blackiston led a solemn Episcopal service with no sermon or music. The body was later taken to Mount Moriah cemetery and pallbearers were fellow Butte high school classmates Lester Cole Erwin Smith Edgar Barclay Mark Price Michael Barry and Jack Milburn.
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Gillie
Excelsior Avenue
Elliott Gillie
8 C. Blackiston
Episcopal Church
Mount Moriah
el- Yot
Butte High School
Lester Cole
Erwin Smith
Edgar Barclay
Mark’ Price
Michael Barry
Jack Milburn
Empress Circus Week Opens At Empress Theater
Empress theater launches Circus Week with Max's Circus promising entertainment for all ages. The program features The Watch comedy by Charles W Bowser and company, Luciana Lucca described as a musical phenomenon, and vaudeville bits by Barchard and Scarth. The Kinetophone presents Edu ted, with Edison Minstrels and an Empress Orchestra conducted by Lyle Bishop. Footwear ad notes new location at 130 West Park street.
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Empress Theater
Max
Charles W. Bowser
Luciana Lucca
Barchard
Scarth
Lew. Palmore
Chapeau
Tennessee
Edison Minstrels
Empress Orchestra
Lyle Bishop
Finns refuse to aid Butte Socialist group
At an adjourned meeting in Hinlander hall J Koskinen reported for the Finnish socialist focal. A resolution was passed declaring that the Finns will not contribute or support the Butte Socialist as long as the present management and policy continue.
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Duncan
Hinlander Hail
J. Koskinen
Focal
Butte Publishing Company
Butte
Hear Liberal! Boston & Montana Band in Gardens Show
The advertisement invites audiences to a garden event featuring Liberal! with the Boston and Montana band and popular Butte singer Martha Collins. Daredevil Hurley and Miss Labella are listed for a death-defying leap as afternoon and evening attractions.
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Liberal
Martha Collins
Butte
Daredevil Hurley
Miss Labella
Adv
Autos for Hire Must Now Carry Large Red Placards
The city treasurer's license department orders all autos for hire to display a regulation license and a large red placard showing license number and expiration date. The rule aims to curb private party cars used to transport race track patrons at high rates without proper license. License collectors will inspect race track autos for compliance.
Potter Woman and Baby Hurt in Street Collision
Mrs F H Potter of 54 West Park street and her infant were struck by a horse and buggy at Crystal and Park streets yesterday morning. Potter suffered bruises and shock, the child escaped with slight injuries. Police jailed Jack Collins aged 90 and John Shepard aged 30 on reckless driving charges. Potter’s husband, a Clark Block dentist, will press charges.
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F. H. Potter
West Park Street
Bugsy
Crystal
Park Streets
Four Complaints Filed with County Attorney
Four complaints filed yesterday with the county attorney name Shorty Rice for threatening to kill J L Leslie the witness. John Sager faces assault in the third degree on John Burke. Henry Boyd John Ward and John Smith charged with grand larceny. Thomas Prosser accused of disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace.
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Shorty Rice
J. L. Lesiie
John Sager
John Burke
Henry Boyd
John Ward
John Smith
Thomas Proser
Three face charges after riding horse and buggy into town
Henry Boyd John Ward and Joan Smith were fined 100 dollars each by Justice Booker in the police court for mistreating a horse. They face a separate horse stealing charge from the county attorney, to be heard before Justice Shea. Joseph Pennall, long part of no miners union, left for New York and then England for about three months, with relatives in St Anstell Cornwall.
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Henry Boyd
John Ward
Joan Smith
Nine Mile
Justice Booker
Justice Shea
Joseph Pennall
Miners’ Union
New York
England
Penhall
St. Anstell
Cornwall
Hair goods sale opens Monday at Mrs Birthright shop
Switches and other hair items go on a 10 day sale starting Monday with prices from $1 up. Sc' to $10 for combs and barrettes. The funeral for W H Jackson will be held this afternoon at St John's Episcopal Church with interment at Mount Moriah Cemetery. no residence services.
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Birthright
West Broadway
Adv
W. H. Jackson
Mount Moriah Cemetery
St. John's Episcopal Church
Order Stays Proceedings in Butte Case Appeal
The district court granted a stay in the case of Michael J. Dwyer against Lewis J. Duncan as mayor of Butte during the appeal. Chief Justice Brant signed the order yesterday in Helena.
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Helena
End of the World Theorized By Berget At Sorbonne Debate
Reports on M de Berget’s lecture at the Sorbonne predicting Earth’s 6,000,000 year end due to solar radiation and atmospheric changes. The talk described nebular birth through condensation, planetary cooling, and a death via universal freezing. Also notes a Toronto court’s special performance of Debora with one resident judge in attendance.
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Paris
Brooklyn Jagle
Sorbonne
M. Berget
Deborah
Carelotta Neilson
Toronto
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Butte News
Standard
East Broadway
Butts
Independent Telephone
Mont
Sam Clinton
Blanche Clinton
K. Green
M.S. Stanley
Whitehall
R.D. Stumpf
Finlen
Josie Driscoll
Lincoln School
John Driscoll
Nellie Folland
The
Sound
FE. O'Connor
Pittsmont
Oregon
Lake Henry
Idaho
Rational Park
W. H. Stork
North Washington Street
Los Angeles
Mountain View Methodist Gharch
George Stevens
William Farth
Stevens
State Spiritualist Convention
Som. Pruett
the Clothery
North Main Street
Goren
Owle-Winterhalter-Hanmies CO
Corner Park and
Dakota Sts
Ownere
E. S. Wells
Butte Elks’ Lodge
Mary Quilty
Beulah Fant
Entre Nous
Napton
Empress
Will. Norstrpront Paper
Mose Linz
Orton Brothers
Best Pianos
Steinway
Chickering & Sons
Knabe, Kranich & Bach
VOSE
J. & C. Fischer
Hallet & Davis
Conway, Whitney
HINZE
Smith & Strohber
H. P
Smith & Barnes
Tolden
Ernest Gabler
Iutiful
Ward
Melville Clark
Butte, Mont
Western Outfit Co
8. C. Blackiston
Birth OF the Earth
I. Simon
N. Main St
Butter
the Fair Drug & Assay Supply Co
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