Butte Notes: Social Visits and Local Notices
Butte notes list many social visits births and arrivals. Mr and Mrs D A Martin welcome a son born July 5 at 1013 Empire Street. Lisa Horn and Ralph Bliss are among guests visiting Walkerville and Windom respectively. Several residents travel or host visitors from Spokane Spokane and Missoula. Storage space at Sherman Reed Garage on Broadway and Arizona is advertised. The Woman's Missionary Society and church groups announce meetings and socials. Elks from Wallace Idaho visit Butte as Worstell attends events in town and Idaho Elks plan to dedicate a new sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros Stein-Bloch
Tonkin's
Pipestone
D. A. Martin
Empire Street
M. Johnson
Livingston
South Butte
J. B. Porter
Kansas City
Lisa Horn
Thomas Roberts
Wyoming Street
Suzy G
Naugh
Aly
D. Binnard
Spokane
G. Kelly
F. E
Warren Avenue
Ter
George Reed
Walkerville
Cooke, Mont
W. E. Towner
Minot
N. D
Sherman & Reed
Broadway
Arizona
Ralph Bliss
Windom
Minn
Kate Brophy
Salt Lake
Robert M. Green
West Diamond Street
Cascade
Ernest Humfeldt
Elm Street
Boulder
HH. E. Worstell
Wallace
Idaho
Missoula
D.C. Cava
Idaho) Lodge
Butte
Pocatello
Elks
Worstell
Milch Fletcher Couple Married at Sacred Heart Church
Eugene Milch and Miss Thaus Fletcher, both of Helena, were married yesterday at the Sacred Heart parish house. A wedding reception followed at the Thornton house, after which the couple left for a wedding trip to San Diego.
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Milch—Fletcher
Eugene Milch
Thaus Fletcher
Helena
Sacred Heart Farish House
Thornton
Milcr
San Diego
Oriental Visitors Welcomed at Butte Shrine Banquet
A special 11 car train carrying Nobles of the Mystic Shrine fromTacome to Buffalo arrived in Butte at 1 55 pm, four blocks of parade, banquet at the Masonic temple, Nobles and ladies hosted by Butte Shriners. Imperial Oriental Guide E L Garretson spoke for visitors and locals praised hospitality. The party toured local mines before returning to the Milwaukee station. The convention will meet in Buffalo July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacome
Buffalo
Butte
Bagdad Temple
Jasonic Temple
el Katif
Spokane
William Montgomery
E. L. Garretson
Biriefly
Ed B. King
Coma
Potenate
Aff Temple
Milwaukee
L. Carroll
J. F. Bachus
Matte
J. M. Brechbill
Missouls
Gdad
Gang Threat Prompts Fire Up at Gregson Springs
George Forsyth of Gregson Springs says a gang known as the 666 planned to clean up the place over Fourth of July night. Sheriff Henderson and five deputies faced 16 rowdies who refused to leave, resulting in clashes and injuries among the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Forsyth
Gregson Springs
Forsyth
Henderson
Prize winner from Colorado visits Butte Elk game
W. H. Moreland known as BU, past exalted ruler of Colorado Springs No. 809 B P C E, praises Butte parade and state association meetings. He predicts grand lodge influence will shift to state associations and commends Montana for broad lodge representation. He offers to donate his small Elk award to Associated Charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
W. H. Moreland
Harry Galwey
Cal Hubbard
Fondles Face Warning After Springs Incident
A sheriff warned the Fondles that future appearances at the springs would bring another dose of the same treatment as they admitted being "cleaned" in a prior event at the location. The remark underscores ongoing tensions and the potential for repeat action by authorities.
Well-Dressed Slickers Reap One Rich Harvest
Two neatly dressed pickpockets who mingled with crowds in Broadway hotel cabarets netted a sizable haul. Four patrons had wallets stolen and two men faced suspicion. a wallet was taken from an inside pocket and two patrons reported losses of 56 dollars. A safe at the Washington meat market on West Park Street yielded nothing after thieves broke in. Frank Foster pleaded guilty to stealing five boxes of cigars from Browne Flannigan delivery wagon and received 20 days in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Washington
West Park Street
Browne-Flannigan Company
Frank Foster
Conservatives and Liberals Align on Romania War Aid
The tender of the conservatives and the liberals shows a united stance in favor of intervention by Romania to aid the Entente. Both parties pledge cooperation and a common course in future actions.
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Romania
Entente Alll
Marines Still Engage in Dominican Inland Skirmishes
Washington reports Dominican revolutionists offer only slight opposition to the American marine force commanded by Colonel Pendleton as they move toward Santiago. Rear Admiral Caperton informed the Navy Department that Seaman John Delles of the cruiser Memphis was accidentally shot and seriously wounded last Sunday. The Prohibition party adopts a camel emblem for its 1916 campaign in a gun metal button bearing P P. In London the Irish outlook improves as assurances reach Walter Hume Long that a compromise may be possible, prompting consideration of a meeting of unionists Friday.
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Washington
Colonel Pendleton
Santiago
Miral Caperton
Theavy Department
Admiral Caperton
Chicago
Prohibition Party
National Party
P.P
London
Walter Hume Long
Local Government Board
Rolph declines call for extra police at waterfront
San Francisco mayor James Rolph Jr refused to order swearing in 500 to 11,000 extra police for waterfront duty amid ongshoremen and river men strikes after a chamber of commerce committee urged action. Washington reports: the War Department retires Captain Lewis E Goodier II from the field artillery corps after a fatal fall from an airplane during training at the San Diego army aviation school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
James Rolph, Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Romania's Take Ionescu and Filipescu in London dispatches
Dispatches state that Take Ionescu former minister of the Interior and M Filipescu former minister of war travel to Amsterdam via London. The report notes their activities as forwarded by Central News and carried by dharest telegrams.
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Ondon
Dharest
Amsterdam
Central News
Take Ionescu
Interior
M. Filipescu
MEADERVILLE BAR SHOOTING NAMES KILLER FIRED AT MI VOSCH
In Meaderville a bar fight left Mike Mivosch dead and several injured as three men clashed over a water wheel. Witness Mick Viniscelovich testified Barach fired. Cansonovich a fugitive, Fach under arrest. Exterior witnesses say many are aliens. inquiry proceeds with an interpreter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mick Viaisceloinen
Meaderville
Mike Mivosch
Mivosch
Pete Cansonovich
Rod Fach
Tiarach
n=quest
Viniscelovich
Mike Mivorch
Cansonovich
Harach
Barach
Danson
Panton
Human flag participants ride street cars for Fourth of July
The human flag group was rewarded for hours of practice with a Fourth of July event ride on Butte Electric Railway lines. They toured Centerville Meaderville and surrounding districts where children greeted them with cheers and candy as the children enjoyed the ride and a fun day across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellisoa
Butte Electric Railway
Centerville
Ville
Meaderville
Father and Son Hurt as Ore Train Backs Onto Wagon
Joe Stroznik and his two year old son were badly injured when an ore train backed onto Stroznik's wagon near Whitehall Meaderville last evening. The father suffers crushed leg and left wound while the boy has a crushed right foot and hip lacerations. Both are at Murray hospital with the child listed in serious condition. The wagon and horse were destroyed. Stroznik says the train backed up without warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Stroznik
Whitehall
Meaderville
Joe
Stroznik
Murray Hospital
Veterans of Milwaukee elect Barrett president
The association of veterans of the Puget Sound extension of the Milwaukee road elected E. H. Barrett, assistant general superintendent, as president. The meeting in Miles City drew 320 members. Minneapolis was chosen as the next gathering site for a joint session of eastern and western divisions.
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Association of Veterans of the Puget Sound Extension of the
Milwaukee Road
E. H. Barrett
Miles City
Minneapolis
Funeral for Mrs. Hettie Green Buried in Family Plot
After a simple funeral service the body of Mrs. Hettie Green was buried today in the family plot beside her husband Edward. A plain granite shaft inscribed with the family name marks the grave as pallbearers from the village, longtime friends, carried the casket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettie Green
Edward
Mourning for Kitchener Across England
Thousands across England wear black straw hats in mourning for Lord Kitchener who died aboard the cruiser Hampshire in the North Sea, as a national tribute and symbol of respect.
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England
Lord Kitchener
Hampshire
North Sea
Ward steamship arrives safely at Monterey from Vera Cruz
The Ward steamship with 251 passengers including American refugees reached Monterey today from Vera Cruz after avoiding the West Indian cyclone path. No damage occurred beyond disarrangement of the wire telegraph apparatus aboard.
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Ward
Monterey
Vera Cruz
Four Shot By Robbers In Bank Robbery At St Marys
Four persons were shot during a bank robbery at the St Marys State Bank in St Marys Kansas on July 5. Robbers escaped after driving off with $2400. A woman named Mildh aided by guarding the street while three accomplices wrecked the safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Kan
St. Mary's State Bank
Mildh
Admiral Winslow Receives Retirement Order July 29
Washington July 5 orders retire Admiral Winslow who will reach age limit on July 29. The commander of the vacite meet will vacate his post and a successor announcement will be made within a few days.
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Winslow
Thtire Washington
Cam
Jac aeHae ‘Winslow
ERS Univyepartment
Centerville Man Stabbed After Home Area Fight
Pat Sullivan of Centerville was stabbed on the left side early yesterday during a fight near his home. J. McCarthy was charged with the stabbing and a deputy sheriff booked him for disturbance after Sullivan was said to be the aggressor. Sullivan suffered a bite on the hand during the altercation.
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Miner
Pat Sullivan
Centerville
J. McCarthy
Knostman
McCarthy
Sullivan
Touring the State Party Camps in Butte Stop
G H Beckwith and family from St Ignatius, settlers of Flathead, tour Montana by car stopping in Butte for the Fourth of July celebration. Five members travel with camping gear and plan flexible stops along the route. A public notice asks all bills against B P O ks convention committee No 240 to be presented. London reports an average of 350 births and 70 deaths daily.
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G. H. Beckwith
St. Ignatius
Flathead
Butte
B. P. O. Ks’ Convention Committee
Sheehan
London
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East Broadway
Business Department
Editorial
Masonic Temple
Colorado
Morelind
Moselinz
Main and Broadway
Towle- Winterhalter- Hai
Wes
McCarthy’s
North Dakota
Fruit Department
Oner
Heen
Heave
Veterans OF Milwaukee Elect
Barrett
Kitchener
Aio Eo
Brownfield-Canty CO
McCarthy, Bryant & Co
F. Park St
Lyons
Lyons “Best
W. C. B. Coffes
John J. McCarthy
I. Simon
North Main
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