Butte Hotel Guests From Several Cities Fill Local Inns
A long list of visitors heads through Butte hotels including Orton Bros occupants from Plains and Helena, Missoula, Great Falls, Anaconda, Dillon, Miles City, Livingston, Billings, Deer Lodge, Salmon, Wise River and others. Guests stay at the Arizona, Acoma, Finlen, Thornton, Leggat, Butte, Grand, and Pinien, with social activities and ads for local attractions and events interspersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
F. S. Letterman
Plains
Arizona
G. E. Harris
Missoula
Finlen
T. M. Griffin
Billings
Thornton
City
A. J. Breitenstein
Great Falls
Butte
Sam A. Roberts
Helena
L. D. Fraser
Miles City
L. A. Robinson
Livingston
Butte Hotel
P. J. Melchart
A. Young
Dillon
Karl Tash
Leggat
H. B. Miller
The
Saturday Evening Post
Flynn
P.O
Graham
Pish
Pinson Hotel
Walkerville
Ella Fiske
Fea
Start on repair work around city streets
City hall announced the start of extensive repair work on streets with worn crossings and holes to be patched. Graders will work along routes for several weeks to improve dirt streets, and two carloads of lumber arrived for resin work on Emmet Street crossings.
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Emmet Street
Butte Jesuit Leaves for Eastern Seminary
The Rev. Father Maurice Meagher daughter of C. E. Meagher leaves for Woodstock Maryland to continue year long Jesuit seminary studies after being ordained two weeks ago. He celebrated his first mass in St Francis Xavier Missoula and in Butte at St Patrick's church with many friends present. He spent Sunday with his father and close acquaintances renewing ties and receiving congratulations from Mining City residents.
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Maurice Meagher
C. E. Meagher
Butte
Woodstock
Father Meagher
St. Francis Xavier
Missoula
St. Patrick's Church
Order of Red Men to Convene Soon in Montana
State officers from across Montana will meet at Philipsburg July 18–19 for elections and to push the orphan support program. Sagamore Connor unavailable from Kentucky. meeting includes leaders from four Pocahontas councils and the Great Council in the United States. The group, chartered since 1835 and active in charity, plans to extend its reach and uphold its pledge to fund education and support for orphans.
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Montana
Philipsburg
Olds
Butte
Forts
Edard O. Connor
Sagamore
United States
Sagamore Connor
Kentucky
Robert I. Crowe
Union
Congress
Roosevelt
Emile Bouffard
Ans .Breat
Burt Clark
Superior
Sagasnore
John T. Gardner
Reat
Charles D. Courtney
Prophet
O. N. Olds
William H. Hood
Orphan Support Board
Thomas Coverly
Joseph Lepke
L. B. Lavallee
Milwaukee adds train to service to Yellowstone gate
Milwaukee railroad officials announced a fourth daily train between Gallatin Gateway and Three Forks to handle rising traffic to Yellowstone. The service departs Gallatin Gateway at 11 30 a m and reaches Three Forks at 12 40 p m connecting with no 18 eastbound. The return leaves Three Forks at 2 10 p m with passengers from the west. A Youngstown Dollar Savings Trust party of 125 from Youngstown Ohio took a special train from Gallatin Gateway to Ohio. On July 12 the Milwaukee Athletic Club party of four will depart Spokane traveling via the gateway to the park.
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Total Latin Gateway
Yellowstone Park
Gallatin Gateway
Milwaukee Railroad
Highis
Youngstown Dollar Savings ‘Trust Company
Youngstown
Ohio
Gallatin ‘Gateway
Milwaukee Athletic Club
Butte Fourth of July Leveled by Court Action
In police court, ten drunken celebrants from the Fourth of July in Butte admitted conduct as the law intervened. most were discharged by Judge Shea after brief hearings. a Rialto theater parking violator was dismissed after a court lecture. Rotary meeting at Silver Bow club noon today. Marriage licenses issued to Lehr Vanderheider Greene Ward and others.
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Butte
Themelves
Shea
Rialto Theater
Rotary
Silver Bow Club
District Court
Harry Chris Lehr
Neille Vanderheider
Ogder
Stalemate in Louis Rose naturalization case
Federal ruling blocks passport approval for Louis Rose as his American citizenship case awaits trial. Rose must appear for a hearing before the matter can proceed, delaying entry to the United States. The status suggests Rose is likely to remain overseas until the court sets the case for trial.
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Louis Rose
Poland
Rose
Butte Pioneers Initiate Glass and New Applications
The Butte Pioneers club met Tuesday night at Levens & Manley. The executive board favorably reviewed 11 new membership applications submitted June 2, led by applicants including Mary Harrington, Mary Hickey, Charles Daly, Amin K. Setber, Thomas Riley, W. W. Dirks, W. W. Dunks, Andrew Kin bey, Kinney, John Topet, Walters Sts Kesie Ride Rs, Maria Hopkins, Harold J. Knowlton, Rose Pearce, Henry Wiegay, and Tama Fenle. The club planned a spring event and considered installing a troupe to be led by Charles vere. Railroader J. W. Lowrie of Salt Lake City visited and discussed official matters. Joint installation of Silver Leaf No. 10 and Enterprise No. 40 lodges set for July 7 at 8:30 p.m. at South Butte hall. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs and families invited.
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Butte Pioneers’ Club
Levens & Manley
Thore
Mary Harrington
Mary Hickey
Charles Daly
Amin K. Setber
Thomas Riley
W. W. Dirks
W. W. Dunks
Andrew Kinbey
Rinne Kinney
John Topet
Dein Walters
Kesie Ride
Maria
Chist Joseph
Gibbon
Hamlton
J. W. Lowrie
Salt Lake City
Southern Pacific Railroad
Silver Leaf
Enterprise
Fyats
Yellowstone Park travel heavy in June with 6,256 cars
Horace M. Albright reports six thousand two hundred fifty six automobiles carrying eighteen thousand seven hundred ten passengers entered Yellowstone Park in June. California cars led with one thousand seventeen vehicles carrying two thousand eight hundred forty eight Californians. Western entrance busiest with seven thousand five hundred seven passengers.
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Yellowstone Park
Horace M. Albright
Union
California
Idaho
Millnois
Washington
Mexco
Burglar Steals Pocket Book From Home on South Montana
While the Roberts family slept, a burglar entered at 007 South Montana Street early yesterday morning through a broken window and stole a pocket book containing $25. Police investigated the break in.
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C. Roberts
South
Montana Street
Robbers Snatch Watch in Daylight on East Galena
In daylight on East Galena Street yesterday afternoon two men grabbed a value table watch from William Weis of 1007 South Arizona Street. Weis chased them and forced one robber into a hotel several blocks away but both assailants escaped with the watch.
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Galena Street
William Weis
South
Arizona Street
Wels
Tonic for Growth and Vitality Promoted in Ad
An old advertisement touts 8.8.5 as a century tested tonic for children and adults. It claims to boost appetite, build red blood, improve nourishment, and restore strength and vitality. Sold in two sizes at drug stores with the larger size offering better value.
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Fletcher
Union Pacific System
Butte Notes
Rome
Duueg
W.E. Dodd
W. Broadway
Butte Jesuit
Eastern Seminary
Milwaukee
Three Forks
Gateway
Heagh
Louis
Butte Pioneers
Columbia Gardens
ARION + DAVIES
Captain Salvation
Deans
Oceae
Tely
Fisher’s Millinery
Boyington Gown Shoppe
Broadway
Claude Kiff
Winter Garden
Jean
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