Elks Prepare for Largest Grand Lodge Meeting in Buffalo
The forty first grand lodge session of the Elks opens in Buffalo with a week of events. Expected leaders include Robert W. Brown of Louisville for grand exalted ruler and Dr. W. H. Haviland of Butte as grand trustee. The week features parades, speeches, ceremonies, and prizes, with Denver and Dallas contending to host the 1906 meeting.
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the Elks
Buffalo
Cincinnati
W. H. Haviland
Butte
Robert W. Brown
Louisville
Champ S. Andrews
New York Lodge
Charles A.S. Vivian
Grand Lodge
Lake Erie
Tecke Theater
Niagara Falls
Denver
Dallas
Only a Young Boy on Downhill Road
Abe Blenstein, 14, was arrested on petty larceny charges for stealing $40 in emeralds and $1.10 in cash from S. Reeves at 618 Colorado street. Reeves said Blenstein entered through a back window, was caught in the act, and admitted the theft during questioning. He lived with his parents next door to Reeves.
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Abe Blenstein
S. Reeves
Colorado Street
Reeves
Blenstein
Fall from third story window leaves Butte man near death
Fred Limecolly known as Fred Christie fell from a south Copper King block window to the alley below. He survived initially but suffers brain concussion and internal hemorrhage. Witnesses report no clear cause or motive. his brother Bert Christie and Dr. Owens aided him before he was moved to Murray and Freund’s hospital. His parents live in Chicago and he recently returned from Salt Lake City.
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Fred Limecolly
Butte
Fred Christie
Copper King Block
Galena
Wyoming Streets
Murray & Freund's Hospital
Red Light District
Jerry Lyrech
William Adams
Bert Christie
Casino
Owens
Anaconda
Galena Alley
Fred Limecully
Salt Lake
Royal Cafe
South Main Street
Bert
A. A. Covell
Chicago
Fire Threatens Goldfield As Hotel Burns
A blaze in Goldfield Nevada started in the town’s upper end and now threatens the entire town. A three story hotel is burning as firefighters struggle to control the flames.
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Goldfield
Nev
New Ball Player O'Brien Joins Missoula Team
The Missoula baseball club adds O'Brien a pitcher from Walla Walla Washington. He arrives in Missoula July 8 and will depart on No 4 to pitch against Butte tomorrow. He carries an unbeaten season record before the Washington league folded.
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Standard
Missoula
O'Brien
Walla Walla
Washington
Butte
Butte to Honor Col Sanders Memory with Special Train
Butte leaders organize a special 8 am Sunday train to Helena to attend Colonel Wilbur F. Sanders funeral Monday at 2 pm. Local G A R officials and Silver Bow Bar members plan resolutions, flowers, and a bar delegation to join visitors from across Montana.
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Butte
Helena
Col
W. F. Sanders
Montana
Colonel Sanders
Finlen
St. Andrew's Society
Bobby Burns
Sanders
Rod D. Leggatt
Charles S. Warren
L. A. Walker
George W. Irvin
Silver Bow
R. D. Leggat
Anaconda
Silver Bow County
Mont
J. F. Beck
Montana Pioneers’ Association
Charles 8. Warren
Wilbur F. Sanders
Caesar
Historical Society of Montana
Harriet Sandere
Pioneers of
Pioneer Association of Montana
Rod D. Leggat
Thomas C. Miles
Company B
Second Infantry
Fueral
Charles
Warren
Beatrice Fairfax Attempts Suicide in Missoula Lodging House
Beatrice Fairfax a vaudeville performer in Missoula tried to kill herself with carbolic acid in her West Front street room. A fellow resident knocked the bottle away before she swallowed, leaving her mouth face and right forearm burned. she was taken to Sisters' Hospital and rested tonight.
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The
Standard
Missoula
O. K
West Front Street
Beatrice Fairfax
Beatrice
Pixley
Sisters’ Hospital
St. Paul
Not Mis Fault Tales from Filegende Blactter
Sergeant-Why voices a farcical exchange with a policeman about noisy students. The officer recalls arresting four youths who refused to accompany him.
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Filegende
No Coursing Meet As Hares Escape From Park
No hares were recaptured for the 24-dog stake after 40 rabbits were in the afternoon run. Most escaped through a hole, leaving 13 secured. Fresno supply could not arrive in time so the event was cancelled. Owners may still trial dogs this afternoon at the park until remaining jacks are used.
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Fresno
Cal
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C. T. Mills
Mills College
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Smith, Wellesley
Illusie
Julia P. Bailey
Pacific Ave
Spokane, Wash
Houston
Teachers College
George F. Brooks Houston
Eleventh and Jefferson
Lyon
Action of
Silver Bow County Bar
Miss Fairfax
Ity
M. J. Connell CO
Renforce
Galateas
Morrow
M. J. Connell
Company
Connelet Company
M. J. Connell Company
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