Socialists Rally in Butte to Organize Montana Campaign
Montana socialists meet in Butte to perfect organization for next year’s campaigns. State committee opens at Workingmen's Union Hall with plans for headquarters move from Helena and station plan to cover the state. Leaders aim for 18 000 votes, hire two organizers, and bring prominent speakers to towns and hamlets.
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Socialists
Montana
Butte
State Committee
Workingmen's Union Hall
North Main Street
Helena
Michigan
Allon
Aleady
G. A. Willett
T. Bryan
Hamilton
J. H. Walsh
Judith Basin
Lewistown
J DO. Graham
Livingston
John Horn
Billings
William Dick
Aldridge
EB. F. Pabert
Stark
Storrar
Hree
A. D. McDonald
Wilder
J. R. Gildean
Kalispell
Physicians Give Up Hope for Durand in Butte
Doctors treating Frank Durand a prominent Monteate rancher and bus man heard in Butte have lost hope for his recovery after a distressing medical condition. Durand is a longtime member of the local Institute and known figure in the community.
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Butte
Frank Durand
Institute «Mnadic
Monteate
Watch Stolen From Mrs Forbes At Local Saloon
Mrs Thomas Forbes of 04 East Galena Street filed a 104 complaint with police last night after a man entered Fast Park Street Saloon, spoke with her, then snatched her gold watch from her shirt waist as she rejoined friends. The watch, torn from its pin, was taken during the incident.
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Thomas Forbes
East
Galena Street
Watch Valued at 20 Dollars in Police Investigation
A woman claims the watch was a present from a former husband and values its intrinsic worth at twenty dollars due to associations. Police continue to investigate the case.
Death of Bulte Matron Mrs. J. W. Turner at Home
Mrs. J W Turner died at her home after a brief illness attributed to maternity complications. Funeral from the Turner residence tomorrow at 2 PM, interment at Mt Moriah. Survived by husband, three week old son Charles Landerman, a brother and three sisters in Putte.
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J. W. Turner
Bulte
Turner
Shi
Platinum Street
Mt. Moriah
Pony
Butten March
Mr. Turner
Main
Galena Streets
Turner Becamme
Charles Landerman
William Knowton
O A.rossman
Rm M. Burrett
Putte
Births Recorded for Several Local Families in July
A series of birth notices list a son born July 5 to the wife of William RR Tonkin at 45 Walnut. a daughter born July 6 to the wife of Thomas McGrath at 836 North Montana Street. a son born July 7 to the wife of Alexander Walker at 213 North Idaho Street. a son born July 10 to the wife of Mary Winchester at 3 North Jack BOM Street. and a girl born July 10 to the wife of Michiel Trainer at NL West Quartz Street.
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Wiliam RR. Tonkin
Thomas McGrath
North Montana Street
Alexander Walker
North Idaho Sreet
Marry Winchester
North Jack
Bom Street
Michiel Trainer
West Quartz Street
Bozeman Community Notes Highlight Weddings Travel and Visits
Local residents enjoy social events from July parties to a Nuptials at a judge's office. Miss Stella Sexton weds Peter Nelson while Noah Stir and Annis Brittan marry near Bozeman. Traveling figures include Miss Alice Citteholi and Miss Helen Brewer visiting towns and attending the National Educational Association in Massachusetts. Community members journey to Kentucky and Missoula, with professional moves and a lodge gathering in Wickes.
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Ward Vaulkner
Bozeman
Moyday
Teteville
Faulkner
Peter Lewis
Walter Cooper
Peter Nelson
Stella Sexton
W. Y. Smith
Offic
Hazeman
J. B. Linfield
Canada
Local society notes feature ministers and residents
The document lists Reverend G. Re presiding elder at the Muthodiet South church during a quarterly meeting. It mentions W. B. Gaffney from Boulder now with the Montana colony at Restle, his daughter Marguerit visiting, Mrs Tara Powell traveling to San Francisco as State Representative to the supreme council of the Order of Pende, Mrs George Beckwith of Butte visiting Mere Merkin, and several others including Mr and Mrs Rembrick of Broadwater County visiting Captain and Mrs. Carries Stinaon, with Carrie Stinaon to Helena, Janie Jigil staying in Butte, and RB Stranaien purchasing property near the courthouse. Rev. Mr Sewle buying the residence noted.
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Boukies
Re ‘Or
Muthodiet South Church
F. CC. Berendes
W. B. Gaffney
Boulder
Montana
Res*tle
Tara Powell
San Francisco
Supreme Council of the Order of Pende
Leorge Beckwith
Butte
Carrie Stinaon
Helena
Janie Jigil
Stranaien
Boodhaffmey
Mr. Sewle
North Pacific Week End Excursion Rates Listed
General Agent W. H Merriman announces on sale rates for weekend excursions from Butte. Pipestone Whitehall Lime Spur Twin Bridges Alder Ronan Hamilton and other destinations with varying return dates and one day and following Monday returns. Tickets on sale Wednesdays and Saturdays at Corner Main and Park streets.
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Whitehall
Py MG Solon
Deer Lodge
Ronitu
Ocean
Hamilton
Uredaiye
W. HH
Merriman
Park Streets
Butte
Georgia mountaineers defended by Gen James Longstreet
Longstreet argues Georgia mountain folk are peaceful until provoked and defend liberty with courage. He recalls past conflicts with revenue officers, notes locals’ hospitality to travelers, and asserts many moonshiners are honest, hardworking people who rely on small farms and illicit whiskey for income.
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Detroit
James Longstreet
United States
Georgia
Tcs
Witchington
South Carolina
Virginia
James Findley
Stainesville
Neck
Old Ima
Jacob Shane
John
Alhorn
Findley
Securcely
Gainesville
Athinta
Women Run Street Cars in Chillicothe Ohio
In Chillicothe Ohio women operate the street car lines with seven regular conductors one extra and one relief. They wear simple uniforms a ribbon badge and caps or hats. They work long hours for five dollars a week with weekly days off and one Sunday off in seven weeks. The women have no union strikes and enjoy good relations with motormen and passengers.
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Chillicothe
Ohio
Priests Seek Beards in Southern Austria Amid Actor Myths
Catholic priests of Southern Austria petition the Vienna archbishop for permission to grow beards. They claim beard growth would shield them from mistaken identity as strolling actors and alleviate “preacher's sore threat.” The trend shows beards increasing among Catholic clergy, while Anglican priests tend to hairlessness.
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Vienna
Austria
Athole
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