Butte Notes Show Traveling Residents and Local Business
Butte page lists travelers and visitors from Helena Great Falls Anaconda Missoula and other Montana towns. Mentions W C Howard T J Walsh Norris Clymer and many others heading to Philadelphia Chicago New York and Liverpool for business mining convent ions and AOH events. Also notes births marriages and new ads for local services and newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Walsh
Helens
Tmnity
Lord Jett
Philadelphia
Ironalde
North Mainstract
Yegen Bros
John M. Murphy
Yestertag
Hope
Idaho
Inty Iw
Georgy Hanrison
West Copper Street
New York
Liverpool
Patrick H. Kenny
Dennis O'Neill
Chicago
Hibernians
Norris Clymer
Anaconda
Lhe City
Clymer
Spokane
Mamie Lenahan
Misa Katherine Rowan
Effle Leary
Youngstown
Ohio
P. A
Helen
G. A. Eckstrom
Great Falls
Waldo Eckberg
Missoula
C. BE. Franzen
Aniconia
Mr. Floodberg
Barber
Butte
Swedish Lutheran Church
Montanuns
Butte Arn Mra
Frank Conley
Helen Conley
C. N. Huenberg
R. L. Kelly
Karl Kea
Mex
Deer Lodge
D. & Moore
Livingston
Pearl Harrie
Anacauds
Williams
J. Bonte
Lewistown
Trarnion
Montana Points
J. Walsh
M. McCoy
John FR. Riddle
WW. Patterson
Helena
F W. Andrews
William Fannier
Frank Mailiska
J. E. Hood
Three Marks
A. W. Richter
Sams
Cox
Ennis
Marie Sandem
George H. Medfuliln
Deer Ledge
J. Vict
Harald Snow
Bertha Douglas
Edwin Pitvin
Emily Harrison
St. Louis
Brest Fitze
Rose Burrows
Filbert Calm
E Ddie Murray
Hoscar Bork
Mary Baldwin
John J. Shea
Anna M. Sullivan
Leroy Culbertson
Grace Burke
Samuel J. Prester
Ella Hayes
Hutte
West er Lumber head to Montana lumbermen meeting
Dunks, manager of West er Lumber company, leaves this morning for Ilante Hot Springs to attend the Montana Retail Lumbermen's association annual meeting. About 180 delegates are expected with families. The session opens with routine business then a picnic. A loan will be offered tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunks
Wester Lumber Company
Ilante
Hot Springs
Montana
Program of interest banquet to be heard in afternoon
An afternoon program featuring speakers of interest to lambetttion will be heard. A banquet will follow the event, with plans to consider the day. The convention is held each year at the springs.
Friendly visit leads to missing money and robbery charge
A badly copied report states a drunken woman told police a man named Phos Login and two minors visited her Butte home and a wallet or $43 disappeared The man was charged with robbery Involved roommates Edward Murphy John Murphy and others not related The night audit suggests a theft during the visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phos Login
Auth Butte
Wien Hie
Jett
Beanls
Hagin
Death of Lineman From Contact With Live Power Line
Verhniral testimony at the inquest says lineman Andrew Luininger died after a power line contact near the Braund house. Witnesses described the electric surge lasting about 20 minutes and the man begging for care as his clothes smoked. Jury finds the death resulted from contact with the power wire with no party held responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Luininger
Linentitn
Braund Ho
Butte Electric
Fower Company
Sk. Rozet
SL Colorada Treet
Power Company
Sihd
Bratind House
Davininger
Leininger
Tater Leininger
J C Adams Hospitalized After Pneumonia Attack
J C Adams, assistant general superintendent of the A C MS company, was removed yesterday from his Monae, sil) Woeat Quartz street, to Murray hospital following an attack of pneumonia. The malady yesterday developed signs of typhoid fever. Adams’s condition is not considered critical. he will remain at the hospital until the disease runs its course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OQ. Adams
A. C. MS Company
Murray Hospital
Adama
Tragic Sunday deaths prompt prayer service at family home
A strict service for Burt Smith and his new bride was held at the brothers home on South Main after their bodies were found Sunday. Relatives attended as two hearses carried the couple to the cemetery for interment in adjacent graves. The scene echoed with mourning as the Hipalries observed the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Smith
South Main Street
Smith
Grand Avenue
Automobiles Demand and Chamber Registration In Helena
Reading like a bustling early 20th century notice, attendees from Anaconda to Virginia City register for a chamber event while vehicles and novelty displays draw crowds. Delegates from Butte, Missoula, Great Falls, and Helena list among the attendees as organizers and officers greet visitors with roses and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uy Valley
Chamber of Coun Pees
Ube
Nvatht Aerio
Tmons Hilter Root
Lottie Renaux
Misa Olive Rennis
B. Cohen
Attto
Butte
WW. Watling
Rtule LrYonsurer
Billings
D. Weed
Mist Staif
Helena
D. Mulroney
Missoula
J. W. James
Deer Lodge
Stte
W. A. Logan
Maup
J. Gilligan
Julte
Aldo
Sived Am
Tom Collins
J. W. Weir
Joseph Smith
F. G. Hired
Johan W. James
John Crotty
Votte
S. L. Tha
George D. Lapp
Andrew
Frank Staples
A. J. Cohen
Jack McDonough
Thomas Uliss
Cris Prachen
W. Taylor
John Vcc Powers
D. J. Lynch
Bilings
W. W. Watkinsaug
Schwal
Great Falls
Charles E. Morris
A. D. Catfield
J. Krishauer
Jelm J. Shununin
R .E. Patterson
Clark
Clemens Wardinsky
Niehholy
John Lousin
P. A. Mowbray
Wilam
Hopt
Artes
Hganit
DT. Weed
Sowlaton
Walker
Livingston
Iarry
Laurent Anit
Gilligan
Miles City
Charles J. Wheater
Hugh Lee Dimes Holier
TE. Alan
Wagnebreth
W. x Framblay
A. J. Hork
Alniotting
Ira
Vert
Ty Micael Prachi
HW. Andrews
W. J. McCornick
Mrenest Miteh
J. W. Theeles
A Mc Mary
George Prim
JS. de Long
C. Po Drllenatr
A.bsith
Ls. Canin
Pylson
J. C. Chambers
John Po McCarthy
Liegd Shutkin
Toreph Alia
Woodcraft Circles Install Officers In Rite Of Fraternal Parade
A joint installation of Woodcraft Circles featured a formal ceremony with a social dance. The page lists numerous officers and attendees, detailing roles from advisers to musicians, with temporary assignments for members traveling to Denver Missoula Anaconda and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garpenters
Adar Wood
Meer Budge
Mipsesla
Herbert Inivet
Phantelu
Trusy
Hed Thebes
Bathorne
Planta Solo
Aavgoeet
Lillian Pui
Whit Sale
Danay Quigtey
Mir Kure Dave
Agnes Ore Tity
Che
Altheers
Hemlock
Rogo Tetrad
Mr StHley
Nytat “Ny
Mary Berriman
Wig Limighz Gilbert
Neitts White
Tof Gi
Martha J. Kemp
Sarah Pirath Yankery
Mary Logan
Catherine Burton
Ote Yuri
Jenne “Thomas
Fillet Galbert
Ann Bickner
Llees
Carre Denton
Maud Milmes
Janie Pojeray
Wizabeth
Far- Melon
Mansiclan
Mombnny Pty Nolan
Silver How
Mutehnson
Louise Davies
Hearnot Plog
Vunsey
Bertheert
Gertha King
Wanker
Nary Arkin
Perk
Grace Southeonite
Anni
Capeweouler
Griemeling William
Aliee O'Brien
Pearl
Derr
Crowds of Children Enjoy Garden Day in Columbia
The Gardens event drew about 4,000 children on favorable weather as families picnicked and played. The playgrounds and new apparatus attracted youngsters while the pool offered a safe wading spot and hillsited paths drew parents and caretakers to watch and relax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Layden
Sevres
Will Pawers
Standard subscription offer with premiums announced
The notice advertises a Standard subscription for one year at ten dollars or six months for eight eight dollars with monthly options. It promises a handsome premium for advance payment and directs readers to submit orders to the Butte or Anaconda offices or by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Anconda
Nasonda
Talksing Sunday Stake at Coursing Park
There will be a one day stake at Coursing Park on Sunday with entries including Welsh Hoy Harry Keen American Nell Hight Bower Snow Flight Can Folation Excel Gold Stone Jimmy Keen Bowery Bain Robert Mitchell Mona Mau Campbell Custer Las Ales Lad Left Hower Maud Campbell pairs with Lasies Lad Custer with Left Bower.
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Coursing Park
Willy
Teddy a Dead One SAYS Tom Richards
Tom Richards, clerk of the school board, returned quaterday Crop th Zi where he spent 4 month's yar tnt die sass Roosevelt to politealy Arad and Laks the colonel ea ota nothing anere tha injury Teta ven. as Mr Medards attended the Chicago convention, fever lowing a tun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Richards
Roosevelt
Politealy
Arad
Medards
Chicago
Ala
Nathan Convertion
Gywank
St Tow
Fire apparatus contract remains unresolved in city
The council remains undecided on awarding the fire department contract after Seagrave of Columbus, Ohio faced scrutiny over whether its workers are unionized. Mayor Duncan ordered further investigation into Seagrave’s labor practices before final approval and potential reopening of bids.
Christians Win at Columbia Gardens Church Game
The Baptist and Christan church clubs at Columbia Gardens played a regular game last evening. Strong defense and teamwork led Christians to a narrow victory over their Baptist rivals in a lively local contest.
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Baptist
Columbia Gardens
Last Eygning
Hotel Men Meet in Park for Convention
Prominent hotel men arrive from Chicago to Yellowstone for the thirty third annual convention of the Entel Men's Mutual benefit association. About 50 delegates will attend with business sessions scheduled for July 4. Notables include J B Marin Johan Ruth and Otto Werner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Livingston
Tntel
Hol Bastaml
Chicago
Yellowstone Park
Entel Men's Mutual Benefit Association
Grand Canyon
West
Canatix
Tomorri
Amons
J.B. Marin
Martin's
New York
Johan Ruth
Otto Werner
Great Northern Hotel
Big City
H. J.titus
Northern
Favttic
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Stan’ Art Sext
East Broadway
Auts
Independent Telephone
Orion Bros
Terelildeen
Han
Saran McGrady
Copper Street
Monitana
South
Arizona Street
Race
Hinds
Qe Wenn
Lineman
J.C. Adams
the Clothery
Motor Clothes
Warren
Norfolk
Lwtte
Orto
Brden
Woodcraft Circles
Drs
Tlus
Butte Optical Co
Corner Park and
Dakota Sts
Jerry Murphy
Con G. Shoviln
Butie Force
Department
Frog
Woodmen
Eagles
Neral
New
Chicago Street
Sacred Heart Phureit
High Massa
Mose Linz
Lends
North Main Street
Tolksing
Rex
Tutte
South Main Ind
Teddy
Watt
Tire
Seagrave Camping
Columbus
Opie
Union Deber
Lator
Otter
Acini
Duncan
Bic
Seagrave Company
Anton Kala
Weinberg’s
Sunilay
Great Northern Railway
Alhamben
M. J. Sullivan
Amambra, Mant
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