Sunday Quiet Day After Elks Depart
After the Butte Elks left on Sunday a quiet day followed. Delegations from Miles City Havre Anaconda Missoula Bozeman and other towns will attend the Montana Elks state convention in Helena August 1 and 2. The arrangements promise two days of fun including parades dances and automobile trips.
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Butte
Montana
Denver
Great Fé
Danet
Iice
Rene
Tutte
James A. Poore
Canning
J. Ann Schoettner
Joe Roberts
Walter Carras
Mel. Sternfele
T. J. Harrington
Albert Vachon
Walter Hanson
Ed Rowe
F. W. Tos
King
Ellie Maguire
Hume
Lloyd
Ray
Owens
Real
Coppo
Tait
Barrenstein
Nevethal
Boulder
Mahree
Davis
Pease
Thompson
Elks
Elke
Miles City
Havre
Anatonda
Missoula
Bozeman
Livingston
Agnes
Old Butte Democrat Succumbs to Illness
Hartnett, longtime Democratic figure in Butte, died after an illness. A former watchman for the St Lawrence mine, he served 28 years in the community. Survived by three daughters Mrs. T. F. Keating of Riverside California, Mrs. P. J. Riley, and John M. Tis. Services planned at Mrs. P. J. Riley’s home 54 North Franklin Street at a later time.
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Butte
Ahr. Hartnett
St Lawrence
T. F. Keating
Hiverside
Cal
PJ. Riley
John M. Tis
P. J. Riley
North
Franklin Street
Horoscopes for Monday July 13 1914 reading stars
The column forecasts a favorable start for those handling figures and accounts and suggests good times for education and literary ventures. It notes auspicious terms for publishers editors and professionals while warning of autumn troubles for Prussia and Austria and a potential war omen tied to a solar eclipse.
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Mercury
Neptune
Jupiter
Editore
Prussia
Austria
France
Italy
Romania
Leo
South Africa
McClure News
MEN YOU MEET IN BUTTE ON SHOW BUSINESS CAREER
Earl Keeler plans to keep managing shows and expand into New York with the Western circuit. Born in Colorado Springs in 1801 he is 23 and has lived in Butte since touring with Grand Opera in Great Falls. He treasurers the Broadway Theater company and acts for J. S. Hoarier and Uncle Dick Sutton, brother to Fannie Keeler. He aims to explore new territory this summer and remains an active Elks member.
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Earl Keeler
Mel
University of Nevada At Reno
Ted
Grand Opera House
Great Falls
Butte
Broadway Theater Company
J. S. Hoaier
Dick” Sutton
Fannie Keeler
Lulu Sutton
Varand
The
Elks Lodge
City to Fight Federation Damage Claim to Bitter End
Acting Mayor and City Attorney say the city will contest damages sought by the Western Federation of Miners totaling 220 dollars. The dispute centers on alleged dynamiting and property destruction tied to federation actions, with defenses that miners destroyed their own property and federation leadership were responsible for triggering the incident.
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Cot Hutte
Weatern Federation of Miners
Clarence A. Smith
W. F. Davis
Miners’ Union
Federation Sficerm
Bei- Nenu
Noy
Federation
INSTALL OFFICERS OF FRATERNAL ORDER IN BUTTE LODGE
The Cristoforo Colombo lodge No. 1 Butte held a semi annual installation at the Pythian temple. Newly elected officers and appointees were installed including resident Guiseppe Modena and vice presidents Carlo Moroni and Giovanni Pellegrini. Committees were named for sick and funeral duties. The lodge plans a Serpent Aug 15 celebration marking its 30th anniversary with a day program and grand ball in the evening.
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Cristoforo Colombo Lodge
Butte
Pythian Temple
Guiseppe Modena
Carol Actis
Carlo Moroni
Pietro M. Bonino
Dominic ‘Ajuesa
Giovanni Maro
Giovanni Pellegrini
Giovanni Forcella
Antonio Streito
Guiseppe Massa
Luigi Ferri
Dia Bacca
Antonio Ru
Ernesto Bertoldi
Guido
Ferrero
Meaderville
Battista “‘Bertogno
Carlo A. ‘Trucano
Portland Stockyards week end receipts July 1 cattle hogs and lambs
Receipts for the week ended July 1 at Portland Stockyards show cattle 1 255 calves 11 984 sheep 7 5 24. Heavy cattle liquidation with many southern steers and medium quality natives. Best grass steers about 7.10 top. Cows 5 75 to 8. Prime light veal calves 7 35 to 8. Hog market strong top 8 25 to 8.00. Sheep and lambs in supply with steady to firm demand. prime wethers 4 75 to 5 00 and ewes 4 00 to 4 25. spring lambs 5 50 to 6 00.
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Portland
Aviigat
Hoeves
Kind Hearted Police Interrogate Man Over Sack Of Chickens
A policeman stops a man carrying a large sack at night. The man claims he found the wet chickens by a hedge and planned to take them home after the rain. He says he wasn’t stealing. the incident leads to magistrate questioning.
Bluebird Pin Promises Dancers at Garden Dance
The notice promises a bluebird pin to every gentleman buying a ticket for the dance at the gardens on Tuesday night. Pin holders will have first pick of the dancers, and the sponsor Forsythe plans a special attraction. Ticket system introduced for future dances with classes noted on Monday and Wednesday at 8:39 PM and a Japanese ball Thursday.
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Forsythe
Melody Dominates Empress Show With Broadway Sketches
The Empress theater presents a melody filled week featuring Add Hoyt’s minstrel jubilee, Leo Pelletier, Estelle Rose and Vivian Murray with Grace St. Clair in a Broadway sketch. Also showcased are These clever acts, An-Da the vaudeville talker, the Three Brownies, and Bishop’s orchestra in a lively program.
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Empress Theater
Add Hoyt
Leo Pelletier
Anaconda
Estelle Rose
Vivian Murray
Grace St. Clai
They-An-Da
Empresscope
New Universal Weekly
Sic Bishop
Miner dies at Basin Creek after quarter century work
Michael J. Hennessy, 42, longtime miner around Butte, died at his Basin Creek home yesterday. Born in England, he leaves a brother John and several sisters including Miss Margaret and Miss Kate Hennessy, and Mrs. John Donovan of Butte. Other relatives include Mrs. Michael McDonough of Basin Creek, Mrs. James O'Dore of Grace, Mrs. John Collins of Los Angeles, and Mrs. John Sylvester of Spokane. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Michael J. Hennessy
Basin Creek
Butte
England
Nella Clinton Dies After Butte Hospital Operation
Mrs. Nella Clinton aged 31 died yesterday at Butte hospital after an operation. Her home was Dillon. She came to Butte four days ago for surgery. Survived by husband, two children, parents Mr and Mrs T P Green of Whitehall, two sisters and two brothers in Whitehall. Funeral will be held in Whitehall tomorrow morning.
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Nella Clinton
Butte Hospital
Dillon
Butte
Mev
T. P. Green
Whitehall
Eagles Gather for Monday Initiation and Social Session
Attention goes to the Eagles as the committee invites members to a Monday evening initiation and business of importance followed by a social session.
Great Falls Welcomes Good Roads Convention Delegates
The Great Falls Tribune notes the Intermountain Good Roads Association will convene in Great Falls rather than Butte. Citizens anticipate lively debates, economic benefits, and a strong welcome, while editors stress broad regional interest in road improvements and funding challenges.
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Great Falls
Intermountain
N'himaei
Tribune
Poulin Dry House Fire Destroys Clothes, Minor Damage
A fire at the Poulin mine dry house in Centerville destroyed 30 to 40 lockers and clothing but caused only minor overall damage. The blaze began around 7 9 o clock last evening in an old structure used by Buffalo mine. Fire guards and Centerville firefighters quickly contained it. Origin unknown, likely from a pipe.
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Poulin
Centerville
Buffalo
Buffalo Fine Fire Guards
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