Butte Notices and Ads Spur Local Happenings
Butte residents hear about piano rentals from Orton Bros and Montana Music Co, a Harvard cigar promotion, and local visitors from Helena and Anaconda. Outings to Gregeon Springs, railand hotel notes, street fair attendance, and a search for three sons of James O’Hara are among brief items reflecting daily life in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Fred Orton
N. Main
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Hello Springs Creamery
Harvard
J. E. Powell
Steveneville
A. Booth
Ruth Leggat
Miss Ashby
Helena
John A. Donovan
Butte
Harry d'Acheul
Fred J. Rowlands
E. Broadway
Hanson
J. Benton Leggat
T. B. Miller
Marcella Barker
M. J. O'Leary
Great Falls
Gregeon Springs
Montana
George
Ethel Holmes
Charles A. MacCallum
Gerald
Anaconda
Miss Shores
Miss Ward
Junior Munsey
P. O
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Hall Safe Company
Montana Liquor Company
W. H. Bovee
Gladys Bovee
Buffalo Exposition
W. Goodale
James O'Grady
Brown's Lake
Four Jacks Club
J. E. McCormick
Hunters’ Hot Springs
James E. Pepper
Lexington
Montana Liquor Co
Spokane
Rossland
Seattle
Tacoma
Vancouver
Victoria
Portland
Northern Pacific Railway
George Morelthrop
Elk Park
Batterman
Gregson Springs
James O'Hara
O'Farrell Street
San Francisco
Hugh
James
Barney
Salt Lake Elks Carnival to Open with Roosevelt Watch Prize
Captain Frederick F. Stoll of Salt Lake City leads the Elks carnival plan for September 16 to 21. The event includes a Roosevelt christening of an Elk on the final day and a $100 gold watch prize for the best name suggestion. A kangaroo court will feature three state supreme court judges.
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Frederick F. Stoll
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Elks
Butte
Captain Stoll
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
The Odd Fellows Picnic Exodus From Butte
A local society event reports members leaving Butte for Twin Bridges yesterday for a picnic outing. Attendance numbers and exact departure details are listed in the column notes.
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Butte
Twin Bridges
Old Fashioned Picnic Ball Game At Twin Bridges
A Riverside park scene at the Odd Fellows picnic featured dancing pavilion lemonade stands and a rag doll booth as Meaderville beat Twin Bridges seven to one after five innings. Twin Bridges managed only one run while Meaderville’s Jones and the reliever Votan combined on steady defense and timely hits.
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Henry
Little Willie
Reddy
Twin Bridges
Odd Fellows
Butte
Twins
W. Kline
Jones
Meaderville
Meaderville Eyes Signing Him To Base Team
A vivid vignette describes a passenger at the Butte depot losing his hat when a newspaper windowed out and a girl in a red shirt tosses him an orange to the engine. The Meaderville ball team is considering signing the unnamed man for baseball duties.
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Butte
Push
Meaderville
Butte Mining firm buys Olive Branch Silver mine west of smelter
The Butte Mining and Development Company secures the Olive Branch Silver mine west of the Colorado smelter. They plan to deepen an 80-foot shaft to 200 feet and drift toward lead ore, expecting Olive Branch to cover Emma mine costs. Stock offered at 150 per share with potential big gains.
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Butte Mining & Development Company
Olive Branch
Colorado
Emma
Butte
Reynolds & M Dowell
East Broadway
Butte Mining and Development Company
Hetter
Reynolds & M' Dowell
Where pansies bloom at Columbia Gardens
A brief notice highlights the Columbia Gardens where pansies are in bloom, marking a distinctive feature of the area. The item notes the location and the notable floral display as a point of interest.
Pansy Paradise Draws Crowds to Columbia Gardens
Huge crowds packed the Columbia gardens yesterday to see the famed pansies described by J. R. Wharton as larger and more beautiful here than anywhere else. W. A. Clark visited, and a new generator enabled lighter traffic. plans include a cable line to the summit and extending streetcar service up the gulch to create another park.
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Columbia Gardens
Butte
J. R. Wharton
W. A. Clark
Wharton
1,000 Passengers Enjoy Picnic Day to Jefferson Valley
A day trip from Butte saw about 1,000 people ride in three excursion trains to enjoy picnics in Jefferson valley. Odd Fellows sponsored the outing with families, children, and dancing in the pavilion amid ideal weather and shaded groves.
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Butte
Jefferson Valley
WANTED HIM PUT UNDER BONDS TO KEEP PEACE
Judge P Newell of Twin Bridges ordered John Woods of Rochester held to a $100 bond to keep the peace after Louis Olsen testified Woods threatened to kill him on July 4. Olsen said Woods shouted he would blow his head off, amid a domestic disturbance at Woods home where Olsen had been boarding.
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P. Newell
Twin Bridges
John Woods
Rochester
Louis Olsen
Woods
Olsen
Excursion From Butte to Twin Bridges Thrills Crowds
Northern Pacific arranged ample crowd care as 1000 travelers left Butte for Twin Bridges, with 600 aboard the first 3 engine 13 coach train. A Meaderville Twins game ended 18 to 5 amid river-batting antics while officials warned gamblers of arrest.
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Northern Pacific
Butte
Twin Bridges
Meaderville
Twins
Two Hunters Return From Brown’s Lake Trip
Joe Case and Arthur Carson returned yesterday from a four day trip to Brown’s lake. They caught 90 fish averaging two pounds each.
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Joe Case
Arthur Carson
Brown's Lake
Cardinal Gibbons to sail from Paris soon
Cardinal Gibbons is expected to arrive in Paris shortly and will likely depart almost immediately for the United States, signaling a rapid return trip from his scheduled Paris stay.
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Paris
Cardinal Gibbons
United States
Public execution of treason at Craddock
Julius Goetze and Marais, rebels linked to the Middleton case, were executed publicly at Craddock for treason today after the July 10 hanging at Middleton.
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Craddock
Cape Colony
Johannes Goetze
Marais
Middleburg
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The
Standard
Telephone
Never Sweat
Fairfield
Jewelers
Elks of
Raucus
Tmwet Haan
EMU
O'Brien
Robinson
Baker
Jeffries
Poymero
Gillis
Brackett
Ormsby
Lee
American Bonding & Trust Co
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park Street
Charles Wedlake
Colusa Lodge
William Merriman
Wilson Votaw
Aero Abe
Hauswirth
Dexter Smith
Fair Grounds
G. Pallinger
Georgia
John White
Duncan
Madison County
Pice
A. J. White
Booth
Sie
Washburn-Crosby
Butte Leader
Whitehall
W.R. Tonkin Go,’s
EE. Park Street
W. R. Tonkin Co
St E. Park St., Butte
Stile
Montana Cash Grocery Company Cor. Park and Montana Sts. Batte
Lewis
Columbia Bik
W. Broadway
Vle
Lee Mantie
Chas. Vce
Frank W. Maskins
Clements
Charles R. Leonard
J. Ang
Beinie
Henry Mueller
James M
BANKS
Basy Bank and Trust GO
O. K. Lewis
J. HB. Vivien
Fayette Harrington
Beanie J.avhite
Silver Bow
Mont
Oty
County Warr
First National Bank OF
Buttr
Andrew J Devis
J Talbott
E. Cashier
George Stevenson Stantler
General Banking
BSB
Europe
State Savings Bank
Corner Main and Park, Butte
John A. Creighton
W. Stapleton
Hodgens
Svallabie
Eclione
Busin
Cee Diregiers Creighon
GO Wapidton
H. Barrett
EB. OD
Leavitt
Hedgensa J
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