Wives sought by Teton County men in Montana ads
In Butte yesterday Benes Luurenue and others from Teton county Montana sought wives for ranchers. Ads in the Standard offer men with land and good standing who can provide homes in a promising area. Correspondence will be answered and references exchanged. Funeral notices for Minnie Russell and Charles Weike appear with local services and interments listed.
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Benes Luurenue
Willams
Tyan County
Mont
Butte
Standard
Teton County
Teton
James Sullivan
Willian Teton County
Funeral for Rade Bablets set at Meaderville home
The funeral for the late Rade Bablets is scheduled this Thursday at 2 PM at the family residence 2114 Yew Street Meaderville. Also noted is a notice for Thomas J Haddox 12 died Sunday at Musselsho, with remains to be moved to St Richard parlors. further notices will appear in later papers.
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Russell
Minnie
Wilfred Loiselle Tussell
South Wash
Ind
St. Patrick's Church
Holy Crossemetery
Barich
Rade Bablets
Fes Wence
Yew Street
Meaderville
Haddox
Thomas J. Haddox
Strand
Thomas W Haddox
Musselshel
Eral
W. B. Walsh
New Orleans
St’ Tichard
Puneral
Wii
Joseph Richards Rector and Embalmer
Joseph Richards is listed as a rector and embalmer based at ana Street in Butte Montana. The entry notes his professional titles and location within the city.
Three Men Charged With Conducting Gambling Game
County attorney charges Pavlovich Parrichevich and Poppovich with running a stud poker game at 246 East Park Street. Bonds set at 2000 dollars each. This marks the attorney's move to shut down local games.
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Pavlo Pavlovich
Bob Parrichevich
Steve Poppovich
East Park Street
Donlan
Opening Onion Hall Saloon Brings $50 Fine
Marty Graves proprietor of the Onion Hall saloon on Talbott avenue pleaded guilty to opening before the regal hour on Sunday. Justice Fur long imposed a $50 fine, paid at once. Ellouisa Deroussa was dismissed of robbery after a hearing in the same court, charged with stealing $49 from a man fed at her place in the restricted district.
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Marty Graves
Onion Hall
Movements and Travel Among Local Residents
A list of locals embarking on trips from Butte to cities including Chicago Spokane Hancock Mich Grand Rapids Mich and Boston with names such as A J Guenther Mrs Fred Mosher Mrs Booth A Wunderlich Mrs Reese Mrs Gilmore J J Garnier Miss Blake Charles Niblack Mr and Mrs Rowlen and others Also Justices Furlong and Doran closing their courtrooms today in respect to John A Smith whose funeral is today and W S Williams Rock Island agent meeting H A Snyder’s daughters in Spokane
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A. J. Guenther
Chicago
Fred Mosher
Booth
Spokane
A. Wunderlich
Divide
Argyle
F. J. Jordan
Hancock
Mich
Reese
Harlowtown
Gilmore
Anaconda
J. J. Garnier
Boston
Blake
Grand Rapids
Charles H. Niblack
Dillon
Rowlen
Justices of the Peace
Furlong
Doran
John A.smith
Young Women to Spokane Visit Planned
A note states he will accompany the young women to Spokane where they will visit, outlining travel plans and the forthcoming itinerary.
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Cago
Spokane
Preparations Complete for Big Picnic Today
Large turnout expected as Unity Methodist Episcopal Meaderville church members organize a community picnic. Two special street cars will shuttle Sunday school pupils to Butte depot at half fare, with an estimated 200 participants and a sport program with prizes.
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Picasc
Gregson
Unity
Methodist Episcopal Church
Meaderville
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Quarterly Conference to be Held at Trinity Church Cen terville
The last quarterly veh year conference will take place Tuesday evening at Trinity Methodist Episcopal church Cen terville with presiding elder Dr Edward Smith of Helena in charge. It notes 800K exmoors at the Pan Pacific exposition with exhibits averaging one ton in weight.
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Trinity Methodist” Episcopal Church
Centerville
Edward Smith
Helena
Thaw Shave But Not at Liberty Continues From Page 1
After the jury was discharged Thaw shook hands with jurors and his mother thanked them. Photographers waited as Thaw and jurors posed in a room. Crowds blocked sidewalks and steps outside the courthouse as deputies ferried Thaw to safety. A hand wound required dressing after an injury in jail. A juror said the first ballot found Thaw sane and the second was unanimous.
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Thaw
Chambers Street
Hand
Ladiow Street
Paul J. Marks
Borough of
Manhattan
Marks
Deer Lodge Social Notes Report Summer Visits and Sudden Drownings
Special Dispatch from Deer Lodge details numerous visits and travels: Frank Jackson and family return from Madison and Dubuque. Mrs J J Murphy and children travel to Green Bay and Michigan. John Howe and wife back from Dubuque. William Leffardt oversees Milwaukee rail cars during local stopover. Mrs P Borden heads to Butte. Mrs Davis Norton returns from Idaho visit. C E Close and John R Cassin from Spokane witness Knights of Columbus installation. Hulben family returns from Elkhart. tragic drowning of J Loveland near Defiance with aunt. Loveland funeral in Garrett with Knights Templar. Daniel F Keeler returns from Harney valley trip and buys ranch. Mrs A McGee and Angie of Avery Idaho visit. Br Kelly from Milwaukee greets Deer Lodge relatives on way to Milwaukee.
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Standard Deer
J. Loveland
Standard
Defiance
Mr. Loveland
Garrett
Knight ‘Templars
Harney Valley
Ore
Portland
Daniel F Keeler
A. McGee
Angie
Avery
Idaho
Br. Kelly
Milwaukee
J.T. Kelly
Deer Lodge
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