Butte Current Notes Highlights From City Visitors
Butte social notes list a string of residents and visitors including Miss Mary Dowell departing for Beuthis and Ralph Carey headed to Los Angeles. Helena’s John G. Brown and Waterloo’s Pat Carney are noted guests, with many others traveling to Portland Denver Great Falls and Denver for business or leisure. Local officials church leaders and railroad men are also mentioned along with advertising for the latest magazines and a trip to Glacier National Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Hoge
Portland
George Blechmier
Bakeraville
Col
Germany
George V. Patten
Bozeman
Jordey
W. Jane
Anacondi Wan
Denver
H. Ramsdell
Los Angeles
Pri
Kirk
Allen
Western Points
Phoebs Ferris
Idaho Falls
Als
S. Gilmore
Broadway
Calgary
Vancouver
Fehony
Fad Gow
Tittle
Long Beach
Cal
Pearson'e
P. O
Elizabeth Drumm
Helena
Harey Denmm
Federal Court
Beroy Blue
New York Central Line
W. J. Barr
Pennsylvania Lines
WS. Williams
Rock Island Lines
I. P. Sanders
Gladec National Park
Montana
B. Lee
Tlerence
H. Page
Heny Mauser
Aira
J. L. Coleman
Deer Lodge
W. F. Werks
Waerloo
G. Yell
Divide
A. F. McCus
Bel
N. Ledoux
HW. P. Miller
Parking Scheme Faces Adverse Vote from Property Owners
The city judiciary committee heard objections to a proposed parking ordinance affecting most of the west side. It would allow the council to dictate parking along specified blocks and require uniform enforcement, with potential charges and costs debated. Members warned key districts, including Montana Street and Park to Caledonia, may be affected and that a uniform system could be unwise. The majority report backs rejection, citing burdens on property owners and possible conflicts with existing business layouts. The bankers’ bond report for $200,000 for a citywide system was not yet ready, and no action was taken pending further recommendations.
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Judiciary Committee
Jr Heir
Montana Street
Excelsior Avenue
Park’ Street
Caledonia Street
Park Street
Iron Street
Montina’ Street
Montena
Broadway
Tefty
Death of Maurice White at 29 in local hospital
Maurice Howard White aged 29 died last night after heart failure at a local hospital. He is survived by his wife and child, his father and mother, and a sister in Re.
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Maurice Howard White
Thy American Government A Valuable Library Copy Endorsement
A letter from Frederic J. Haskin via the Standard praises Thy American Government as a work of joint merit. The writer urges a copy be placed in every library and signs sincerely.
How to Get This Book in Anaconda Standard Offer
Desiring to render an educational service, the Anaconda Standard offers a $2 value book via Mr Haskin. Collect six consecutive coupons plus 60 cents and present at the Butte or Anaconda office to receive a free copy. Subscriptions from out of town require one coupon and 75 cents postage. orders come from Anaconda.
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Anaconda
Haskin
Butte Or
Funeral services for Mich. sisters and brothers noted
In Michigan three sisters Mrs Del bert Carmen Mrs T I Abraham and Mrs John Velatorre and four brothers James Mike Inka and Tovis, all of Butte, with brothers in Spokane and Salt Lake City, will hold a funeral at a state location on Colorado Street in SLMS.
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Miblic, Mich
Delbert Carmen
T. I. Abraham
John Velatorre
James
Mike
Inka
Tovis
Butte
Spatcane
Salt Lake City
Koma
Slms
Colorade Street
Mass attendance marks funeral with 27 priests present
James Byrne says the funeral for Mrs Fitzpatrick, who died on a train near Butte en route to the Elks convention in Portland, drew one of the largest processions in Iowa. The service followed Mrs Fitzpatrick’s leadership roles and Fort Miles Central Railway ties. Nearby Orton Bros. advertise a grand clearance sale at 216 North Main with 21 special pianos and a free plane prize, plus free piano lessons and other incentives, urging hurry before the sale ends.
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James Byrne
Butte Lodge of Elks
Dubuque
Iowa
FT. B. Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Butte
Portland
Byrke
Miles Central Railway
Orton Bros
Bea Geen Groupa
Orton Ware
216 North Main
Stulyway
Chickering
Fischer
Elec
Orions
Sinde
Chicago railway financial statement summary report
In Chicago Miieauker and Paget Sound railway presents a financial statement to the county clerk showing capitalization of 1000 000, assets totaling 279 088 778 and liabilities of 181 805 222.
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Chicago
Miieauker & Paget Sound Railway
Jta Financial Affairs
Stolen Auto Found After Joyride Ending at Broadway
A car stolen Monday from 301 West Paris Street was used for hours of road house visits and speeding before being found by officers in front of the Broadway theater. Owner William Battin reports the joy riders described to police, who seek arrests. A separate note mentions a garage entry attempt at 44 North Hervey Street and dispatch to the Standard. The piece then shifts to a report from Grand Canyon July 16 about the Hotel Don's Mutual Benefit convention in Wyoming with hotel leaders gathering at Grand Canyon hotel and plans for stronger hotel laws nationwide.
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Paris Street
Broadway Theater
Oficers
Wilam T. Batti
Mmutttaker
Pagsou
Pelounet & Tonolifisd
Joy Riders
Battin
Lavell
Threshom
North Hervey Street
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Don's Mutual Benefit Association
United States
Canada
Uhe
Illington Tonight In Her Latest Play
Margart Wington stars in a new dramatic work titled Kinding at Broadway tonight. The production features a story about Magele Senultz wife of a New York stevedore who steals to move west for her unborn child. The play offers social themes and strong performances by a capable supporting cast.
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Margaret Wington
Miss Mington
Cig American Kluge
Php
Cl Wouter
Ileh
Wniversil
Miss Dilington
Lagoon Horse Races Feature Long Card at Lagoon Utah
Lagoon, Utah hosts a multi race card with six events including handicap and selling purses. Notable entrants include On Parole, Lochiel, Meadow, Abe Slansky, Montauk Don, Arbutus, and Mission Bay contenders. The day, July 16, lists times and odds for each race with results noting winners Seth Boland and Zale Curley in focused sprint and mile events.
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Lagoan
Utah
Misa Shy
Pore
Lochiel
Meadow
Onnryola
Dick Baker
Ridora
Milin— Montgomery
Caula
Roldan
Tannis
Hanthel
Abe Slansky
Clint
Tickrer
Lily Paxton
Lou
Paty Ytulee
Gretchen
Harlem Mild
Montauk Don
Arbutus
Yavora
Erroy
Golone
Cook
Awe
Tylange
Salvage
Ramsy
Ti Hagtty
Clara Wo Ots Gettin
Mote Lisa
Lagoon
Hirat
Vathid
Grogr
Wai
Cunning Gortx
Johnson
Think Ree
Mntle
Cw Gan
Chirselbayund
Tal
Sony Draeta
Buxton
Mannsseh
Carter
Iene
Seth
Boland
Berkey
Taplin
Watts
Grass
Misaprren
Gross
Zale
Curley
Mannix
Henry
Bobie
Omic
Adling
Shrearfenarttville
Madeline Murgrava
Rooney
Tony Chanticler
Ken Greerleaf
Anderson
Longwood Cricket Club Tourney Sees Touchard Defeat Tallant
In the second annual Longwood tournament, G T Touchard beat Hugh Tallant of New York in three sets despite heavy socks. B C Wright and J H Behr led the eastern doubles, beating H R Dana and W A Sfek Kimpy, as B McLoughlin of San Francisco defeated J & Netton of Concord 1 3 and G.
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Ing HR. N .Dana
WH. A.sfek Kimpy
Longwood
B. McLoughlin
San Franchsco
Detente
Netton
Concord
Ant G
Al Kaufman Stricken By Pneumonia For Next Friday Bout
San Tranchaco May 16 Doctors say Al Kaufman has pneumonia with a temperature near 101 degrees. He will miss the Chacley Mile bout and a crisis in his condition is not yet clear, casting doubt on his ring return and title chances.
Entries for Bozeman Interstate Fair Races
Bozeman July 16 entries show August 18 to September 3 races with thorough lists of 2:40 trot 2:18 pace and 2:28 pace entries. Notable horses include Delilah, The Corsair, Flying Patchen, Lady Googoo, Toffee and others across Belgrade Helena Billings and Missoula. Purses: first two races at $400 and $500 respectively, others at $1,000.
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Standard
Bozeman
Interstate Falr
Ure
Gojong
Hes
William Pike
Bozemnn
Ty Grattan Bes
Murray & Son
Belgrade
Cuesta Bey
Hy Jann Dy Lovekamp
Billings
Gym
Kenry Helms
Glendive
Pat Riley
Beg
Mittower
Stevensville
Funsion
Charles Headington
Juliet
Toy Thorne
Bh. m
A.bakin
Jerry
Wilbur BE
Hoga G. Fenders
Lady Keith
Wls
Tolin D
Lasekamp
W Hoffman
Toffee
B. m
Pred Seubert
Butte
Flyng Patchen
Ch. A
Huber Graktan
Ch. G
Saville
Pace
Hal Mercury
B. S
Willam Pike
Thelenh Glel
Hem
Als
Higeins
Hela
Gitte Flying Patchen
Ch. S
J. H
Wuber Grattan
J. TW. Saville
Lady Googoo
Helena Girl
Age Gins
Helena
Withall, Sr
Whitlam Carpentier
Prima
Pik. G
Gene Palech
Misa Meranr
Christina
Anvil wins 26S trot at Recreation park in remarkable race
Kalamazoo reports a stunning day at Recreation park with Anvil winning the 26S trot in straight heats. Fast times include 2:06 3/5 for the first mile and a 2:10 best, while competitors Jiglen Ales and Geers horse faced dangers and notable performances from Merit Anvil and Longworth.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Recreation Park
Anvil
Homne
Longworth
Zayring
Pare Hallig
Funeral rites for marathon runner Lazare held in Stockholm
Funeral services for the marathon runner Lazare of Fortigil who died of sun stroke were held today at the Catholic church in Stockholm. The Portuguese minister and large crowds of visitors and residents attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btockholm
Lazare of Fortigil
Two New Companies Formed in Hamilton as Standard Reports
Articles of incorporation filed this morning announce two new firms. The Cold Spring Orchard Company receives a 25,000 dollar charter split into 30 shares with Unionton named as the principal place of business.
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Standard
Hamilton
Cold Springa Orchard Company
Unmitton
Lassness
New York Theaters to Suffer Without Orchestra
Ten leading New York theaters announce they will dispense with orchestras this season amid a strike by theater musicians seeking higher pay. Travelling musicians and union negotiators dispute costs, with managers claiming orchestras cost about 187 to 420 weekly per theater, affecting staffing and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lst
Musica
Mnusiciana
Nylon
Williams in Court Again and Will Go to Jail
Williams, recently released from county jail after a larceny of carpenters tools, appeared before Judge Prawlek charged with theft. A deputy sheriff arrested him on a warrant after information that he pawned the pistol and plate. a witness testified Cannon pawned the pistol. Williams was remanded for sentencing tomorrow. A Wichita matron in a city store promoted a summer drink and faced questions when a clerk disputed its safety while police officers drank nearby.
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Williama
Wiliams
Carpenters
Coles
Albert Ferrer
Daly
Burch
Willams
Prawlek
Polter Court
Jim Cannon
Cannon
Williams
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Standryd
Eust Broadway
Katle
London
Coiputtey
Maurice White
the Clothery
Morte Cirage
Hota
Ikl
Westminster
Black Forest
Towle
Hinteraalter
Rannifin Corner Park
Dakota Bt
Silver Bow County
Haskin Book
Schoats
Bilvey Gow County
Muannie E. Burt
Titte, Mont
Frederic J. Haskin
Anconda, Mont
Mamie KF
Burt
Erea
Amelie Ot
Illington
Tanays Cald
Laghin
Hunter’s Hot Springs
Hunter's Hot Springs
Mont
Tver
Northern Pacific Railway
Battle
John H. Davidson
Weare Faw
Quanta
Hennessy Co
Kentucky
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
Sam R. White
Son Main Street
Bell Howe
Lund
Pirsig Buty
PMAN
Pneuwonia
Egin
Waitham
Hainedey
Ergulitz
Mose Linz
North Main Street
Great Northern Railway
Alhambra
M. J. Sullivan
Progrator
Athambra, Stank
AUAND
San Francisco
Abe Attell
Harlem
Tommy Murphy
Ate
Billy, Nolan
Neral OF
Runsniem
Ceul Estate
Wasingem
Tris
Charles G Willems
Ominion
N. Y
Robert Murford
Mount Yearnan
N. Ys
Glen Ford Melenny
New York City
Tahlia Shppiy Company
Wit Deal Ty Sone
R. Leo Perkina
Allen F. Shappee
Vomo, Mant
Wichita
Whilse
Dmz
Dertakers
Joseph Richards
Undertaker and Ciutslmar
South
Stentann
Bell
Todan
Joseph
Dolan
Fin
Simt Soha Kane
Susunit
Maryta
White Mayirlee
White
William
FF Quinn
Siater
Sherman & Reed
M. J. Alsh
Guneral
Enbalmer
East Park Direct
Dell Phone
Ind
Larry Duggan
Nelania Undertaker and
Zornatmerd
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