Butte Current Notes and Local Notices
P Clark has gone to New York. O Pope visits Los Angeles while Joe McCann heads to Sacramento. Miss Alice McGuire to Feaside Ore and Nellie Murphy to Ireland. Several trips to Vancouver, Lawrence, Telluride, and Yellowstone noted. Births announced. a boy for O'Brien. Frank Gallagher and Steve Leyden court hearing. Johnson told to leave town.
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P. Clark
New York
Gamer’s
Walker
J. L. Cigar
Orton Bros
O. Pope
Los Angeles
Joe McCann
Sacramuento
Cal
Alice McGuire
Feaside
Ore
Ray Carlson
Vancouver
H. A. Grabenstein
Lawrence
Kaw
Nellie Murphy
Ireland
Leese
Pennsylvania
Lisa’s
Sherman & Reed
Yegen Bros
Bankers
Osmundo
W. Davis
J. A. Wagner
Butte
Sacramento
F. A. Jackson
Rhoda Jackson
Telluride
Colo
Dan Driscoll
Milwaukee
R. E.thomas
West Granite Street
Robert Metcalf
South Warren Avenue
Joseph Sullivan
East
E. L. Turner
Yellowstone Park
Swuther H. Stanhope
South Main Street
British Columbia
Philip Watson
West Platinum Street
Toronto
Canada
Nelson Cottingham
T.F. Morgan
Charles J. Jesick
Helena
P. H. Oliver
Lillian Oliver
England
Liverpool
Atlas Saloon
Leo Herm
Gus Nickel
Standard Office
New Cavalier
McClure
Young’s
Ainslee
R. Gallagher
Lima
Mont
Dan Gallagher
Dakota Street
Bessie Gallagher
Dillon
Gallagher
James O'Brien
O’brien
Sam Johnson
Booher
Children’s Day at Columbia Gardens Sets Attendance Record
More than 5,000 children and over 2,000 adults attended Children’s Day at Columbia Gardens. Twelve motor cars ferried crowds from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Winners in events included Peddler Sullivan in the 50 yard dash, Rundel Lytton in the 75 yard dash, Charles Baupied in the 100 yard dash, and McPherson in the eight-pound shot put. Multiple sack races and hurdles crowned top performers in each weight class. Weather ideal, no accidents reported.
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Columbia Gardens
Gardens
Carney
McGuire
Dolan
Sherrill
Nugent
Stevena
Jenkins
Morris
Baupied
Ferkovich
Hyland
Peddler
Athletic meet results list for boys and girls events
The record lists multiple event winners by weight class and age group including high jump broad jump and running events. Notable names include McPherson Sweinfest Fitzgerald and Sullivan for boys events and Mildred Stevens Florence James Ruth Peddler and Pearl Davey among girls winners with times and distances cited for each division.
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Mildred Stevens
Florence James
Elsie Trudeau
Alice Trudeau
Josie Maloney
Margaret Maloney
Ruth Peddler
Ione Filis
Léna Roole
Katherine Shayfirey
Bertha Gormally
Fern Whitlock
Pearl Davey
Margaret Fitzgerald
Steve Jokinen
Hazel Davey
Margaret Hanley
Bessie Sanders
Fannie Kauppi
Jennie Hilden
Ruth Linguist
Anna Kimgeston
Esther Lilquist
Hanley
Vida Matthews
Mildred Butler
Florrence Brown
Despondent man maims hand in suicide attempt near Dillon
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Fred Sassman, despondent after a paralytic stroke, attempted to end his life by leaping from a barn roof at about 20 feet. Deputy Scully intervened, rescuing him. Doctors expect to amputate his left hand to save his life.
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The
Standard
Dillon
Fred Sassman
Sassman
Charles Sassman
Scully
Ees
Scully Finaly
Heat wave persists across two states with record highs
Heat wave remains unabated in Central and Western Kansas and Western Missouri despite cooler readings in Northern Kansas. Hutchinson reached 111 degrees and Marysville 110 as other cities logged 109 107 and 104. Kansas City hit 101. Dozens of prostrations were reported as the scorching heat continued.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Hutchinson
Kan
Marysville
Leavenworth
Abilene
Junction City
Concord
St. Joseph
Joplin
Society to Gather at Gardens Tonight Dance Pavilion
Society night at Columbia gardens dance pavilion promises a record crowd. Miss Josephine Topaz will sing tonight following last week's well received performance as dancers glide on a floor praised as never better. Montana's best resort continues its popular music and atmosphere.
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Columbia Gardens Dance Pavilion
Josephine Topaz
Montana
Adv
James Horton Suffers Relapse After Stabbing
James Horton a 39 year old Black man of 39 West Broadway who was stabbed at the Davis ranch near Silver Bow on Wednesday morning suffered a serious relapse last night at the emergency hospital and his recovery is not regarded as probable.
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James Horton
West Broadway
Davis Ranch
Silver Bow
Diaz named special ambassador to Japan
Mexico's Gen Felix Diaz is appointed special ambassador to Japan to convey thanks for Japan's participation in Mexico's centennial celebrations in 1910. The announcement places Diaz in a diplomatic role amid Mexico City events on July 17.
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Mexico City
Felix Diaz
Japan
Mexico
Denz and Allan Hor Labor Day Showdown Promoted
Jack Dillon’s price surge ends his Labor Day bout with Leo Benz as matchmaker Jerry McCarthy cancels after closing a deal for Art Allard of Anaconda to face Benz. Allard, strong in action at Holland arena, challenges Benz while Dillon faces delays.
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Jack Dillon
Labor Day
Leo Benz
Jerry McCarthy
Art Allard
Anaconda
Benz
Allard
Holland Arena
McGoorty
Dillon
Millon
Beng
Pete Brown
Jack Regan
Treasure State Club
Jimmy Clabby
Frank Mulhern
Jimmy Hicks
Missoula Manager Going to Coast Amid Ill Health
Cliff Blankenship, famed for his field tactics, traveled slowly through Butte to Missoula, then to the coast for rest as doctors order. Nig Perrine to manage the club. a benefit game is planned in Missoula Tuesday to honor Blankenship who may not lead the team again this season.
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Cliff Blankenship
Butte
Missoula
Blank
Salt Lake
Blankenship
Nig Perrine
Break Three Doors To Rob Contractor's Room
S W Billings contractor at 412 South Arizona street reported burglars battered through three doors to reach his office, stealing clothing jewelry a watch fob and a gun bearing his initials. He found the break in after returning about an hour later and notified police. Police reported numerous complaints of rifled rooms and small robberies.
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S. W. Billings
Arizona Street
Billings
Headquarters
Social at St Mark’s Lutheran draws large crowd
A well attended social and entertainment event at St Mark’s Lutheran church featured a musical program by the Butte Liederkranz with several well received numbers. A vocal solo by Mrs Mae Patterson and a performance by Professor Holtbner and pupils on piano followed. Refreshments were served after the program.
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St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Butte Liederkranz
Mae Patterson
Holtbner
Injured Miner at Black Rock Mine Burns Eye
Harry Thomas, 40, of the Maryland block, suffered an eye injury today when zinc flew at him at Black Rock mine. He received treatment at Murray hospital.
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Harry Thomas
Maryland
Black Rock
Murray Hospital
French scientist invents bicrontgenograph device
A French scientist has combined a motion-picture camera with X-ray apparatus into a single instrument for studying internal organs and named it the bicrontgenograph.
Acquitted of murder follows alleged swindler trial
Portland July 17 The trial of E C Von Klein the alleged marrying diamond swindler ended arguments and the case went to the jury for deliberation which continued for hours without reach and was locked up for the night Mrs E Rena Morrow of Chicago who had been acquitted of murdering her husband attended the session and posted Von Kleins $14000 Chicago bail pending extradition to Oregon
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Portland
Ore
E. C. von Klein
E. Rena Morrow
Chicago
von Klein
Pioneer Freighter James L. Jelm Dies at 81
James L. Jelm a pioneer freighter into Butte and early teamster at the Silver Bow mill died last night at the county hospital aged 81 after three years as a patient. He freighted frontier routes Omaha to Cheyenne and Omaha to Denver then Denver to Salt Lake to Butte. Born in Sweden no relatives known. Body at Walsh's undertaking rooms.
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James L. Jelm
Butte
Silver Bow
Jelm
Omaha
Cheyenne
Denver
Salt Lake
Jim Clabert
Thomas Lavell
Sweden
Walsh
Entombed miners rescued in Spruce mine at Eveleth
Five men trapped by a cloudburst at Spruce mine No 1 were saved after rescuers located them by tapping a pipe drilled to their refuge. A passage was opened and they were brought to the surface. They suffered from bad air and hunger but are expected to recover.
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Eveleth
Minn
Spruce Mine
No. 1
St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Sun May Win Sunday League Game
St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Sunday school defeated the Christian church Sunday school to extend its winning streak in the Sunday school league. The box shows players Rexroad Hoen and Wright Williams and Simmons contributing to the effort.
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St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Christian Church Sunday School
Rexroad
Hoen
Wright
Williams
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Little Gem
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Steine
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