Butte Current Notes On Visitors and Local Ads
The item lists numerous visitors including A T Dugan Great Falls J W Lynch Geoffrey Lavell Julia Baker and James Reid among others. It mentions advertising notices mining machinery inquiries railway services Harvard cigar promotions and a through sleeping car from Butte to Minneapolis and St Paul. Chancellor O Donnell returns from Rock Creek with a fish story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Baker
Missoula
J. KR. Suppy
Helena
Thornton
John Berkin
Boulder
Butte
Brown's Lake
J. C. Dawkins
Harvard
Harry L. Price
Great Falls
L. K. Horn
Homestake
Orotonie
Stromberg- Mullins Co
Watson Boyle
Bozeman
DD. Wheeler
Northern Pacific
James Reid
T. H. Rhea
Fred J. Rowlands
E. Broadway
Hanson
J. W. Ponsford
A. J. Desalle
Edgar
First National Bank
Mertha E. Hitchcock
Hagg
Symons Company
Park
Pearson's
Wide World
Smart Set
Junior Munsey
P. O
Tutte
Anaconda
James W. Forbis
Pipestone Springs
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Hall Safe Company
Montana Liquor Company
William Parsons
Twin Bridges
Healey Hopes to Stand on His Head Five Years for Burglary
Pat Healey, noted crook and ex convict, was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary for burglary after pleading guilty. He quipped about standing on his head for five years if the judge stays firm. The Charles Money case was continued to next Tuesday for a criminal assault on a 12 year old girl, with the date altered from June 27 to June 20. John Marrovich, convicted of assault and battery on Clara Bennett, faces sentencing today. his lawyer may seek a fine instead of prison.
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Pat Healey
J. R. Grice
Charles Money
Groulx
John Marrovich
Clara Bennett
McClernan
Marrovich
Madam Renna Fortune Teller Promises Insight
A fortune teller named Madam Renna offers guidance on love marriage business and journeys from 102 South Montana Street. Readers are urged to seek her advice for matters of the heart and work.
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Renna
South
Montana Street
City Hall Remodeling Underway Soon
Contractor Howard L. Hikes announced plans to start remodeling the city hall tomorrow if material arrives. He also holds the contract for a new fire station on Excelsior Avenue with excavation to begin today. Symons Dry Goods seeks a bucket bearing number 640 282.
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Howard L. Hikes
Ecity
Hikes
Excelsior Avenue
The
Symons Dry Goods Co
Rowe & Neall Face Border Clash in Horse Races
Rowe and Neall duel G H MacDougall in a cross border event with Daugh tery True Blue facing A W Jones Montana Chief. Wilson Cantton Sham rock opposes Joseph Dawes Montana Chief. Multiple matchups unfold including Maid of Erin Harp Ruby Black Bird Gold Standard Sophie Bell Dusty Miller Ben Bolt Snow Ball Junior Jersey Lily Rusty Fitz Regina and Peerless Prizes with cash prizes listed.
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Rowe & Neall
G. H. MacDougall
D. Daughtery
A. W. Jones
Montana
Wilson & Cantton
Shamrock
Joseph Dawes
Harp
H. Nichol
Ruby
Dr. Daughtery
Charles Gardner
Ed Wilkeson
A. W. James
Sophie Bell
al Fraise
Dusty Miller
T. Hocking
Ben Bolt
W. H. Smith
Baraway
James Hannon
Thomas Rowe
Lily
James Ayers
Ben Corin
Jersey Lily
Rusty
Fitz Regina
James Halman
Quarles Visits Virginia Family for Summer Stay
City clerk W. K. Quarles traveled to Livingston to visit his father, sister, and young child from Virginia. They plan to spend the summer on Excelsior Avenue.
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W. K. Quarles
Livingston
Virginia
Excelsior Avenue
Irish societies plan picnic at Mountain View Park
The Irish societies of Buste hold a picnic at Mountain View park on Sunday July 21. Train departures from Butte are at 8:45, 9:50 a.m., 12:46 p.m., 2:40 p.m., 4:40 p.m., and 6:40 p.m. Return trains leave the park at 6:15, 7:15, 9:15 and 11:30 p.m. Round trip costs 1.00. children 50 cents.
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Irish Societies of Buste Wll
Mountain View Park
Butte
Park
Sunday Excursion by Modern Woodmen Offers Cheap Round Trip
Go Sunday July 21 for a Modern Woodmen excursion. Round trip two dollars and one dollar for children. Tickets on sale Saturday at Northern Pacific city ticket office until 10 p.m. Trains depart 7 and 9 a.m. Return from Missoula 7 and 9 p.m. Tickets not valid on North Coast Limited. Free dancing. Consult Mrs. Dr. Frank eye specialist. P. O. block.
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Modern Woodmen
Northern Pacific City
Missoula
North Coast Limited
Mormon Schism Foreseen And Move Toward New Settlement
A speaker predicts a split in the Mormon church with leadership among patriarchs and a big internal divide. He cites vast holdings controlled by a few and a country country-following laity, with a planned relocation of adherents to Texas and Arizona near the Mexican frontier. He expects a gradual migration to northern Mexico to establish a new patriarchal community before a revival of Joe Smith era practices.
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Utah
Texas
Arizona
Mexico
Joe Smith
Rio Grande
Dentist opens new Baltimore office with moderate prices
Formerly with Dr. Ironsides, he opened offices in the Baltimore block, first door east of post office. He is prepared to do up to date dentistry at moderate prices.
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Ironsides
Baltimore Block
Post Office
Lewis
Columbia Bik
Broadway
Pipestone Springs Sunday Excursions Round Trip $1
Sunday excursion to Pipestone Springs promoted by Ameri can Bonding and Trust Co. The display ad notes a round trip fare of one dollar and directs readers to page 1 for details on the offer.
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Pipestone Springs
American Bonding & Trust Co
Leap of the Locomotive at Hope Tower Wreck
Atlantic express crashed into Downington local freight near Coatesville Pennsylvania. The engine leaped onto the last car and sat intact, with engineer William Wise remaining in the cab until rescue. Three cars were destroyed but no injuries occurred.
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Philadelphia
Hope Tower
Pennsylvania Railroad
Coates Ville
Atlantic Express
Downington
Coatesville
Coatesville Yards
William Wise
Strikers Win Support From Steel Workers Amid Fund Push
National Trustee John A. Morgan reports a private meeting with United States Steel officials who warned of a $200 million reserve to bolster stock. Meanwhile Wellsville mills resume shifts as Amalgamated notes a strike fund levy of $52,000 every two weeks from Federal Steel workers.
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National
John A. Morgan
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Shaffer
Wellsville
PD. R. Brookman
Mr. Brookman
Amalgamated
John Willis
W. C. Davis
Chicago District Today
Federal Steel Company
Will Remove To Mexico Salt Lake Mormons Buy Land
A Salt Lake visitor to New Orleans claims Mormons are purchasing large tracts in Diaz territory for colonies in Mexico. He predicts a 12 month exodus and describes Utah church tensions between younger modern leaders and elder polygamy adherents.
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Salt Lake
New Orleans
Utah
Governor Samford argues federal election control harms negro rights
In a letter to a Michigan college debating society, Governor Samford asserts that federal control of elections would hinder black citizens, urging that the negro problem should be resolved by the South’s people who interact with him daily. He defends Southern whites as fair and benevolent.
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Agricultural College of Michigan
Samford
Alabama
South
Belgium Requires Ear Tags For Cattle
Cows in Belgium must wear ear rings with a numbered tag after reaching three months old. The law aims to preserve an exact record of the number of bovine animals raised each year.
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Belgium
Order Back to Work in Wyoming Valley Strike
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania July 18 the United Mine Workers executive committee in Scranton orders all firemen who are UMW members to return to work. Operators call it a severe blow while strikers say it affects few members. Stationary engineers align with firemen as settlement seems to rest with mine employees rather than operators.
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Wilkesbarre
Wyoming Valley
United Mine Workers
Scranton
United Mine Workers Organization
Effects of Strike Hit Tin Plate Market Scarcity
Mereland Ohio July 19 The Iron Trade Review notes the Amalgamated association strike reduces tin plate production by about nine percent with only a small fraction of the remaining ten percent available. The shutdown of Iron Hoop mills creates a hoop and cot ton tree famine and lowers output. Bars rise slightly and further increases are expected for sheets and tin plates. Jobbers lack stocks and independent mills hold two to three months of business,提前 consumers will feel the pinch.
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Mereland
Ohio
Iron Trade Review
Amalgamated Association
American Steel Hoop Company
Enormous prehistoric snakes found near Florence Colorado
Denver Post reports discovery of fossil snakes in a gulch near Florence. Meki and Masters found a 32 by 54 inch head and a possible 100 foot body with a rudder like tail, suggesting a swimming reptile. State Historical Society aims to acquire specimens for the capitol collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Post
Florence Colp
State Historical Society
State Capitol
Meki
Masters
Florence
McGie and Masters
McFie
Little Gulch
Ferri
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Butte News
Standard
East Broadway
Telephone
Fairfield
Jewelers
Orton Bros
Fred Orton
N. Main
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Belle Springs
A T. Dugan
J. W. Lynch
Geoffrey Lavell
Col
James F. Pepper
Lexington
Montana Liquor Co
Spokane
Rossland
Seattle
Tacoma
Vancouver
Victoria
Portland
Northern Pacific Railway
Gregson Springs
Chancellor O'Donnell
Rock Creek
Healey
Missoula the Beautiful
Dr. Frank
P. ©. Block
Dre. Hh, Brown
W. E. Dodd
West Park St
Butte, Mont
Ingrain
America
Wilton
Brussels
Browntfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park Street
Booth
Armour’s
Star Brand
Specil
van Camp
Japan
California
Muscatel
Centennial Brewing Co
Blam
Sie
A. Booth Cash Grocery
W. Park St
Mont
Booth’s
W. R. Tonkin Co
E. Park Street
Salmars
Funston
TosDay
Batavia
Cove Oysters
Deer Head
Rhines
Scheon
iZjc
Montana Cash Grocery
Company Car
Park and Montana Sts
Batte
BANKS
Lee Mantle
Chas, Schatzlein
Frank W. Hastias
A. & Clements
Charles BR. Leonard
F. Aug. Helare
Henry Mueller
James Ho Monteath
OF Butte
W. W. Dixon
John D. Ryan
Co. C. Bwinborne
R A, Kunkel
Ass't
O. K. Lewis
J. H. Vivien
Fayette Harrington
M. White
Silver Bow National Bank
Mont. Caplins
United States
First National Bank OF
Butts
Andrew J Davis
Preetians
James A. Talbett
George Stevenson Sackebostler
Europe
State Savings Bank
Putte
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
T Hodeens
Sia
Principe
SY Lomiper
Creighlen
Omaha Biss Pd
M. Hedgens
J. D. Yi Pagans
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