Butte Current Notes Show Local Travel and Births
A batch of brief notes from Butte recount travels and departures of residents including Edward Johnson, Ural Sam Carter, and George Palmer heading to New York, Park City, and elsewhere. Births are noted, with a July 21 daughter for Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Crowley, and a new marriage for Isak Koskela and Miss Fina Hilmala. Also listed are visitors, vacations, and local business notices plus the P.O. August issue covers.
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Orton Bros. Miller
Milwaukee
Walker's
Butte
W.N
Durango
Black
Gainey
Edward Johnson
Park City
Ural
Sam Carter
sGeorge
E. Palmer
New York
Phil Levy
Chicase
Firstelass Dental
Firstelass Dental Work Goto Dr. Ironside
North Main Street
Cerfeates
D. R. Crowley
Farrell Street
Atrs
Charien Rand
Portland
H. Coughlin
Daught Francis
le Pau
Mra Hi
J. Cronin
Atle Cronin
San
Jane
Mabelle Shackleton
Missoula
Anna Webster
Technical World
Wide World
Pearson's
P.O
Reeves
Waiters
Williams
Salt Lake
John” Walker
Utah Street
Thomas F. Clark
Missouri
The Standard Promises Timely Post During Tariff Year
The article urges readers to subscribe to The Standard Montana’s live newspaper to stay informed on tariff clashes and political events. It notes a monthly price of 1 from carriers or mail nationwide including Canada and Mexico.
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Standard
Montana
Neway
United States
Canada
Mexico
Seattle Millionaire George Kin near Dies Suddenly
Seattle capital owner George Kinnear a millionaire who owned Teal real estate in Seattle died suddenly of heart disease at age 7 his death follows his gift of Kinnear Park on Queen Anne Hill to the city in a notable act of philanthropy
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Seattle
Wash
George Kinnear
Kinnear
Queen Anne Hill
Banner Day Planned for Children at Columbia Gardens
A new equipment upgrade and extended free transit prepare next Thursday’s banner day for Silver Bow County children at Columbia Gardens. Outside-city children may enter free by 1 PM, with free transport to gardens until 2 PM. Floris the Mexican performer and Professor Ray will headline the afternoon and evening program, with a special stage on the Arcade lawn.
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Wharton
Street Railway Company
Silver Bow County
Columbia Gardens
Butte
Atilano Floris
Floris
Land of
Mexico
Professor Ray
Ray
Vik Clark
Doctor's Will Alleged in Widow's Claim at Hearing
Mrs. Hannah Blackburn asserts her late husband Dr. G E Blackburn made a will in her favor about five years after their 1898 marriage. An envelope marked will was found torn with no contents, a copy existed with the administrator. The court ruled out the copy but noted the marked envelope. The widow seeks to revoke administrator Charles A Blackburn and be named administratrix, while contests over the will and estate persist. The case touches shares, land deeds, and insurance valued around eight thousand dollars. The hearing adjourned with further motions, including whether to cancel the widow's allowance.
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Hannah A. Blackburn
G. E. Blackburn
Lynch
Charles A. Blackburn
Ofense
Andrew Jackson
Louis A. Donovan
Thm Nolan
Blackburn
John Brown
H. L. Maury
Donovan
C. H. Rue
H. M. Patterson
Donova
Tian An Ene
Brown
Sald
Mr. Brown
Charley
First National Bank
Admanistrator
Willy
Teworth
Tuolumne
South Park’ Mining-Realty Company
Charley Tyd
Plaintitt
Charney
Ots
Gallatin Addition
Maury
Storney Maury
Burt Marsh
Burt
Wingfield to Head Banks Dominated by Late Nixon
San Francisco July 22 Wingfield Nevada mining man named to head four banks once led by the late Nixon. Banks located in Winnemucca Carson Reno and Tonopah with Wingfield already heading Consolidated Mining of Goldfield and Nevada Hills Mining. He also serves as president of the John S. Coole bank of Goldfield.
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San Francisco
George Wingfield
Nevada
United States
Nixon
Winnemucca
Carson
Reno
Tonopah
Wingfield
Consolidated Mining Company of Goldfield
Nevada Hills Mining Company
John S. Coole Bank of’ Goldfield
Receipts and committee notes at Butte Chamber meeting
At the Butte Chamber of Commerce regular meeting held in the city council chamber presided by Harry Hallway, the Fourth of July celebration report showed receipts of 7700 and expenditures of 110,000 leaving a balance of 112. The secretary proposed adding a full contributor list. Various committee items were discussed including courthouse dedication expenses, entertainment plans for visiting groups, and plans to exhibit at the Minneapolis exposition. The stray cows issue prompted a call for heavier fines. The gardens committee asked 40 for the Public Service League project support.
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Butte Chamber of Commerce
Heli
City Council
Harry Iallwey
W. Blake
Herman Blank
Judge Trantly
Silver Bow Club
Butte
American Geograph Ciety
Eugene Carroll
C. W. Goodale
Malcolm Gillis
John Gillie
Remington
Thomas G. Murphy
Organic Nation
Chamber of Commerce
Theody
Lewis Newman
Great Falls
Memiber
Twentieth Irrigation Camerons
Lake City
Montana
Board of Directors
A. P. Henningsen
Blake
Minneapolis
Northwest League
Women's Public Service League
Board of
Colored man pleads guilty to burglary in Oakland rooms
Harvey Johnson, colored, admitted breaking into a room on the Oakland block last May. Landlady surprised him before loot. He was jailed and a short term sought in court. Information filed in Judge Dorlan's department charges burglary. Witnesses say burglary occurred in daytime. he faces one year in the penitentiary. Also charged John Ward with larceny from West Mercury Street June 20 and John Day with forgery May 4 for attempting a $200 First National Bank check using forged Peter Cervantes name.
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Harvey Johnson
Oakland
Dorlan
John Ward
West Mercury Street
John Day
Flrst National Bank
Foler
Peter Cervantes
Bay Sheek
Renovated Montana house invites visits and events at Alhambra
A reworked residence in Montana offers a refreshed home with new improvements and a pavilion ideal for picnics and dancing. The notice invites visitors to come and be well cared for during an 80 day period starting now.
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Alhambra Hot Springs
Points
Montana
Taft Pushes Irrigation Bill Passage
President Taft met with several Republican members of the house to discuss Borah’s irrigation bill. He expressed possible disagreements but urged that differences be subordinated and the bill be enacted in its current form to aid western lands and homestead projects under government irrigation plans.
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Standard
Washington
Taft
F Ican
House
Borah
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Butte New
East Broadway
Telphone
Independent Telephone
Hamilton
Jewelers Opticians
Butte, Mont
R. M. Whitelock
Josephine
Lincoln
Neb
Axel Sandstrum
Hanna Matsen
Hansen
Andrew Dickes
Dickey Aire
Dickey
BTU
the Clothery
Aleo
Madras
Tale
Anda Pte
Chamber OF Commerc
Tye
Mose Linz Lee
North Main St
Towle Winterhalter
Ranmingo, Corner Park and
Dakota Sts
Narragansett
Vudor
Anty
Great Northern
Sullivan
Alhambra, Mont
McMonegal School of Dressmaking
Mak
Dorothy
Corner
Granite
Wyoming
Victor
Victrolas
House of Quality
Howard Music Company
M. W
South Butte Camp
ED Rose Jeweler
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