Shriners of Algeria Gather in Numbers
A fragmentary report notes Shriners of Algeria gathering with nobles from various regions. The event centers on temple activities in Helena Montana, with a special summer car trip planned to towns and mines. Imperial potentate arrival and formal receptions are described, along with local headquarters setup and badge ceremonies.
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Algeria
Alon
Helena
Montwit
Sigeia
Chepe
Davies
Weeke
West
Det
Alvati
Rietington & Si
Orlock
Eh Lee
Homer
Imperial
Alfred Whitworth
Deer
Hutte
Tharston
Resender
Georas Hooker
Veletus
Stlnp
Finien
Booker
Noni
Janitors Elected by School Board at Last Night’s Meeting
School board elected janitors for the coming year at last night’s session. Various assignments listed for High School and Washington School with salaries ranging from 60 to 108 dollars. Matters included manual training supplies bids, lumber purchases, and calls for local school site development near Five Mile. Dorothy Peoples’s funeral scheduled. obituaries and local educational bids noted alongside western championship results.
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Bhop
Lek
George Pervitt
Lizzie Loge
Kate Lowney
Washington School
Ren Tregoulig
Mary Hyers
Lain Coin Mbalcoln
Say Hy
Mekines Stot Salen. $100 Mra. Ch. Cay Wiatteht Willa Trantor
Sii Kales
Welater Jonas Meith
Ty Lawrenver Sa
Madison
Margret Simuvite
Houdia
Alvin Schaal
Simi
George Macuernagnan
Eles Teal
Pratessne Lowell
Trent
Henderson
Ren K Calking
John
Evans
Harrington
Five Mile
PJ Doherty
John Kelsey
Bertha Konen
Summer Shirt Waists Auction Slashes Prices on Large Lot
We offer a vast sale of over 1200 waists bought from a manufacturer at a very low figure. Styles include white French lawn and embroidered options with lace, insertion, and medallions. Sizes range from small to large, plus dozens of infant and children’s summer garments in white pique and linen.
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Triswell
Manufac
Grand jury calls witnesses amid busy session
The grand jury in session for weeks received subpoenas naming William Seaton and another Civic League official to appear at 10 AM. The move follows questions over the league’s role in investigating gambling law violations and a dispute whether Attorney General Tetwon should counsel the jurors. Subpoenas were issued after a judge summoned the jurors to meet Bourquin yesterday morning.
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William Seaton
The
Civic League
Seallon
League
I Tet
Nolan
Lock
Guederd
New Healy'cattice
Tegal
Healy
Butte Miners Union Stays Out of Fight
In a near-unanimous vote the Butte Miners Union decided to withdraw from the dispute with the three allied unions. The action leaves the mill and smeltermen to contend with the top men, while a Montana Federation of Labor charter awaits for the opposing side. Central Labor Council and Building Trades Council pledge support to local union interests and urge unity among Montana labor groups.
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Butte Miners’ Union
Fopemen's
Mith and Minestermen’s
TI Union
Engineers Union
Mill and Smeltermen's Union
Reeielar
Miners ‘Union
Might Te Nut
Montana Federation of Labor
Th Structural Iron Workers
Bute Central Labor
Union of
Silver Bow County
Butte Central Labor Council
Building ‘Trades Council
Tepe
Butte
Hempe
Tebe
Peards
Anton
Sher
Menta
Hutte Central Labor Council
Phin
Komias J.chope
Butte Miers
Montana Federation of Tabor
Montana
Nearly Five Thousand Enjoy Day at Gardens
Nearly five thousand guests attended a Gardens event with a program of shorts and a car arranged for the occasion. Fireworks display and a small balloon event drew crowds. Professor O Dell teased ascensions for a future Children’s Day series. The Episcopal Sunday School group enjoyed the annual picnic. A daughter was born July 44 to Mr and Mrs L Alexander of South Crystal Street.
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Yeatenday
Columbia Gardens
Professor O'Dell
Episcopal
Bardens
L. Alexander
South Crystal -Street
Divorces, land suits, and court actions mingle in early 1900s notes
An unsettled court record outlines a divorce claim where a wife’s drunkenness and alleged criminal intimacy with Nugent provide grounds for divorce from George Will. Separate filings include two copper-mines title suits in North Butte country against Tumich and Steele, with claims of mineral grounds and cave access debated in the Grand Forks region, plus a wage claim tied to Kennedy and a savings bank suit involving Le Creeden and Feat.
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George Will
Meaderville
Tom
Nuegent
Nugent
de Butte Surgeen Copper Company
Distr
Thomas
Tumich
Charles Steele
Stephan
North
Buttestion
John
Kennedy
Mre Kennedy
Ietove
le Creeden
Rute
Two Slight Accidents Reported For The Day
Two minor crashes are noted. Pat Martes of Hast roadway sustained injuries after a collision on Park street and was hospitalized, his age delaying recovery. Gus McDonald, a miner, suffered a concussion following a fall on a hillside route and was admitted to Murray Hospital.
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Pat Martes
Park Street
Mires
Ken
St Jaton Hospital
Gus McDonald
Murray Hopital
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Thornton
Dorothy
Patrick Peoples
Walkerville
St. Lawrence Church
Pennes
Chicago
Kenwood Country Clubs
Hunt
California
Emerson
Ohio
Vernon
Kansas
Children’s Wash
Hennessy
Scallon
Fudge Bourquin
Dude Burgut
Suny
Hldren
Elizabeth Jacobs
Industrial League of Washington
District of
Columbine
Clas
Tite
Coln
Garteld
Ata
Labor Council Sentiments
Hast
Esmand
Iso
Ina
Bat yLny
Hessy’s
Soc
Ward
Mann
Wales
Trunmier
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Hennessy’s
Butte, Montana