Butte Current Notes On Local Trades And Visitors
A rundown of local visitors and business notes from Butte including names such as Orton Ure, Cramb, Morgania, McLaughlin Gant Co, Daniels, Katren, McKenzie from Great Falls, Littlepuga, OConnor, Leynor, and others. Mentions of new front at Red Boot, Pipeston’s Wet Springs, and ads for Budweiser labels warned against imitation. Also notes births, carters, local publications, and available organ or piano sales from Orton Frog at 519 North Maley Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Daniels
Daniels
Brite
J. Katren
Eivingeton
J. M. White
Artista
Joan al. McKenzie
Great Falls
A.W. Littlepuga
Butte
Billings
A.W. O'Connor
Hozenign
Leynor
Missoula
Bay
Walker
Denis Leary
North Arisona
UW. Bayl
West Granite
Standard Office
Bota
Wward P. McGrath
Colorado Street
Maurice Cockrell
Dear Lodge
G. S&s. Wendall
Hamilton
Bitter Root
B. VT
Stanton
Elena
Peninsular
Browsfield-Canty Co
Red Boot
Fiame
Renu
Migs Edythe Williams
Virgin City
Butle
Colege
The
Pacific
Everybody's
McClure's
Muntes
Ned Hook
PLO
Oscar A. Redman
Leavitt
North
Washington Street
Fner State Saveings Bank
Henry Cushing
Dylon
Bute
Pastor Hussell
Panzile
Thomas Fhilekey
Flor Co
Dewar
Sherida Enterprise
Publicctini
Bitte
Sheridan
Pant M. Adamts
Wesleyian University
Teer
Te Montana
Mose Denger
Hutte Seston
Virginia Gils
National Meeting of Sheepshearers in Butte
Delegates from all sheep growing states gathered in Butte for the Union No. 1 of the Sheepshearers of North America annual convention. Miss Horenea Thomas named secretary, the sole woman member. President Worvest spoke on union strength, wage trends, and industry threats from trusts, while a plan to standardize shearing prices and foster closer ties with wool growers was proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kigty
Sheepshearers
North America
At. c. Worvest
Boucher Halt
Hiorenea Thomas
Butte
uMce
Patrest the Freents Aldreas
Ue Land
Kbar
Uns
Mis
Meo
Forrest
Uin
Enyliis
Wewl
Hutte
Unites
Moe
Arizona
Berlis Curry
Morrant
Bank of Duke
Depta
Massachusetts
Maryland
California
Washington
Hans Pearl
Platt Kharson
Alercer
Presa Com
Mhileme Slaton
Lonko
Jy Paar
Mont Neni
Montana
Alleged Gamblers Appear In Courts
A group of alleged gamblers arrested during a Saturday rally appeared in court before Justice Keon and Justice Foley. They were arraigned with bonds set at cash or $1,000 property. about 20 remain unable to post. A separate Sunday incident saw Mike Lakala accused of first degree Assault. Matt Pouliano victim, though not seriously hurt. Steve Stayer faced unlawful cohabitation charges and was found in cas. Leo Frley appeared for sentence and paid a $39 fine.
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Gaiught
Quinn
Als
Eark
Vienna
Keon
Henry Foley
Arralynet
Hods
Mike Lakala
Henry Moley
Matt Poultano
Steve Stayer
Cas
Leo Frley
Langford Vows to Fight Ketchel for Heavyweight Title
A signed Langford statement from Boston reports he will fight Stanley Ketchel for the heavyweight title with the best purse offered. The bout is to decide the champion, with a winner and no specified round limits. Venue and exact terms to be arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ilyah
Joseph A. Wonn- Thad
Imimager
San Langford
Stanley Ketchel
Langford
New
Trey
Kketetie
Amy Wens Ketchet
Bing Rort
Ketehel
Weisht
Jeffries Talks to Post Forfeit on Way to New York
A dispatch reports Jeffries arriving in Bozeman en route to New York to post a 55000 forfeit to defend his heavyweight title. He says Jack Johnson won’t be champ until he defeats him, and notes past promises to defend after this season. A separate Bozeman item covers Moore’s release after forgery charges related to forged checks.
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Chiga
Jeffries
New York
Lle
Newpart
Illea
Faye Fie Athol
Tammany
Ant
Jack Johnson
Standard
Bozeman
W. S. Moore
M Moore
Ueelly
Fic
Moore
Visionartes OF
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Sudan
Missionaries face hardships in Sudan amid cannibalism
Dr A C Mustsen of Los Angeles recounts months in Sudan where authorities crack down on cannibalistic practices yet fear and superstition persist. He notes witchcraft and fetich worship hinder mission work but evangelization shows progress with more than 4 600 000 Christians in Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Pont
Sudan
A.C. Mustsen
Los Ange
Africa
Lad's Death Declared Pure Accident by Coroner Jury
The coroner's jury ruled a boy's death a pure accident after witness testimony explained a motorist could not avoid striking him when the youth stepped onto a West Park Street crossing in front of a passing car. The driver described braking hard and swerving, with five passengers and others corroborating the sequence of events. The verdict followed testimony from Attfield's parents and county officials gathered at Sherman & Reels undertakers.
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Tt Tittle Loddy Alifeld
Fata
Tne
Durles
Ail Crushel
Selmes Largey
Phoenix
Weat Park Street
Venu
Envayer
Sherman & Reel
Cilia
Walder
Maury
Atthedl
Wlesses
Ehavobeifarn
Sieeves
Geld
Huila
Minsell
Sant Frannie Thompson
Porter
Bin
Ho & Wilson
Joseph Bang
Mayer Promotes Unmatched Low Jewelry Prices
Mayer, a Montana jeweler, boasts the lowest prices in town, claiming his markup forces rivals to ease old profits. He touts flawless, colorless diamonds at a standard price per carat and guarantees money-back sales, backed by 20 years in business and growing reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer
Montana
Auto slowness blamed as boy struck near Main Street
Witnesses described a speeding automobile that slowed before hitting a boy on Main Street, the vehicle turning to avoid him while others testified to the congested street. Eyewitnesses including Leman Royce and Henry Bouillon testified about the incident and the horn signals. Nearby residents recalled the car moving slowly and the crowd reacting as the car approached the crosswalk. A funeral service later noted for Cova service to St Andrew's Episcopal Church was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stata
Nina
Atifield
Streck
Conte
Leman Royce
West Broadway
Henry Bouillon
Back
Whey
Attheld
Clarence Telinson
Ant
Phoenis
Tiree
Frank Phoimpson
Porler
Antenias
Vakota Street
Granny
Trent
Feddy Amo
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Fragmented Readable Text From Historical Paper
A garbled OCR segment shows scattered phrases and names, including references to a coachman, boats, cards, verses, and an address. The readable content is minimal and mostly nonsensical, with no clear event, date, or identifiable entities forming a coherent news item.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
East Broadway
Hutto
Ape
Sterling
Fairfield Company
Orton Ure
South Malin
Cramb
Oweley Brocle
L. Tt
Morgania
Ietena
McLaughlin Gant Co
Majesticrange
Butte Stave Rep't
McLeod i Eeven
Pilinghire
White Reg
FST
Wfrainbeeer Wesh Park
Paxton & Hockefeller
Dutte
Catt Pn
Orton Frog
North Maly Street
National Meeting OF Sheepshearers
Dennison
Montana Drug Co
West Park Street
Vais Rois
Atema
Lad
Stephen Lord
Young Attfield
Attfield
Broadway
Alhambra Hot Springs
Traingléetre Grete Northern Depot
Hull
Hale Fara
Gem
Sullivan & Fenlon
Ellis A. Johnston
Nearon Abong
Molitor
Will Galean
Mabie
Regia Prien
Ga-Enniss
Miko Ree
Brownfield-Canty Carpet (Co
Beth
Terrelle
Western Tlectrle O
Rk Street
Coageiean Dann
Davnly
Ty Vanker
Alice
Salt Lake City
Oregon Short Line Railroad
F. D. Wilson
D. F and P. A
Main St
Mont
A. C. MM
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