Butte Current Notes Show Local Life And Travel Plans
Local short notices include business ads for Walker’s liquors and piano rental, district travel by Sherman & Reed, and Os mindo cigars. Births announce three new babies in Columbia Gardens and Watson, Andusky, and Davis households. Community travels cover Missoula, San Francisco, New York trips, and a large Cubs team trip to Boulder. A Swedish Lutheran church service, a Great Northern trip, and a Glacier National Park excursion round out the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker's Liquors
Orton Bros
Gamer’s
Lisa’s
Sherman & Reed
S. A
Willey
Parker, &. C
Osmundo
Yegen Bros
Adv
Ed M. Watson
Columbia Gardens
John Tandusky
Watson Avenue
Torn
Wilfred L. Davis
East Broadway
Lewis
O. Lewis
Missoula
Dave Edwards
North
Arizona Street
Three Forks
Mary Vincent
San Francisco
California
North Sr
Union Stars
P. O
Standard Office
C. FE. Franzen
Anaconda
Butte
Thea Sheehan
West Broadway
New York City
Metropolis
John Honey
Olympian
New York State
William Montague
L. P. Sanders
Mr. Sanders
Alf C. Kremer
Kremer
J. Bruce Kremer
Kremer Twohy
Great Falls
Cuthantic
Glacier National Park
Girls Club Picnic Postponed to Next Saturday
The Girls' club picnic is postponed for a week due to unsettled weather. The meeting decided to delay until next Saturday when tally-ups and lunches will be available. A discussion also covered admitting 18 year old girls to the junior division, to be decided by seniors tomorrow night.
Lightning Death Strikes Home in Philipsburg
Mrs. Thomas R. Seymour died suddenly this morning in Philipsburg from heart failure triggered by a shock when lightning struck her home. Little damage occurred to the house. She is survived by her husband and one daughter.
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Philipsburg
Thomas R. Seymour
Appeals to stockholders on Tuolumne merger plan
The Tuolumne Copper Mining company proposes increasing capital stock from 800000 to 1500000 and merging with the Butte Main Range company. Directors argue expanded acreage and acquisition of 49 acres near Meaderville will unlock profitable veins and raise stock value, with 260000 Tuolumne shares offered to secure the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuolumne Copper Mining
Butte Main Range Company
Hickey
Butte
Tuolumne Copper Mining Company
Tuolumne
Meaderville Flat
East Butte Mining Company
Range Copper Company
Directors Back Rapid Development of New Ground
Directors express unanimous support for proposed capitalization increase to acquire ground and develop quickly. The aim is to secure and industrialize the newly described Meaderville flat area and surrounding Butte Main Range to accelerate progress and capitalize on available resources.
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Meaderville
Butte Main Range
Christian Young People in Annual Convention
The Montana and Northern Wyoming Christian Endeavor union will hold its annual state convention in Bozeman from July 29 to August 1. Delegates from local churches include Edna Bennetts, Mabel Bennetts, Arthur Heem, and Lawrence Hayes. Speakers include William Shaw, Claude Hill, H. H. Rottmann, Mrs. Charles Hutchinson, and John O. Ferris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Northern
Wyoming
Valparaiso
Ind
H. H. Rottmann
The
Northwest
Charles Hutchinson
Ohio State Union
Toledo
Ohio
John O. Ferris
American Sunday School Unions
Minneapolis
Pioneer woman Mrs Daniel Agoa dies in Butte at 67
Mrs Daniel Agoa, a pioneer resident of Butte for 34 years, died at home after a six month cancer illness. Survived by son John J. Agoa and three daughters, two nieces, and a late son Daniel Agoa who died in a car accident. Born in Ireland, she came to Butte in 1879 with settlers. Funeral planned for tomorrow morning.
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Daniel Agoa
Butte
Agoa
West Park Street
John J. Agoa
J. B. Ford
Paul E. Noble
Patrick Sullivan
F. S. Killgallon
James Wuiffy
Montanas at Dillon for key Gregson tilt this afternoon
The Montana base ball team meets Dillon this afternoon at Gregson in the season’s marquee game. About 400 tickets were sold in Dillon as fans prepare to travel from Butte. Foy will pitch for the Montanas with Stock behind the plate, while Leverett and Gosman handle Dillon’s battery. first pitch is at 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Gregson
Dillon
Butte
Foy
Montanas
Independents
Leverett
Gosman
Dillion
Rogon Breaks Down No Run In Sixth Race
Judges ruled Rogon broke down after returning to the barrier and refused to start the sixth race. Starter Morrisey investigated and warned the crowd that allowing the horse to run would be cruel. Under western racing rules, bets stand once a horse is in the starter’s hands.
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Rogon
Morrisey
Notable Hotel Guests Listed Across Cities
A long list of travelers and their residences appears, naming Thornton, C. D. Powell, Walter, J. N. Short and wife, Chicago, J. A. Nutzbur, St. Louis, U. R. Indahl of Butte, C. D. Arnstein of Yakima, Mrs L. Clark of Boise, J. L. Larry of Rapin, M. Mont., O. J. Reaume, 1915, M. 8S. Mason of New York, and numerous others in cities from Helena to Seattle and Denver, indicating a traveler intake or hotel ledger.
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Springfield
Mass
A. Frank
Salt Lake City
A. Berg
San Francisco
C. Carlson
Roslyn
Wash
A. Woodward
Minneapolis
Hu. Co
Seattle
M. P. Paynns
G. H. Granger
Luna Park
C. P. Geiser
St. Louis
Butte
G. Lindbloom
E. Garvin
J. W. Franklin
Frisco
G. R. Featherly
Dillon
James F. O'Toole
Baltimore
M. Huffman
Spokane
B. S&s
Portland
Maine
Oakwood
Philipsburg
P. A. Laramore
Great Falls
J. C. Mayes
Lewistown
J. E. Allen
A. F. Bishop
Helena
Duluth
A. 8. Demming
EF. J. Dale
Chautauqua Planed as Annual Butte Feature After Crowd
A Chautauqua in Butte moved toward permanence as 34 of 50 guarantors signed the plan to secure next year’s project. The White City band drew the largest crowd yet with packed tents, encores, and a double program including opera excerpts and classic readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
White City
William ‘Tell
Lucia
Thavia Grand Opera Company
Mr A D Green Opens New Ladies Wear Store In Butte
Mr A D Green a longtime figure in the city’s ladies coat and suit trade will start his own business at 107 West Broadway. The space is being remodeled and a full stock of coats suits furs and ladies apparel will be shipped from Butte. Opening day is set for August 4 with strong expectations of success from local lady buyers.
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A. D. Green
West Broadway
Green
Butte
Chautauqua Circle In Butte Plans Diploma Path
The Chautauqua literary and scientific circle in Butte completes its organization at the morning session. Members who join will begin a four year study that leads to a diploma from the National Chautauqua association upon completion.
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Chautauqua
Butte
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
National
Chautauqua Association
Two Arrested as Insane In County Case Told
Mrs Lempke Wicks aged 40 was arrested last night on a charge of insanity brought by her sister in law Mrs Wickstrom of 325 Watson Avenue. Wicks talked irrationally at the county jail after leaving the Wickstrom home with her 8 year old son and roaming the flat. William Jones 35 claimed to live in Wales and refused to give his address after being arrested by Patrolman Buckley for shouting and attracting a crowd on Broadway, believed insane.
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Lempke Wicks
Wickstrom
Watson Avenue
Wicks
William Jones
Wales
Buckley
Jones
Broadway
Washington Recall Law Upheld by Superior Judge
Seattle July 26 Superior Judge Albertson upheld the state recall law passed by the last legislature in line with a constitutional amendment adopted last November. Sheriff Edward Cuddie challenged the measure seeking a restraining order to stop the county auditor from accepting a recall petition against Sheriff Cunhie over alleged unlawful acts by deputies during a striker arrest.
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Seattle
Albertson
Edward Cuddie
Cunhie
FEW TROOPS IN NANKING FEAR TROUBLE
Nanking July 26 denuded of troops only enough soldiers to maintain order left foreign residents fear trouble from thousands of unemployed coolies. Suchenfu rebels retreat to the Huai river extending front to resist northern army from Nganhwei. Northern troops fired on customs steamer Kutsu on the Yangtze at Chingkian four miles east of Nanking with seventy shots. no injuries. Woodcock escorted the Kutsu and the government commander apologized saying the river attack was a mistake.
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Nanking
Huai River
Nganhwei
Chingkian
Woodcock
Kutsu
Ladies Race in Row Boats at Luna Park on the Lake
Tomorrow afternoon at Luna Park on the lake two expert rowers Miss Hannah Baxter and Maude Rescorla will attempt a time record in a rowboat exhibition. A tilting contest pits Pace, Clark, Manley and Hornberg against Bel, Wells, Connors and Bradley with games, music, and amusements planned for children.
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Luna Park
Hannah Baxter
Maude Rescorla
Yellowstone
Pace
Clark
Manley
Hornberg
Bel
Wells
Wells, Connors and Bradley
Ady
Fire at Tacoma woodenware plant causes $125000 damage
Fire swept the Northwestern woodenware plant in Tacoma tonight damaging two blocks. Officials could not determine the fire's origin as the site reported about $125,000 in losses.
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Tacoma
Wash
Northwestern Woodenware
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Butte News
Standard Ia
Fast Broadway
Independent Telephone
Europe
Presi
Main Range Company
the Clothery
North Main Street
Special Department For Motor Clothes
Pioneer
Corner Park and
Dakota Streets
OHM
Chautauqua Organization
White City Band
Opernatic
Gram
Miss la Dell
John H. Andress
J. F. Fox
California Avenue
Mose Linz-Lends
Diel VG
Tarae
Grocer
Crescent Manufacturing Company
Washington
S. Weissberg
West Gold Street
Steinway
Chickering
Knabe
Kranich & Bach
C. Fischer
Tahal
Vose
Kimball
Hallet & Davis
Whitney
Conway
Hinze
Main St
Butte, Montana
Weinbergs
I. Simon
N. Main St
B. E. Calkins
Main and Broadway
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