Racing thrills and tales of English drinks from far and wide
A bustling night at the Saucer track features spills and fierce sprints among amateurs and pros. New riders Hopper and Niederhofer show potential despite altitude woes, while Bell wins a three mile professional lap race with decisive late bursts. An accompanying feature surveys old English beverages from Vikings mead to aleberry, highlighting regional breeds and quirky distillations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopper
Niederhofer
Murphy
Hopi
Conway
Hoffman
Joe Rayburn
Barnett
Olsen
Rayburn
Ind Me
Grover
Allen
Hann
Stay
Staley
Quckly
Rome
Bell
Burris
Stavro O
Haydock
Staver
Stern
Butteman
Spafford
McGrevor
May
Sharman
Daniels
Zogarra
Baisden
England
Huntingdonshire
Wales
United States
States
Somersetshire
Derbyshire
Hampshire
Dorsetshire
West Indies
Marquesas
Persia
Beluchistan
Child Walter T. Jaynch Dies at Family Home
Walter T. Jaynch two years and two months old, son of Mr and Mrs Dennis Jaynch, died yesterday at 361 East Granite Street. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 o'clock at the family residence.
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Walter T
Dennis Jaynch
East
Granite Street
Strange Intoxicants
The London Evening Standard suggests early humans first loved intoxication and that both man and a microbe uniquely tolerate alcohol. It notes animals rarely share this taste and cites Byron on reason as a prerequisite to drinking.
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London Evening Standard
Byron
Stevensville Notes Highlight Local Visits and Weather
C HM Buck and wife visit Butte carnival. Frank Cyr family back from Missoula. Amos Buck and son to Missoula. Charles stays. W 8 Walker very low from railroad injury. Missoula fishing trip by Lucy and Simons. Mrs T Dickson joins husband in Bridger. E O Lewis from Sioux City seeking location. George P Blake heads to Minneapolis. Rev D B Price from Helena. John A Smith proves homestead in Missoula. Norton and Hayden witness. Local weather easing heat. rain hoped after haying. Modern Woodmen organizer Mr Johnson visits. Mrs W P Smith of Missoula visiting near Victor. Baggs in Missoula on business. Benton, Glassley, Morphis, Wood, Smith go to Missoula for land office. County Attorney Baker from Hamilton on legal business. W A Wright from Missoula works locally.
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C. HM. Buck
Butte
Frank Cyr
Missoula
Amos Buck
Plrnte
Charles
James Rawlins
Dr. Howard
Hamilton
Walker
J. M. Lucy
L. M. Simons
T. Dickson
Burnt Fork
Bridger
E. O. Lewis
Sioux City
George P. Blake
Florence
Minneapolis
D. B. Price
Helena
John A. Smith
Dudley Norton
John W. Hayden
Misses Maude
Ellen Fulkerton
Victor
Elsie Strange
Etna
Mr. Johnson
W. P. Smith
Vic Ridley
George T. Baggs
Oscar Benton
John Glassley
Fannie Morphis
William A. Wood
Moses
Smith
W. P. Baker
W. A. Wright
Thirteen Year Old Ida Cutler Elopes With Carnival Show
David Cutler reports his 13 year old daughter Ida missing from No. 66 West Iron street. Sheriff Furey searches Butte for Ida who may have joined the Midway carnival bound for Vancouver. Last seen Saturday night with a neighbor, authorities fear elopement with the show and may halt the caravan to recover her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cutler
West Iron Street
Ida Cutler
Butte
Vancouver
Miss Ida
Furey
Bandits Proliferate in Cuba Fuelled by Fear and Wealth
A Cuban observer describes banditry as a quasi profession, with moneyed landowners paying protection to gangs led by a former revolutionary figure. The system thrives on moral cowardice and weak law enforcement, with owner coercion failing to deter raids as rural guard ineffectiveness grows.
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Cuba
Cienfuegos
Mystery of a Girl’s Departure Examined
A brief note suggests the girl's exit stems from youthful curiosity to explore the world and pursue a perceived tempting ambition, with no other reasons recorded.
Whitening Doorsteps With Homemade Whiting Mix
A recipe advises dissolving half a pound of powdered glue in a pint and a half of water over slow heat. Add a pound of powdered whitening, stir in fully, and apply to steps with a stiff brush. If too stiff, add water. Heavy rain needed to remove, saving labor.
Butte Street Fair Ends With Joyful, Rowdy Farewell
The two week street carnival in Butte drew diverse crowds from all social strata to enjoy the Midway, confetti battles, and booth displays. Benefiting merchants and the Overland club, organizer Jarbour netted about 85 percent while ensuring no losses. attendees relished a rare communal respite from daily life.
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Butte
Gambrinus
Overland Club
Jarbour
French lisle thread underwear in blue pink lavender
Summer underwear offer in French lisle thread with color choices blue pink lavender and other shades. Large sizes only available in 40 42 and 44 inch shirts and drawers at a small price.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rough Riders
Dandruif
Herpicide
Stevensville
Midway
Carni
Val
Vancou
Ver
Booth
Hadji Cheriff
Hennessy
Hennessy’s
Zephyr Singhama
New York
Butte, Montana
Axminster Rugs
Beause
Brussels
Lincoln
Bull Bros
Mason Patent
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