Dancing at Washoe park frames city social scene
In Butte area news the community enjoys a Saturday night dance at Washoe park with notices for a string of local venues. Vendors advertise liquor sales at Cash Liquor House and Purest family liquors at the Mint while local candidates J. Goose and others court support. Also reported are traffic and real estate notices, marriage license, hatchery fish distribution from Kalispell, and a relocation of a gold watch lost between Margaret theater and Montana hotel.
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Cash Liquor House
Washoe Park
Anaconda News Guarantors Plan Season Ticket Sale
Anaconda guarantors prepare for a season ticket sale covering about half of the 40 course tickets, with 00 to be sold under the guarantee. A resolution directs each guarantor to acquire about 20 tickets and report results at a meeting Tuesday at 8 in Dr man’s office. Walter Ricks explains course details as bureau representative, with tickets transferable and priced to ease admission for entertainments. Committee members include Rt. B. Abbott, Tim Kelly, Liz Goodfriend, and many local doctors, merchants, and officials listed.
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Bureau
Hay
Dale
Chantatay
Rt. B. Abbott
Tim Kelly
Liz Goodfriend
Anaconda
J. F. Spelman
Ame Willite
J. Te ©. Knight
Robert A. Cameron
W. H. Trippet
M.A. Fulmer
A. M. McIntyre
F. Moore
Cll. Eggleston
T. J." Kelly
Award Burke
Thomas Sitha
A’ Share
WH. Dunnican
J. B. Goose
D.R. Roach
W.L. Callins
HM Johnson
Bld
Mahan
HL Durst
Copinus Seeks Pitcher in Salt Lake Vacation Sketch
Al Copinus of Goodfriend's gentlemen's furnishings departs for Salt Lake on vacation and a scouting cruise for pitchers. He aims to bring back one able to throw any curve, dip or shoot beyond batter reach, a pitcher who can lift high and be good.
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al Copinus
Gentlemen's
Goodfriend’s
Salt Lake
Milk Brand Ad and Sheriff Candidate Notice
A local dairy ad urges readers to compare Purity Dairy products claiming safety and pasteurization with a prompt to call 555 and visit 112 East Commercial to tour the plant. A band concert at the common was postponed to tonight due to weather. James J. Donovan announces his Democratic bid for sheriff.
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Purity Dairy Products Company
East Commercial
Common
Anaconda
James J. Donovan
Summer Oxfords in White Canvas with Leather Trims
Women's and misses' white canvas Oxfords with tan black or white leather trims. Rubber soles and heels. Priced at $2.95 $3.50 and $4.00.
Trimmed Hats in New Shades at Special Price
Hats for women and misses offered in black white and new shades at 2.95 each. Trimmings reflect the values seen at first glance. Sailors and medium size models, along with smart small close-fit shapes for auto outings are included.
Boys Suspected in School Burglary Watch Ordered
After a school board complaint, the sheriff's office set a watch at the building to stop burglaries aimed at the office during the past summer. The latest break in Thursday night saw desks ransacked and a safe pried, with student records including conduct files stolen. Authorities suspect a pupil with a bad record, and no arrests will be made until evidence is complete.
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Sherif
Ooice
Chain of Eyenice Ie
Chautauqua Stages Strong Features By Premier Artists
Western Chautauquas showcase a six month curated program with top American artists, orators and musicians. The International Opera Company appears in costume presenting opera, highlighting a rich lineup aimed to rival notable circuits.
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International Operatic Company
Coatume
Washoe smelt team to contest state championship at Billings
The Washoe smelt team departs with officials from Butte as R B Kelly guides the squad to Billings for the state meet. Last year the smelter team finished third and won the full teams event with a 100 percent score. Consistent practice and expert coaching have cut times well below last year’s records. The top prize is a W McDonald challenge cup, part of more than $300 in prizes. last year Leonard mine from Butte won the first prize.
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Billings
Me Meares
George Schutty
H. I. Frisbie
Carl Jordan
John N. Boyce
John Opray
Norton
Fama
Butte
R. B Kelly
Department of Safety
United States Bureau
W. J. McDonald
Leonard
Values and Prices Listed in Advertisements
The notice notes various values and prices including amounts such as $1.25 $1.50 and $2.00. It presents a catalog style listing of monetary values without further context or entities.
Chautauqua brings famed performers to the stage
A grand Chautauqua program unfolds featuring contralto Welch and pianist Baker with Alexander von Skibinsky and the Sequoia male quartet. Highlights include a marine band from New York City, a boy choir, native dances, and lectures by Sle Seater A and Twepie. Dr. WA Tune and Dr. Thomas Green headline talks on polar exploration and international diplomacy, with Roh Ine'ides guiding performances and a Shakespeare lineup planned for next Wednesday.
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Savage
Schumann Heink
Lottery
Alexander
Mary Skibinsky
Welch
Alice Wright Baker
Alexander von Skibins Sky
Sequoia
New York City Marine
Koth
Wonderful
Chautauqua
Rowert Tarker
Siven
Tou Geauchamp
Tune Bereer
Mae Iawaon
Antarctic
Thomas Green
International
Hplomics
Chautataun
Kentucky
Tellow
Infinite Fest
Ine
Painters Picnic Train Ride Out of Georgetown
Georgetown hosts a painters picnic this Sunday July 30 with a train trip. The train departs Anaconda at 7 45 am and returns to Georgetown, with a round trip fare of seventy five cents.
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Georgetown
Anaconda
Jean de Baptiste Picnic Fares and Fines Recorded
Silver Lake event notices list a July 30 1918 picnic with a 7 45 am train from Anaconda and 7 13 pm return for sixty cents round trip. Andrew Oman was fined 25 dollars for malicious mischief after breaking a window. Deputy County Attorney J B C Knight prosecuted. A debt disclaimer from W L Jones dated July 27 1918 appears.
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Silver Lake
Anaconda
Andrew Oman
Justice of the Peace
Pringle
Oman
J. B.C. Knight
For Sale Classified Ad Highlights Several Properties
A series of for sale notices list a No. a core net lot and a two room house in east with furniture included. A 105-Double house on West Third street offered at 3000 annual income appears. Pine property with large lot and brick-lined walla described as very attractive at a bargain. A beautiful corner 50 by 140 feet on the west end is priced at 850 with a fine building described as worth 109 more than the price.
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West Third Street
Walla
West End
Prise
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