Butte Notes Mention Local People and Places in August
A brisk Butte current notes many visitors and locals including A B Root of Harris, Fred Orton piano tuner, Major W Smith in Dillon, Mrs Ward from Helena, Father Van Der Broeck visiting, and J W Martin from Silver Star. Mentions Reed's carriage service, Henson surgeon X ray, Munsey magazine, crematory progress, and Montana railroad through sleeping car Butte to Minneapolis. Gregson Springs promotes luxurious baths and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Cigar
Orton Bros
A. B. Root
Harris
James D. Carkier
Helena
Baltimore
Havana
Fred Orton
N. Main
W. S. Higgins
Deer Lodge
J. W. Martin
Silver Star
Will Ward
Father van der Broeck
Dillon
Butte
F. Goddard
Billings
Beatrice ‘Trisberger
Anaconda
R. A. Cannocian
Tom Kilgalion
Great Falls
Miss Crangle
Virginia City
Harry Walker
J. M. Froehlich
W. Edwy
Henson
Sherman
Harry Yaeger
H. P. Napton
Reed's
East Broadway
H. Gans
L. Gans
New York
Herschel Warfield
Millard Saunders
Ennis
Putte
Munsey
P. O
China
McCarthy
Harry ©. Freeman
George B. Foote
Reed Ranch
Ten Mile
Miss Ross
Hennessy
Missoula
Missoula Hospital
T. F. McFarland
Justce Nichols
Heilbronner's
Montana
Mountain View Park
Hogan
Billy Edwards
A. L. Walker
Jerry Connolly
Granite
Shiffelbin
Swede Murphy
Hinds
Gregson Springs
Montana League Gossip Sparks Great Falls Butte Helena Series
In Helena and Butte talk builds ahead of four game sets with Great Falls. Beville or Clark may start for Butte as Tinker joins Great Falls with a new pitcher and Captain Wood resigns in Helena. Tutt is released and Helena eyes a Chicago import at second base while O'Brien and Knox rub mud under their eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Great Falls
Ball Park
Helena
Beville
Thieleman
Clark
Burke
Schmeer
Hammond
Perham
Dunleavy
Monough
Donahue
Bissell
Muller
Houston
Shelton
Hurlburt
Zearfoss
Menefee
Peoples
Tinker
Wright
Jones
California
Montana
Anaconda
Webb
Callahan
Marshall
Wood
Ryan
Chicago
Tutt
Knox
O'Brien
Scranton, Pa
Brighton Beach and Saratoga Racing Results Summary
Mile Brighton finished with mile winner Mile-Brighton, Oren second, Lee King third in 1 55. Celtic won mile race, Macon second, Zaza third in 1 32. Six furlongs saw George carry the win, Necklace second, Queen Dixon third in 1 44. Hi Necker captured the handicap six furlongs with Onett second and The Light third in 1 04. Love's Labor led mile and 70 yards, Sir Rolla second, Banish third in 1 46. Six and a half furlongs result had W G Baker first, Henry of Franz Tamar second, Randazzo third in 1 22. New York Brighton Beach results also list hurdles and selling races with multiple winners and times. Saratoga note: Kilmarnock, 3-year-old owned by William Whitney, ran two miles 2 1/4 in 55 2 5 seconds in prep for Brighton cup. time would beat the record if official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Oren
Lee King
Celtic “T
Macon
Zaza
Cgeorge Caie
Necklace
Queen Dixon
Hi Necker
Onett
the Light
Love's Labor
Sir Rolla
Banish
W. G. Baker
Henry of
Franz Tamar
Randazzo
New York
Brighton Beach
Monroe Doctor
Protus
Street Boy
Ford
Salamis
Ballou
Snark
Selling Rinaldo
Ortrud
Federalist
Quiz IT
Wine and Song
Mateo
Herbert
Native
Alsike
Saratoga
N. Y
William
Whitney
George Odom
State Board to Hear Reports on Dillon Visit
Montana state board of education travels from Butte to Dillon for an adjourned meeting to hear committee reports on charges against Bozeman agricultural college and Dillon normal school. Governor Smith Attorney General Nolan and others attend. annual school reports to be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Butte
Dillon
Agricultural College
Bozeman
Smith
Nolan
Carleton
O. F. Goddard
Chisholm
Walter S. Hartman
J. P. Hendricks
Sanders
Widow petitions for letters of administration in small estate
Ada M. Aiken seeks letters of administration for E. D. Aiken who died recently in Butte leaving an estate valued at 4000 dollars. Heirs are Ada and siblings in Vermont. Estate includes mining interests, stock, and 500 dollars in personal property. A separate court action involves Grand Opera House vs McFarland et al over rent and ownership, with a receiver collecting rents. Judge Lindsay adjourned court. Judge Parker to handle during vacation. Orton Bros piano ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Aiken
Butte
Ada M. Aiken
District Court
Travona
Moonlight
Deer Lodge
Silver Bow
Lolo Chickamaw Mining Company
Vermont
Grand Opera House Company
G Oo. McFarland
McFarland
United States
J. O. Bender
Silas F. King
G. ©. McFarland
James A. Murray
Opera House Company
Lindsay
Parker
Boulder
Wool Market in Great Falls Sees Mixed Bids and Small Clips
Nine buyers submitted bids in the Great Falls wool market as large clips sold. The Simonson clip fetched 11 1 2 cents per pound, marking the third sale of the season at that level. Several other lots traded from 9 1 2 to 14 1 2 cents, with growers encouraged by the day’s improvement and heightened buyer activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Billings
Ife
Bert G. Shorey
Jeremiah Williams & Co
Thomas Cruse
W. Smith
Ed Sayere
Charles F. Stocker
Bach, Becker & Co
Funston Bros. & Co
John T. Burns
Toston Bros. & Todd
Mic
Carl Lindstrand
H%c
O. Gruewell
Lee
Francis Wiley
Six Funerals by Richards
The notice lists six funeral services and infant deaths. William Pringle to be buried at 9:00 a.m. from 418 South Montana. Mrs. Samara Tipple at 2:00 p.m. from 800 Hornet. Christena McLeod's service at 2:00 p.m. from 420 Walker. Raymond Hounsell died aged eight months with funeral at 2:00 p.m. from the family home. Winefred Gadener to be buried at 2:00 p.m. from 117 West Pear. George Wallace infant funeral at 2:00 p.m. from 819 East Front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pringle
Montana Street
Burlington
Winefred
William Gadener
West Pear Street
George
Wallace
East Front Street
Cincinnati Beats Boston In Slow Inning League Game
Cincinnati took an inning win over Boston in an error plagued contest. Weak hitting and slow fielding characterized the game through eight innings with costly Boston errors in the fifth. Attendance 1 540. Batteries Willis and Clements Scott and Kahoe Umpire Swartwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cincinnati
R. H. E. Tagriod
Srisceae Asvesense
Willis
Clements Scott
Kahoe
Swartwood
Local Scores and Ads From Midweek Page
Baseball scores show Kansas City 9 Kansas City 4 Cleveland 4 Chicago 3 Indianapolis 3 Milwaukee 2 Detroit 5 Minneapolis 12 Buffalo 3. An organ or piano can enhance homes. Orton Bros promote Mrs. Nettie Harrison toilet preparations at Fagle Pharmacy Sole agents 27 South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Cleveland
Chicago
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Detroit
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Nettie Harrison
Fagle Pharmacy
South Main Street
Grand circuit meeting opens in slow Columbus track
In Columbus Ohio the grand circuit meeting began amid a slow track from overnight rain. Trotting 2 22 class results show Lord Derby sweeping heats with times 2 11% 2 11% 2 12% and Bay Star first heat at 2 14. Trotting 2 12 class saw Georgia na winning multiple heats with Ellett taking heat one at 2 12. Pacing 2 16 class purse 2000 had Annie Thornton claim heats three and four with times 2 11 and 2 1%. The Admiral won heat one at 2 08 with Hanna Patehen taking heat two at 2 10% and more starters listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Lord Derby
Bay Star
Silver Wilkes
Dec Watts
Grace
Marique
Hilda
Austin Boy
Georgiana
Ellett
Big Timber
Kate McCracken
Bertha Lee
Phrasa
Solen Gratton
Annie Thornton
Admiral
Hanna Patehen
Ira X
Beajie Thompson
Tom Calhoun
Lady Gargett
Lee Hart
Forum
Edith Q. Captures Five Furlongs in Chicago Race Card
Results from Chicago on July 30 list Edith Q. winning the first five furlongs with Gold Badge second and Invictus third in 1 02. Second race saw Belle of Holmdel win over Bitter Root and Allie H. in 1 15. Passe Partout took the hurdles mile and a quarter with Last Past second and Lord Chesterfield third in 2 20. Jiminez won five and a half furlongs with Handyman second and Passart third in 1 08. Pink Coat took the mile and a sixteenth with Eva Rice second and Jolly Roger third in 1 46. Our Nella won the mile with Racivan second and Castake third in 1 41. Maggie Davis prevailed in six furlongs with Rival Dare second and Egmire third in 1 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edith Q
Gold Badge
Invictus
Belle of Holmdel
Imp. Bitter Root
Allie H
Passe Partout
Lord Chesterfield
Jiminez
Handyman
Passart
Pink Coat
Eva Rice
Jolly Roger
Our Nella
Racivan
Castake
Maggie Davis
Rival Dare
Egmire
Chilean floods devastate outskirts of Santiago
A Valparaiso dispatch reports heavy rains flooding Santiago outskirts. Twelve people drowned and more than 2.40 persons rendered homeless. Railway repair costs are put at 14,000,000 pesos. No rail link between the city and Santiago. Masonic lodges raise funds for the distressed. Chile seeks Pan American congress participation if no disputes arise. President Barraguir has been ill and will resume duties soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Herald
Valparaiso
Santiago
Chile
Masonic
United States
Pan-American Congress
Barraguriz
Chancellor Hicks Beach proposes extra taxes and borrowing
In the House of Commons Sir Michael Hicks Beach announced plans to meet supplementary estimates with additional taxation and to borrow 13,000,400 pounds either as a war loan or through exchequer bonds. The house sanctioned the proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Michael Hicks-Beach
Opening of lightweight samples boosts Woolen market in Boston
Special Dispatch to The Standard reports American Woolen company unveiled light samples led by edged worsteds with price gains of 5 to 19 percent from last year's opening. Buyers increased, dealers quote firmer prices, and merchants anticipate more gains as mills prepare for raw wool shortages. Territorial locales show varied scoured and grease pricing and region young stock trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Boston
American Woolen Company
Idaho
Utah
At St Louis St Louis July 30 Firet race selling
In St Louis on July 30 the sprint opens with a selling sale race as details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
St. Louis
German Honors Given to Embassy Aide and Officials
Berlin reports a U S German commercial accord appreciation ties. The emperor grants the crown to Dr von Holleben ambassador to the United States and awards the Red Eagle to Herr Koerner of the foreign office and to Herr Herman attached to the Washington embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
United States
Germany
von Holleben
Koerner
Foreign Office
Herman
Washington
Subscribe for the Standard Ad Offers Local Delivery
An advertisement promotes the Standard newspaper with home delivery for $1.00 per month. The copy emphasizes Montana circulation and convenient doorstep service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Sutherlandshire Grounding Off Sumatra Drowns Thirteen
The British ship Sutherlandshire, Captain Nicol, sailing from Rotterdam to Kiaochau, bound for Portland, Ore., grounded and wrecked at Sumatra on July 27. Thirteen crew members drowned in the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sutherlandshire
Nicol
Rotterdam
Kiaochau
Portland
Ore
Sumatra
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
The
Btandard
Telephone
L L. &. Wilson
Major W. Smith
Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
D. Aiken
Rt Were
Browntfield-Cantonstown Carpet Company
West Park Street
Butte, Mont
Wool Market
Great Falls Market
Billings Market
Richards
Cincinonati
Clathes
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Hicago
Boston Wool Market
San Francisco
Nevada
Oregon
Valley Oregon
Mountain Lambs
San Joaquin Plains
Humboldt and Mendocino
Concord
Ralston
Perry Bros
Materia S
Carder
Wall Paper Co
Butte. Co
V. Franzman
the Grotto Cafe
Postoffice
Jacob Zundel
Washburn
Crosby
R. P. Pepper
A. Booth
Cash Grocery
Butte, Montana
Wfac
Steck
T. G. Heine
W.H. Wix
D.D.S
University of Pennsylvania
St. Paul's Hospital
South
JM. Settle
Sutton’s S
Georgia
Omtan
Lee Mantle
Chas Schatglein
Fayette Harrington
Charles R Leonard
A. B. Clements
Heinze
Henry Mueller
Frank Haskins
BANKS
State Savings Bank
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton T M. Hodgens
Europe
Joan A. Creighton
Omens
Go. W. Stapleton
A. H. Barrett
E. D.l Leavitt
8. V. Kemper
T. M. Hodgens
J Co. Hodgens
First National Bank
TTE
Andrew J. Davis James A. Talbott
E. B. Werrick
George Stevenson
O. K. Lewis
Pres
J. H. Vivian
V. P
Fayette Larrington
Cashier
Silver Bow National Bank
Capital
National Bank
U’nion National Bank
Croker-Woolworth National Bank
Leid & Tilton
Ieseret National Bank
Salt Lake
Canada
Marager C. de Winbordse
Na Unskel
Caebier
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