Butte Current Notes Highlights Local Errands and Talks
Butte notes report numerous visits and travels including Charles Swartz trip to Helena, Lulu Prentice visiting in Bozeman, and Dr. Hanson in Butte. Mentions Deputy Sheriff Hogan, eye and ear specialist, and Keeley Institute at Boulder Springs. Also reports births, a pugilist heading to Seattle, stage company manager, church festival plans, and local bankruptcy filings plus a large city inheritance distribution.
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T. J. Walsh
Helena
J. W. Tait
Dillon
Keeley Institute
Montana
Boulder Springs
MD Hogan
Cascade County
Butte
Heine
Pennsylvania
Jeff O'Connell
Lewis and Clarke County
Main Spring
Mayer
Hanson
Wilson
Ida Nichols
Glendale
Mose la Fontise
Seattle
J. M. Scanland
Warm Springs
Alfred Hampton
Great Falls
William Hardcasstle
Marsden Burns
Beaverhead
Frank E. Shaw
Long Ryan-Weston election contest drags through courts
The Ryan-Weston election contest lingers with demurrers and transfers across judges. The petition faces claims of untimely filing and jurisdiction issues, while hearings on motions continue as the case potentially heads to trial within the year. Separate items note a deposition request in a Minnesota railroad loss suit, divorce settlement dismissals, and an estate appraisers’ report.
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Ryan-Weston
Weston
Charles Machas
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
St. Louis
Butte
Otto Becker
Minneapolis
Northern Pacific
Ice Quality Controversy Over Jacobs Stock Near Bell Smelter
City health officer Dr Sullivan and Dr Donovan examined about 200 tons of Jacobs ice stored near the old Bell smelter. They said the pond supplying the ice was heavily contaminated and warned against domestic use while endorsing its suitability for cold storage and freezing cream. a formal statement from Mr Jacobs and a court decision are awaited.
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Sullivan
Board of Health
Old Bell
Donovan
Jacobs
Butte
North Carolinians plan giant Greensboro reunion in October
North Carolinians in Montana and other states will travel to Greensboro for a grand barbecue and reunion on October 12. Invitations sent to natives outside North Carolina have drawn over 20,000 acceptances for an event expected to host up to 50,000 guests with receptions dinners and entertainments. Notables like Montana Congressman J M Dixon Judge Woody and J R Wharton plan to attend.
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Montana
North Carolina
Greensboro
J. M Dixon
Montans
Woody
Missoula
J. R. Wharton
Butte
Wharton
Saratoga
Street Railway Association
Native Sons and Daughters of
Muggsy in Butte Now Shies a Rock and Prevents
In a dramatic turn Muggsy, playing in Butte, avoids a rock throw and prevents the incident from escalating. Local observers report a tense moment as Muggsy defuses the potential clash and guides the crowd to calm.
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Muggsy
Butte
Boy Promises Warning After Rock Strikes Woman
A boy named Muggsy near Meaderville caused a mishap as a trolley wire broke again. He warned by throwing a rock when a warning failed, striking a passerby who believed it was the live wire, yet doctors ruled the wound a bruise with no electrical cause. The boy received a silver dollar from the injured woman.
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Butte
Muggsy
Mugegey
Bove
Anaconda Ladies Visit Columbia Gardens Despite Rain
About 100 members of the W C T U and the Ladies Aid Society from Anaconda traveled to Columbia Gardens by train and streetcar. Clouds threatened rain and showers arrived late in the day but the group enjoyed the gardens exhibits and flowers before returning home in the evening.
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Jupiter Pluvius
Christian Temperance Union
Ala Society
Methodist Church of
Anaconda
Window Advertising Tactics and the Value of Fresh Displays
The article stresses frequent changes in window displays to attract attention and prevent material loss from light and dust. It notes big stores master the art of novelty and variety, while many smaller shops fail to adapt, risking revenue by neglecting regular refreshes.
Northern Pacific Weekend Excursion Hookets and Rates
The Northern Pacific announces weekend excursion hooks with varying round trip prices from Butte and nearby towns. Tickets include return travel and some include hotel board and lodging at Ravalli Hamilton Hunter's Springs Mammoth Springs. Sales occur on Saturdays Sundays and select weekdays with specific train numbers and return days. W. H. Merriman, Gen't. Ast.
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P'pestone
Whitehall
Twin Bridges
Hamilton
Return
Ravalli Hotel
Ravalli Ote
Hunter's Hot Springs
Springs Hotel
Mammoth Hot Springs
Alao
W. H. Merriman
Death of Timothy Sidley Father of Patrick Sidley City Clerk
Timothy Sidley age 66 died at his Centerville home after a three year illness. Born in Ireland he came to Butte two years ago from the district mining community. He leaves a widow and son Patrick Sidley city clerk and was a member of the A U W. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2 PM with interment in Catholic cemetery following a service at Sherman Reed's chapel.
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Timothy Sidley
Patrick Sidley
East la Platte Street
Centerville
Sidley
Butte
Ireland
The
Timothy Meghan
Sherman & Reed
Catholic Cemetery
Newbro Drug Co. Noted in Butte Ad Phrase
In Butte the ad claims every druggist sells the product and promotes Newbro Drug Co at Main Street as the place to buy. The slogan emphasizes reliability and a phone contact for orders.
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Butte
Newbro Drug Co
Main St
Hutte
Funeral arrangements announced for Mr M Laughlin
A telegram reports the body of Mr M Laughlin arriving on the Short Line at 6 40 this morning. The remains go to Duggan's undertaking rooms and will be moved Saturday to the A O U W hall Centerville for funeral services at 2 30 in the afternoon under the direction of the A O U W, with his son James A Mc Laughlin accompanying the body to Butte.
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James McLaughlin
M Laughlin
Duggan
A. Oo. U. W. Hall
Centerville
James A. McLaughlin
Butte
Butte Health Shows 6000 Splendid Readiness
In July report by RE PORT, health status in Butte marks first time in five years with no warning cards found on house sides. residents note improved safety and public health readiness.
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Butte
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Butte News
East Broadway
Butte Telephone
Germany
Butte, Mont
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Orton Bros
Sherman's
Charles Swartz
Lulu Prentice
Bozeman
Pat McDonald
Nome
Dennis Burns
Dakota Street
Hans Wolf
Rebecca Stroup
M. J. Sperling
First Presbyterian Church
Frankie Dillon
David 8. Murray
Salt Lake
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
North Coast Limited
George Booker
First Choice
Deer Lodge
Elmer G. Steiner
Harney
A. J. Davis
Leysen
Elizabeth A. Smith
California
First National Bank of
Bulty
Belle Condell
Wiliam Condell
B. A. Perham
W. 8. Nott Company
E. F. Webster
C. Dug
Cunningham
George
Boston & Montana Company
Mountain View
Harbour Building
Knights and Ladies of Security
Scandia Hall
MR. Jacobs
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Galena Street
Pufahl
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Whitney Go- Cartsay
China
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park
Galena St
Pipestone Springs
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Mont
Capital
Heinz A. B. Clements Dent
Butte Capital
John D. Ryan
John R. Toole
C. C. Swinborne
R. A. Kunkel
Asa
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Hardware Department
Butte Car, Maints
S Fashion Emporium
Boucher
Park Street Clothier
Pather
Newbro
Modern Science
Bend
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Munyon
Webster
W. J. Killeen
Walter T. Allen
Chars R. Jonard Prest
T. R. Hinds
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Silver Bow National Bank
Butte City
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Chariea Reonard
F. Aug, Heinze
S. Marchesseau
A. Balmfirth
A. Louis
C. W. Newton
John MenGianis
Fayette Harrington
First National Bank
Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbott
B. Weirick
J. 8. Dutton
State Savings Bank
Main and Park
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
T. M. Hodgens
United States
Europe
Omaha
A. Hi. Barret
E. D. Leavitt
3. V. Kemper
T M. Hodgens
West Park Street
Bcure
W. A. Cook
Cook Medical Co
Curtis ST
Denver
Colo
A. Augendre
Paris
Neware Drug Co
I Butte Undertaker
Practical Undertakers
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W. Yark St
Tadies
A. Argendr
France
D. Newbro Drug
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