Luncheon honors Mrs Cornelius ad Kelley at West Granite flats
Mrs Kristopher Turner hosted a luncheon in Prentice No 2 building on West Granite Street honoring Mrs Cornelius ad Kelley. Sweet peas in pink shades, ferns, and smilax formed a floral display with corsage bouquets and water color name cards for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kristopher Turner
Prentice No. 2
West
Granite Street
Cornelius Ad. Kelley
D. J. Hennessy
Walter (. Lewis
John D. Ryan
H. W. Turner
J. Benton Leggat
P Downing
H. ©. Wilson
Charles Flood
Bessie Skylme
Tremblay
Missouri
Social Calender Notes From Butte Visits and Travel
Schillinger sisters from Moline arrived in Butte to visit their sister Mrs. E L Kern on West Broadway and will stay about four weeks then tour National Park on return. Mrs George Caldwell and Mrs F Westover of Indiana visit Mrs John Bachardt on Engle Wood street car line. Caldwell is a noted US contractor at work on five buildings near the St Louis exposition grounds. Mrs A T Morgin and daughter Margaret plus Mrs Mpping left for six weeks visiting Seattle Victoria and Vancouver. Mr and Mrs Mortimer A White are home from their wedding trip staying at the Montana. Lulu Prentice returns from Bozeman to visit friends. Mrs Leroy Ames and daughter Rena arrived from Seattle to visit Butte friends and guests of Mrs James on South Colorado street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schillinger
Moline
Ill
Butte
E. L. Kern
West Broadway
Misses Schillinger
City
National Park
George Caldwell
F. Westover
Indiama
John Bachardt
Lenox
Engle- Wood
Caldwell
United States
St. Louis Exposition Grounds
A. T. Morgin
Margaret
Leroy Ames
Rena
Seattle
James
South
Colorado Street
John RR. Toole
Missoulete
Hutte
Beattie
Helena Versterday
Mire
Barber
Sheridan
Madison County
Thornon
J.T. Korne
Wyoming Street
Ashby
Helena
J. H. Leggat
Don Donegan
Virginia City
Katie
Anna Moran
Virginian City
Alfred Montgomery
Amanda Toeday
Norman A. Mesweyn
Marcella
Morrissey
Mike Mattison
Carrie Wagner
DD. D. Methregor
Master Hoy
Agnes May
Drowning Accidental Testimony at Inquest
Coroner's inquest into the drowning of William Buckner heard six witnesses deny foul play and attribute the death to accidental drowning in Heli Creek. The body was found in three feet of water buried in mud. Funeral arrangements were announced, and the jury urged city authorities to close the dangerous bathing pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam
Buckner
Mann
Richards
Heli Creek
Hutte
Butte
Doy
Frank Rivet
Lawrence Verdon
Joan Hamilton
Hames Marnan
Ron Fraser
George Hageorman
Sanford Players Present Circumstantial Mindedence at Broadway
The Sanford company staged Circumstantial Mindedence at Broadway last night with high praise for the cast and production. The engagement continues through the week with a Saturday matinee, and all dues and assignments are directed to J. [initial obscured], 628 Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Company of Players
Broad Way Theater
Sanford
Franklin Street
Special eight-coach Sunday train to Dillon for fishermen
On Sunday August 2 the Short Line runs a special eight coach train from Butte to Dillon, leaving at 7 50 a m and returning 6 00 p m. It stops along the Big Hole River to pick up and drop off fishermen. Round trip fares listed for Dillon Melrose and nearby points. H O Wilson is the general agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Dillon
Big Hole
DNREO
Melrose
H.O Wilson
Whist Party at Gardens One Evening at Columbia Gardens
A whist party held in the cafe at Columbia Gardens drew a sociable crowd despite cold weather. About 33 tables were set for the event hosted by the Eastern Star lodge and attended by members, families of the Masonic fraternity, and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olumbia Gardens
Eastern Star Lodge
Masonic
Butte Briefs Recap Local News And Visits
Butte residents and visitors appear across short notes including John R R Toole from Missouri, Beattie from Helena, and 62 1 2 Barber of Sheridan Madison County. Various departures and travels, licenses issued, and a court arraignment for two boys charged with petty larceny of flavoring extracts from a Northern Pacific box car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Doran
Children Named in Court For Tragic Idaho Street Death
The youths Annie Cosgrove aged 17 died Wednesday. Funeral at 2 pm today at 481 South Idaho Street. Parents allowed the six youths Joe Gregg John Freize Theodore Glump Kirk Schultz Eddie Schultz and Frank Turk to go on their own recognizance as they testified in court for planning attendance at the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Cosgrove
South
Idaho Street
Joe Gregg
John Freize
Theodore Glump
Kirk
Eddie Schultz
Frank Turk
Short Line Tickets For Westbound Runs From Butte
Between Aug 2 and Aug 15 Oregon Short Line offers round trips Butte and Anaconda to San Francisco at 50 dollars and Los Angeles at 60 dollars with return by Oct 15. Tickets good via Ogden or Portland, Ogden route 500 miles shorter and 24 hours quicker. Two nights out, reserve berths at Short Line city ticket office 106 North Main Street Butte Mont. H O Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Short Line
Butte
Anaconda
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Ogden
Portland
Short Line City Ticket Office
North Main Street
Mont
H. O. Wilson
Lynchers Denounced by Governor Yates
Governor Yates denounces the mob in Bellville and Danville who hanged and burned Black prisoners. He calls the attackers anarchists in a Camp Lincoln address to the seventh infantry national guard after evening parade at Colonel Moriarity’s tent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Bellville
Danville
Dan Ville
Yates
Seventh Infantry, National Guard
Camp Lincoln
Moriarity
Seventh Infantry
Three Poles Sentenced for Horse Cruelty in Great Falls
Sixty days in jail for one man and fines of 20 dollars each were imposed today by Justice Race on Andrews Stephen and Louis Stein, three Poles from the west side, for cruelly beating a horse. They have been jailed for failing to post bonds after Monday’s arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
Justice Race
West Side
Andrews
Stephen
Louis Stein
Worker killed by cement mill machinery at Salt Lake City
Frank Holmes, an older employee at the Portland cement works in Salt Lake City, met a horrible death today when entangled in swiftly revolving machinery. He was thrown against a fly wheel and died within minutes, his left arm torn away and his jaw crushed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Frank Holmes
Portland Cement Works
Uptown Banks Adopt House-to-House Collections In New York
New York uptown banks introduce house-to-house collection services to secure deposits. The New York Evening Post notes this novel feature along with engraved checkbooks for customers with smaller balances. Critics question profitability and warn it may echo department-store banking while remarking on broader shifts toward convenient but costly services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Evening Post
Fifty-ninth Street
Brent Wall Street
Barrie Breaks Silence At Dinner With Editors
Sinus J. M. Barrie, famed Scottish author, attended a dinner hosted by three journals in London. The gathering yielded no remarks from him until he quipped in Doric that it was the first time he had dined with three editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Barrie
London
Barrie
Knights of the Pen and Scissors
Weel
Cardinals Seek Holy Spirit Aid In Papal Election
Reports from Rome describe prayers during the conclave to guide cardinals to the right successor of Pope Leo XIII. Proposals for a monument to Leo XIII in Capineto face funding limits, while wagers circle around which cardinal will become pope, with Rampolla, Gotti, and Di Pietro among discussed possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
St. Peter
Capineto
Leo
Leo XIII
Lepini Mountains
Carpineto
Vatican Conclave Preparations Amid Great Vatican Activity
Rome July Su reports a flurry of Vatican activity as preparations for the conclave intensify. Cardials rush to set seating and furnishings in the Sistine Chapel while outside supporters marshal votes for the first ballot. Cardino Fammpells is seen as leading with about 25 votes, but a two thirds majority of 42 is required, with votes likely to shift in supplementary balloting.
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Rome
Vatican
Sistine Chapel
Cardinal Oreglia
Breen
Pius Iix
Michelangelo
Peter
Ists
Sacred College
Cardinal Fammpells
Vonnutelli
Goth
Oreglia
Italians Call for Quick Papal Election From Conclave
The Italia reports the 1882 Latin papal constitution left to the conclave by Pope Leo recalls past conclaves and warns of hostile domination. It urges rapid election in Rome with full liberty for the sacred college and insists on maintaining the pontiff’s rights while electing a pope guided by conscience and church welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italia
Leo
Pius IX
Holy See
Sacred College
Crooks and Their Mail Through Secret Postoffices
A New York Times analysis describes secret criminal postoffs and coded messages used by counterfeiting rings. It recounts a case where a milkman and cook acted as couriers for letters hidden in milk cans. The story follows a fugitive Logan and a Chicago telegraph money order aiding his escape via coded instructions and disguises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Times
United States Secret Service
United States Postal
Towa
Secret Service
New York
Missesppi
Secre O
Elizabeth Street
Post Ofice
Central Office
Logan
Chicago
Helen
Houston Street
Bowery
Russians Celebrate Saint Seraphim Relic Exposition
At Saroff monastery near St Petersburg the relics of Saint Seraphim will be shown after five days of rites. Imperial attendance and vast pilgrim crowds fill the ceremonies rich in Eastern church pomp as the Holy Synod notes the miracle worker’s intercession blesses the government and Orthodox people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Saroft
St. Seraphim
Saroff
Holy Synod
Prakeer Moshnin
Iss
St. Seraph
Trouble in Hungarian Diet as Obstruction Fades
Budapest reports the third session of the Hungarian lower house ended with obstructionists withdrawing at midnight after singing the national anthem. The majority adopted Hedervary's motion to rest the Indemnity bill and adjourned until Friday. A public prosecutor pursues former Deputy Diens for alleged bribery involving 40 Kronen to sway votes, and Count Ludoslus Szaperi of Fiume resigns to face a parliamentary inquiry into bribery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hedervoay
Diens
Zolman Papp
Ludoslus Szaperi
Fiume
Olman Pepp
Szaperi
California Attorney Sues District Judge
Los Angeles July 20. J R Conroy, a local attorney, sues Hon George R Davis judge of the First judicial district of Arizona for 45000. He contends Davis unlawfully required him to withdraw from United States mail and deposit in court a letter containing two notes. Notes valued at 5000 and 19196 were security for fees from a client. Conroy claims the notes were sent from Arizona in May in a contempt fine of 190. He seeks 5000 for lost notes and 10000 for contempt proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
J. R. Conroy
George R. Davis
First Judicial District of
Arizona
Conroy
Davis
United States
Attoreny
Idaho Man Drowns In Pagett Near Black Canyon
A Statesman special from Pearl reports 27 year old John M. Howard drowned in the Pagett just below the Black Canyon this afternoon. He had studied four years at the state university and worked on vacation to pay for an electrical engineering course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
A Statesman
Pearl
John M. Howard
Pagett
Black Canyon
State University
Inter state trap shooting tournament opens with 82 entries
Butte and La Crosse report the interstate trap shooting event begins with 82 entrants. M. S. Hirschey of Minneapolis hits 157 of 165 targets while Headwaters of Butte Montana reaches 149.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wis
Hirschey
Minneapolis
Butte
Mont
Efficient nationwide dental supply and painless process
The passage states a nationwide network of 20 offices and bulk buying to secure lower prices than individual dentists. It also notes a painless process allowing handling more work without piecemeal interruptions.
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Margery Mulvey
Nissler
Salt Lake
A. B. Knight
Southmayd
Detroit
Mich
Montans
Frank W. Hocking
James G. Cocking
Alfred Bunt, Jr
Josephine and
Annette
Mortimer A. White
Montana
Lulu Prentice
Bozeman
Will Buckner
Riversthing
Boy
Nevada Street
John Hosking
Davenport
Melcher
Dr. Hammond
A.G. Miller
H. &. Clark
Wathey
D. J. Evans
Frank KE. Haskins
Hugo
B.D Davies
Frank K. Hoskings
Mr. Davies
T. J. Bennetts
Centerville
the Sardens
Mre
Mattie Whipple
Presbyterian Church
Broadway
John Carrot
Sherman & Need
Timothy Sidley
East
la Platte Street
Patrick
Seaford Companys
Dillon and
Hie Mole
Paste
Butte Briefs
John W. Cotter
Battle
Orlock
Volander Jones
Wales
Carpenters’ Union Hall
Mr. Jones
Tom Pollard
Red Lodge
California
Savings Institutions In
Cardinals
Cardinal Parocci
Parocchi
Santa Rufina
S. Vannutelli
Franco-Austria
Spain
Prussia
Portugal
Russia
Bavaria
Belgium
Cardinal Oreghian
Rampolla
Cotti
di Pietro
Rampeolia
Gotti
Crooks
Henry Prescott
Statement of Holy Synod
Saint
Pil Slims
West Park
Symons
Ice Co.'s
Sullivan
Ravalli Jun
Ss. Marshall
Maunsilion
Mowe
Hantillun
Kaevalli
Havall
Paek
B. A. & BP. Licker
James Grisenthwaite
Ravaiil
Hamilton, Mont
Lydia K
Cook Remedy Co
Masonic Temple
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