Butte Minstrel Show Promises Finest Local Performance
Overland Minstrels under John Howard prepare for Thursday opening at the opera house. The company plans Friday and Saturday matinees with elaborate costumes and scenery reproductions, featuring Bert Stephens, R S Freund, and the Overland double quartet. Seats go on sale Tuesday, with box auctions to-morrow.
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Overland Minstrels
John Howard
Butte
Opera
Evaline
Fred Greene
Harry Doering
Bill Bailey
D’gay Stivers Overland
Jack Thomas
Bert Oes
Butte Street Fair
James Levy Jameses A Pawn Mistake Ends In Jail
James Levy a colored man faced trial for stealing a gold watch from T B Tracy found in a pawnshop where he had pawned it. He testified the watch was given by Woods a colored man, but Justice Arnold did not believe him and sentenced him to 30 days in the county jail. The watch was returned to its rightful owner.
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James
Justice of the Peace
Arnold
T. B. Tracy
Woods
Butte Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
Martin Morony visits relatives in Anaconda. W A Gow from Hamilton on city business. Burton Harris of Philipsburg registered at the Finlen. A new boy born to C E Officer at 235 Toboggan Ave. Judge H M Parker visits from Boulder. Frank Jones of Danielsville in town. Clara Campana visits Anaconda guest of Mrs Stevenson. G T Paul of Dillon registered at the Butte. William Fisher dies at 44. funeral later. Mrs Pennebacker and Mrs Grimes visit from Denver. Marriage licenses issued to Patterson Brown, Wagner Tittman, Bertrand Williams. Chris Snyder of Dillon visits Butte. Annual statement shows Butte Electric Railway assets 795,769 with 700,000 in first mortgage bonds. Notables depart for St Paul and eastern points.
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Martin Morony
Anaconda
W. A. Gow
Hamilton
Burton Harris
Philipsburg
Finlen
C. E
Toboggan Avenue
H. M. Parker
Jefferson County
Boulder
Frank Jones
Danielsville
Clara Campana
T. H. Stevens
G. T. Paul
Dillon
State Board of Education
Butte
William Fisher
Tachell
N. N. Pennebacker
C. Y. Grimes
FE. P. Pennebacker
Denver
Charles H. Patterson
Josephine Brown
Walter Wagner
Frances Tittman
Harry E. Bertrand
Blanche M. Williams
Walkerville
Chris Snyder
Mr. Snyder
North
Butte Electric Railway Company
St. Paul
Samuel Hoar
E. Trevana
M. Reichle
Paul Wilde
A. D. Mitchell
W. H. Hoffman
M. L. Wright
Michell
Kate O'Meara
Bessie Clawson
M. Costello
P. F. Connelle
P. S. Fox
James Harney
Surprise for Master Ronning at 717 East Galena Street
Last Tuesday evening a group of young boys and girls surprised Master Arnold Ronning at 717 East Galena Street. The enjoyable gathering lasted until 11 o clock with numerous attendees including Misses Emily Johnson Ma bel Mills Abbie O Leary Hazel Stack Ruth Stack Edna Gagnon Maud Gagnon Myrtle Bray Bertha Morris Helen Connors Laura Lundquist Lilie Ronning Adele Ronning Elvira Wyman Hilda Johnson and boys Werte Frank Sy pols Frank Cliff John QeNd Willie Connors Eddie Bruin Jo Williams York Wyman and Mrs Ronning Mrs P Bruin and Mrs E Wyman.
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Arnold Ronning
East
Galena Street
Emily Johnson
Mabel Mills
Abbie O'Leary
Hazel Stack
Ruth Stack
Edna Gagnon
Maud Gagnon
Myrtle Bray
Bertha Morris
Helen Connors
Laura Lundquist
Lilie Ronning
Adele Ronning
Elvira Wyman
Hilda Johnson
Champion lamb born on J C Huntoon ranch weighs 14 pounds
Special Dispatch from Lewistown reports J C Huntoon, owner of a large sheep ranch on the upper Judith, describes the season’s champion lamb. The cross between a Shropshire ewe and a Merino buck was born this week and weighed 14 pounds the day after birth.
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Lewistown
J. C. Huntoon
Upper Judith
Ante Nuptial Revelry for John L. Templeman in Butte
A stag party at the Broadway apartments of E. L. Whitmore honors John L. Templeman before his wedding to a Dutte socialite. Friends W. A. Mangam and E. L. Whitmore organized the event with music, stories, and toastful remarks.
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John L. Templeman
Jack
Dutte
E. L. Whitmore
Broadway
W. A. Clark, Jr
William Mangam
Mr. Templeman
Butte
Templeman
Arthur Loftus
Holy City
Will Mangam
Mr. Templewan
First Lady of the Land Rules Washington Social Scene
Mrs Roosevelt asserts control over Washington society, hosting weekly gatherings in the White House private sitting room and enforcing social edicts including a women’s cabinet. The piece notes her clash with daughters of ambassadors and senators while detailing Ware’s Civil War service and the Powder River expedition.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Roosevelt
Rochambeau
Washington
Henderson
Dewey
McKinley
Mrs. Roosevelt
Mary MacLane
Congress
Unique Guessing Contest Delights Atlas Club At Hinkle Home
Mrs J M Hinkle hosted the Atlas club at her West Side home for the season end. Pink carnations and smilax decorated the rooms as 20 bird name riddle problems challenged guests. Mrs Rickman won first prize, Mrs Carroll second, while Mrs Ignatius Donnelly read the secretary report praising club good health and readiness for fall.
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J. M. Hinkle
Atlas Club
Rickman
Carroll
Patten’s Oats Corner Cleans Up Near Million Dollar Profit
May oats corner by James A Patten dominates the Chicago grain pit. Prices surged as Patten bid up cash and sold into the market, leaving lenders near one million dollars in profits. Wheat and corn moved with bear pressure amid variable crop prospects and rain in the southwest. Provisions held firm as packing-house strikes limited shipments and hog prices rose slightly.
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Chicago
Aie
James A. Patten
Patten
Shorts
Americans Win The Match At Hurlingham
The American team defeated England in a pole match for the American cup at Hurlingham. Waterbury and Keene starred for the Americans, saving the game and delivering a surprising, nearly faultless performance.
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London
Hurlingham
Waterbury
Keene
The Anaconda Golf Club Opens Season
The Anaconda Golf Club prepares for its season with first class links near the race track. New members have joined recently and the club aims to challenge other state groups for top honors this year.
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Anaconda Golf Club
Anaconda’s Golf Club
Milling Price Quotation for Various Flour Grades
Cash quotations show steady winter patent flour at 8.80 to 9.04 dollars, straights from 3.40 to 3.80, clears 3.20 to 3.60, spring specials 4.20 to 4.40, patents 3.50 to 3.90, straights 3.30, with No 2 spring wheat 3.0 to 3.0 and related unclear figures.
Market prices and commodity receipts listed in a newspaper column
The page lists prices for corn oats rye flaxseed and hay with figures per bushel or barrel and records shipments of flour wheat corn and oats. It notes specific lots including No. 2 oats No. 2 white corn and prime timothy seed with associated values and totals.
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Northwestern
London financial snapshot shows mixed bond yields and metal price
May 31 London market report lists consols for money at 2188 for account 977-18 and various rail and steel stocks including Atchison 8% preferred 101 Canadian Pacific 143 Southern Pacific 1314 Union Pacific 9042 United States Steel 90 and its preferred 9714. Bar silver 23 11 16d per ounce. Money 24.2% per cent.
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London
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Southern Pacific
Tnion_ Pacific
United States Steel
Wool auction sales close in London third series
The third series of wool auction sales closed in London with a representative catalogue of 8,224 lots. A fair attendance and strong competition for fine grades helped keep prices generally steady.
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London
Textile market report shows price gains and sales
The series opened with merinos rising 7 percent and later closing 10 percent above March prices. Overall 244 000 bales were logged with 215 000 sold or held over. The continent shipped 107 000 bales. Americans bought good greasy clot and withdrawals totaled.
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Continent
Model cryptic cash values headline
A terse daily note lists large cash sums with gold valued at 105,4170,222 and 96,880,208 in a financial snippet attributed to Washington and May today's statement.
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Washington
May &H
New York Financial Briefs Describe Market Rates
A May dated murky report notes mercantile paper at four percent, sterling steadier, bills at 4.87, commercial bills around 4.53, and implied dollar exchange around 4.54. The text reflects posted rates and currency movement with uncertain OCR details.
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New York
Port of New York Trade Figures Highlight May Totals
New York reports exports from the port totaling 7163 in gold and 615 in silver for the engine’s day. Weekly imports show 107 gold and 18541 silver in specie, with merchandise imports at 9154. Dp merchandise and New Bar sliver appear in the week’s figures.
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New York
New Yor
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Butte News
Buatte
Ciety
Mansel B. Boyle
Samuel A. Mayer
Miss Weirick
Carrie Lowry
Drea Johnstone
Helen Hansen
Nan Vivian
Welline Nichols
Hazel Gindrup
Eulalie Ferrell
Alfreda Smith
Florence Twohy
Annie Hawks
Lela Nichols
Geraldine Forbis
Harry Symons
New York Theater
Bert Stephens
R. S. Freund
Rocker
Herr
Frau Lumenheimer
Schwartz
Lurgey Herr
Frau Welshaben Sone
Gal
D. J. Walsh
Gus Brown
E. Chub Smith
Dowye
Case Louis Lovett
Beebe's
Beebe Grain CO
Arizona St
Butte, Mont
A. Perrin
Helena
Montana
Pacific Avenue
Spokane
Wash
Lake Forest College
Richard D. Harlan
Lake Michigan
Lake Forest
Ill
St. Helen’s Hall School
Masters
Eleanor Tebbetts
Portland
Ore
Marvel CO
Boom Times
Newbro Drug Co
Butte Briefs
Master Ronning
John Templeman
Kk. L
Whitmore
Cupid
First Lady of the Land
Eugene F. Ware
Seventh Iowa Cavalry
Powder River
Northwest
Connor
Department of the Plains
Rosebud
Ware
Fort Laramie
Big Horn
Big Horn Mountains
Peneau Creek
Tonge River
Tongue River
Black Bear
Custer
Cole
Mrs. Hinkle
On the
West Side
Rend
Honea
West
West Park
Symons
Postoffice
Mercial Transactions
Ture
COE Commission
Bank of Commerce Bidg
Minneapolis, Minn
United States
Nat'l and
State Banks
E. Park St
New York Stock Exchange
Telephone
The
Butte Hotel Stock Exchange
F. W. Parker
East Broadway
John T. Laws
William Pepworth
Bozeman
John Gund Brewing CO
la Crosse, Wis
Riley-Dwyer Liquor Co
London Wool Sales
Treasury Statement
Money Market
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