Butte Weather Reports Record Wet May in 1908
The Butte weather office lists May as the wettest month since 2008 with 7.8 inches of rainfall and only four clear days. It notes rainfall totals for May 1908 and 1909 as 6.67 and 3.64 inches, respectively, and cites the heaviest rainfall on the first day. Also, Engineers’ Union No. 8% W. F. of M. callers are urged to attend a funeral service for Charles Lyford at Schilling's hall on Wednesday, June 2 at 1:80 p.m.
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Water the only drink on Short Line trains
Travelers on the Short Line trains between Butte and Salt Lake will be required to drink the nectar that flows under bridges after July 1 a ruling by D E Burley general passenger agent received in Butte yesterday. Liquor sales will be stopped in all dining and buffet cars beginning next month to avoid misunderstandings on the dry run over dry territory.
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Prime Charged With Attempted Assault by Deputy County Attorney
Deputy County Attorney yesterday drew up an information against Fred A. Prime charging attempted assault on a woman. The information will be filed this morning and Prime will be arraigned in Judge Donlan's court amid formal proceedings.
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