Butte Notes From The City And Region
Butte notes include visits from Paul Neal of Philipsburg and J J Clabby of Anaconda, new store remodeling by Louis Gainor, moved offices for Dr Williams, a bungalow project on Massachusetts avenue, and local social events plus a sophomore hop at the Montana State School of Mines with 22 dances and a moonlight extra performance. Fannie E Byrens, 81, died yesterday with funeral at Whites undertaking.
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Orton Bros
Tonkin
A. F. Bishop
Paul Neal
Philipsburg
Butte
A. H. Burne
Libby
Lisa
Mrs. Mahoney
Denver
George Woodworth
Dr. Williams
Lizzie Bik
Cor. Park and Main
Frank McGlynn
James Melin
Grass Valley
Cal
J.B. Furley
Bozeman
E. J. Grendhal
Hutte
Martinson
A. H. Holland
Glendive
E.R. McPherson
Helena
Nellie ‘Taylor
Great Northern
Alhambra
James H. Guthrie
East Second Street
French Lick Sprint Ind
Leedom
Sophore
Montana State School of Mines
Pallas
William Hill
L. T. Kiger
Walter Simons
Pred Guethke
Veyne Mason
1 Lyons
Willis’ Strang
Chester Steele
Lester Lind
George Logan
Francig Curray
Butte Cops Debate Physical Tests and Retention Plan
Butte police veterans denounce a mayoral proposal to cut the force by physical elimination tests. They warn of heavier workloads for patrols and fear the creation of an all younger force. Some say the plan aims to ride out older officers while others seek pension-style protections. Duncan McRae dies at 63. funeral set for Saturday at 2 PM.
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Butte
Eutown
Duncan McRae
West Park Street
White
Presbyterian Church
New Northern Pacific Schedule Takes Effect Sunday
Rail officials announce a revised timetable with Trains Nos. 5 and 6 canceled Sunday and local runs expanding from Helena through the Twin Cities coast. The North Coast Limited will cover some local work now done by canceled trains, with daylight runs to Glendive and Paradise pending final timing. The first card will be tested and then made permanent.
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Helena
Twin Cities
W.T. Merriman
Division Freight Nd
Merriman
Butte
Billings
North Coast Limited
Montana
Pueen Glendive
Paradise
Miss Kathlyns Films Increasing In Favor
Miss Kathryn Williams stars in a popular silent film series in Butte where locals praise her thrilling escapades and acting. The drama centers on her heroism and realism, drawing strong audience reactions at the Ansonia as fans vow to protect the young Butte girl.
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Kathryn Williams
Miss Williams
Butte
Mutte
Ansonia
Empress matinee promises high class vaudeville today
The Empress theater arranges a midweek matinee for a big audience with a high class vaudeville program. Tonight’s finale ends the Butte stint as the migas schootoYs youths who celebrated were dismissed by Judge Booker after explaining no harm. Attendees include Frenie ton Eugene Kossart Clarence Iams Ed Bigelow John Ferns Anna Ray Brown Morse Niven.
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Empress Theater
Butte
Miga Schoo Noys
Chins Owns
Booker
Lalaad
Frenie Ton Eugene Kossart
Clarence Iams
Ed Bigelow
John Ferns
Anna
Ray ‘Brown
Morse Niven
Departing Shift Boss Finnegan Honored by Miners
At his home on 612 Colorado Feet last night a group of miners and subordinates presented foreman Finnegan with a harm set and spoke words of regret. Finnegan, who left Anaconda to take duties at the mine, expressed appreciation and said he would miss the workers he led.
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Colorado
Martin Fihift
Gagnon
Finnegan
Min I
Duncan McRae Pioneer Shoeman of Butte Dies
Duncan McRae aged 62 native of Scotland and early owner of Red Boot Shoe store in Butte dies after a two year illness at 1 West Park Street. Survived by wife and three children Finley Allie Kathryn. Funeral Saturday at Presbyterian church. He recently mined claims in North Butte now part of the Butte-Superior district.
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Duncan McRae
Scotland
Putte
Red Boot
West Park Street
Finley
Allie
Kkathryn
Presbyterian Church
Rae
North Hutte
Butter Superior Company
Funeral services for Nave Holland held at brother's home
The funeral of Nave Holland was held Tuesday afternoon at the residence of his brother Dennis Holland at 315 East Summit Street. Death was attributed to heart failure per the physician's certificate filed yesterday. Subscribers of the Standard will pay their weekly dues.
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Nave
Dennis Holland
East Summit Street
St. Joseph's Church
Barrow Charged With Vagrancy In Kerrigan Court
Harry Farrow appeared as defendant in Justice Kerrigan's court charged with vagrancy for gambling on horses and excessive drinking leading to a common drunkard status. Recent edits note historical claim about the first English newspaper printed in 1620 in Amsterdam.
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Harry Farrow
Amster=dam
Income of a windfall drives change in life
A London writer notes that an annual £90 windfall income, about $1,500, ruined his routines. He left city work, embraced loafing, and concluded that living well on £80 a year is possible only on the edge of leisure. He contemplates starting over in the United States, believing $290 yearly in America would not suffice for comfort.
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K London Pacndor
States
WATCHFUL WAITING Dialogue on a Bride and a Dutcher
A young bride asks an older婚 friend how she sustains happiness with a simple man. The elder confesses she selects a good honest Dutcher and stands by him as he works. The exchange centers on loyalty and daily labor in marriage.
Watermelon Quest Near Yankee Springs Captures Attention
Ignatius Tootle, noted amateur botanist near Yankee Springs, aims to outgrow rival Burbank in a rectangular watermelon project. He notes that Ultimate Consumers struggle carrying standard watermelons, triggering interest in his unusual cultivar and its practical appeal.
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Ignatius Tootle
Yankee Springs
Burbank
Mr. Toot
Prominent Helena Resident Recovers With Akoz Claim
Floyd P. Howe of Helena credits Akoz for relief from kidney and bladder trouble after four years of failed remedies. He endorses the California mineral and urges others to contact him at No 1150F for information. The ad claims widespread, nonmedical cures and notes Akoz is mined near Yosemite.
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Floyd P. Howe
Helena
New California
Mr. Howe
Akoz
Akox
Watermelon Shapes and Ballpark Plans Spark Odd News
The column notes watermelons of awkward shape and slippery texture may be past usefulness after a fall on a cement walk. It hints at Mr Toole’s plan for a square-cornered melon, aiming to market a new variety by 192. If fruit and plans unfold, a longer news arc follows alongside state railway improvement budgets and future funding estimates.
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Tiendy Underwood
Tootle
Tootl
Boston Globe
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Butte News
Lane Gheeteet
Cramer Star
Ment
John H. Rehfus
Ida Sullivan
Dillon
The
State Normal College
Agnes Slivan
Fannie E. Byrens
Topten
Hmatimers
Sale
North Main
Miss Kathlyn
Duncan M’rae
Punehal
APE Hollan
Standard
Tiffany
Mose Linz
Main Street
Fashion Cleaning and Dyeing CO
Mous Gurney
China
Ai Aki
Kite
Bane
North America
Java
Wirnout
California
Floyd & Muwe
Yosemite Valley
Bette
Aker
Chile
Simon
N. Main St
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