Butte Current Notes on Visitors and Local News
A jumble of notes records arrivals and visits in Butte. Names include J. H. Caldwell from Billings, George Mills to San Francisco, N. A. Pelarake from Deer Lodge, J. B. Burns from Helena, F. G. A. McFarlane from Great Falls, and many others staying at local hotels or visiting relatives. Also mentions shipments, telephones, a birth at 52 East Daly Street Walkerville, and two local residents moving to Whitehall. The column lists several social calls and minor events around town.
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Valentine
John Curran
Hagerman
Chris Lund
Livingston
L. Mattson
Ennis
Butte
J.B. Burns
Helena
Lemant
W. F. Haney
Great Is
Dorothy Spendriff
Delphia
G. W. Lavell
Frank Woodward
Anaconda
F. W. Dickson
Bennett
M._E. Delanergan
Park
Winthrop Raymond
Sherl
T. G. Davies
East
Daly Street
Walkerville
Sherman & Reed Garlike
Broadway
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Silver
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F. Haskins
South
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George M. Bourquin
Billings
Federal Court
George Grove
Silver Bow Street
Whitehall
Literature and history blur into one vast field
A library critic argues that fiction history and literature are identical in value, praising how imaginative works broaden understanding of human character. He highlights Verne and Kipling as exemplars, notes recent acquisitions of Myths and Legends and Jules Verne, and lauds Howells and Shaw while critiquing rapid mass authors.
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Farjener
Mulhall
Pierre Lot
Jerusalem
Arley Munson
Kipling
India
Aston
Shaw
Augustine Hamon
G. Bernard Shaw
William Dean Howells
Mr. Howells
Harold” Bell" Wright
Robert W. Chambers
George ‘Barr McCutcheon
Kate Langley Bosher
Shose
Mary Cary
Bertha M. Bower
Montana
Notice to Engineers Elect Officers at Schillings Hall
Election of officers for the local and general organization to be held at Schilling's hall on Wednesday June 7. Polls open from 10 30 a m to 8 30 p m. Members urged to vote. James Snell president John Gilbert rec sec’y.
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Schilling’s Hall
Food Rations for 3016 Men Highlight Daily Needs
A British army battalion of 3,016 men requires daily rations including 633 two loafs, 127 pounds of bacon, over 31 pounds of salt and about 13 pounds of pepper among other items.
Former Butte grocer dies at ranch home
Joseph Ethier a Butte grocer until 1902 when he moved to Cedric died Saturday at his Cedric ranch home aged years. He came West 35 years ago and is survived by son George Ethier a Leonard shift foreman for 12 years and four daughters Mrs H A Young of Butte Mrs M C Jensen of Cedric Mrs RP Williams of Piedmont and Miss Lucile Ethier of Cedric. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 oclock at the residence of Mrs HA Young 1927 Marcia Street.
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Joseph Ethier
Butte
Cedric
Canada
George Ethier
the Leonard
H. A. Young
Marcia Street
M. C. Jensen
RP. Wifeliams
Piedmont
Lucile Sthier
HA. Young
Desertion case ties together eloping couple and custody fear
An article details Mia Mesainbrink and Henry Grill, accused of desertion after eloping last November. Mia, mother of nine, expresses fear of losing her babies while Grill agrees to face trial. Deputies pursue extradition as Mia pleads for custody restoration.
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Henry Grill
Dennison
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Hutte
Iing Street
Ngoc
Mia
Mesainbrink
Butte
Rail travelers eye heavier summer, coastal to east surge
Milwaukee official reports summer travel rising from Pacific coast to east with visitors from Puget Sound, noting hotels opening June 8 and park season starting June 15. Heavy tourist movement expected as national parks draw crowds and rates rise. Funeral notice for Elizabeth J. L. Botts set for Monday at White's parlors, then Shortridge Memorial Church at 2 PM led by Rev. Jordan.
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Parks
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Pacific Coast
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Butte
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Elizabeth J. L. Botts
White
Shortridge Memorial
Ebarch
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Prohibition letters and folk-dance debate in Seattle letters
A reader submits correspondence involving prohibition effects in Seattle, citing Blethen's statements on arrests, rents, and saloon closures. The missive discusses urban economic shifts, then shifts to advocate for folk-dancing in schools, quoting Ward Crampton and Monsey on its value and teachers’ efforts.
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Golf finals loom at Butte Country Club Cups
A large crowd watched the Sunday round of Goodale cup play at Hinks of the Butte Country club. In the second round Rusterholtz beat Witherspoon, Carr defeated Dieppe, Malsbury beat Byrne, and Donald defeated Manwarring. Finals pairings include Rusterholtz versus Malsbury, Arthur awaiting winner, with Leith and Barker defeating Wille Leith and Carr in a separate match. Wheeler trophy ladies final set for this afternoon between Mrs Kolt and Mrs Turner.
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Rusterholtz
Witherspoon
Phil Carr
Dieppe
Malsbury
Byrne
Donald
Arthur
Sandy Leith
Wille Leith
Kolt
Turner
Fraternal Brotherhood Elects New Officers
The Butte lodge of the Fraternal Brotherhood held its election last evening. Elected officers include A. C. Fellows as president, P. J. Gilligan as president, Berth Ward as vice president, Margaret Cai MASeng as secretary, John Beaustreseat as sergeant at arms, Annie Lee Cais as treasurer, Anna Wat as doorkeeper, Jennie Beth ayy as assistant doorkeeper, Mk J being George Murphy as trustee, and Emma Craig, Ellaabeth Schogren, and Ellen Wesuine as other officers.
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Butte Lodge
Fra
Setae Pteteehood
Ence Eea
Maat
A. C. Fellows
P. J. Gilligan
Berth Ward
Corey
Margaret Cai Maseng
Cergeant
John
Three Generations Attend Oberlin College in Record Pace
Edward Martin is 20 and the youngest in a trio attending Oberlin with his mother Leila Martin taking economics and sociology while visiting two of her son's classes. Grandmother Hannah Moss also attends lecture courses in literature and religion, making a rare three-generation college pursuit a potential record.
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Oberlin College
Edward Martin
Oberlin
Leila Martin
Hannah M. Moss
Butte Woman Faces Dangers in Mexico
Butte resident Jack Benson, daughter of Joel F Allen, reached Mazatlan after fleeing San Dimas, Darang. Her husband, chief engineer for Sam Life Mining at San Dimas, awaits a U.S. warship to return to Merkeley, California, where her mother waits. The family worded a relief after no contact for some time as Carranza forces control the property and bullion payments to the Mexican theater. Mrs Benson plans to stay in California until conditions improve.
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Joel F Allen
Butte
Mazatlan
Mexico
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Darang
Allen
United Sates
Merkeley
Cal
Benson
Sam Life Mining Company
Hearst Sette
Carranza
Mexican Teater
Jeft
San Dimaa
Henson
California
Woodmen Honor to Dead Brothers Memorial Service
The Woodmen of the World Camp No. 153 held an annual memorial at the Tyhian hall with a solemn program. District Manager Joseph W. Wallisch spoke on the duty to remember the deceased and uphold fraternity values. The rites included ritual, remembrances, and reflections on liberty, unity, and the insurance support for dependents.
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Todd
Walter Hudtloff Dies After Long Illness
Walter Williams Hudtloff, 22, died at his home 21 South Montana Street after over five years of illness. Born in Butte, he attended Butte Business College and was active among Butte youth. Survived by his father Rev. Martin D Hudtloff, mother, two brothers Martin and Arthur, and sister Sather. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM from the residence to St. Mark's Lutheran Church with ministers Heilman and Wachsmuth officiating.
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Walter Williams Hudtloff
Martin D. Hudtlof
Montana Street
Walter
Butte
Butte Business College
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Indien Seminary
Red Wing
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Crelock
Heilman
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Great Falla
Butte High School Senators Plan Annual Banquet
The Butte high school senate's debating society will hold its annual banquet next Wednesday evening at the Butte Grill with an elaborate menu and a promising program. The following evening the senate will meet for the last time this year and elect officers for the 1916-17 school year, chosen for ability and zeal amid a spirit of unselfishness.
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Butte Grill
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