Moyer buggies at Grady's and city notices
Butte notes list Moyer buggies at Grady's and rent pianos from Orton Bros. Several residents travel to Spokane Portland Seattle and beyond. Marriage licenses issued to multiple couples. Articles of incorporation filed for North Butte Mining Company with $9,000,000 capital.
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Ireland
The
Atlas
East Park
Billy Gemmell
Portland
Annie
Maggie
Babe McDonald
Howard F. Kelley
Deer Lodge
Butte
Alice McCarthy
Anton Knievel
Christopher Turner
West
Granite Street
E. D. Leavitt
Walter S. Tallant
Potosi Hot Springs
Ben EK. Lapeyre
Great Falls
F. H. Coleman
G. Richards
C. L. Hardesty
Peter Flaherty
Salt Lake
E. A. Reinhart
Kansas City
Portland Fair
Alabama Street
George R. Casey
Seattle
North Butte Mining Company
Duluth
Charles A. Duncan
Louis W. Powell
Joseph B. Cotton
A. 8. Carson
New Wagons Too Heavy for Butte City Garbage Plan
The city council of Butte approved Studebaker wagons for a modern garbage system but found the iron wagons too heavy and costly. Street commissioner R W Farmer and aide Maurice Fitz Harris recommended using six old wagons instead of the new ones, delaying action until council decides.
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Butte
Studebaker Company
Studebaker
Studebakere
Studebakers
Almanac
R. W. Farmer
Farmer
Maurice Fitz Harris
Marriage Is Set Aside In Runaway Affair
Judge Donlan annulled the marriage of May Walters Scott Kimball to George Kimball after her mother Mrs. Lizzie Scott testified she was 15 at marriage on February 3 and 16 on March 19. Kimball did not contest the order and was present without counsel. Elsewhere Judge Bourquin granted Mrs. Georgiana Bachman $65 monthly alimony from Albert Bachman and issued a restraining order, citing cruelty and threats.
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Donlan
Lizaie Scott
Anaconda
May Walters Scott Kimball
George Kimball
Kimball
Scott
Butte
Placer Street
County Charges Overdue License Fees Against Local Pair
Complaints filed in the county attorney office accuse Alfonso De La Carle and Mrs Crawley of conducting business without county licenses. The complaints sworn by Constable W. J. Adams say the parties refused to pay the required license despite requests.
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Alfonso de la Carle
Crawley
W. J. Adams
Surprise Party Honoring Miss Sadie McConnell
A large group of friends gave Miss Sadie McConnell a surprise party at her home 253 Pacific street Friday evening with games and dancing as the main amusements.
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Sadie McConnell
Pacific Street
Late Society News Delegates and Weddings Highlight Local Socials
Mr and Mrs W C Messias travel to Helena as parish delegates to the Episcopal convention and Mr Messias also attends the Brother hood of St Andrew in Helena. Pp J Flaherty to Salt Lake for wedding to Miss E A Reinhart. Mrs George McLain guests of W A Willoughby. Hazel Berkin to Boulder. Mrs F W Parker and baby to Salt Lake. Amy Brittain to Missoula to visit Alma Hartley.
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W. C. Messias
Helena
St. John’s Parish
Daughters of the King
St. Peter's Church
Messias
The
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
J. Flaherty
Salt Lake
E. A. Reinhart
Kansas City
Butte
George McLain
Stearns, Mont
W. A. Willoughby
West Broadway
Hazel Berkin
Boulder
William Whetstone
F. W. Parker
Baby
Amy Brittain
Missoula
Alma Hartley
Evening of games and prizes hosts Girls' club
Thursday evening the Evertrue Girls' club hosted the Sunbeam Messenger club at Miss Fern Merriman's home. Henry Nichols won the first prize and Miles Williams the booby Prize. Ice cream cake and candy were served to 30 children.
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Evertrue
Sunbeam Messenger Club
Flag Day observance by G A R and W A C in joint session
The G A R and the W A C met Saturday evening for Flag Day with Mrs. Busch leading a patriotic program of singing addresses and instrumental music. A trio by Miss Clara Steinborn Herman Greshman and Miss Florence Minnie on piano was enjoyed. The W R C prepared a supper for the old soldiers and all kept their appetites.
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Busch
Clara Steinborn
Herman Greshman
Florence Minnie
Walkerville hive review draws visitors and officers
The Walkerville ladies held an engaging review last Friday evening with many visitors including the state commander. An officers meeting of the different hives is set for Monday afternoon at Mrs Davis home.
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Walkerville
Davis
Clergyman Unites Merton in Marriage Ceremony
Last Wednesday night Rev. C L Bovard performed the marriage ceremony uniting Merton in the presence of relatives and close friends.
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Rev. C. L. Bovard
Basin Couple Wed as Elizabeth Roberts Serves as Maid Honor
R. Hewitt of Basin and Miss Elizabeth Roberts daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Roberts. The bride's sister Eva Roberts was maid of honor while Philip Roberts acted as best man. The couple will reside in Basin after July 20.
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R. Hewitt
Basin
Elizabeth Roberts
Philip Roberts
Eva Roberts
Mrs. Hewitt
Hunter's Hot Springs
Mystic Club Meets at Mrs Cannon Home for Visit
The Mystic club gathered at Mrs. Cannon's home 1132 Oregon Avenue Friday afternoon with Mesdames Griffith Price Perry Morris Mutch Dunstan Farrell and Miss Flagler of Chicago. They praised the hostess then adjourned. Next Friday weather permitting they will meet at the gardens with Mesdames Mutch and Dunstan hosting.
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Mystic Club
Quiet June wedding set at parish house
On June 22 Miss Marie McCoy, a Meaderville public school teacher, will wed George P. Malloy, a Great Falls alderman, at Father Callahan's parish house. Fellow teachers plan a sepia portrait as a wedding gift. the couple will reside in Great Falls.
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Father Callahan
Marie McCoy
Butte
George P. Malloy
Great Falls
One Out of Seven Goes to County Jail Case
Seven alleged vagrants faced Judge Warren yesterday. Charles Colburn received 380 days in jail while James Johnson and John Doe were given another chance to seek work. The others were granted 24 hours to plead, and William Paschal kept a dog kennel nuisance charge. George Wilson avoided punishment after explaining he had a policeman’s star and was warned to guard his badges.
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Judge Warren
Charles Colburn
James Johnson
John Doe
John O'Brien
Louis Fernand
George Foster
C. E. Dennigan
William Paschal
George Wilson
Piano Buyers' Opportunity at Orton Bros.
A piano sale offers upright pianos in good condition with prices from 90 to 185 and 8 to 10 pianos from schools priced 159 to 199. Organs range 15 to 60 with new high grade models, installments available. Orton Bros. at 215-215 North Main Street.
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Chickering
A. B. Chase
Kimball
Orton Bros
North Main Street
Youthful breakers seize red ticket books at freight office
A group of children distributed 70 red ticket books stolen from a Northern Pacific freight box. Superintendent Wathey and Police Det. Brinton recovered 24 books. 46 remain missing. No charges against the youngsters due to their ages. the incident to be reported to Manager Wharton.
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Street Railway
Wathey
Police Department
Mulholland
Wilmer Brinton
Northern Pacific
Highland Avenue
Arthur
Brinton
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Butte News
Standard
East Broadway
Telephone
China
Mabel Nissler
A. J. Campbell
George W. Pierson
Red Lodge
T. M. Hodgens
Emil Hanson
New York
Louis Shodair
California
Alderman
Harry Blumkin
Max Goldstein
A. Sultan
Wide World
Ainslee
P. O
Thomas Richards
San Francisco
Carl Nissler
University At
Ann Arbor
Mich
Hal B. Ives
State Agt
Mutual Benefit Life
A. L. Stapleton
Alder, Mont
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Sepa
Husband
Canadian Institute
Joseph A. Millette
Clancy
Bourqquin
Cudahy Packing Company
Jefferson Vailey Trading Company
County
Late Society News
Evertrue Girls’ Club
Walkerville Hive
A. Itein
North Main St
Huyers
Crain
Pennsylvania
Block
Court Butte
Foresters of America
Joseph Schwartz
Charles Gorman
Livingston
New Elite Hotel
National Springs
Brownfield- Canty Carpet Co
Park St
RED Boot Shoe CO
Benny Ess
Ladies
Oxfords
Worthmoor
Madison
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