Epworth League delegates enjoy gardens and papers
Delegates at the Epworth League convention toured Columbia Gardens after a session, riding Bay Jumbo and thanking J. H. Wharton for entertainment. The day featured devotions, papers on spiritual work and leadership, and discussions on mercy, tract distribution, and fundraising. The eighth annual convention adjourns tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
J. H. Wharton
Columbia Gardens
Wharton
Wil
Miss McDonel
Philipsburg
F. Carman
Alma Evans
Missoula
C. D. Danner
Forsyth
Cora Jenkins
Butte
C. L. Bovard
Helena
C. P. Hargraves
Department of Finance
G. W. Craven
Jacob Mills
Lillie Black
Whitehall
Ludwig
Great Falla
Broadway
Ma‘n Street
Edward Smith
Livingston
J. W. Morris
J. R. Smith
Great Falls
R. P. Smith
League
Peaceful Valley closes summer run at Grand theater
The Manhattan company presents Peaceful Valley at the Grand tonight for the final week through Saturday. After the engagement ends the company moves west to Portland, closing the summer season. Manager Marks calls the venture satisfactory and notes the program aims to introduce the Grand’s new management and advanced methods to Butte theatergoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Smith Russell
Manhattan Company
the Grand
West
Portland
Marks
Grand
Butte
Peaceful Valley
Sullivan seeks court review of judge’s handling in disturbance case
James Sullivan yesterday petitioned the district court to review Justice O Connor s actions in a state case where he was twice arrested for disturbing the peace. He claims the first arrest led to a denied change of venue and alleges extortion by the local justice. Sullivan remains bonded and T A Morrin continues as his attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sullivan
District Court
T. A. Morrin
Sullivan
Star Wests Defeat Silver Bow Juniors 7 to 3
The Star Wests defeated the Silver Bow Juniors 7 to 3 at the Blackfoot Lumber yard grounds. This marks the Juniors first defeat in the junior league. Battery for the winners were Zettle and Roughner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Wests
Silver Bow
Blackfoot Lumber Company
Zettle and
Roughner
Battery
Great Northern Tickets On Sale To Anaconda Area
Butte, Anaconda and Pacific railway tickets are now on sale to Anaconda and all stations between at the Great Northern ticket office on 41 North Main street. Information on time cards and freight rates cheerfully furnished.
Austrian Boy Fractures Skull in Saloon Fight
Ignace Pertyrock an Austrian two years old remains near death after a saloon brawl at John Miller’s flat near Boulevard saloon. He was struck with a club in the roadway and felled unconscious. Dr. Sievers performed operative treatment at St. James Hospital. Police and county authorities investigate with no suspect yet identified. The case remains open as his condition is critical and consciousness is uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignace Pertryock
St. James’ Hospital
John Miller
Boulevard
Portryock
J. RK. KE. S.evers
Sievers
Sherif McGuigan
Butte to Gregson Springs Cheap Round Trip Offered
The Butte Anaconda & Pacific Mail road company lowers fares offering round trip tickets from Butte to Gregson Springs for 80 cents. Tickets are valid for travel from Saturday noon to Monday noon both ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Judge McHatton Returns from California Trip
Judge J J McHatton returns from five week trip to California with his family. He visited San Francisco Los Angeles and Santa Barbara after arguing an appeal in the suit of John MacGunniss vs Boston and Montana before the U S circuit court of appeals. He left Butte May 1 and enjoyed the California resorts before resuming duties. Orton Bros piano organ ad appears at 219 N Main St Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. McHatton
California
Butte
San Francisco
John MacGunniss
Boston & Montena Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Knowles
District Court
Feneral
San Franccisco
McHatton
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Communion garments and dresses offered in various styles
Garments for first communion include men's and boys coats and gowns in clay diagonals and serges in black and dark blue with sizes 14 to 19 years and prices 12.50 13.50 and 15.00. Dresses feature lace edgings insertions and embroidered trims with wide skirts and deep hems sizes to 14 years priced 3.50 5.00 and up to 15.00 each.
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First Communion
Boys' suits and millinery on display in wool outfits
The store offers boys two piece knee pant suits in 8 to 14 year sizes with coats and pants priced from five to eight fifty dollars. Furnishings include shirts ties collars hats at modest prices. Millinery presents wreaths veils for first communion with white muslin skirts priced between 1.10 and 1.25.
Notions and Hosiery Accessories Price List
A catalog of corset laces, waist steels, and hose supporters with prices from 5c to 2.00. Includes curling irons, perfumes by Colgate, soaps, castile, tar soap, and pocketbooks. Various colors and styles noted, with multiple value options and box sets.
Hair Accessories and Combs on Sale in Mixed Listings
Leather belts in multiple colors up to 50c each. Spools of cotton thread 6 for 25c. Various dressing and fine combs with prices ranging from 0c to 85c and beyond. Side, pompadour and back combs offered in pairs or individual sales with fluctuating low quantities and inconsistent listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ise
Stewart
Fife
Popular Butte Teacher Weds Dr. John D. McGregor
Dr. John D. McGregor married Laura M. Berger at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George McDougall on West Woolman street. Rev. E J Groeneveld officiated in the First Presbyterian church avenue. They will reside at 629 West Granite street and Mrs. Berger is a popular Butte public school teacher and niece of ex Senator Lee Mantle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. McGregor
Laura M. Berger
George McDougall
West Woolman Street
E. J. Groeneveld
First Presbyterian Church
McGregor
Butte
Lee Mantle
Complaint Against Husband Leads to Warrant Issuance
Delia Ozborn filed a complaint prompting a justice court warrant for W. A. Ozborn to compel appearance and bond to keep the peace. She alleged repeated beatings and threats, lack of support, and a past incident in Newcastle Wyoming where she was beaten into insensibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Ozborn
Barber Julius A. Uhl Confined as Mentally Unbalanced
Julius A. Uhl a barber at the Braund house was jailed in the county jail witness department by Undersheriff McGillick after being found in bed for three weeks claiming severe illness. His physician deems him not physically sick but slightly unbalanced, insisting he fears a fortune coming to him from an unspecified source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius A. Uhl
Braund House
McGillick
Butte Briefs: Sam Hall Visits From Spokane
Sam Hall, son of the late Captain Hall of the Alice, is in Butte visiting friends and relatives from Spokane. The Moonlight Stars crushed the Fast Park street Mystics 23 to 0 in a hotly contested baseball game yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hall
Captain Hall
The
Alice
Spokane
Moonlight Stars
Fast Park Street Mystics
National Mine Workers Convention Called for July in Indianapolis
President Mitchell issued the call from strike HQ for a national convention in Indianapolis on July 17 to decide on a possible nationwide coal strike. About 450,000 coal miners exist, with roughly 250,000 affiliated to the union. delegates from five districts are required to trigger the national gathering.
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National Convention of Miners
Mitchell
Indianapolis
Wilkesbarre
United Mine Workers of America
W. B. Wilson
United States
Michigan
West Virginia
Hazelton
Miners’ Union
Tance
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Patrick Gilday
Central
West Virgina
Special Mine Workers Convention Called for July 17
The United Mine Workers issue a call signed by John Mitchell and William B. Wilson for a national convention in Indianapolis beginning July 17, 1902. Delegates are apportioned by local union membership to total 1700 1800 votes with a bare majority able to declare a strike.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
United Mine Workers
John Mitchell
William B. Wilson
Ind
United States
Virginia
Michigan
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Electric Block Changes Hands in Helena
Herman Kline completed a deal to own the Electric block at Park and Sixth Avenues in Helena. The purchase price is about 25000 dollars as he bought the interests of six different parties. The building will be repaired and renovated within the next 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
Herman Kline
Park and
Sixth Avenues
Kline
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Butte News
Funny Tribe
Manhattan
Big Hole River
Davis & Weimescary Co
Main Street
Estey Piano
Estey
St. Louis
Montana
Sherman
East Park St
Butte, Mont
Main Springs
Rogers
West Park
H Rend
North Main Street
Justice O Connor
Austrian
Mys
Gregson
Judge M'Hatton
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Picture Sale
Kodak Pictures
Hennessy’s
Butte, Montana
Hennessy
Kern
Colgate
Colgate’s
Jockey Club
la France
Castile
Woodbury’s
Pocketbooks
Mennessy’s
Laura Berger
Dr. McGregor
Nignt
Julius Uhl
Butte Briefs
Maryland
Wilson
C. A. Perrin
East Broadway
A. Augen de Paris
France
L. M. Newbro Biug Co
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