Prisoner Manders Fled On Train Toward Vancouver Case
Vancouver deputy O Grady pursued Manders alias Alexander Lockhurst alias Lane, a Vancouver grand larceny suspect captured near Kansas City. Manders rode a Pullman with the deputy, then disappeared at Butte. The chase spread to Durant Vendover Rocker Spokane as officers sought the English prisoner, 6 feet 2 inches, blue eyes, Fedora hat, and no vest.
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O'Grady
Vancouver
British Columbia
M. Ke, Manders
Alexander Lockhurst
Lane
Manders
Missouri
Kansas City
Manners
Jutte
Silver Bow Junction
Durant
Butte
Giraux
Tom Rourke
Vendover
Butte Journal Committee Debates License Proposals
A Butte judiciary committee session tackles proposed licenses for miners boarding houses and cheap shows. Miners’ housing seeks relief from higher rates, while theaters protest by detailing profits. Discussion covers streetcar licensing limits and revenue from the restricted district.
Fancy cretonnes and fabrics on sale at low prices
A sale notices textiles including cretonnes 30 inches wide priced at 25 cents per yard, silk lines 9 1/2 cents per yard, printed serims up to 40 cents yard for 19 cents, genuine French cre tonne red sets at 2.35 per set, and lace door panels in white or ecru at 50 cents each.
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Hartshorn
Curtains in two patterns offered at sale price
White ruffled muslin curtains in two patterns measure three yards long and cost 1.50 per pair. Nottingham lace curtains available in ecru or white with many designs priced at 7.50 per pair.
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Nottingham
Ecru
Mining and banking interests to meet on licensing
The district business, deemed illegal, cannot be regulated by city law. A medical inspection recommendation is urged as proper. A conference with F. Kelley, John D. Ryan, and other mining and banking representatives was planned to discuss licensing.
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F. Kelley
John D. Ryan
Men of Grace Church Hold Large Meeting
The Men s club of Grace Methodist Episcopal church South Butte held a large meeting last evening. Music by Currie Lloyd Jones and Davis. Rev W M Jordan spoke on organized Bible study and Prof Craven on education. Refreshments followed. Officers elected: President Forrester. vice presidents Reed Soules Williams Lanterman. secretary Wallace. treasurer Wing. chaplain Banfield. Monthly meetings planned.
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Grace Methodis Episcopal Church
South Butte
William Currie
Owen Lloyd
Albert Jones
Ed Davis
W. M. Jordan
George W. Craven
School of Mines
J. F Forrester
D. B. Reed
Edwin Soules
Will Williams
Harles Lanterman
J. D. Wallace
D. M. Wing
3. T. Banfield
St Lawrence Ladies Dance Draws 500 at Parish Benefit
A parish benefit dance by St. Lawrence ladies drew 509 attendees at the gardens pavilion. The 22-number program included eight two-steps nine waltzes three-steps and schottisches with McNamara’s 10-piece orchestra opening the evening. Intermission featured a double quintette singing several tunes and a moonlit decorative scheme highlighted by bunting and dimmed lights. The reception committee listed numerous local couples and ladies in attendance.
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Society
St. Lawrence Parish
Charity
Gardens Pavilion
McNamara
Hibernian Hall
Hioney
Eileen Alanna
P. J. Mitchell
Willam Dee
Peoples
W. B. Daly
James Grennan
George Nevin
P. Downey
John Leary
McIngan
Man’s claim of missing money in restricted district case
Ole Hagan of 27 Plumb Street entered a restricted district with 70 dollars and exited with none. Blanche Richards is held on a theft charge. Hagan alleges a mix up between his money and the girl, while Richards faces police questions.
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Ole Hagan
Plumb Street
Blanche Richards
Hagan
Iagan
Innocent Blanche Seeks Police Help After Missing Wads
A man bragged about money to a girl, then found his wad vanished as he prepared to leave. Blanche denied any wrongdoing and offered to let Hagan search, suggesting the police handle the inquiry.
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Blanche
Hagan
Music Ban Enforced In Hill Saloons By Walkerville
At last night’s council meeting the constable was ordered to enforce closing music at 7 pm in saloons. Saloonkeepers were taken by surprise as protests had been ignored. City to send representatives to the food roads convention. Street and alley committee reports progress on approved improvement policy. Heavy rains plus Arkansas river flow boost local irrigation canals and Lake McKinney fish yield. about 1000 pounds of carp, three to five pounds each, were caught today.
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Walkerville
Butte
George Brown
Edward Grimes
Edward Matthews
Louis Gainor
Lakin
Topeka
Arkansas
Lake McKinney
Butte Briefs Chronicle City Visitors and Births
T J Murray is in the city from Wisdom William McKenzie comes from Havre I E Bubert a Missoula guest Mrs Thomas Newell of Armstead visiting in the city S S Marshaw of Livingston spent yesterday here Mrs B M French in the city from Gregson Springs Mrs M B Smith of White Sulphur Springs visiting city friends A W ORourke and W G Booth are Helena guests at the Thornton Mrs E F Fletcher and daughter of White Sulphur Springs are in the city A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Danny Erdick of 631 South Wyoming street Born to Mr and Mrs Nicholas Johnson 1924 Elmsstreet a daughter yesterday Harry Hall and Frank Bell of Virginia City were business visitors in Butte yesterday A H Heilbronner returned yesterday from Salt Lake Meeting of the traffic managers of the Salt Lake route A son born to Mr and Mrs Frank C Rhoades 806 East Mercury street in the maternity depart ment of St James hospital Leona Campana went to Great Falls visiting Mrs J G Lobb R E Shelly Western Union Havre manager was in city en route to Miles City Shelly formerly assistant ticket agent at the Short Line He and Mrs EF Renisch returned from Twin Bridges where they inspected the state orphans home He will become superintendent July 1
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Thomas Newell
Armstead
S. S. Marshaw
Livingston
B. M. French
Gregson Springs
M. B. Smith
White Sulphur Springs
A. W. O'Rourke
W. G. Booth
Helena
Thornton
E. F. Fletcher
Dan~y Erdick
South
Wyoming Street
Harry Hall
Frank, Bell
Virginia City
Butte
A. H. Heilbronner
Salt Lake
Frank C. Rhoades
Fast Mercury Street
St. James’ Hospital
R. E. Shelly
Western Union
Havre
Miles City
Mr. Shelly
Short Line
EF. H. Renisch
Twin Bridges
Renisch
Kane Funeral Arrangements For John P Kane
The funeral for the late John P Kane will be held Tuesday at 9 am at the family home 310 East Summit street then move to St Marys church for a requiem high mass at 9 30 am The remains will arrive in Butte Tuesday afternoon and be taken to Duggan s undertaking parlors Funeral arrangements later Also note wants ads promote home equipment sales and exchanges
Mabel and Maude recount a stormy courtship tale
In a Puck style exchange Mabel argues he must have loved her very dearly. Maude agrees, noting he married her despite a weather soaked afternoon, seasickness, and a surprising morning after a dance glimpse.
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Puck
Mabel
Maude
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TRE Puelty
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WHARY
ShberTon
Spokane
Murphy
Committee of Judiciary
Butte City
Hugh Daly
Florence
Daly
Mr. Cutts Explains
W. J. Swartz
William Cutts
William Costa
Swartz
Orion
Maury
Sullivan-Considine
Orton
Aldermanox
Grigg
Barber
Duncan
Victor I
Victor
Victor-Victrola
Victor Records
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, N. J
Huey SL
Rhinestone
New Line
Kenmessys
Smart House
Majestic
Pocono
MEN OF Grace Church
ST. Lawrence
Money and Girl
Ite
Calkins
California Building
Main Street
Broadway
Butte Briefs
T. J. Murray
Wisdom
William McKenzie
I. E. Bubert
Missoula
the Butte
Nicholas Johnson
Elmsstreet
Leona Campana
Great Falls
J. G. Lobb
Campanu
Continental Oil Company (Incorporated
Steve
North Main Street
Harry Siegel
Wyoming
Butte Sewer Pipe and Tile Co
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