Butte Current Notes and Local Items
Summer goods at Gamee s Adv Rent plans from Orton Bros. a transient Walkers business. advertisements for a reorganization sale at The Clothery, 1 North Main. wine and peculiarities at Lisa s. Sherman Reid cabs and tours. Yegen Bros bankers pay interest on notes. Mrs Louise Polkinghorne and daughter leave for Long Beach. Dr McNiven and family guests at Thornton. Ladies Home journals at i. o. news parl. Frances Starr in Belasco play in Butte. Miss Bessie Tretheway back from Washington University for the summer. OL A B Tonkin visiting family. Tonkin once captain of Colorado football. Thomas Tonkin to visit with bride later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamee
Orton Bros
Walker's
North Main
Lisa's
Sherman & Reid
Yegen Bros
Louise Polkinghorne
Hoa
Long Beach
McNiven
Jovelyn
New York
Thornton
New Ledies
Home Journal
Home Companion
Ledies’ World
The
I. 0
Wallace Munro
David F Belasco
Frances Starr
Becky
Butts
Starr
Butte
Bessie Tretheway
University of Washington
Arents
William ‘Trethe
A.B. Tonkin
Wellmonh Butte
Hoyle
Mra C. Tonkin
Minah Street
Dr. Tonkin
Butterick School
Universit of Colorado
Thomas
Poultry Club Plans Big Picnic and Awards
The Southern Montana Poultry Club met in city hall to plan an August picnic on Commercial Day August 2. The venue will be Maiden Rock or Deer Lodge. Prizes in cash and merchandise will be awarded, with a large guest attendance expected. A later poultry show and best pen prize are planned with Silver Bow county again aiming top exhibits. George M. McKenzie and Miss Coombs married last night at Mountain View church, with A B Tregonemy and others present. the couple will reside in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Montana Poultry Club
A. P. Stephenson
Maiden
Deer Lodge
Silver Tiaw
Butte
Powtry Department
T Dor
Silver Row
George M. NcKenzie
Miss Coombs
Hey
Wolfe
Mountain View Church
A. B. Tregonemny
Hirr
McKenzie
WOT EXGITHS ADMIRATION AT OREGON SHORT LINE OFFICE
A fragment reports a rainbow trout on display at the Oregon Short Line city office. It notes the fish measured inches and pounds, with attention from passersby. John Coombs is mentioned as presenting the catch near Malden Rock, eighty meters from the G. line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetshing Ave
Oregon
Lins City
Malden Rock
John Coombs
Judgment Against Bricker Mounts Up in Court Action
Judgment entered in the case of L. Chapman vs Dave Bricker for well of execution on 3300 dollars. Judgment for 28008.25 recovered in 1910, with Bricker once a prominent Montana mine operator in Butte. Removal to federal court sought by Sharon Lah od and others, against Continental Telegraph Company and Tyre agent. Letters of administration sought for Henry J. Osenbrug, noted as a young man with no financial troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Chapman
Dave
Bricker
Dave Bricker
Butte Camp
Moonlight
Nnl
Parle
Murray
Murray Bank
App
Bute
Butte
Milwarker
District Court
Sharon Lah Od
United States Court
Continental Telegraph Company
Milwaukee
Tyre
Jefferson Island
Miso
Qaheed
Gambie-Robinson Trust Company
Miles City
Henry J. Osenbrug
Jacob Osenbrug
Court Clerk Reports Assets and Estimated Worth
The district court clerk notes cash totaling 8 013.01 dollars and securities. Included are 4 509 Lasut Aiwa, six million cash in bank and mining stocks. Salt Lake authorities estimate the overall value to be about a certain amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Salt Lake Ho Tut
Mulligan Struck By Car Receives Minor Injuries
Pat Mulligan aged 35 of 4 B street Walkerville IS 4 ducky Nan walked in front of a streetcar on Wet Dark street last night and halted as warnings were shouted. The motorman slowed to save Mulligan who was thrown several feet. Mulligan received scratches to the head and bruises to both legs and was treated at St Gates hospital before returning home. Witnesses say Mulligan was crossing in front of a blocking and climbed over the railing just as the car came by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Mulligan
Walkerville
Mulllealy
Mull
St. Gates’ Hospital
Wis
Mulligan
Thoms
Cane Wong
Playground Day At Columbia Gardens Draws Crowd
Senator Clark observed the annual children’s day at Columbia Gardens playground where over 300 youngsters joined games and sports overseen by manager J. Wharton and Att. Hoch. A boy aged 8 injured a bent arm but recovered quickly, as organizers announced weekly events and records for boys and girls with tests in dash, high jump, and basketball throws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbie
Caracal
Howe
J. . Wharton
Torsythe
Hoch
Wil
Heliya
Pam Silo
Sania
Gordon Hay
Texas Stront
Suneriniondent Och
eWorld
Ax Collows
Plainside
Archie Davis
Ume
Charles Ayre
Rank Tirey
Anne Jenkins
Kennneth McPherson
Margaret Varney
Alice 'T
Alrce Fort
Three Arrested as Confidence Men In Coin Scheme
Willion Williams a bartender from Portland Frank Jainiiten and Louis Thheades were arrested yesterday in a coin game confidence scheme. Tol Yewelek a laborer says the men offered inducements to drop testimony and leave town. Frank Manley a friend of the trio was involved and Williams allegedly proposed beating Manley in a coin game five weeks earlier and then double crossed Yevenick when money ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willion Wiliams
Portland
Frank Jainiiten
Louis Thheades
Tol Yewelek
Labarnr
Rhoades
Frank Manley
Yenatek
Williams
Manley
Yenvick
Free eye exam and affordable glasses offered
An offer to examine eyes at no charge and advise if glasses are needed. If glasses are required, a precise fitting will be provided at a price within reach of all.
Modern Appliances and Instruments in Northwest Optician
Establishment touts superior equipment for testing eyes and adjusting glasses. Frames and lenses ground on site to fit wearers precisely, with expert service advertised for eyewear needs.
Meeting at the Columbia Gardens Pavilion
A long OCR fragment lists numerous names and cities gathered for an event at Columbia Gardens Pavilion. The passage emphasizes attendance by many individuals from Denver to New York and beyond, suggesting a large social or entertainment gathering. The text reads as a crowded roster of attendees, with scattered place names and organizations interspersed.
Origin of the phrase to steal one's thunder
Tony Dennis, a London playwright, built a stage thunder device for a play that flopped. At Macbeth a thunder effect caused a riot, a spectator yelled see how the rascals use me. A man in the pit called out his name Dennis, and thus famous slang phrases originated in seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Dennis
London
Dennis
Denniat
Secands
Local Couple Plans Move and Marriage to Idaho
Mies Valera Glslan, once of Butte and Denver, leaves Montana for Pocatelin to wed Dr. L. H. Doran of Danvers. They will marry and move to Twin Falls, Idaho, where they will reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Valera Glsan
Butte
Denver
Butts Iat
Pocalelin
Guilty Sentences Suspended for Irvin Plea
Irvin Pleads guilty and receives suspended sentence after pleading not guilty earlier. Judge warns of severe penalties for failure to comply and mentions support obligations for dependents. Court notes conditions require no bodily harm and adherence to terms.
Wife Loses Her Case In Justice Shea Court
Life Perkine divorced wits of George Perkins, beaughe-¢ult in Tastes Shea's court yesterday. The case favored the defendant as custody and support questions were resolved after hearing evidence. The wife was awarded no relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shea
Perkine
George
É. Perkins
Beaughe
Earl
Mere
Perkins
Weell
Daar Bhiea
SONS OF ST GEORGE TO GIVE PROGRAM FRIDAY
A local group titled SONS OF ST GEORGE plans a Friday evening program featuring vocal solos and instrumentals. The event showcases members such as George Hendin and John Thomas with performances by Mirelean and Joseph Andrews, reflecting ongoing activity since April with growing participation and anticipated additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons OF ST. George
Sons of
John Thomas
Mia
Solo
Joseph Andrews
Fragmented notes on rail plans and Princeton poll results
A damaged clipping mentions Bolivian government information on a possible Jona project and a rail connection joining the Central Northern system. It also notes Princeton class preferences by vote, listing favored languages colleges mates and names, plus a Ruslan sailors tradition around Sartor Resartus bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Agest
Taris Tiite
Tuya
Princeton
Vaksar
Avorite
Vale
Joly
Hele
Favormet
Compuser
Wagner
Fragmented digest of poems, apples and notices from era
A teetering collage cites superstition about weights of ships, varying measures across Bologna and Arabia, and a standardized 209 milligram rate used by several countries. It quotes a University Daily reminder about a front page poem, mentions Winston Churchill’s libel suit against Blackwood's, and notes a Dundas Ontario marble pillar memorializing the McIntosh apple’s origin. It also references Fowler editors, a shopping of readings, and an Australian furniture factory purchase for NSW schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bologna
Arabia
Japan
Murat
Dally Itungan
Winston Chucehil
Blackwood
Ontario
Dundas County
Canada
Dominion
Philp Hale
Ww. Fowler
F. G. Fowler
Scott, Dower
Macaulay
Bagehot
Emerson
Matlock
Burke
Gladstone
Talfour
Lord Reschery
Thackerly
Yarrow
Tt. G. White, Jr
Jolson Morley
Prescott
Hosier
Swift
Commonwealth
Doss
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Butte News
Prive Tpal
Orice
Stanard
Icuet
Butte Telar Shone
Bavaria
Right & Fairfield Co
Poultry Club
Wrenzie—Coombs
Mayer
W. Park
Osenbrag
Columbia Gardens
Clark
Alers
Manarer Wharton
China
Brand Juni
Benny Gehite
Chelan
Behrhunds
Wil Metsery
Wor
Frolacet
Connell
the Clothery
North Main Street
Mator
Big Radueton
Drs. McKendry and
Hannifin
Columbia Gardens Pavilion
Walt
He ‘Thornton
George Stockbridge
George L. Anderson
Carl Multhansen
M. Kura
A. W. McDonald
L. Cohn
George W. Moore
Mi 12
McNevyin
Miss McNevin
William
Mary George J. Mlcahy
A. F ‘Srehet
A. Lowden
Matthek Dougall
H.W. Kisher
Boise
Verna Dumbaugh
Lie Rauschle
G. W. Kem Charles ~ Carver
G. P. Dunek
Chicago
Baldwin
H. Stuck
George W. St. Pauls Ilc
Cutlam
Edenaiis T. Prall
A. Bo Minson
Boston
George Leskey
Helena
Spa- Kane
A. P. Kastlen
Pony
Long
Los Angeles
Wilford
Wife
Wetland
SB. Braham
Sioux City
LS W
McCaskie
Dowagine
Mich
Smuth
St. Paul
Burmiston
Oshush
K. C. Goldsmith
J. F Forbes
Great Falla
Percy Hancock
Vanier
R. A. Anderson
BP. Reid
Seattle
Auen
Remon
Calgary
Mra
Jala McDonald
Alders A
McKay
Whitehall
A. A. Wally Waltehau
F. McCaffery
Wiefiem
A. J. Rowland
George Corey
W. A. James
A. C. Marrow
Dillon
BR. O. Egan
Pets
Dee Mattock
Pendleton
Fisher
Geary
J. FE. Keown
Bozeman
F. W. Sherrds
Walla Wia
K. M._Reyholis
Mssour Kirchner
Minneapolis
HW. G. 3 News
J. Scott
Wiscan
J. B. Shaw
Wisdom
Nellie Fransham
E. W. Wurleweber
Three Forks
Mrs. WM. Cheer
Laurel
Dora
Mose Linz
Urand
St. Jean Baptiste
Anaconda
Anayonda
Empress Theater
Irvin
Sentenges
Hoirohi
Agi
Hwee
Lx Mantis
Une
Empire
Ens
Max Bloom
Broadway
Jessie Huston
Thomas Whiffen
Broadway Theater
Senmon
Shee
Paul J. Rainey
African Hunt
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