Englewood Club to Have Grandstand and Bleachers
The Englewood club in South Butte began constructing a grandstand to seat hundreds at the Englewood playground. J R Wharton supplies materials. a skilled carpenter will supervise. The club, popular with business leaders, plans football teams and a Sheridan game for next Sunday. An athletic exhibition tonight will showcase boxing, wrestling, and gym activities.
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Grandstand
Englewood
J. R. Wharton
South Butte
Sheridan
Madison County
Butte
Dig
Wharton
Jury Called For Donlan's Court Amid Trial Readiness
Donlan plans another jury term from Monday June 2 to handle all trials ready to proceed. Jury commissioners Grurod and Hinkle to draw names Tuesday from the clerk's box. judge will select a panel of sufficient size. Cases include grand larceny charges against Ward and Miles over a theft claim near Rocker involving a goblet or similar item.
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Donlan
John A. Grurod
J. M. Hinkle
Wiliam F. Ward
John Miles
Rocker
Melzner
Oficer
Harry Hopking
Canning
Donian
Toiva Pihiman
Matt Lillija
A. A. Callow
Pihiman
Walved
Vincent Valasia
Dominick
Ardison
Wayne Beggar Tries Suicide to Escape Jail Transfer
Fred Wayne, a beggar jailed on a begging charge, severed an artery in his right wrist with slag in his cell while pleading with Jailer Tom Wilson to save him. After two days in custody, the same charge led to another arrest and his attempt to force a hospital transfer by attempting to break into the Butte emergency hospital.
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Butte
Fred Wayne
Wayne
Tom Wilson
Butte Briefs and Local News Snippets
J Hi Pankey arrived from Virginia City yesterday. G L Scott visits Livingston. Charles Horton from Anaconda to Helena. W Olson came from Dillon yesterday. Born June 19 to Mr and Mrs M J Setzer 1206 West Granite Street a son William G Reed among arrivals from Beaverhead County seat. Mrs C C Swinborne and Mrs Florence Dodda returned from a two month trip to California visiting expositions. Miss Arva Willoughby leaves for Glacier National Park tomorrow to join a special Great Northern train carrying Kappa Alpha Theta sorority members to Gearhart Oregon for national meeting. They will visit Glacier Park and Portland. Famine conditions along the Mississippi River bank due to washed out crops will be relieved by the state. Maj Gen Frank S Dickson left with a carload of provisions for Kaskaskia where conditions are worse. Thirty Gayet ration deliveries to destitute farms.
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J. Hi. Pankey
Virginia City
G. L. Scott
Livingston
Charles Horton
Anaconda
Helena
W. Olson
Dillon
M. J. Setzer
West
Granite Street
William G. Reed
Beaverhead
C. C. Swinborne
Florence Dodda
California
Arva Willoughby
Glacier National Park
Kappa. Alpha ‘Theta Sorority
Gearhart
Ore
Glacier Park
Portland
Rom
Springer
Sue
Yune
Mississippi River
Prank
Dickson
Kaskaskia
Stolen roulette table from central police station
A movable roulette table, once at a fashionable gambling club, was stolen from the central police station after a moving van backed into the property room beneath the chief's office. The item, valued at 2500 dollars, had to be moved by truck to a new location.
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Los Angeles
Central Police Station
German and Briton clash on the firing line
A bar in Trutte's West Broadway saw a heated quarrel between a German and an English sympathizer over the war. The German anger turned to action as he flicked his beer into the Englishman's face. Fifteen minutes later, the Englishman did not hear a reply to his thanks. Meanwhile, Arctic exploration and munition news cross the wires as ships depart with Grenfell mission supplies. A separate tragedy in Upper Sanwaukens reports Harvey Disinger shooting his wife, killing his daughter, wounding his son, and killing himself before escape by the youngest child Kenneth.
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Trutte
West Broadway
Upper Sanwuens
Via
Harvey Disinger
Herbert
Forest
Kenneth
Washington pardon for Hicks and flying cannon postal violation
June 1 report notes President Wilson considering a pardon for Robert E. Hicks, a New York convert who surrendered after years as a fugitive and is serving 16 months for a postal shrapnel case. The article also mentions historical serf liberation, a czarist ukase, and a German inventor’s artificial marble-like stone from coal ash and varnish.
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Washington
Wilson
Robert E. Hicks
New York
Bowery Mission
Hicks
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Ecu
NATO
Missoula Stampede
Missoula
Northern Pacific Railway
Miles City
Spokane
Montana
Pioneer Line
Butte, Mont
H. Merriman
D. F
R. Wharton
South Butte Playground
Athletie
Wim
Ward
Miles
Wen
Adahoans FN Town
A. J. Dunn
Wallace
Idaho
Twinallt
Yaaho
Butte Briefs
Mr. Burroughs Bia
Child’s Daily Lunch
W. Broadway
Public Library
Nanking Noodle
South Main Street
Hum Fay
Constantine
Athens
Portland Livestock
Portlana
Wre
Sume S
Scaltner & Mara
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Weins Clothing Store
East Park Street
Schaffner & Marx
Priv
Vose & Sons
Steger & Sons
J&c
Escaap
Steinway Piano
Pianola
Aeolian Vocal
Weber
House of
Boston
Donald Bb. Macmillan
Arctic Exploration
Grenfell Mission
Georg Cluett
Cluett
St Anthony's
Newfoundland
Pasengers
Etah
Greerland
Apter Munitions
London
David A. Thomas
Exchange Telegraph Company
Vid Loyd George
United States
Canada
Alexander TL
Cxar
Yours
George Westenholm
Strops
Paxson & Rockefeller Co
West Park St
North Main St
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