Silver Bow Democratic Club Plans July 18 Demonstration
The Silver Bow Democratic club met with an enthusiastic crowd to discuss the eight hour workday as constitutional, welcome fifty new members, and arrange a large demonstration at the Auditorium on July 18. Future meetings will hear local and abroad speakers on national issues and foreign policy. A visit to the Jefferson club at Anaconda was discussed and agreed for in the near future.
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Silver Bow Democratic Club
P. A. Ragan
D. D. Shea
Jerry J. Lynch
F. N. Utter
G. Denny
Michael Donlan
Jefferson Club
Anaconda
Police arrest fugitive from Warm Springs asylum
Policemen Byrne and Walsh quickly tracked William Munbrue who escaped the Warm Springs asylum and brought him to the city jail. He was moved to the county jail for detention until return to the asylum. The escape was not noticed until after he had begun his flight.
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Byrne and
Walsh
William Munbrue
Warm Springs
Munbrue
Sheriff's Office
Byrne
Main Street
Broadway
Finlen Arrives After East Lake City Wedding
Miles Finlen, a prominent Butte businessman, arrived yesterday and was busy greeting friends. He attended the wedding of his son James Finlen in East Lake City, where he was among the celebrants.
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Miles Finlen
Butte
Mr. Finlen
East Lake City
James Finlen
Finlen Plans Visit to Butte as City Daughters Pitch
The fairest daughters of that city are described while Mr. Finlen will be in Butte for several days, indicating a local event or visit involving notable residents.
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Mr. Finlen
Butte
Lutey Bros Lead Shift to Green Coffee Roasting Advantage
The story notes a U S import statistic of 856 million pounds of coffee used last year and a shift by Lutey Bros from roasted shipped coffees to green beans roasted in house. The move boosted value, cut costs, and expanded their trade as they began importing green coffee direct from top producing countries. Other merchants are exploring similar in house roasting trends.
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United States
Lutey Bros
Death of Thomas H Tonkin at Walkerville
Thomas H Tonkin aged 44 died last night at the family residence 209 Toboggan avenue Walkerville He was a member of Olive Branch lodge No 23 IOOF Oswego lodge No 9 Knights of Pythias and Silver Bow lodge No 11 AA OO W He leaves a wife and six children.
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Thomas H. Tonkin
Toboggan Avenue
Walkerville
Olive Branch Lodge
Oswego Lodge
K. of P
Silver Bow Lodge
Delayed Telegraph Message Triggers Damage Suit In Montana Court
In Butte district court Dr. Donald Campbell won a $250 judgment against Western Union Telegraph Company after a late delivered telegram of March 22 failed to summon a doctor in time for an urgent case. The company cites an all-embracing mail contract absolving liability for delays. Other city notices include marriage licenses issued, residents arriving home from the Northwest, and a judge's delay in a separate city trial.
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District Court
Justice Court
W. H. Arnold
Western Union Telegraph Company
Donald Campbell
John Werner
Divide
Butte
Telegraph Company
Butte Briefs Report Local Movements
W S Morris is in the city from Pony Dr T J Murray has returned from a trip East R J Connor of Great Falls arrived yesterday Joseph Carter went to Deer Lodge yesterday on business Mrs C Fred Sully and children have been spending a few months at Los Angeles Santa Monica and other places
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J. H. Guiel
Linda Hungate
Butte
Joe Brown
Boniface
Brown's Lake
A. J. Davis
Seattle
Portland
Northwest
Major Monteath
Blackfoot Reservation
W. S. Morris
Pony
T. J. Murray
R. J. Connor
Great Falls
Joseph Carter
Deer Lodge
C. Fred Sully
Los Angeles
Santa Monica
Oth
Northern Pacific resumes half fare homeseekers tickets
Beginning July 1 and on the first and third Tuesday of each month through November 1 the railroad will sell round trip homeseekers tickets at half fare plus $2 to all northern Pacific points including Astoria Oregon. Tickets are valid for 21 days from sale date.
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Ern Railway
Northern Pacific
Astoria
Olney Declines Memphis Invitation Over Candidacy
In Memphis on June 20 19XX prominent Democrats invited Richard Olney to speak on political conditions and form a club for his presumed candidacy. Olney replies he is not a candidate and cannot discuss the address, asking to be excused while expressing appreciation for the invitation and the favorable sentiments.
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Memphis
Tenn
Richard Olney
Massachusetts
Republic
Democratic Party
State Superintendent Urges Strict Compliance With Teacher Certification
Helena June 20 State Superintendent W W Welch issues a directive to county and city superintendents and boards of trustees stressing adherence to laws on teacher certification. He cites sections 1840 and 1 911 noting required certificates for qualified teachers and limits on temporary permits, while permitting special certificates for music drawing modern languages and penmanship.
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Standard
Helena
W. W. Welch
Boards of Trustees
Welch
State Board of Education
Good Sport Expected In Hare and Hound Meet At West Side
The West Side park hosts 36 hare and hound courses on Sunday with top local dogs Chil co King Cashier and Lady Bug. The event follows the 48 dog open stake begun on Miners Union day and includes semi professionals finals and a 24 dog consolation stake with a consignment of hares secured to prevent escapes.
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West Side Park
Butte
Chilco
King Cashier
Lady Bug
Miners’ Union
Saloon Assault Leads to Warrants for Mudrocich and Two John Does
County attorney secured information on the assault of Ignatz Pechyak in a flat saloon. Warrants were issued for Joe Mudrocich and two John Does on first degree assault. Pechyak was unconscious, his skull fractured, and he remains in critical condition at the hospital.
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Ignatz Pechyak
Joe Mudrocich
John Does
Pechyak
Eskimo Konnuck Kills Doctor Near Nome Then Dies
Reports from Nome say an Eskimo named Konnuck shot and killed a native doctor who treated him for consumption on May 6. He blamed the doctor as his condition worsened, and the murderer died a few weeks later.
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Seattle
Konnuck
Nome
Hyde and Dunn wed at Higdon residence
Walter Hyde and Miss Bertha E. Dunn were married Thursday evening at the bride’s brother's home by Rev. Laurence R. Rufus. The couple departed by morning train for their new home in Farmington Washington.
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The
Standard
Havre
Walter Hyde
Bertha E. Dunn
Laurence R. Rufus
More Homeseekers' Excursions Great North Feature
St Paul dispatch notes the Great North excursion as part of Homeseekers tours on a June 20 schedule. Details describe organized trips and regional travel offerings for prospective settlers and families seeking new homes.
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St. Paul
Hoboes Attack Inspectors in Northern Pacific Yards
A group of hoboes under the influence of alcohol attacked several Northern Pacific car inspectors in the yards last night. A lively fight followed but officers arrived promptly, and the entire gang was jailed without anyone being hurt.
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The
Standard
Billinge
Northern Pacific
Race Horses Recovered In Big Timber
W A Clark reports two race horses missing from his pasture have been found in a nearby pasture north of town. Authorities believe the thief left them there to allow the chase to cool before fleeing the country with the animals.
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The
Standard
Big Timber
W. A. Clark
Saddle Recovered After Theft Confession Note
June 20 Big Timber Ed Davis found a saddle hanging on his fence tied to a letter signed Charles Brow claiming theft of his horse and saddle weeks earlier. The writer admits stealing to flee but planned to return the goods, says the mare was in Frank Nebber’s pasture near Elk, and forged the name Brown to deflect suspicion as Brown’s death had occurred months earlier. Sheriff Fallang recovered the mare.
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The
Standard
Big Timber
Ed Davis
Sade
Charles Brow
Frank Nebber
Thema
Brown
Fallang
County Assessor Hathaway Completes Tax Property Report
Big Timber June 20. County Assessor Hathaway has finished his annual report detailing all property subject to taxation within the county. The document lists taxable lands, buildings, and other assessments for the coming year.
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Standard
Big Timber
Hathaway
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