Butte notes of travel and local notices blur into one mess
A fragmentary Butte notice column lists dozens of names and places including Moyer buggies at Grady's, rent pianos from Orton Bros, and various departures to Los Angeles Seattle Alaska Portland San Francisco and Nogales. Mentions Bishop Tutule, Senator Mantle, and university staff. Open hotel, local ads, and scattered travel tips appear with minimal context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyer
Grady's
Orton Bros
Gibson Havana
Dr. Crain
Penn. Block. JF
Kilppell
E. R. Avery
Pony
Jessie Lewis
Maggie Comiskey
Boulter
R. Graham
Los Angeles
Catherine Quilt
Portland
W. Brazenall
Jefferson Island
A. P. Whiting
Mansfeld
Fred Thompson
Nogales
Arig
H. D. Williams
Sioux City
John A. Shaw
Deer Lodge
R.C. Johnson
Southern California
Las Palmas Clgate
Marshke
Sappington
the Atlas
East Park
J. Farrow
W. J. Brannin
Kalispell
Eugene Carroll
Seattle
Alaska
George
Fandher
Myrtle
Los Anasies
John W. Cotter
Murray & Freund's Hospital
Walter Arnold
Mise
Susan ‘Arnold
Cale Horn Mise
Florence Carolin
Ike Bernard
J. Kelley
F. Dahler
Helena
Carlos Warfield
Bynum
Chateau County
Old Butte Triehas
George Bretherton
Patrick Dwyer
de Kent
Mary McMakim
Charles Fern
Francie
California
Hattie
Mutual Benet Life
Kate Degelman
Charles F. Degieman
Oakland
Dan Boyle
Rocky Mountain Division
Southera Pacific
Livingston
Nell Driscoll
Laura Kelly
Dillon
Normal School
Lanyon
Amalgamated
Tonday
P. D.ews
Tom Hinds
Toronto
Hinds
Canadian Pacific
Henningsonco Company
Ethics of Social Reconstruction sermon at Silver Bow Bar meeting
An audience of Silver Bow County lawyers heard Rev. Lewis J. Duncan discuss the age we live in and the duty of citizens. He argued progress is slow and that socialism cannot abolish human nature, urging cautious reform and support for measures with real, even if small, benefits to society. The talk also touched on church obsolescence and the role of public opinion in reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow County Bar Association
Department II
Lewis J. Duncan
Rockefeller
Focal Rees
Duncan
Address earns praise at church gathering with singers
Mr. Duncan's address drew eulogistic remarks from William Seallon John F Forbis and Alexander Maciel and a vote of thanks for the speaker. A quartette of singers and George Palmer performed recitations as part of the program for the association's entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
William Seallon
John F. Forbis
Alexander Maciel
George Palmer
Montana Elks Plan Buffalo Lodge Trip by Special Sleeper
The Montana delegation to the grand lodge meeting in Buffalo will travel via Great Northern route with a special sleeper from Anaconda to Chicago leaving July 5 or 6. Delegations from Anaconda Butte Helena Great Falls Kalispell and Spokane join at Havre. Round trip $67 with option to return by Northern Steamship Company boats from Buffalo on Wednesdays or Saturdays. early trip option available July 1 connecting with Northwest from Duluth July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameconaa Ana
Chicago
Committee of Elks
Montana
Grand Lodge
Buffalo
W. R. Reynolds
Archibald Gray
Great Northern
Montana- Buffalo
Anaconda
Chiago
Butte
Helena
Great Falls
Havre
Kalispell
Spokane
St Paul
St. Paul F
Cicago
Standard Lines
Great Lakes
Northern Steamamip Company
Laying the Corner Stone of Swedish Baptist Church
The corner stone of the first Swedish Baptist church of this city was laid yesterday noon on East Park street. Rev L G Clark of Helena represented the American Baptist Home Missions society. Assisting were Rev Carl Berntson, A Bloom the contractor, and the board of trustees. Clark read Matthew 28 15 20 and spoke on the Baptist Home missions work in the state. The blessing of the Lord was fervently invoked on the Swedish people of Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Swedish Baptist Church
East Park Street
L. G. Clark
Helena
Idaho
Montana
American Baptist Home Missions Society
Carl Berntson
A. Bloom
Baptist Home
Butte
Mere Boy's Narrow Escape From Trains
The seven year old son of Patrick Harrington of 17 East Summit Street was struck between two moving ore trains last night. He suffered a broken right arm and internal injuries, but friends helped him home before Dr. P H McCarthy arrived to set the bone and ease his pain. The child has a fair chance for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuaren
Butte
Patrick Harrington
East
Summit Street
P.H. McCarthy
Jolently
Quenching Thirst Stand Faces License Charges
Frank L Wertz and John McCauley were arrested yesterday by deputies for selling minors without a license near the circus grounds. They operated a temporary stand offering drinks at 60 cents per stake and were brought before Justice Gi Butte with a hearing set for tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Wertz
John McCauley
Gi Butte
Girls Appeal To District Court In Prostitution Case
Two girls found guilty in Justice Colligan's court of keeping houses of ill fame plan appeals to the district court. They were absent when sentence was pronounced yesterday. their attorney appeared. Judgment ordered $50 fine and $31.20 costs per girl. Notice of appeal filed and a two day stay of execution granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice
Flood's Condition Improves After Gunshot Incident
John 3. 100q, wounded on the right side in a confrontation with George Wasley last Saturday, is said to be recovering well after being allowed home at 107 West Center Street Centerville. Wasley remains jailed awaiting public prosecutor’s decision on formal charges, expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
George Wasley
West Center Street
Centerville
Wasley
Funeral notices for George F Shimmon and Willem Kiley
Knights of Pythias members and visiting brothers meet at the Pythian Castle at 1 today June 2 for the funeral of George F Shimmon. Willem Kiley’s funeral is today from his residence 3604 East Broadway to Sacred Heart Church for services. Orton Bros. offer value planes or organs at 219 N Main St Butte for purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svannoe Loage, No. 5
Knights of Pything
Pythian Castle
George F. Shimmon
J. E. Young
Willem Kiley
East
Broadway
Ole Ley
Sacred Heart Church
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Butte
Fishermen to Stock Streams With Echo Lake Fry Gift
At a Montana Anglers Club meeting in Anaconda last night E G Woods Charles P Nevin M P Lavell and Fred Andress owners of Echo Lake west of Anaconda announced a gift of 30000 trout fry to stock streams including Big Hole Canyon Creek Bison Creek Pipestone Race Track Creek Rock Creek and Bonita The fry will be delivered free and club members will arrange transport Echo Lake owners invited club members to visit and be hosted with prior notice The club may establish a government Hatchery in the gardens pending water tests by Prof Emil Starr and Prof James Henshall with support from Senator Clark and local officials The club expects to stock streams above the dam on Warm Springs Creek and to reserve trout for the station in the gardens with further meetings planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Anglers’ Club
E.G. Woods
Charles P. Nevin
M. P. Lavell
Fred Andress
Echo Lake
Anaanda
Fry
Nevin
Cocpare
Anaconda
Ffn
Will Scott
James “A. Henshall
Boweman
Fich
Professor Henshall
United Tes
Columbia ‘Gardens
Bickford
Ben
Emil Starr
Helena
Scott
Henshall
Chauvin
Hho
Big Hole
W. 8. Tallant
Clark Donut
Art Sark
Columbia
Motes
Warren” Beatty
Elds
Clus
Streanan
Butte Club
Trackage Plans for New Butte Station and Yards
Superintendent Boyle announces trackage plans for a new Butte station with two through passenger tracks and two stubs, plus a southward subway if business warrants. Old freight house will be moved west about four blocks to Delaware avenue while Front street buildings must be removed by July. B. Stone and Resident Agent Gray discuss Great Northern operations and leadership changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle
Butte
Delaware Avenue
Front Street
Novelty For Easterners Promises Western Women Riders Tour
Walter Wilmot former Butte baseball manager and famed leader of Minneapolis plans an August tour bringing Western women riders to the East. Misses Margaret and Dorothy Gette Cascade Miss Fanny Sperry Bear Tooth and Miss Catherine Synchronoss McLeod Basin join Des Moines Minneapolis and Milwaukee state fairs where they will ride and rope for a week, changing horses daily. They are billed as the greatest horse women in the West and will perform exhibitions and roping demonstrations, showing the full harsh cowboy life they share with their cattle and horses disciplines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Walter Wilmot
Butte Baseball Club
Minneapolis
Wilmot
Margaret
Dorothy Gette
Cascade
Des Moines
Iowa
Minn
Milwaukee
Wis
West
Injunction case over Modoc mine lease dispute
In Modoc County court, Clark v Sutton and Johnson over a verbal lease from Anaconda for the Modoc mine. Defendants say Clark’s lease was terminable on notice and that they sublet the Tripod shaft, investing heavily and developing ore, while an injunction by Clark halted operations. They contend their rights persist as Anaconda had not terminated the lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cine
C. Clark
Robert ‘Wall
Man Sutton
P.M. ‘Johnson
District Court
Yeaterday
Clark
Modoc
Anaconda Company
Theater proceeds to Labor Temple fund tonight
In a prior offer by Pavilion manager Alsop the entire proceeds from tonight’s performances will be donated to the Labor Temple association. One day’s receipts each month will go to the fund, and tonight is the first to be set aside. The Temple Association aims to raise several thousand dollars this summer at the Pavilion. Location notes list Livingston and Elite hotel opposite the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsop
Pavilion Theater
Labor Temple Association
Temple Association
Pavilion
Livingston
Elite Hotel
Depot
New
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Butte News
East Broadway
API
Silver Bow County
A. Itein
North Main St
ELKS
Great Northern Will
Boyle Wil
B. Stone
The
Gray
Department of the Road
Hee
Ein" Stone
Will
St. Paul
National Springs
Piriscie
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
W. Park St
Dr. Lyon
Pais
North Main Street
RED Boot Shoe CO
Worthmoor
Black View
Congress
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