Butte Notes Mutter on Local Business and Visitors
Butte city items list guests and residents from Helena Virginia City and Anaconda. Mentions include J G Bates and Montana Music Co piano services, A C Sandberg dentist opening in Clark block, J A Bailey of Livingston in town, and H C Ross of Boulder at Finlen Hotel. Also notes births deaths and travel to New York and Seattle with various local attendees and a North Coast Limited electric sleeper addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton
Fred Orton
N. Main
J.G Bates
Montana Music Co
H. C. Ross
Boulder
Finlen
Ike Moorhouse
Collins
R. W. Robinson
Helena
Flora de
Lon Burnett
Anaconda
Butte
M. Johnson
Laurin
T. R. Carson
Great Falls
Ruth Saurbier
Virginia City
Huyler
Newbro
W. H. Dewitt
James A. Hogle
Salt Lake
L. E. Phair
Nelson
B. C
Thornton
Hurler
Chicago
Newbro’s
FE. Bollman
Calumet
Mich
James Shields
H. K. Benner
Cascade County
Yesteruy
C. L. Saurbier
P. O
Ralph Dawson
J. L. Israel
Sol Genzberger
R. L. Bradley
Main and
Broadway
International Detective Agency
Owsley
H. M. Evans
Fin- Jen
Woman Takes Potson After Life Of Shame
A woman described as tired of life and seeking escape takes a substance labeled potson. Authorities report she sought relief from personal distress through the drug, with bystanders noting her troubled state and intent.
Dublin Woman Survives Laudanum Poisoning After Rescue
Annie Driscoll a well known Dublin gulch resident attempted suicide in Wyoming alley by ingesting laudanum. She revived after dosed medical aid and volunteers worked to save her life. Police and doctors coordinated efforts as emergency care was delayed by lack of a hospital and she remained under treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Driscoll
Dublin Gulch
Cabin No. 10
Wyoming Alley
Willis Rhodes
J. E. Kupfer
South Main Street
Butte
Driscoll
Sullivan
Wyormineatley
Lewis Cooper
Cooper
State Humane Society Aims for Stronger Legislation Drive
National secretary outlines plan to strengthen Montana humane societies and seek enactment of laws. Local groups exist in Anaconda Great Falls Missoula Helena and Butte with goal to form a statewide association. Mrs Rood will travel to Montana to organize and aid Billings Livingston and other towns with introductions and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane Society
Anaconda
Great Falls
Missoula
Helena
Butte
Herman Rosenzweig
R. Taber
Montana
Irene Rood
Sdrist
O'Hanlon
Livingston
Sunday School Program Delights Trinity Church Crowd
At Trinity M E church a Sunday school program drew a full house with a flower decorated hall and enthusiastic singing. Four little girls in yellow recited Buttercups while wearing wreaths, making a striking centerpiece for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Great Northern Railway Weekend Excursions
Basin and return rates set at 1.50 with Boulder 1.50 and Alhambra 2.30. Weekend journeys valid Saturday Sunday with Monday return. Reduced Sunday only travel Basin 1.00 Boulder 1.00. Tickets at 41 North Main Street and depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin and Return
Boulder and Return
Alhambra
North Main Street
Dezell Woman Spends Summer With Helena Relatives
Mrs Joseph P Dezell of this city is spending the summer months with her parents Mr and Mrs Hugh P Daly of Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Dezell
This City
Hugh P. Daly
Helena
Soldiers at the Windows in Paterson Italian Quarter
Paterson New Jersey June 22 crowds gaze at militia patrolling the streets. Police visited Italian quarter houses searching for arms with no results. Militia guards the mile with detachments at upper windows armed with rifles. Weavers divided into two groups over working or stopping during the crisis. A general work stoppage, if ordered until troops depart, would be long and protracted.
Extra Innings Thriller Between Chicago and Pittsburg
Chicago and Pittsburg played a record breaking extra innings game with sharp defense and timely hits. Kling singled and stole in the 18th, Lowe drove home the winning run, as both teams traded rallies and miscues in a long affair before a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittebures
Mittsburg
Taylor
Kling
Lowe
Thielman Extends Streak Over St Louis in Sixteenth Victory
Cincinnati report notes Thielman earns his sixth straight win against St Louis as Crawford and Hoy shine with 1.00 batting at day’s end. O’Neill brothers suffer first defeat in nearly a month while attendance reaches 506. CardinnabH lineup lists Thielman and Polity with Joyee YNeil and Jack O’Neill in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Thielman
Joyee Yneil
Jack O'Neill
Umopres
Chicago Beats Baltimore In Doubleheader After Close Losses
Chicago dropped two close games to Baltimore in a doubleheader on June 22. In the first game Cuyler and Strang made key plays as errors at crucial moments decided the outcome, with Bresnahan delivering a winning single for Baltimore. A dominant 12 inning affair saw Garvin and Cronin stalemated by strong pitching, with Garvin's wild throw on Williams' bunt and Bresnahan's hit giving Baltimore the edge. Selbach's defense highlighted the Chicago effort as attendance reached 146000. The second game featured Chicago scoring six runs to Baltimore's two, as Garvin matched Sullivan for Chicago and Cronin for Baltimore, Bresnahan handling the decisive play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cuyler
Strang
Garvin
Cronin
Williams
Bresnahan
Selbach
R. H. F. Chicago
Bloids Ts
Baltimore
Savegiece
Pattersor
Sullivan
McGinnity
R. H. E. Chicago
Wild pitching leads to early exit as Anderson and McCormick homer
In St Louis on June 22 Mitchell was driven out in the third after four walks. Hastings replaced him and held the visitors to four hits, but Anderson and McCormick belted two home runs into the bleachers. Attendance 10,000. Batteries Powell and Donohue Hastings Mitchell and Schreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Mitchell
Hastings
Anderson
McCormick
Detroit Flays Bea ton in Mets Style Exhibition Loss
Detroit fell to Beaton in a rough game marred by umpire Johnstone calls in late play. Harley was ejected in the fourth for kicking triggering a crowd rush. both teams formed a protective circle around the umpire as he left. Attendance 6,000. Batteries Mullins and McGuire for Detroit. Prentiss and Weaver for Beaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Detroits
Beaton
Johnstone
Harley
Cleveland Beats Washington in Uneventful Fort Wayne Game
Cleveland defeated Washington in Fort Wayne with poor pitching by Carrick and costly errors. Joss and Bemis starred for Cleveland while Carrick and Clark surrendered the runs. Attendance reached 159 as the game lacked suspense throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Cleveland
Washington
Carrick
Unclear basketball scores across Midwest venues
At Kansas City and Milwaukee several games listed with scores. Milwaukee beat Omaha 5 to (first game) and 5 to 4 in another. St Joseph lost to Denver 4 to 7. Peoria defeated Des Moines 3 to 1 in the first game and lost 3 to 6 in the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Kansas City
Colorado Springs
Milwaukee
Omaha
St. Joseph
Denver
Peoria
Deas Moines
Des Moines
Compact Patent Step Improves Lift With Strong Finish
Describes a compact lift step priced at 17.50 with patent mechanism, noting inside measurements 22?44 W14%4x174 inches and shipping weight 115 pounds, highlighting sturdy construction and finished appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranney
Doings of Pony Special Correspondence July Fourth Plans
Fourth of July committee works to perfect plans for a large town celebration. Mrs. B. K. Knox and Mrs. Lina Alexander arrive from Independence Missouri to spend the summer. Texas friends report Hugh Owen seriously ill. Public school district will sell the old schoolhouse by auction on the 28th. Severe cold causes garden frost. Alex Sheley and bride from Butte. Dr Shapps treats John Olson injured by rocks in Madison canyon. U P S C E Presbyterian church elects officers for six months. Strawberry crop in South Boulder and Pleasant Valley hit by frost, smaller than expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
8. K. Knox
Lina Alexander
Roger Knox
Revenue Monitor Mining Company
Independence
Texas
Henry Adkin
Alex Sheley
Butte
Sheley
Minnie Hungerford
Pony
Shapps
Madison Canyon
John Olson
Presbyterian Church
Ed C. Bush
Nancy Penniger
Ida Mason
Lemmi Wickham
Mildred Penniger
Boulder
Pleasant Valley
Weights and Entries for Today Races
List of weights and entrants for four races including selling races at five eighths of a mile and one mile. Notable runners include Joe Cobb 112 and Mary McCafferty 105 in the first race. Clipper 106 and Maximo Gomez 110 in the second. Blues 127 and Advance Guard 129 in the third. Ethics 102 in the fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cobb
Mary McCafferty
Royal Ensign
Irene Nock
Sqnid
Svengali
War Cry
Ahundie
Tickle
Minotor
Queen of Ocean
Breaker
Satire
Byron Dale
Brimstone
Madam du Barry
Whillema
Earl of Warwick
Clipper
Pleasant Sat
Daschund
San Andres
Thorny Croft
Maximo Gomez
Elsie Skip
Essene
Military
H. L. Coleman
White Crest
Georgie Gardner
Gulden
Kalis
Missidera
Bob Metcalf
Gibson Light
Swamplands
Bessie McCarthy
Rosenfeld
Blues
Advance Guard
Water Cure
Surmise
the Regent
Tom Kinney
Thistle
Ethics
Horse Race Entries and Purses Reported for Fifth and Sixth Races
The record lists horses with weights and odds for the fifth race a five and half furlongs purse and the sixth race at three quarters of a mile. Competitors include Neltonian Doutoun nein Athelmy Rightful Clarion Irish Lad Rick Shaw and The Amazon Hergenia Graceful Thhula Charles W Meyers Keynote Kint nickie Grail Petra ITI De Reska G Whittler Wealth Pretorious Anecdote and Eddie Bush with assorted weights and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Shaw
Hergenia
Graceful
Thhula
Charles W. Meyers
Keynote
Kintnickie
Grail
de Reska
G. Whittler
Wealth
Pretorious
Eddie Bush
Racy First Race Distances and Weights at Track Meet
The report lists horses for the opening race of four and a half furlongs with weights next to each name. It also provides second race selling results at one mile with weights, third race at one mile one sixth, fourth race at one mile seventy yards, and fifth race at six furlongs with top weights and entries.
Sixth Race at One Mile Selling Feature
The sixth race runs one mile under cloudy skies on a good track with twelve participants led by 7-Col. Ballantyne carrying 115 and Semicolon with 111. Miss Liza 109 and C. B. Campbell 108 follow, while Henry Zitt 102, Jaubert 190, Lingo 99 and Weather also compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Ballantyne
Miss Liza
C. B. Campbell
Henry Zitt
Jaubert
Lingo
Excursion Rates Via Burlington and School Board Findings
Excursion rates via the Burlington route list several round trip prices to Omaha St Joseph Kansas City and Chicago St Louis with travel dates in May June and July The addresses for further information are given Then a Livingston Montana dispatch reports a school board meeting over inferior cement used in the east side school building contractors Shackleton and Whiteway admit a cement mistake and the board orders removal and rebuilding to specifications a costly setback for the contractors.
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Burlington
Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
Billings
St. Paul
Denver
Broadway
Butte
Mont
Standard
Livingston
East Side
Shackleton
Whiteway
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Butte News
The
East Broadway
Butte Telephone 422
Butte, Mont
W. J. Macauley
George FE. Gunn
J. W. Blankenship of
Bozeman
Mina Bennett
J. H. Harper
John Leahey
Missoula Avenue
Frank Webster
National Humane
Wontana
MR. Rosenzweig
Trinity M. E. Church
Great Northern Railway
Union Pacific
Newbro Drug Co
N. Main Street
State
Butte Briefs
Paterson
Chicago & Pittsburgh
R. W
H & Pittsburg
Phillipp
Smith
St. Loma
St. Louie
Philadelphia
Powell and
Donohue
Mitchell and Schreck
Boston
Mullins and McGuire
Prentiss and Weaver
Western League
National League
Seattle
Piarea
Portland
Tacoma
Pittsburg
P. Ct
Brooklyn
Aso
New York
ICE Man
Bangly
Ranney Refrigerator
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park
West Galena St
Ramney Ice Chest
Ioods
Montana Book Co
Sutton’s
Peter McHenry
Havana
Eng
S. Aug. Heinze
Chas. R. Leonard
A. KB. Clements
Hood River
Daly Bank and Trust CO
John D. Ryan
Ons R. Toole
State Savings Bank
Main and Park
John A. Creighton
GW. Stapleton
T. Hodgens
United States
Europe
G. W. Stapleton
A. H. Barret
E. D. Leavitt
Kemper
M. Hodgens
J. O. Hodgens
First National Bank OF Butte
Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbott
E B. Wetrick
George Stevenson
Smyrna
Sheepshead Bay
Washington Park
Tom “Ogan
Steinwinder
Vonrouse
the Forum
J. Sidney Walker
Silver Fringle
Flying Girl
Niete
Mrs. Wiggs
Esherin
Beach Girl
Zealotry
Aholwquahola
Ontonagan
Corsica
Goody Two Shoes
Peat
Lavator
Boomerack
Cawaine
Synia
Vassal Dance
Blessed Damosel
Matin Bell
Rolling Beer
W. J. Deboe
Little Scout
Harry New
J. W. Kirby
Andy Williams
Marcos
Brennenworth
Glenwater
Tom Wallace
Marque
Nickey D
Leroy
Gonfalon
Pipestone Springs
Wm. E. Casey
Hot Springs, Arkansas
C. R. Borket
Montana Undertaking CO
Thos. Lavell
Thos. Sullivan
Mgr
E. Park
A. Augeendre
Paris
Newbre Drug Co
Butre
T. G. Heine
Henn Block
Montana St
To & m
Viavi Co
San Francisco
Golliberg
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