Visit of Bryan to Butte Recalls 1897 Parade
A reminiscence of W. J. Bryan's first 1897 visit to Butte is recounted with vivid detail. The city turned out, crowds cheered from the train to the Finlen balcony, and locals celebrated with bunting and a race-track greeting. Notables include Judge Edwin M. Lamb and P. J. Gillivan, plus veteran driver Mat Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bryan
Butte
Legion
Bryan
Monarch
Main
Park Streets
Finlen
John M. Quinn
Madison Square
New York Standard
Charles Warren
Edwin M. Lamb
P. J. Gillivan
Democratic Central Committee
Lamb
Lincoln
Chicago
Dick” Bland
Missouri
Platte
Mat Jack
California
Fat Jack
Thornton
Raymond G Larsen Wins License To Wed Elizabeth Folley
Raymond G. Larsen was granted a license yesterday to marry Elizabeth Folley of Helena. The brief item notes the upcoming marriage license and provides local context from the AUTTE news page.
Thanks to Butte for Contribution
Mme Guerin left Butte after praising the city and its people while planning to seek funds in San Francisco to boost Poppy Day. Final Butte total reached 1537.10 dollars as workers and local committees led by Mrs. F B Smith reported strong donations and cap tains listed including Ruth Carlson and Edith Carlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mme. Guerin
Thornton Hotel
Ogden
Utah
San Francisco
F. B. Smith
N. J. Lloyd
Margaret Comba
W. I. Waddell
Alice Jackson
Mollie Jackson
Bess Stone
C. H. Smith
M. ©. Medhurst
J. W. Gunn
Ruth Carlson
Edith Carlson
Margaret la Forrest
Steve Arnold
Fred Oates
Cobb
W. H. Reif
Ray , Wilson
Charles Hopkins
Walsh
Lena Neyman
Decker
Ayers
Burbee
Hanson
Amelia Rose
Margaret Cameron
Grigg
Patterson
Grimes
Tires to push Americans past nine hundred million dollars
This year the American public will spend more than 900 million dollars on automobile tires. The estimate underscores theImportance of tire purchases for vehicles nationwide, reflecting consumer demand and industry activity.
Indian Chief Red Fox Addresses Montana Christian Association
Chief Red Fox, famed northern Blackfoot interpreter, spoke at the Montana Christian Association convention in Butte, urging support for Yakima Indian Tepee mission schooling. He outlined plans for a tribal academy at North Yakima with bungalows, teaching both Indian lore and vocations, to return educated youths to their tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Fox
Butte
Montana Christian Association
Yakima
Montana
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Washington
Carlisle Indian School
New England
East
Columbia University
Stewart
Greensburg
Ind
Convention of Montana Christian Association
The fortieth annual convention met yesterday afternoon with Chief Red Fox's address and committee reports from Ed Scharnikow Deer Lodge and T B Edwards Billings. State missions chair M Jordan Butte urged men to carry on the work, and Dr C C Albright led a praise service in the evening. Nomination and future-work committees were named, with a time/place panel including five Montana women from Great Falls Anaconda Kalispell Lewistown and Central Park for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Association
Red Fox
Montana Survey
Ed Scharnikow
Deer Lodge
T. B. Edwards
Billings
Alter M. Jordan
Butte
Montana
C. C. Albright
B. V. Edworthy
Interchurch World Movement
Idaho
Wyoming
L. Hulser
Mr. Ritz
A. L. Chapman
C. C. Albright, the Rev. L. BE. Obert and the Rev. R. Cc. Sargent
E. E. Francis
Great Falls
Edgar C. Williamson
Anaconda
R. C. Sargent
Kalispell
A. J. Bourns
Lewistown
J. E. Parker
Central Park
Rotary Luncheon at Silver Bow Club
The weekly Rotary club luncheon will be held today at the Silver Bow club. R. M. Hobbs will act as chairman. There will be no special speaker, but members who have not spoken before the club will be called upon to tell about their business. Those who will speak will be W. E. Maddock, Phil Gillis, R. M. Hobbs and Kenneth McGrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Silver Bow Club
R. M. Hobbs
W. E. Maddock
Phil Gillis
Kenneth McGrew
Notice of Teamsters Special Meeting at Moose Hall
Special meeting of the Teamsters announced for Thursday evening at Moose Hall. Business of importance to be conducted. GEO. Forrest, president, and James Gourley, secretary, presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Hall
Geo. Forrest
James Gourley
Escaped Patient Recaptured in Butte After Flight
Joe Burns, who fled Warm Springs asylum twelve hours earlier, was arrested by Detective Larkin on East Granite Street in Butte and is held in the city jail awaiting asylum keepers. The capture occurred last night as authorities moved to return him to confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
Joe Burns
Butte
Larkin
East Granite Street
Tale of 7 Sullivans in Chicago mix up
Patrick Sullivan and Sidney Sullivan clash in a street incident at West Harrison and Aberdeen. Police arrest both for disorderly conduct. Keepers escort them to a cell while Warrant Clerk J L Sullivan files the complaint. Judge Dennis W Sullivan arraigns, then discharges. Patrick insists they are not related.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Patrick Sullivan
Sidney Sullivan
West Harrison
Aberdeen
Michael Sullivan
Jerry Sullivan
J. L. Sullivan
Patrick
Sidney
Dennis W. Sullivan
Sullivan
Wins $50,000 verdict for loss of right arm
Brooklyn man Arthur Petite won a $50,000 damages award against the New York Central Railroad in White Plains New York Supreme Court. The verdict follows five trials over a $100,000 claim for the loss of his right arm after a Yonkers train incident on April 6, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
Supreme Court
Oung
Arthur Petite
Decatur Street
Brooklyn
New York Central Railroad Company
Petite
Yonkers
Baking powder label questioned by state health department
City food inspector asks about the imprinted label of Dr. Price's baking powder. H. M. Shea states action stems from the so called new label and no action is taken against the imprinted label. The department prohibition follows a misbranding charge tied to the new label. The old red imprint label was used during transition before December 12, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Rozsa
Dr. Price
H. M. Shea
Food and Drug Division
State Health Department
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
State Board of Health
Flour and pantry specials from local grocer ad
A list of grocery prices including 98 lb sacks of Rex or Ceretana flour at $7.40 and Isis fancy patent flour at $8.00, 9 to 10 lb butter at 60 cents, large Tog Cabin and Karo syrups, coffee, tea, and cider priced for nearby shoppers. Includes brands Lyon's Best Occident M. J. B. White House, and best butter per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isis
Lyon
CVS
Montana
Bée ‘Hills Bros
Pill Iron 8 8 highly recommended tonic relief
The ad extols Pill Iron 8 8 as a powerful tonic with energizing effects. It promises enhanced vitality, mood, and a general sense of well being by boosting iron, wax and vegetable tonics in the bloodstream. It claims improved liver, kidney, stomach, and bowel function and stronger nerves.
Contest votes and district prize list for Butte area
Campaign notice offers extra votes for subscriptions with three days left. District two covers Butte south of the NP tracks and Platinum street with four prizes, a piano, two talking machines and a gold watch. Names and addresses listed for participants in the district contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Northern Pacific
Platinum Street
Rocker
Williamsburg
Ramsay
Silver Bow
District 3 holdings and prizes listed in Deer Lodge and Powell counties
A long list of residents and addresses with currency amounts appears under District No. 3 covering Deer Lodge and Powell counties. Names include Nellie Herlin Anaconda George Borlace Southern Cross Mildred Gilchrist H. M. Weber Ida Peterson Kathleen Larsen Annie Hoolahan G R Holloway Josephine Kirby G E Woodward Anna Zugel Joe Keane Marie Conway Helen Hayes Agnes Norquist Victor Mathison Clara Johnson Helen Walsh Mary Shutty Mary Clemo Mary Daniich L J Steehler and others with sums next to each name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Herlin
E. H. Beal
S. Savage
George Borlace
Southern Cross
Mildred Gilchrist
H. M. Weber
Ida Peterson
Garrison
Kathleen Larsen
Annie Hoolahan
H. R. Holloway
Warm Springs
Josephine Kirby
G. BE
Anaconda
Victor Mathison
Deer Lodge
Clara Johnson
Helen Walsh
Mary Shutty
Mrs. M. Clemo
Cereeees
Mary Daniich
Ceseeere
L. J. Steehler
District 4 District Includes Seven Counties and Four Prizes
District No 4 will include Beaverhead Granite Kavalli Missoula Sanders Flathead and Mineral counties Four prizes a piano two talking machines and a gold watch go to this district Names listed include Margaret Keyes Divide Agnes Kau Ruth Wadell Jack Limert Dillon Tom Olmstead Jr Mrs Cleatus Muchmore Drummond Mrs A Florence Philipsburg Eileen B Cheney Lima Helen Roe Philipsburg Effie Todd Melrose Flora Wright Stevensville June Staffenson Lima Mrs Marais Bowdiah Ronanasce Sarah A Peterson Huson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Powell Counties
Beaverhead
Granite
Kavalli
Missoula
Sanders
Flathead
Mineral
Margaret Keyes
Divide
Agnes Kau
Grant
Eeeses Eevee
Ruth Wadell
A. Florence
Philipsburg
Eileen B. Cheney
Lima
Helen Roe
Effie Todd
Melrose
Sserre-Cee
Flora Wright
Stevensville
Staffenson
Marais Bowdiah
Ronanasce
Sarah A. Peterson
Huson
District 5 prize list and Montana district winners
A Montana district 5 sweep lists prizes including a piano two talking machines and a gold watch. Names and amounts follow for many winners across Jefferson Madison Broadwater Lewis and Clark Gallatin Park and eastern Montana counties with totals ranging from 1,250,190 to 14,400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Madison
Broadwater
Lewis and Clark
Gallatin
Park
Montana
Marriage of Miss Annie Knopf and Philip Pietroch in Deer Lodge
Miss Annie Knopf and Philip Pietroch wed Tuesday at the Church of Immaculate Conception with Miss Liszie Knopf and Laurence Pietroch in attendance. The bride, a Powell county native and Milwaukee shop clerk, plans to live in Scio Oregon. Abraham T. Echols of Avon dies at St Josephs Hospital aged 84. Renshaw family visiting Deer Lodge after years in Spokane and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham T. Echols
Avon
St. Joseph's Hospital
Echols
Powell County
Old Blackfoot City
Ophir Gulch
Robert Renshaw
W. H. Cole
City
Renshaw
Deer Lodge
Spokane
Los Angeles
Deer
Anaconda couple win marriage license in Deer Lodge
A marriage license was issued to Paul La Point and Miss Margaret Irving of Anaconda and they wed at the Episcopal manse with Rev. J. W. Attwood officiating. The Lodge area reports business ties with the Champion mine as Lodge holds stock interest. Ane Clausnitser of Avon filed final homestead proof with witnesses Frank Monroe and David J. Murray. Albert Tinklepaugh, 73, prominent Granite County banker and Hall resident, died near Hall. Interment will be at New Chicago with Hall church services led by Rev. T. H. Barker and Masons at the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champion
Paul la Point
Margaret Irving
Anaconda
Episcopal Manse
J. W. Attwood
Ane Clausnitser
Avon
Frank Monroe
David J. Murray
Deer Lodge
Hall
Albert Tinklepaugh
Flint Creek Valley
Tinklepaugh
Ontario
Canada
Granite County Bank
S Grand Army
Minnesota
Ruby Lodge of
Philipsburg
Masonic Order
New Chicago
T. H. Barker
Dance by Livingston Legion Band Slated for June 26
The Livingston Legion band will hold a dance on June 26 at Dillment pari with Baxter Tonney orchestra. A preceding band concert on depot lawn will feature Legion selections. Mrs. R T Boatman, pioneer resident aged 43, died after months of illness. Dielgle Emerick, a county resident, died yesterday at the hospital following an appendicitis operation. A fly bacteriologically been found to carry 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang the Legion
Livingston
Dillment Pari
Baxter Tonney Orchestra
Depot Lawn
Legion
R. T. Boatman
Dent
Oman
Dielgle Emerick
HM. A. McM
Also Mentioned on This Page
Judge Lamb
P. J. Gilligan
Autte News
Orton Bros
Raymond G. Larsen
Elizabeth fFolley
Helena
Good Housekeeping
MecCall's
Argosy
All Story
Pf. O
W. H. Hall
Herman Mueller
Ed Mueller
George W. Vineyard
KE. T. Ward
Justice Buckley
Thomas J. Adams
Arizona Hotel
Seattle
Adams
Georgian
Arizona
Albert Chouinard
Reservoir Road
Charles F. Juttner
F. C. Fluent
King-Cole Garment Store
W. Park
Sneves
E. Park St
Guerin
Reliable Jewelers
Calkins Company
B. E. Calkins CO
Gafe'de Paris
N. Chaules
East Park Street
Oechsli
West Broadway
ED Rose
Jeweler
N. Main &T
Butte, Mont
Chief Red Fox
Convention OF Montana Christian Association
Rotary
Insane Man
Hone
John J. M’carthy
Woody-Doull Drug CO
South Main Street
Gene Moffet
Phoenix Blk
Mary Lenaghan
William Hosking
E. Park
Alice Weinberg
W. Mercury
Wm. W. Yehling
EB. Broadway
Mary Fogarty
W. Quartz
Louise Heath
N. Excelsior
Grace Thompson
E. Galena
Cecelia Leahy
W. Pacific
Mrs. Thomas Healy
Hornet
Mabel Parker
Oraville Williams
Missoula Ave
Joe Lowney
Gladys Parker
Eva Girolame
Meaderville
R. Scannell
S. Idaho
F. W. Sullivan
Nets
W. R. van Orden
Colo
B. Pearl Smith
Carolina
Jack Tracy
D Street
Minnie Rowe
Garden
J. G. McCready
W. Plati- Bre Reele
A. FP. Johnson
Logan
Philip C. Duncan
Virginia City
Alma Morddrell
Laurel
Helen Wood
Harlowton
Alberta Copeland
John Goering
Big Timber
Catherine Taylor
N. W. Holt
Columbus
Nelta Byers
Boulder
Florence Buck
Bozeman
Louis Ortmayer
McAllister
Jack Toohey
White Sulphur Springs
Kathleen
DR. Davis
Owsley
Park and
Madras
Rene G Meo Park
Blanchard
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery & Meat Store
East Broadway
McCarthy'’S Sanitary
Butte Grill
Jacob Hildebrand
Otto Maegel
W. H. Davey
the Butte Grill
Dillon News
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