Butte Notes Bring Roster of Local Events and Ads
A compact list from Butte items notes piano rentals by Orton Bros and J T Carroll ads, visits from multiple visitors including Miss Leila Scott and J H Courtney, health updates for Stephen Thomas and Dr F W Traphagan, and retail promotions from Stromberg Mullins Co and Montana Liquor Co. Also mentions Odd Fellows picnic Twin Bridges July 14, Great Northern sleeping car service, and local church services at First Church of Christ Scientist with schedule.
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Orton Bros
J. T. Carroll
Srotto
Fred Orton
N. Main
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Belle Springs
J. H. Courtney
Dillon
Stephen Thomas
Centerville
W. Price
Fort Benton
Parker Veasey
Great Falls
W. A. Clark
Salt Lake
F. W. Traphagan
Bozeman College
Ethel McDonald
Helena
Butte
J. H. Durston
Anaconda
Charley McCoy
Sheridan
Harry Yeager
Carl Kleinschmidt
Maggie Inglis
Newberg
Ore
D. F. Hallahan
Spokane
Orotonic
Stromberg- Mullins Co
Harvard
Gregeri Springs
Montana
Munsey’s
P. O
Park
Stromberg-Mullins Co
Anabelle Gallagher
Odd Fellows
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Hail Safe Company
Montana Liquor Company
Butte Blacksmiths’ and Helpers’ Union
James E. Pepper
Lexington
Montana Liquor Co
Rossland
Seattle
Tacoma
Vancouver
Victoria
Portland
Northern Pacific Railway
United Lodges of the “Odd Fellows
Twin Bridges
Yates
Gregeson Springs
Gregson Springs
First Church of Christ, Scientist
West Broadway
Excelsior Avenue
Anna C. E. Crowley
Oil discovery near Butte signals Montana field
Don Hayes of Gregson Springs reports a large oil find four to five miles from Gregson, with about 2,500 acres located on public land and samples sent to California, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia. Hayes says an oil company will form after ground is fully staked and tests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana
Don Hayes
Gregson Springs
The
Standard
Gregson
Deer Lodge
Hayes
California
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Mr. Hayes
John W. Cotter
Local Ad Highlights From Rosenstein and Fox’s Stores
Display ad notes fireworks at 29 West Broadway and 134 West Park Street with mail orders promptly filled. Ameri can Bonding & Trust Co. advertises on page 10 along with ice cream 10c and cake. Fox's at 71 East Park Street sells men’s fine shoes at 1.50 and Boucher’s offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenstein's
West Broadway
West Park Street
American Bonding & Trust Co
Fox's
East Park Street
Angry mob confronts judges after upset at St Louis fair
At the St Louis fair grounds a volatile scene erupted after Peaceful won the fifth race over Varro and Chappaqua. Backers cried thieves as Peaceful led by eight lengths in the stretch while owner ties drew comment. Racing resumes at Delmar Monday with full results for all races listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Varro
Chappaqua
Peaceful
Bruen
Peaceful Om
J. Cella
Delmar
Mile
Sylvan
Insurrection
Wakitu
Satchel
Pothen
Ladan
Randazzo
Tobe Paine
Vicie Vance
Ben Ledi
Frank Bell
John Baker
Denver residents listed among the injured
The following Denver residents are reported injured: W H Ehrich with scalp wound and internal injuries. B D Baker with head and leg bruises. Fred Hansen with head cuts. John A Field with leg fracture and wrist sprain. Fred Miller with chest and head injuries. Henry Denman with arm fracture. Alfred Earthstone with jaw break and back sprain. Fred W Wartel with scalp tear. Bert Hollingsworth with internal injuries. Francia Cabouhey with scalp tear and back injury. M Dwyer with leg fracture. Roy C Cummings with internal injuries. R W Speer with back and neck injuries. Frank Adams with deep head cut. John T Bottom with leg bruises. Charles B Thomas with shoulder bruising. William Connor with wrist sprain. Nelge Innes with unknown injury.
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Denver
W. HE. Ehrich
BD. W. Baker
Fred Hansen
John A. Field
Fred Miller
Henry Denman
Alfred Earthstone
Fred W. Wartel
Bert Hollingsworth
Baker
Francia Cabouhey
M. Dwyer
Roy C. Cummings
R. W. Speer
Board of Public Works
Frank Adams
Fire and Police
John T. Bottom
Charles 8. Thomas
Colorado
William Connor
Nelge Innes
Blue Girl Captures Great Trial Stake at Sheepshead Bay
Blue Girl racing as Joan K. Madden owner won the $20,000 Great Trial stake at six furlongs at Sheepshead Bay. Fly Wheel finished second as part of the Madden entry in a 7 to 1 and 23 to 5 detailing. Hyphen was second in the race with Goldsmith third, the time 1 13 1 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Blue Girl
Joan KE
Madden
Sheepshead Bay
Whitney
Fly Wheel
Hagan
Honolulu
Wild Oats
Mixer
Cervera
Isidor
Shaw
Piggott
Goldsmith
Turner
Compute Whiskey King
Dean Swift
Port Royal
Leonida
Par Excellence
Reformer
Starbright
Ethelbert
Prince of Melbourne
Passe Partout
Magic Light
Fulminate
Free Trial Packages For Men’s Weakness Sent By Institute
A State Medical Institute in Ft Wayne Indiana mails free trial packages of a home remedy to men suffering from what it calls men’s weakness. It claims to restore strength and memory and invites any man to write for a free sealed sample at 635 Elektron Building.
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State Medical Institute
Elektron
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Institute
Pacing and Trotting Meet Results Across Cities
Reports from Overland Park, Washington Park, Newport and Louisville detail multiple horse races with heats, winners and times. Notable victors include Smart, Trilby P, Don H, Lucy White, Virgie d Or, Major V, The Body, The Rival, Robert Waddell, Evelyn Byrd, Ann Bain, Barrack, Ceylon, Maggie Felx, John McElroy, and Turf Congress plans for Louisville beginning Oct 5 for 18 days.
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Denver
Overlind Park
Lottie Smart
Raymond M
Trilby P
Toggles
Don H
Sweet Verce Serond
Summer
Lucy White
Carruthers
Comet
Virgie d’Or
Alaria
Betty B
Virsil B
Joe D
Big Dutch
Major V
Mr Little
Viola K
Mr. Hogan
Mr. Roberts
Louisville
Louisvile
Lodging House for Sale on Weet Park Premises
Lodging house near Weet Park offering 35 rooms with hot and cold water and modern furnishings. Owner must leave city soon and sells quickly. monthly profit around $200 with potential to overstate earnings. Two properties listed with Reynolds & Dowell at 46 East Broadway. one 36 room location with established trade and yearly income noted.
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Weet Park
Reynolds & M Dowell
East Broadway
Intercollegiate Races Regatta Actions and Schedules
Poughkeepsie N Y June 29 coaches announce practice will wind down with starts and brush-up work before Tuesday regatta. Wisconsin crew in prime condition. Columbia not afflicted by sickness. Clinton Goodwin to race a timed mile. Race schedule includes four oared two mile and varsity events with six entries. Pennsylvania expects not to win.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Wisconsin
Columbia University
Clinton Goodwin
Syracuse University
Pennsylvania
West Shore
Cornell
Columbia
Cours
Syracuse
Acquittal Reiterated in Pitt Case
The Manila military court reiterates the acquittal of Harold M. Pitt, Evans & Co. manager, on charges of improper purchase of government stores. The reconsideration order cited Pitt's ignorance of the law and uncertain testimony as reasons for the non conviction. The volunteer panel completed service June 30. General Davis, who ordered the reconsideration, calls the first verdict a travesty on justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Military Court
Harold M. Pitt
Evans & Co
Davis
Pitt
Arrows
Betting Ring Collapse at Denver Racetrack Injures Several
A miniature cyclone toppled the roof over Overland Park betting ring in Denver on the final day of a two week racing meet. The crowd was struck by debris, with several hurt but none in critical condition as crews cleared wreckage. The rest of the grounds remained undamaged.
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Denver
Colo
Overland Park
United Commercial Travelers Elect Officers in Columbus
The supreme council elected officers led by Supreme chancellor B. F. Zartman of Fort Worth Texas and Supreme secretary C Daniels of Kansas City Missouri. Also chosen were Supreme junior counsellor E F Mallory Chicago and other top posts with a permanent auditing committee named M P Peebles New York D Martin Texas and J W Mellar Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Supreme Council of
United Commercial Travelers
B. F. Zartman
Fort Worth
Tex
E. F. Mallory
Chicago
Clinton
EB. Hobbe
Boston
C. (. Daniels
Kansas City
J. ©. Fennimore
Ohio
Samuel 8. Morse
Missouri
Supreme Gentinels
Fatal Family Quarrel Near Weer Kansas City
A family dispute in Weer near Kansas City yesterday led to David Boulton being killed and Walter Boulton mortally wounded. Robinson Boulton and George H. Boulton with his wife fled to the woods and are in hiding. The quarrel reportedly began over crops.
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Kansas City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
Telephone
China
Jewelers
Boucher
A.B. Robinson
Boston Herald
Washington Park
Monarka Econd
Wild Pirate
Nellie Waddell
Jaubert
Robert Waddell
Advance Guard
Velyn Byrd
Enghurst
Crandon
Ann Bain
Burnie Burton
Livadia
Cincinnati
Newport
Ceylon
Ariba
Brown Vail
Maggie Felx
Stamp
Locust Blossom
selling—Fellow
Rose of Red
Miss Gaines
John McElroy
Toluca
Strathbroeck
Top
Slasher
BANKS
Jee Mantie
Chas. Schatstein
Frank W. Haskins
A. B. Clements
Charies R. Leonard
F. Aug. Heinze
Henry Mueller
James WH. Monteath
Rockers
Parlor Rockers
Morris
Brownfield ‘Canty Carpet Co
West Pa
Hostetter
Abbott's Angostura Bitters
Chansarel & Co
Orange Curacoa
Botttle
Usher's
John Dewar & Son
Burke's
Hunter
Centennial Brewing Co
Blue Ribbon Beer
Zhe
Booth
Guckerheimer
Anderson County Club
Jacques
Fleury & Brandy
Adolph Baers
Bass & Co
Dublin
Pabst's
Porto Rico
Tive
A. Booth
Cash Grocery
West Park St
Harold Pite
Alexander Macaulay
South Main Street
Butte, Mont
Nia
Madras
Maen
W. R. Tonkin Co
E. Park St
Mason
Montana Cash Grocery Company
Park and Main Sts
Butterhone
Silver Bow Foundry and Machine Company
Daly Bank and Trust
OF Butte
W. W. Dixon
John D. Ryan
C. C. Swinborne
R. A. Kunkel
Ass't
O. K. Lewis
J. H. Vivien
Fayette Harrington
M. A. White
Silver Bow National Bank
Mont Capitas
First National Bank
bL&s
Europe
State Savings Bank
Main and
John A. Creighton
G. W. Bmapleton
T. Hodgens
Et Ste
United States
Pena Ee
Creighton
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