Butte Current Notes Include Local People in Town
Jamer's move-on shoe sale ads and notices for dentists, tailors, and coal companies fill a page. Beaverhead stockman Guy of Dillon visits Butte, while Mr. and Mrs. Howell of Butte are guests at the Palace hotel. A baby is born to the Dwyers of 105 South Excelsior. Local residents from Dillon, Red Lodge, Three Forks, and Misoula appear among visitors. An article notes thawing frozen pipes and plumbing services, and piano company staff changes. A Knight Templar event and a missionary society meeting are announced with hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamer
Adi Tat & Cole
Phoenix
Ad. Laquette
Park and Moat
Metaughlin Coal Co
Orton Bros
Mia
John Henry
Elkhorn
Hutte
Tisa
Yeren Bros
Guy
Dillon
Walker's
North Main
Tehlaue
Failoring Co
Photee
H. Howell
Butte
Palace “Hotel
J. W. Gray
C. H. Meyers
Rogeman
Buatte
George Drebeibis
Thornton
Alaska
L. A. Hazelbaker
Hie
Richard J. Dwyer
South Excelsior Avenue RR
Wall
Cty
Red Lodge
Finten
P.O
Ady
E. B. Williams
Mis
William L. Irvine
Three Forks
Neihart
Harry Pleasing
Ind
Bell
E. L. Earling
Milwaukee Railway
Montana
Milesity
Barling
Hutte City
Allie
E. D. Pratt
George R. Brown
the Royale
Missoula
Missoulia
Stephen P. Wright
Tellars
Maurice Walker
Order of the Temple
Great Falls
Tribune
Mayors' Salary Bill Drives Butte Delegation to Helena
Butte citizens including Arnold Campbell Abe Vonen Fred Furman and others in the citizens movement travel to Helena to advocate for a bill raising the mayoral salary per year. The group aims to support the measure as it moves through the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Campbell
Abe Vonen
Fred Furman
Butte
Citizens’ Movement
Helena
Citizens ticket names set for Butte alderman race
Democratic and Republican clubs in Butte ratified joint committee actions and prepared to present alderman candidates from wards one through eight. A monster smoker fundraiser at the Auditorium was proposed to boost unity ahead of the mayoral and city races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cit
Lewisohlock
Citizens
James Orton
John Hawke
Peter Holland
J. 7
Archibald
J.T. Dorshi
W. J. Bacon
Repuoncan Cium
Rehilling
Nce
Xperches
Werp
Ety
Citizens ticket touted in lab meet for mayor race
The treasurer gave a short address endorsing the Citizens ticket and promised city funds would credit taxpayers if elected. He praised Dr Grigg and John Hawke on the city council and outlined chances for victory. John Barber and others formed a committee with Democrats for a get acquainted banquet and smoker, slated for Thursday night as the largest session yet of the Republican club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aml 1 Jus
Democratic Club
Sam Walker
Butte
Rocky Mountain Democratic Club
Citizens
Lab
Fa Citizens
Tzens
Dr. Grigg
John Hawke
Ag Teveng
J. Silver
Lee Hawley
Citeams
John Barber
Joe ‘Agler
Ilnewood
Republican Club
Revival Meetings Begin At Mountain View Church
Revival services at Mountain View Church run about three weeks with Rev J A Alford preaching last night the attendance was large and daily services are planned for the week except Saturday Speakers include Rev Wheatner Rev J A Meckes Rev Paul M Adams Rev ET Mitle and Rev C S Rexroad Harry Fo Ward will share on the TI Social Creed with a social service campaigners attendance expected to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View Church
J A. Alford
Questions and Answers trivia from early 1900s prompts
The text lists Q and A items on White House marriages of presidents, presidential soldiers in various wars, famous structures, Shays rebellion, shorthand speed record, government receipts, compound interest, a boxing match result, causes of death by self harm, and a note about a publication in a newspaper. It reflects a miscellany of historical facts and quiz-style questions with brief answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
White House
Mot
Roosevelt
Washington
Morroe
Jackson
Harrison
Garfield
Benjamin Harrison
America
Eiffel Tower
New York
Ogne Cathedral
West
Shays
Massachi
New England
Daniel Shays
Worcester
Mass
Springfield
Nathan Behrin
New York Supreme Court
Youngest US Senator A A Weeks appointee noted
A Washington boy, aged under twenty, is described as the youngest person to hold a position in the United States Senate by appointment of Senator Weeks of California. The report notes the unusual tenure and historical context, mentioning long service and a contrast with standard terms.
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Dougine A. Neeies
Wasington
Weeks
California
United States Senate
German of Caste Sleeps Like Hob o Barber Tale
A globe trotter who sought money in New York and Kansas jail ends up in a boxcar near Lincoln Neb. He is described as a vagrant without food, awaiting return to New York for a barber chair after a long, money-seeking tale.
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van Meshen
Astratis
Simo En
Cout van Ieumen
Greta
Tesch
Gan Brance
Orale Uiliach
Kors Bank Ata
York
Yarquameen
Kansas
Lincoln Neb
Ching
New York
Mother and Daughter Held at City Jail
Police raid on a room at the Coell block in Galena and Main streets led to the arrest of nine occupants as vagrants after James George alleged a $10 theft from his clothing. The prisoners were booked, with court proceedings expected this morning.
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Coell Block
Galena
Main Streets
James George
Will Moe
Tn Po
Fragmentary Local Names in Great Walls Notice
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names and places including Great Walls, Whitehall, Deer Lodges, Sheridan, Monida, and other individuals such as J. C. Thompeon, McKay, Mr. and Mrs. John Henry, J. Wa ters, M. P. George, and C. Reynolds. The text appears to be an incomplete directory or public notice with scattered personal names and locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C Thompeon
Great Walls
McKay
Whitehall
John Henry
Ikhorn
L. . Dunn
Deer Lodges
Due Certs
Garieon
Tole
Bileine
Thornton
Meyers
J Man
Ft. Barling
Miles
Taymond
Sheridan
Finien-Philip Jacoby
Archbishop George Washington Reports Destitution Cases
The archbishop of St. Mark's in East Butte reported several destitution cases at a parish dinner, including a mother and child lacking food. Aid was given locally with purchases for children, and fifty pounds of chicken were provided to poor children at a dinner on East Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
St. Mark's
Brock
Main Street
East Butte
Mlasion
East Park Street
Capital waits as Wilson's coming parade looms
The event unfolds with a horse troop from Culver Mount Academy and lines of students from Princeton and the University of Virginia. President Tate awaits the party at noon in the capitol’s went chamber for the vice presidential swearing in and the inaugural ceremonies. A grand pageant follows with hundreds of military groups and York Braves making a first-time march in 20 years, with over 3000 expected to join the parade.
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Culver Mount Academy
Princeton University
Th University of Virginia
Tate
Capitol
Inc
Elc
Court of Honor
Cotain
York
Cabove
Princeton Students to Have Charge of Affairs
Princeton students prepare to escort President-elect Woodrow Wilson to Washington. A special train departs at 10 45 a m with three automobiles for the Wilson party. The entire university will bid farewell as the family and delegates leave. The student body will later escort Wilson from a hotel to the White House and lead cheers for Taft and sing Old Nassau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J. Maren
Naion
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Wilson Bun
Ealow
Wilson
Amtiss
Margaret Wiens
New York
Jeanie
Secod
Young Woman's Christian Association
Eleanor
Philadelphia
White House
Hie
Stockto Rison
Fitz- William ‘McMasters Woodrow
Tugel Jones
West Philadelphia
Annie We
Thomas H. Birch
Wilton
Leonard Wood
Taft
Yale
Nassau
Indian appropriations for Montana increased
A special dispatch from Washington reports the conference committee approved the Montana allocations in the Indian appropriations bill. Key items include funding for Flathead and Blackfeet irrigation, Fort Peck and Belknap agency support, Northern Cheyenne sustenance, and treaty payments, while several surveys and equipment purchases were cut from the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Indiana
Senate
House
Montana
Myers’ Amendiente
Blackfoot
Fort Peck
Fort Belknapgency
Fort Belknap
Tongue River
Flatfield Lake
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Butte News
Standart
East Broadway
Tele Shore
Independent Telephone
Butte, Mont
Centralan
North Main Sp Department
Sis
Drs. McKendry and
Hannifin
Butte Optical Co
Corner Park and
Dakota Sts
Q Howard Ad Wolgast
Willie Ritchie A
Calyas
Cal
Wolgast
Ritchie
United States
Amelia
Sersen Onder
England
Germany
David
TAS
Gye Hees
City
State Hotel
Armivans
Butte-Lon Uur, Caares
Burne
Ton, B.C. Likes, Thomas Ander
Mose Linz
North Main St
Alhambra
Hot Springs
M. J. Sullivan
Newbro Drug CO
Capital
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park Street
E. E
German Geisticdenss
North Main Street
Mechanics
A.C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
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