Fire damages main building in Butte musicians union club
Fire in the Musicians' union club rooms at 42 North Main Street yesterday morning gutted the hall but did not reach adjacent buildings. Cause undetermined with theories including a cigarette, faulty wiring, or an explosion. Loss estimated in the thousands, mostly insured. Janitress Anna Ridley discovered smoke and alerted firefighters who contained the blaze. The hall, above Green's buffet next to Clark Bank, suffered interior destruction and instrument losses. Green's walls sustained minor damage. Building owned by the Alvertuon Kindell estate.
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Musicians’ Union Club
Main Street
Butte
Anna Ridley
Musicians’ Club
Green
Clark Bank
The
Alvertuon Kindell Estat
Officer Struggles and Gun Display in Street Fight
An incident on South Jerome involved officer and two assailants. The officer swung his pistol during the confrontation, using it as a bludgeon while attempting to ward off the attack. After the clash, one assailant fled. O Connor reported the trouble and called for help, with the group later detained at the police station.
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Born Rich
First National
Rialto Theater
Possesson
Bert Lytell
Doris Kenyon
Cullen’ Landis
J. Barney Sherry
Maude Turner Gordon
Frank Morgan
Ewing
Royal
South Jerome Duggan
Cis
Kromey
Hurley
Yeaterday
Connor
Butte Lode of Elks tribute to William A. Clark
Butte lodge No 240 Elks adopted a memorial tribute to William A. Clark born Connellsville PA January 8. His life described as a model of work, philanthropy and public service. He aided western development and child welfare, joined the lodge May 14 1893 and held card No 4. The lodge extends sympathy to his family and thanks the benevolent universe. Also notes four cars stolen in Butte and police seeking five after a single night raid. Cars listed: 1036 West Grand, 407 West Mercury, 1013 West liver street, and Dr M Smevters of the Hen, with all cars reported stolen Wednesday night.
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Butte Lodge, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
H. Meslet
A. Gallwex
Erenee
Butte
G.W. Johnston
West Grandetrest
George McGrath
Mercury Street
KR. J. Cole
West Liver Strest
Dr. M. Smevters
Moral Hey
Enebey
SISTER PARISH PAGEANT SUPPORT REQUEST
The sisters of St Marys parish request publicity for their Mt Enda pageant to benefit the parish school. They thank the public for the many patrons who attended the performances and the large audience at the South and Special numbers. A picture Mother and Child was awarded at West Silver Street and the pageant concluded with a chant. In Tacoma Washington March 19 Captain Robert Stubbs, an aged minister and Civil War navy chaplain, died today.
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St. Mary's Parish
Mt. Enda
West. Sliver’ Street
Tacoma
Wash
Chailain
Robert & Stubbs
Butte Students Named to University Paper
Butte students Fred Martin son of the fire chief and Myrtle Shaw received recognition from college peers. Mylan Corbly of Bozeman was elected editor of the paper. Mr Mar Up and Miss Shaw both study journalism at Missoula.
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Fred Martin
Myrtle Shaw
Montana
Butte
Mylan Corbly
Boseman
Mar- Up
Miss Shaw
Missoula
Beginning Next Month on New Harrison Bridge
Work to build the new concrete bridge over Silver Bow creek at Harrison avenue will likely start early next month. J. R. Stver, contractor, plans to stockpile sand and materials. Traffic detours will use Casey street bridge as the Harrison streetcar line remains in service during construction.
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Silver Bow Creek
Harrison Avenue
County Officals
Sala Vemerday
J. R. Stver
Casey Street
Applegate
Harrison For
Richards wed Pearl Kellett in Butte city parsonage
Martyn C. Richards married Pearl Kelleth at the city parsonage with Rev. Frederick T. Epencer presiding. Alice Richards served as bridesmaid to the groom’s sister. The couple will reside in Butte.
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Martyn C. Richards
Keleeth
Butte
Caprelock Weaneetsy
Evenion
Ity
Frederick T. Epencer
Alice Richards
Stanley
Complete Court Reporting Course Progress for William C Kelly
William C Kelly of A C M mines offices leaves for Brook um to finish the Marshall shorthand course. He has completed three years of study and will continue a year more in court reporting before returning to Butte to practice. He will mainly report in the supreme court in Brooklyn.
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William C. Kelly
A.C. M. Mines
Brookum
Mr. Kelly
Butte
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Exchange Club Session With Local Musical Numbers
The Exchange Club meets today with performances by Mim Mae Dolan Al Ed wards and Monte Austin from the Winter Garden in Butte. Both of them obtained a mirroring license yesterday at the Silver Bow courthouse.
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Exchange Club
Mim Mae Dolan
al Edwards
Monte Austin
Witer Garden
Butte
Silver Bow
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