Montana Jockey Club Names Officials for Meeting
The Montana Jockey Club announces officials for the forthcoming meeting. Joseph A. Murphy serves as judge and presiding official with Ralph A. Tozer as racing secretary and associate judge. Kit Chinn is starter and Bob Curran assistant secretary, all regarded as highly competent and trusted by horsemen and the public.
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Montana Jockey Club
Joseph A. Murphy
Ralph A. Tozer
Kit” Chinn
Bob Curran
California
San Francisco
Murphy
United States
Kit Chinn
St. Louis
Little Rock
Memphis
Mr. Chinn
Wall papers 10¢ double roll from West Side Paper Co Butte
Advertisement notes wallpaper rolls priced at 10 cents each, offered by West Side Paper Company located at 132 West Broad Way in Butte.
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Wall Papers
West Side Paper Company
West Broadway
Butte
Coyote and Bulldog Vanquished in a Fight
A coyote and a bulldog were involved in a fight with the bulldog prevailing over the coyote, according to a local wildlife report. The incident details include a confrontation and immediate outcome.
Bulldog Defeats Coyote in Hillside Chase Near Dublin Gulch
Charles H. Lane, building committee chair, recounted a chase from Hail Columbia peak as a coyote pursued him to Dublin gulch. A bulldog finally fought off the predator, killing it. only wool, bones, and a tail remained near the Stewart mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Lane
Board of Education
Columbia Peak
Illinois
Lane
Stewart Mine
French patterns on display March 24 25
Miss M. J. Gilbert of 113 West Park Street invites the public to view a fine display of French patterns on Monday and Tuesday March 24 and 25. Orton Bros. at 219 North Main Street in Butte offers pianos and organs for sale and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Gilbert
West Park Street
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Butte
Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Anaconda
Great Northern Ticket Office
North Main Street
Davol Medicine CO
San Francisco
Cal
Newton Bros
North Main St
Mont
Martin Dreg Company
Harlem Happenings Special Correspondence
Harlem notes visitors Major Bridgman and Major Hayes from the Indian agency. M Redenback buys a fine shorthorn bull from W E French and will ship a carload of horses east when weather permits. George Hornbeck sells part of his stock sheep to G W Cowan. A store and hotel building is under construction by W E French and J Merchant will operate the hotel upon completion.
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The
Standard
Harlem
Major Bridgman
Major Hayes
Indian Agency
M. Redenback
W. E. French
George Hornbeck
G. W. Cowan
J. Merchant
Salvation Army Leader to Visit Butte for April Meetings
Commissioner Evangeline Booth of the Salvation Army will visit Butte for three days in April, conducting services at the Auditorium April 12 13 and 14. Brigadiers Friedrich and Pugmire will accompany her with music by the Red Knights of the Cross and public addresses. Booth will lead officers councils and public meetings with her two adopted children and Dora Jacobs in attendance.
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Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
Butte
Booth
Dominion of Canada
Willie
Pearl
Dora Jacobs
Colonel Jacobs
Command
Salvationists
Friedrich
Pugmire
Red Knights of the Cross
Army
Pacific Coast
ONE WEEK IN WALKERVILLE ENDS WITH STRONG CATHOLIC MISSION
Large crowds attend closing services at Sacred Heart and St Patrick's as Jesuit Fathers Mulconry and O Connor extend two more weeks in Walkerville. Redemptorists lead at St Lawrence with Father Straubinger. O Reagon and O Laverty depart for Seattle and St Louis. Palm Sunday rites are elaborate and music superb.
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Father Mahonry
Jesuit Society
Sacred Heart Church
Father O'Connor
St. Patrick's
Father Mahoney
Redemptorist Fathers
Father Straubinger
St. Lawrence Church
Walkerville
Butte
Monarch News Roundup from Monarch March Storms and Changes
Special correspondence reports a light spring snow in Monarch with temperatures near zero. Mrs Woodhurst travels to Seattle to escort her ill mother Mrs Lee back to Kibbey. Infant dies of Pfaffenbach family. Dennis ends lectures for lack of audience. Monarch school closes after five and a half months. Reynolds begins term at Yales. Jenson returns from Great Falls after court. Laborers repair railroad between Monarch and Neihart. Basket social at M E Church successful with music speeches and cheers.
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Standard
Monarch
Woodhurst
Seattle
Lee
Kibbey
Dennis
Great Falls
C. W. Reynolds
Yales
Tabian Jenson
Neihart
M. E
Safety Committee Guides Tonopah Nevada Prosperity Story
Col Jim Brown returns from a three week Tonopah visit with ore samples and options on claims. The remote mining camp relies on a five member Safety Committee to preserve order as water and supplies run scarce and transport is rough. Brown plans another trip to oversee holdings in Tonopah.
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Jim Brown
Tonopah
Nev
Butte
Mr. Brown
Mojave Desert
Sodaville
Brown
J T Carroll Lumber Sees Largest Vehicle Display in Butte
J T Carroll Lumber company at the corner of Arizona and Platinum streets advertises the largest assortment of high grade vehicles ever shown in Butte with very low prices and an invitation to call and examine stock.
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J. T. Carroll Lumber Company
Arizona
Platinum Streets
Butte
Boston
Montana
Great Butte
Britannia Mine
Great Mineral Belt
Dred
W.H. Nicholas
E. Broadway
Montayers
Doctor announces new offices in Goldberg block
Dr. C. E. McCoy based on years in East medical centers offers specialties in surgery diseases of women and ENT. He locates in Goldberg block corner Park and Academy Streets rooms 306 307 with free consultations for the next 30 days.
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C. E. McCoy
Goldberg Block
Corner Park
Academy Streets
Lone Miner Found Dead After Drinking Session in Centerville
Patrick Hanley, about 34, collapsed and died in Roberts Dunstan’s saloon after heavy drinking. He had worked a mine and drew wages just before his death. An inquest is planned at Tachell’s undertaking parlors the following morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Hanley
Roberts & Dunstan's
Centerville
Hanley
Tachell’s
Trunk Stolen From Swanson Woman in Early Morning Theft
A trunk belonging to a Swanson woman was stolen and rifled early yesterday. The trunk in charge of the Great Northern railway was found behind 214 Platinum Street and transferred to the city jail for claimant. Police report the trunk was broken into and may have contained jewelry or been abandoned if nothing of value was inside.
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Saratoga
Swanson
Great Northern Railway
City
No. 214
Platinum Street
McGillick
Linoleum Special Promises Quality Flooring Deal
A local store advertises linoleum options with a Monday special at 65c per square yard. It markets twelve new patterns and claims to offer the best wearing goods for the price, urging customers to compare before ordering.
Money to Loan at 9 and 10 Per Cent Real Estate Security
J. F. Fariss & Co offers loans at nine and ten percent on improved real estate security. The firm is located at 119 Hamilton Street, near White Bronze Monuments.
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J. F. Fariss & Co
Hamilton Street
Cor
Engage in a street fight leads to arrests on Main Street
John Hogan and 8 EK Hooper were arrested at dawn on South Main street after a quarrel over a trivial matter. Police Buckley and Sullivan detained them for fighting with no injuries reported. Hogan posted $20 collateral for appearance before Judge Boyle. Hooper remained in custody.
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John Hogan
Hooper
Buckley
Sullivan
Hogan
Voice Restored Singer David Bispham Heads to Covent Garden
New York March 23 David Bispham who lost his voice singing at Worcester Massachusetts has fully recovered and resumed opera and concert work. He will sail May 10 to participate in the coronation season of grand opera at Covent Garden London.
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New York
David Bispham
Worcester
Mass
Covent Garden
London
Riceville Items Update Local News and Visitors
Local notes from Riceville dated March 22 report Earnest Beaudette and family visiting Anaconda, Dr. Patterson passing through on his way to the Silver Bell mine for a serious accident case, William Goodman planning a summer stage run at National Park, and officials Roulswick Delphy Morison reviewing roads between Monarch Riceville and Belt. Jack Lavelle arrives from Butte to visit relatives while Charles Rice and Mildred Dodd attend St Patrick’s Day events in Nethart. Invitations issued for a White schoolhouse dance April 5 for school benefit hosted by Miss Clara Laundry and Lena Stocklin. Albert Beaudry returns from Montreal with his parents.
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The
Standard
Riceville
Earnest Beaudette
Joe
Anaconda
Patterson
Silver Bell Mine
W. H. Smith
William Goodman
National Park
Roulswick
Delphy
Professor Morison
Monarch
Belt
Jack Lavelle
Butte
Charles Rice
Mildred Dodd
Nethart
St. Patrick's
Clara Laundry
Lena Stocklin
White
Albert Beaudry
Montreal
Canada
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Runkel Bros
Anderson
W. Park
Butte, Mont
Tonkin
East Park Street
W. H. Wix
W. Corner
Butte, Montana
T. G. Heine
General Ofice
Srogtoae
A. m
Buite
Coyote and
Bulldog
Dublin Gulch
Mrs Waterloo
Eva Booth
Pagmire
E. L. Mayo
Monarch News
Col
Ada Mining Camp
Hreath
Lander Furniture and Carpet Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
Caener Arisage and Aluminum Sts
Butie
Missoula
Globe Tailoring Co
W. Park Street
Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Company
Or, Park and Main Sts
Buite, Mont
John G. Holland
Grocer
South Main Street
Daleta
Sud
C. A. Perrin, M. D
Helena, Montana
Lydia
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Rendre
Paris
New Drug Co
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