Butte Current Notes: Local Travel and Business
Items list residents and visitors leaving for distant cities, new registrations, and local business notes. Notable moves include J W Murphy to Portland and W S Thompson to Palo Alto. Also mentions Dr Ironside dental, Yegen Bros bankers, and Fraternal Brotherhood event in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wye Dict
Sheridan
Wyo
W. S. Thompson
Palo Alto
Cal
James A. Small
Las Vegas
N. M. Miller
Milwaukee
Walker's
Butte
Baltimore
West Park
Thomas Kennedy
Springfield
Mass
I. G. Denny
Missoula
Edward A. Stevens
Spokane
Socialist clash with Catholic Church sparks rebuttal from Father Purcell
Father Harold Purcell, C. P., replies to a Butte socialist editorial and critiques prominent socialist figures and writings on the church. He argues socialists cannot be Catholic while professing socialism and defends Father Isidore and Catholic doctrine against alleged anti church campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Socialist
Me. Mellagh
All Socialists
Isidore
Anaconda
Catholic Church
Butte Socialist
Barry
Father Isidore
Socialist Party
Father Barry
Con C. McHugh
Passionist
Mr. McHugh
Europe
McHugh
Joseph Leatham
William Leibnecht
Herr Bebel
Reichstag
Sozialistische Monatschefte
Losinsky
Erdmann
Social Democratic Party
Belgium
M. Vandervelde
Socialist Democrat
Father Harold Purcell
C. P
Secretary bars autos in Yellowstone two weeks each fall
Livingston reports the interior secretary refused to open Yellowstone National Park to motorists for two weeks in fall, deeming it impracticable. Acting superintendent Lieut. Col. H. Co. Benson backed the refusal, reporting against the proposition.
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Standard
Livingston
Secretary of the Interior
Yellowstone National Park
Interior Department
Wonderland
H. Co. Benson
Park
Flathead Lake Ice Break Enables Resumption of Traffic
Kalispell March 26 ice on Flathead lake breaks, allowing boat lines to restart operations before week end. Navigation resumes to ease congestion at both lake ends and restore much needed traffic flow.
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Kalispell
Flathead Lake
Meade to plead guilty in murder case for life term
George Meade plans to plead guilty to murder and accept a life sentence agreed with the county attorney after a holdup tragedy that also involved Mutah Sullivan and Michael Casey. Meade claims Sullivan urged the holdup and that Casey fired, while authorities doubt his attempt to gain sympathy. He is due to plead Saturday in Judge Donlan's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Meade
Michael Casey
Mutah" Sullivan
Deer Lodge
Meade
Sullivan
Tally Johns-Dixon
Orion
Washoe
Cabry & Buckley's
Casey
Chicken Flats
St. James’ Hospital
Rourke
Mike Murray
Pallbearers Chosen for Blackburn Funeral Service
Dr. Kh. C. Monahan. Dr. C. I. Horst. J. R. Wharton. Phil Gillis. J. J. Riddell. V. Fulton named pallbearers for the funeral of K. G. EF. Blackburn. Service at 10 this morning from Inter Mountain building apartments. Burial in Masonic plot at Mount Moriah cemetery.
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Kh. C. Monahan
C. I. Horst
J. R. Wharton
Phil Gillis
J. J. Riddell
V. Fulton
K. G. EF. Blackburn
Inter Mountain
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Excitement of Election Fatal to Candidate Hansen
Charles E. Hansen a socialist alderman candidate in Livingston Third ward died at age 53 from heart failure soon after expressing his campaign plans. He collapsed at work amid election excitement and was pronounced dead in the shops. Survived by his wife and one son, he belonged to the Moose Woodmen of the World Odd Fellows and Yeomen. Funeral services set for Thursday in Livingston.
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Isdore
Argentina
Butte
Con. C. McHugh
Mr. McHugh
McHugh
Church of Rome
Dr. McGlynn
St. Mary
Newburg
St. Stephen
New York City
McGlynn
Patrick J. Cooney
Cooney
The
Standard
Livingston
Charles E. Hansen
Hansen
Moose
Woodmen of the World
Odd Fellows and
Yeomen
Registration Ends for School Trustees Election Apr 6
County commissioners set polling places and names of judges for 14 precincts largely comprised of women. Registration, which adds 126 names bringing total to 16 053, ends for the election to be held Saturday April 6 with polls open 8 am to noon and 1 pm to 6 pm.
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Sherman School House
Walkerville
Ed Rooney
Lizzie McNulty
Alice Conway
Blaine
Centerville
Mamie Lenahan
Hannah Harrington
Mary Leahy
Lincoln
North Entrance
West Broadway
Nora Kelly
Riley
Senie Paul
Washington
Fast Granite Street
Mary Boynan
W. FE. Rowan
M. E. Smith
Grant
East Galena Street
Evelyn Holt
McNamara
Mary Kiely
Garfield
Colorado Street
A. Heyman
O'Connor
T. Z. Put
Emerson
South Side
First Avenue
Cobban
Marcia Streets
Marcella Sennett
Dan Drew
Edgar McGill
Franklin
Meaderville
Prussia Casey
Wedlake
Stodden
South Entrance
East Granite Street
Margaret Gibbons
Adele Ronning
May McNamara
McKinley
West Park Street
Henry and
Excelsior Avenues
Thomas Fletcher
Clara Paul
Grace Holland
Mary Keyes
Mar
Buckley
John McGuirk
Properties of Winois Tunnel company sold at public auction
Chicago reports the Winois Tunnel company assets sold at public auction to Louis C. Krauthoff and William Todd who submitted the sole bid of 5090 dollars. They form the purchasing committee of the reorganization committee.
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Chicago
Marcel
Winois Tunnel Company
Louis C. KR. Krauthoff
William Todd
Eight-Hour Law For Women Upheld By State Supreme Court
The Washington state supreme court ruled the eight-hour workday law for women constitutional. The case involved a Seattle box factory forewoman who had a female employee working nine hours. The ruling affirms the King county superior court and lower court decision. a minority opinion calls for exemptions for fish canneries and questions the scope for fruit and vegetable canneries.
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Olympia
Wash
State Supreme Court
Seattle
King County Superior Court
Chadwick
Purcell Accepts Democratic Nomination for Mayor
Helena dispatch reports former mayor R. R. Purcell accepting the Democratic nomination for mayor. A telegram quotes him saying he accepts and will serve to the best of his ability. Observers expect Purcell to win the three way race in Monday's election.
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Helena
FR Purcell
Purcell
Letter to the Editor Clarifies Chamber of Commerce Visit
A Butte resident explains he was sent to study conditions for a new Chamber of Commerce and emphasizes no partisanship. He sought meetings with influential business leaders, arguing that cooperation prevents decay and disintegration of the organization.
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The
Standard
Butte
Chamber of Commerce
Mae
Fier
Broséer
Carbat Deone
Pats
Chamber of
Coluimerco
Chamber
Philip A. Sake
Ception
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Butte News
East Broadway
Telephone
Independent Telephone
Butte, Mont
Orton Bros. Coal and Wood
McLaughlin Coal Co
J. W. Murphy
Portland
A. van Grundy
Omaha
Wm. F. Davis
Thomas Kik
Roy Knipe
P. R. Hicks
E. E. Nelson
Los Angeles
John Rees
Metropolis
F. F. Baker
Electric Light Company
Canada
George ©. Thompson
Plains
J. B. Atkins
State Land Department
A. H. Heilbronner
Salt Lake
Mike Waltmer
Jack Waltmer
John Lirama
New York
International Cafe
W. E. Bennett
Northern Pacific
Joseph McCaffery
Colorado
A. W. Lake
Northwestern Road
A. R. Morse
Hamilton
A. Johnson
Miles Romney
Ravalli County
Peoples’ Power League
Ray Mohn
Thornton
Saturday Evening Post
Walter Patterson
Butte Street Railway Company
Philadelphia
Eastern Points
James W. Murphy
Sherwood
Ore
Silver Bowledge
Fraternal Brotherhood
Carpenters’ Union Hall
R. J. Dee
Merrilies
Northern Pacific Road
Montana
Great Western Road
Dee
Drummond
Harold Purcell
Clothery Motor
Opticians
Drs. McKendry and
Hannifin
Hlave
Butte Optical Co
Corner Park
Dakota, Streets
Flathead
Will
Menade
Dreead
Blackburn Funeral
HOOKS
Schiool Trusters
Volling
Jadges
Sioners
Mose Linz
North Main Street
and Feather CO
West Park St. Butte, Mont
R. R. Purcell
the Chamber OF Commerce
Sloan
Lucy
Ky aTack
Gaye i
I c
Earl Shom
Becton Mass
Hunter’s Hot Springs Hotel
Hunter's Hot Springs
Northern Pacific Railway
Hunter’s Hot
Ceretana
Bozeman Milling Company
Bozeman, Montana
Ed Rose
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