Local notices and social drift in Butte area
A collection of city updates lists visitors from Missoula Great Falls and Anaconda, travel between Helena Denver Sacramento and Chicago, local business calls, hotel and transport notes, and group meetings including Ladies Aid Unity church and boy scouts. Mentioned are Hight & Fairfield Co. Tonkin’s sale, H. Schwartz Sacramento trip, Misses Kirk Salt Lake Denver Chicago trip, and preparations for suffrage events in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Walker's
Tonkin's
H.W. Wullenwaber
Three Forks
F. R. Barlow
Missoula
J.B. de Nayer
Helena
Jack Eddy
Denver
F. C. Taylor
Gliman la Camp
Billevening
J. F. Pettit
Burlington
Love
C. E. McCallum
Anaconda
Lessat
Mra J. Viscant
Oakland
Cal
W. Merritt
Virginia Cf
Fred T. Green
Basing Wye
T. J. Butler
Basin
Butte
Bell
A. Ensign
Atinneapolis
Norman &. Poole
Townsend
W.D. Oliver
Dillon
Butte ‘Charles
R. Sutton
Missouli
Horn
D. J. Ouellette
M. C. Smetters
Chicago
Louis Slater
Great Falls
J. B. Tuttle
Mate
Heloway
W. B._Cravath
Northern Pacific
Fiiday
Indy
H. G
Standard
C._F. Kelley
Amiconda Copper
New York
T. J.B. Shanley
Lewisohn
P.O. Hews
Temmett Malloy
T. C. McGoverneft
San Francisco
Ladies’ Aid Society
Unity Methodist Church
Steaterville
Gb, McMurlin and Son
F Lange
McMurlin
W. F Brink
Town Avenue
Mamie Kirk
Salt Lake
Butteral Suffrage Association
Bagtes' Hall
Boy Scouts of
Enderville
Unity Wattonist Episcopal Church
Librarian Davies Reinstated. Stuart Removed From Post
In Butte, Davies returns to the librarian role while Stuart is removed and Willis departs as clerk. Assistant Charles J. Green is named to succeed him, with McGrew and Quinn involved in health office duties during the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davies
Stuart
Charles J. Green
McGrew and
Quinn
Teds
City council firework in Duncan admin reshuffle
The city council under Mayor Duncan saw a broad personnel shake up with wins for reformers and removal of Willis and Granville Stuart. John F Davies resumes library leadership as Granville Stuart is replaced, while Charles J Green is installed as city clerk amid party tensions and committee realignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Willis
Charles J. Green
Socialist Party
Clinch
Green
Bat Tle
Duncan
Willis
Edward J. Moyle
Raincoat Sale Offers English and Gaberdine Coats
A local sale promotes raincoats for men and women in English and gaberdine styles. Prices shown include $35, $40 and $45 for different models, highlighting durable construction and rain protection.
Raincoats on Sale for Men and Women at Net A
Sale offers raincoats priced at 25 dollars and 30 dollars for men and women. Store highlights value and assortment, urging shoppers to act quickly before stock runs out. No further details on brands or sizes provided.
Mayor names committee and alderman vote on Davis
The mayor named the committee: McManus Lane O Conn Smith and Orton. Orton Mc Andrews Swarts and O Connell voted no on Davis as licarian. Confirmation passed 12 to 4. Finance approved payroll of 20567. Clerk to advertise bids for city publishing. Clash between Mayor and Alderman McManus over the investigation charges. McManus claims to be a socialist. Council adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
Democrats
O'Connell
Bulding
Orton
Brary
Ways and Means
Clarence Smith
Mem Crats Orton
Lane
O'Connell, Davie and
Sullivan
Ludendorff
Obermeyer
Conners, Sullivan
Iissel
Clinch
Lane and
McManus
Alien
Swarts
Sain
Cherny
Allen
Curran
Sprinkling
Obermeyer McAntrews
AiswelOf Connell
Pratt
Ladendorft
Conn
Smith
O'Conethise
Laine
McAndrews
Ulesmith
Sullivan Sonora Davis
Warts
Laendorf
Davin
Conners
Rissell
Alder
Clarence A. Smith
Davis
Hang Swarts
Atten
Frank Curran
Manaad
Ieee Am Eee
Raecaaaneet
Mr. McManus
hyes—Sullivan
Connors
Andrews
McMannus
Swart
Nave_Curran
Clinchith
Ladendorff
Unanimou
Alderman McManus
Freen
Special Train to South for Montana Shriners
Large Montana Shriners head to the imperial council in Atlanta next month. A special train has been chartered for the trip, city ticket agent Dr. Wilder of the Great Northern reported from J.T. McGaughey, assistant general freight and passenger agent at Hetens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Imperial Council
Atlanta
Hutte
Wilder
Great Northern
J.T. McGaughey
Hetens
Woman Cleared In Theft Charge After Hearing
Louise Bennett was discharged after a hearing on theft and burglary accusations. A Basex building incident involved an entry claim and missing items, but the accuser could not prove the charges. The proceedings concluded with no conviction against the woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Bennett
Shes
J ." Schreimer
Basex
Ill health and travel noted for Lieutenant Governor W W McDower
A flurry of brief items records Lieutenant Governor W W McDower being ill for several days at home and leaving for Hunters Hot Springs with Mrs McDowell. The notes cover a mother's death in Lexington, Ky.. burial arrangements. a coroner's verdict on John Me Govern's fatal fall at the Specu mine. Daniel Condon charged with grand larceny. Mrs Kate Angell’s funeral. the death of Orval Albert, and a sale at Sennessy Store with half-price raincoats and coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. McDower
Butte
B. J. Treacy
Lexington
Specu
John Me
Govern
Remarkable Butte Sale Draws Large Crowd at Bechtel Store
The Bechtel Furniture store at 122 South Main in Butte opened a Cancelled stock sale led by E G Seaman. About 400 people waited as doors opened, with many buying items at low prices including a 1 cent sale and a 150 cent bargain. More clerks will be added to handle the crowd today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
E.G. Seaman
Apany
Rechtel Furniture Cn
Bechtel
Seaman
Fhutten
Beaman
Citiex Fen
Weatherwax Brothers Shine in Butte Lyceum Show
The Weatherwax brothers vocalists and instrumentalists delighted last night at the Butte Lyceum Course held in the Auditorium. Their Brahms pieces and Goblins numbers drew high praise for tonal effect and finish. Lester and Asa Weatherwax impressed the audience as the act closed with news that next year the course would be run by the Young Men's Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatherwax
Butte” Lyceum
Brahms
Miphe Goblins
Tra
Lester
Asa Weatherwax
Lyceum
Young Men's Assat On
Epworth Leaguers Elect In Meaderville Church
At a special meeting of the Epworth league of Unity Methodist Episcopal church Meader ville complete reorganization was effected. New officers were elected for each department and assistants chosen. First meeting set for Sunday at 6 30 with Rev C Hurst devotions. Bert Davis president and Steven Foy secretary lead a long list of officers and aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Unity Methodist Episcopal Church of
Meaderville
C. Hurst
Bert Davis
Ven. Donald
Ernie Bolittt
Fred Anstice
Gussie Gunbacker
James Adams
Ruth Rundle
Hazel Ad Ans
Minnie Gill
Eadie Wilcox
David Keast
Ada Bowden
May Dunstan
Jack Wiliams
George E. Fowden
Thom Rodda
Howard Stodden
Roy Pen
Percy Stodden
Gladys Rowe
Mochen Stodden
Grace Hoskin
Operation at St Josephs Hospital for Mrs Egan
Sylvia M Egan of 537 Franklin Street was taken to St Joseph hospital last night where she will undergo an operation today. The notice conveys her admission for surgery and the anticipated procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misesylvia M. Egan
Franklin Street
St. Joseph Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rey
Arated Inundey
Jamunds
John F
A. F. Grabenstein
John H. Deiscoll
John ‘Trapp
Fred H. Sarles
Samuel M. Roberts
Feds
McGrew
Health Depo
Fed
John Driscoll
John Trapp
Cochrane
Wills
Tad
Gribben
Granellle Stuart
John F ‘Davies
Butte Publicbrary
Wbrarie
I Lateer
McCarthy
Granville Stuart
Hia
Sonn “Maccinniss
Ate
Corby
Nevin
St Louis
Raincoat Sale
the Clothery
Elgin
Torner Park and
Dakota Streets
Montana Shriners
Tena
Govervon
Ven
Daniel Condon
Rocker
Kate Angell
North Washington Street
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Orval Albert
Robert C. Middleton
East Porphyry Street
Jen
Sennessy Men’s
Waltham
Mose Linz Lends
North Main St
Potter’s
Wild’s
Greenwich Thees
Lius EE
Walt Anys
Rere Fairbank Emicaoo
Gold Dust Twins
England
Ireland
Dr. Stokes
The
Fair Drug and Assay Supply Co
Friedmann
Epworth
Meaderville Church
Toffer
Simon
North Main Street
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