Butte Notes on Visitors and Local Happenings
Olson of Helena visits friends in Butte. Churchill of Helena staying several days. D. W. Walsh of Great Falls a recent visitor. H. L. Scott of Dillon guest at the Butte hotel. G. G. Bennett of Great Falls guest at Thor Horn. May 4 to Mr Hastie and Mrs Mes Clark. Herbert Dunbar of Three Forks short stay. Charles I. Horton of Wickes here for bus matters. St. Blits Ipsturg visiting friends. Reading materials at news stand for Mothers Day. George W. Walker Herman and William Burke visiting. St Lewis Brown and son Wins Trowns of Philipsburg visiting on Camil Hunter's Hot Springs matters.
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Orton
Olson
Robinson
Helena
Churchill
D. W. Walsh
Great Fall
Hi. L. Scott
Dillon
Bute
G.G. Bennett
Great Falls
Charles Nibrock
Warren Schilling
Lewis Brown
Wins
Philipsburg
Camil Hunter
Repairs At Building 15 Require Action Now
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate repair orders for Building 15 with safety concerns. Mentions J.T. Skelly building trades and carpenters, urging immediate steps to protect pedestrians and prevent structural danger.
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X. M.C. Conaitio de
J.T. Skelly Buildinis
Prinetpten
Thug Victim May Die From Wounds On Talbot Avenue
John Stern beaten by thugs on Talbot avenue early yesterday morning. doctors say he may die. Louis Hear scene of the ody. Abrams recovering after a quarrel over a card game at 1428 Fiakison avenue Sunday night. Silver Bow war chest fund endorsed by the union. subscriptions via union collections. ER N Gibson president James Gourley secretary.
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John Stern
Talbot Avenue
Louis
G.E
Je Mo Abrams
Jones
Fiakison Avenue
Ers
Silver Bow War Chest Fund
Func
Busi
ER. N. Gibson
James Gourley
Kinville Enlists As Butte Star Athlete Joins Army
Kinville, a noted all-around athlete and hockey star from Butte, volunteers for overseas service with the regular army. He leads local playground clubs and has organized tournaments, aiming to depart with 35 other Butte men as the draft age pushes enlistment for immediate duty.
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Butte
Sam Kineville
Hutte
Kinville
Athletica
Dillon County Road Sessions and Local Transfers
Dillon May 6 county officials convened in the courthouse for road work plans and bill audits with Theodore Nelson as chair and D D McKnight and Joseph Shaw in attendance. Bannack Gold Mining property was sold for 10 993 to E P Howell attorney for the county. A marriage was solemnized here between Lee J Tradley and Ollie Breedlove. A highway project near Bannack is noted with thieves and vehicle issues reported in the area.
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Bannack
E.P. Howell
Hutte
Conony
Otto Gosman
Sheriff's Ofee
N.C
Terry
Draft quotas set for Montana counties in May entrainment
Adjutant General Greenan announced county draft quotas for the Montana entrainment week of May 25 for Camp Lewis. Quotas cover white men and additional colored men across counties including Lewis, Madison, Rosebud, Mineral, and Wheatland with totals varying, while some counties show reduced quotas due to credits. Lieutenant Colonel J F Krepe, visiting from the western army department, inspected the display and commented on the plan.
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Helena
Greenan
Auc
Montana
Camp Lewis
Broadwater
Dawson
Lewis
Lincoln
Madison
Park
Teairie
Rosebud
Rheridan Peer Tonle
Wheatland
Cascade
Custer
Vathead
Hitt
Lewis viii
Mieniuta
Lark
Phillips
Valley
Wheatlan
Mrs Catron Buried In Butte Catholic Cemetery
Mrs. John Catron was buried yesterday in the Largey family plot at Butte under her own wish. Interment followed at St Patrick's church where a requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev Fathers O Shea and Collopy assisted by Stewather Whalen. Honorary pallbearers included Td Walker Dr J Freund James Finten John Start lett and others.
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John Catron
Largey
Butte
Sit
St. Patrick's
Td. Walker
J Freund
James Finten
John i. Startlett
John Corelle
Geoffrey Lauster
Cit
Leonard
Thomas Lavell
Pat Brophy
Sam B. Clerke
de I. J. McDonald
Donald Campbel
Canadian Boys on British Lines
Fragmentary report describes Canadian troops on British lines near the front as Allied forces extend their positions westward from key cities. The narrative notes German advances and the response of officials in Berlin and Vienna to widespread public opinion and resistance, with references to Serbian events and communications.
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Lens
Serbia
Lansing remanded on sedition charge amid preliminary hearing
In May County Deer Lodge Attorney W K Keeley and Attorney J Wilson attended the preliminary ring for TL F Lansing held in Ovando. Lansing is charged with sedition and is held on $1500 bond. He is a Nevada valley rancher and the father of two sons Louis and William Lansing. Witnesses recount statements attributed to the father and sons amid the case as the court plans a trial with a jury next fall.
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Deer Lodge
May
W. K. Keeley
J. Wilson
Ovando
F. Lansing
Lansing Watve
Bonn
Seawion
Lansing
Nevada Valley
Louis
William Lansing
Bev
Totter
Thad Edison
Dutton
Wilson
Charie Seaty
War Front Updates Report Heavy Fighting and Artillery
Reports from the British Front describe strongest artillery exchanges and losses with no prisoners captured. British divisions counterattacked near Kemmel Hill and Hebuterne as Allied forces press west of the Avre and along the Somme, while Australians and Americans face German shells including mustard gas on the Pleardo front. Unrest spreads in Austria among Slovenians, and rumors about Japanese asset buildup in Vladivostok are denied by Moscow sources.
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Isoners
Artille
Associated Pi
Pleardo
Aiviera
Deer Lodge News and Local Notes May 6
Deer Lodge reports from May 6 include Ken Hat of the Deer Lodge boys contingent heading to American Lake then Kansas City to enter auto trade school. Fred Hoss daughter returns from Misconane visits. Harry Newman family return to Hamilton. Withers of Helmville district visits on business. Forrest Davis visits from Avon. Mr Kail and partner with brother-in-law Albee run a garage, planning to stay. Albee considers future moves. Kaiser and Thegia notes. The Marne and Marines mention Ka Fitzpatrick in California. university graduate, joined Marines as a private. Basket annex progress noted. Montana item references.
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Ken Hat
Deer Lodge
American Lake
Kansas City
Mes
Fred Hoss
Misconae
Harry Newman
Ildren
Hamilton
Wither
Helmville
Priday
Forrest Davis
Avon Priday Valley
Mr. Kail
WI Albee
Twehe
Truiph
Thegia
Mrohn Fitzpatrick
California
Kate
Fenine
Presidio
Eam
Montana
Opening match raises funds for Red Cross
The opening basketball game between the shops team and a detentionary squad ended with a five point margin for the latter. Proceeds from the contest went to the local Red Cross chapter as a sizable crowd looked on. Mark Fitzpatrick heads to Helena for work as a hollermaker, while the Coy couple leaves for Seattle to visit relatives. DAY'S CASUALTIES: several officers killed in action and wounded in action, with Lieut Cress and Lieut Pudeith among the wounded. Marine casualties announced by the Navy department list one killed in action and four wounded.
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United States
Red Crom
Mark Fittapatrick
Helena
J.B. Coy
Seattle
Wash
Washington
Quasenberry
Las Cruces
Mat Baird
Richmond Hill
Jobs P. Cress
Huntington Mass
Chester
Lieut
Cultord R_Livingston
Merrill
Wis
Lawne
Willan
Ly Sunsets
Benton
Ala
Marine Corps
Navy
Dep Hient
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