Butte Gossip Notes From Local Social Scene
A jumble of city notes mentions visits from Helena and Dillon, births at 127 Anaconda road, and various arrivals at the Finlen and Leggat hotels. Business trips include Cobban to Chicago and Myers to St. Louis, with theater and tango events announced and railway officers touring for electrification work in the Milwaukee system.
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Orton
Walker's
L. Connaz
Ladl
Cal
Tonkin's
Hay
Webb
Missoula
Francia
W. Vineyard
Butte
TB. Connelly
Billings
Te City
W. G. Tilcott
Helene
Leggat
R. M. Cobban
Chicago
S. ©. Ashby
Helena
J. EB. Monroe
Dillon
Lisa
Anaconda Road
D. A. Gray
Northwestern
Prof
Melts
Harry Meyers
New York
Wf. Rothery Cama
Oakley
Idaho
Yesternay
Women Talk and May Organize in Butte Visit
Miss Bronson and Miss Markeson, leading anti and pro suffragists, visited Butte to gauge local views on women voting. Milas Markeson welcomed and invited them to launch headquarters, while suffrage supporters planned events including a vaudeville show and an anti suffrage address at the Unitarian parish house. Miss Bronson will tour Nevada next, with Miss Math possibly organizing an antisuffrage state society in Butte.
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Dutta
Iss C. TB. Markeson
Minnie Aronson
Btiere
Thornton Hotel
Standard Carrier Hurt Stoppered By Batting Ball Incident
Johnnie Nugent, a standard carrier, will be off duty for a day or two after being struck on the shoulder by a batted ball near the reservoir in the city. A substitute will cover Route 19 during the absence, with papers delivered promptly to readers despite the accident.
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Johnnie Nugent
Standard
Johnnie
Ihe
Clothery Clothes Highlighted as Butte Standard Garments
In Butte, Clothery clothes are touted as the standard with Ben's and young men's suits priced from 28 to 50 and Balmainan coats for men and women ranging 25 to 33. A sale on raincoats features 15 and 25 dollar options along with new straw hats. The shop guarantees satisfaction with money back if not pleased.
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Butte
Liberal Club Elects Officers and Plans Year
The Liberal Club elected Dr. T. C. Witherspoon as president and Dr. J. J. Groenevel as vice president for the coming year. Meetings shift to the second Thursday, with a summer break June to September. The May session will address Woman Suffrage. Biennial program topics include The Influence of the Stage and The Banking System. Dues rise to 8 dollars. the secretary to 50 dollars annually. A bylaw vote to raise membership from 60 to 60 will occur in October.
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Liberal Cullive Club
Chamber of Commeres
T. C. Witherspoon
J. J. Groenevel
T. C. Broolhway
J. W. Downey
Groanevele
Lst
Br Inken
Garmamental
Monros
Butte
Wagters Lin
Gethe Butte
Burd
Merl Adams Tower
W.A. Kemper
Thp Club
Ruhsi Wittenberg
Brewster's Millions At American Theater In Five-Act Farce
Review notes McCutcheon Smith farce with Edward Abeles at the American Theater. Photo drama opens yesterday and runs through the week. Lasky production heralds a shift toward real life humor on screen, promising a five reel romance and evolving comedy across cinema.
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Dasky
Edward Abeles
American Theater
Pile Lasky
Oli
America
Mothers' Day Observance Sweeps Butte In Universal Fashion
Next Sunday will awaken holy memories as Butte joins towns nationwide in Mothers' Day observance. Florists report strong demand for white carnations worn in homes and by those honoring their first and best friend. Governor Stewart has issued a proclamation urging the celebration.
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Butte
Stewart
Sheehan Declines Re-election As County Treasurer
M. J. Sheehan announces he will not seek the Democratic nomination for county treasurer this fall. He has served nearly two terms since succeeding Anthony Shovlin after his death, and law limits treasurers to two consecutive terms. He contends he has already held the post twice, though one was a partial term.
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M. J. Sheehan
Anthony Shovlin
Hola
Ed Einyards Sentenced to Twenty-Five Days Jail
Ed Einyards pleaded guilty and received 25 days in county jail by Justice Shea for stealing three pairs of trousers valued at $2 from the A Freudenthal store. He wore the apparel in front of the store on Tuesday afternoon.
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Ed Einyards
Big Pavilion At Columbia Gardens Grows More Beautiful
The Columbia Gardens pavilion improves yearly with careful work and design. It will open with a dance tonight and a crowd is anticipated. The ladies room has extra attention and the rest room is neatly fitted for guests.
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Columbia Gardens
Bender Denies Charges After Bond Hearing
Willam Bender denied charges of using improper language in front of Mrs. Anna Sullivan during a disturbance arrest before Justice Werrigan. He was released on $100 bond and set for a hearing in a few days. John Martin to face a jury trial on vagrancy in the same court, transferred from the police court.
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Willam Bender
Anna Sullivan
Ar Val Guett
Werrigan
Ife
John Martin
Short Line Local to Start Sunday Between Hutto and Dillon
The Short Line will launch a daily service from Butte to Dillon starting Sunday at 7:18 am, with local stops and a 10:15 arrival in Dillon. The return from Dillon to Butte will depart at 6:00 pm and arrive by 9:00 pm. Special Sunday holiday fares to Glen and Dillon will apply.
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Yeatering
Mr. Shewe
Glen
Dillon
Butte Suffragists Hold Daily Meetings and Events
Mrs. Cotterill, speaker for the woman suffrage movement, addressed precinct meetings and labor unions yesterday and outlined a program including a Bethel Baptist church parlors talk at 3 39, a gathering at 631 West Tron Street, and visits to three labor unions. Sunday, Mrs. Lulu Loveland Shepard, back from the eastern tour, will hold meetings at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church South Flat at 11 and 2 30 and an evening event in front of the Auditorium on West Treadway and at Mountain View Sloth odist church.
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Cotterill
Antoni Ohere
West Tron Street
Bethel Baptist Church
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Grant School
Lulu Loveland Shepard
United States Senate Chamber
Graca Methodist Episcopal Church
South Fhutee
West Treadway
Mountain Vinn Sloth Odist Chive
Former Butte Citizen Dead at Three Forks
Frank T. Darnell received a telegram announcing the sudden death of 44 year old McNaughton formerly of Butte. McNaughton had lived in Butte 18 years, ran a restaurant, then moved to Three Forks three years ago to run a men’s furnishings and tailoring shop. He left a wife no children, and funeral arrangements are unclear.
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Frank T. Darnell
Chree Parka
McNaughton
Butte
Mrr. Darnell
MacNaughton
Darnell
Threa Forka
Mr. McNaughton
Fedld
Yizini
Milwaukee Road
Three Yorks
Association of Neglected Wives form in Bohoonbeck
An “Association of Neglected Wives” has been formed at Bohoonbeck on the Bibe to set no time limits for wives visits to beerhouses and cafes. If needed the wives will form a militia to remove husbands found on the premises after 11 p.m. Alberth last year produced $15,000,000 worth of use poultry and ink.
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AD “Association of
Bohoonbeck
Bibe
Alberth
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