Popular Butte Pastor S H C Burgin to Leave City
Rev S H C Burgin of the Methodist Church South must depart Butte for health reasons after a heart failure and nervous exhaustion. He leaves next Tuesday for Kansas City with Mrs Burgin, to be reassigned to the Southwest Missouri conference next fall. The church shows improved finances and growth under his leadership.
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Butte
S. H. C. Burgin
Methodist Church South
Burgin
Haviland
G. C
Deer Lodge
R. H. Shafer
Mr. Burgin
Board of Bishops
Excursion Tickets to Major Cities by Electric Train
Excursion fares from Butte Montana offer Omaha Kansas City St Louis Chicago round trips on the finest electric lit train with observation cars. Prices range from 42 to 53.50 dollars with return validity through September 15. Tickets on sale on June 7 8 10 14 16 and berth reservations advised. Contact H O Wilson General Agent at 105 North Main Street.
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Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
City
North Main Street
Butte, Mont
H. O. Wilson
Deposition Planned for Senator Clark in Montana Patent Case
The government sues W A Clark to cancel patents to timber land in Western Montana alleging fraud. Depositions of Clark will occur in New York or Washington with Maynard for the government and W M Bickford for Clark. The case adjourned to June 2 as Judge Blake travels to Helena.
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W. A. Clark
Montana
New York
Washington
Maynard
Clark
W. M. Bickford
Eastbound Excursion Rates via the Rio Grande
Rio Grande lines offer excursion tickets on June 7 8 10 14 and 16 to Missouri River points round trip 42 St Louis 49 50 Chicago 53 50 final return September 15. The trip includes Salt Lake City Glenwood Springs Royal Gorge Manitou Colorado Springs and Denver with a stopover. Contact 47 East Broadway Butte for details from W C M'Bride general agent.
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Rio Grande
Missouri River
St. Louis
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Glenwood Springs
Canon of the Grand
Royal Gorge
Manitou
Colorado Springs
Denver
East Broadway
Butte
W. C. M'Bride
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Paul
Mississippi River
Billings
Nebraska
Colorado
H. F. Ruger
Orton Brothers Piano or Organ Value In Butte
Call on Orton Bros at 219 North Main Street in Butte for the best value on pianos or organs. Protect yourself against accident or sickness with Union Casualty and Surety Company at 422 Hennessy Building.
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Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Butte
Union Casualty and Surety Company
Hennessy Bullding
Handkerchiefs Stockings and Hosiery Sale at Nation Dept
Friday and Saturday sales draw crowds as we offer several lots of handkerchiefs stockings and hosiery at prices well below the usual. The event aims to attract shoppers with notable discounts on these items today and tomorrow.
Watch Hennessy's Window Display Handkerchiefs and Gloves Sale
A large sale from Nation department offers 3 000 handkerchiefs in various linens with embroidery and lace, 2 500 Swiss lawn pieces, 800 Swiss handkerchiefs, 1 800 pairs of hose and Irish linen items, all at deep discounts. P.& L gloves of French lambskin offered in multiple tints with clasp details, priced at 1.25 to 1.50 per pair, reflecting premium styling and quality.
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Nation Department
Paris
Chambray Gingham Shirt Waist Suits in Varied Colors
Brand new lot of chambray gingham shirt waist suits with white vestee front and white braid trim. Color options include pink light green light blue and oxblood with Spanish tlounce to skirt sizes 32 to 40 inches offered at 7 50 each.
Saturday Bargains in Hennessys Basement
Heywood Go Carts with movable upholstery and patent features priced at $7.50 each. Dinner sets American porcelain full sets at $8.75 per 100 pieces. Garden hose 50 feet with brass nozzle $5. Glass items include hand painted seven piece sets for $2 and a large two quart pitcher for 25 cents. Four piece imitation cut glass table set offered for 5 cents.
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Heywood
Two Butte Men Abroad in Seattle Visiting Business
The Seattle Times reports two Butte men, Thomas B. Hinds and Swede Sam Wallen, in Seattle. Hinds, campaign manager for Senator W. A. Clark, is staying at the Rainier Grand and is said to be seeking Seattle real estate, though he denies any special purpose. Wallen, a famed Western gambler, also registers at the Rainier Grand and reportedly aims to join local gambling interests. his prior Butte operation involved a major gambling house with high stakes.
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Seattle Times
Butte
Thomas B. Hinds
W. A. Clark
Montana
Senate
Rainier Grand
Hinds
Seattle
Mr. Hinds
Sam’ Wallen
West
Wallen
Frenderloin
America
Notice for rehearsal at Eagle Hall Sunday afternoon
All are requested to be present at Eagle Hall 151 South Main Sunday afternoon at 2 pm for rehearsal AL PAYNTER Director.
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Eagle Hall
South Main
AL Paynter
Death Comes Very Swiftly for Mrs Tod in Allegheny City
Mrs Samuel Tod died very suddenly at 5 o clock yesterday morning at her home in Allegheny City Pennsylvania. News of the death reached her daughter Mrs T M Hodgens of Butte by telegraph yesterday. Mrs Tod had been a resident of Allegheny City.
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Samuel Tod
T. M. Hodgens
Butte
Allegheny City
Tod
Woman Dies Unexpectedly Before Summer Visit
An elderly woman died unexpectedly, shading plans to visit her daughter in Butte for the summer. Her illness recently eased questions about an East trip. Excursion fares via Burlington offered June tickets to major cities with several return dates and routes. For details contact H. F. Ruger, Agent, 35 East Broadway, Butte. Spring water. Phot. 673.
Funeral of David Walker in Butte Attended by Many
The funeral of late David Walker a well known Butte citizen and father of Mrs. John W Cotter was held with a large crowd. Pallbearers named include J H Hennessy Thomas Lavell John Keegan James Higgins M P Lavell and Judge J J McHatton. The service began at 10 oclock from 828 West Quartz Street and featured solemn high mass with numerous floral tributes from friends and family.
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David Walker
Butte
John W. Cotter
J. H. Hennessy
Thomas Lavell
John Keegan
James Higgins
M. P. Lavell
J. J. McHatton
West Quartz Street
T. M. Hodgens
John F. Forbis
Pearce
Nell Lloyd
James C. Keegan
F. Augustus Heinze
E. L. Maloney
John Comerford
T. J. Murray
John D. Noyes, Jr
M. P. Lowell
Office Boys
Hennessy Mercantile Company
F. L. Riley
James W. Forbis
F. P. Holbrook
P. H. O'Toole
Excursions East at $34.50 to Minneapolis by rail
Northern Pacific offers round trip tickets for $34.50 to Minneapolis with a final return by September 1. Travel July 4 5 and 6 with stopovers allowed on the return. W. H. Merriman G A Office corner Park and Main streets.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Minneapois
W. H. Merriman
G. A
Corner Park
Main Streets
Revival of Old Ordinance Threatens Merchants’ Debts
In Butte, P. J. Brophy sues to collect on an old store account arguing the debt is invalid because weights and measures stamps were missing at contracting time. The revived old ordinance, not the repealed one, is cited as the basis to bar collection. Also upcoming trials in Gallick v Bordeaux, and a separate assault case against Charles Wilson.
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C. M. Parr
Butte
P. J. Brophy
John
Barbara Kalousek
Brophy
Emanuel Gallick
J. R. Bordeaux
Clancy
Justice Court
District Court
Supreme Court
Charles Wilson
Mamnie Harris
Sudden Death of Mrs McMurrin At Divide
On Friday May 2, Mrs. Joseph C. McMurrin of Divide died suddenly at age 39 years 5 months and 9 days. She had lived in Divide and vicinity for twenty years with her family and friends expressing sorrow at the loss.
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Shoshone
Idaho
Cape Nome
J. A. McMurrin
McMurrin
Illinois
Henry Winn
Anaconda
Washington
R. W. Swope
Joseph C. McMurrin
Divide
Divide and Vicinity
Henry Kennerly 67 to Enter Confederate Home in Hermitage Tenn
Henry Kennerly, a longtime Montana figure and former legislator, travels from Blackfoot station near Browning to the Confederate Soldiers' Home in Hermitage Tennessee after 45 years on the frontier. Once a St Louis business and political leader, he served in the Missouri infantry during the Civil War and later spent decades in Indian trade and residency on the Blackfeet Reservation.
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Chateau County
Henry Kennerly
Hermitage
Tenn
Blackfoot Station
Browning
Teton County
Kennerly
Montana
Stevens
Dakota
St. Louis
First
Missouri Infantry
Teton
Kennerly Coulee
Fort Benton
Blackfeet Agency
Book Review Sees Mary MacLane Tale as Wild Portrait
Critics describe The Story of Mary MacLane as a weird wild and fanciful book about a girl who proclaims an affinity with the devil. They warn that if readers take the work seriously it may alarm feminine humanity and urge the author toward her stated affinity.
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Mary MacLane
Editorial taunts Columbus News critic urged to reform
From the Yellowstone Leader a sharp rebuke targets the Columbus News editor. The piece argues that soaking in kindergarten lessons would teach proper English while insisting the critic must be born again to gain basic decency and common sense.
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Yellowstone Leader
Columbus News
Columbus School
Forsyth Times Notes Rejected Novel Sent to Seven Houses
The Forsyth Times reports a manuscript with strong success traits was sent to seven publishing houses. All rejected it, some with thanks and some without.
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Forsyth Times
Old Klat Wheel Stumbles on Ladder in Dupuyer Match
In Dupuyer the local scene stumbled when Old Klat Wheel collided with a step-ladder Monday as a referee struggled to decide the outcome. The incident drew attention from nearby residents and highlights the town’s quirky sports lore.
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Shelby News
Dupuyer Acantha
Klat Wheel
Butte Reads Mary MacLane Draft Of Hot Air Nuisance
In Dupuyer Acantha style commentary the city of Butte is credited with a new source of airy rhetoric from Mary MacLane described as a literary gust. The item playfully notes smoke nuisance alongside the boast of MacLane’s sharp prose and metropolitan wit.
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Butte
Mary MacLane
Miss Elien M Stone to Lecture Through Montana
Fergus County Argus notes Miss Elien M. Stone plans a Montana lecture tour. The piece questions whether living off the railroad offers any advantage, suggesting themes of travel and regional mobility.
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Fergus County Argus
Elien M. Stone
Montana
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