Money for reception lists grows as canvass expands
Roosevelt reception committee reports over 300 dollars in subscriptions with more lists to hear from. New blanks will replace filled ones as the city is canvassed for dollar subscriptions. Honor guests may be invited. eating costs are not to come from the public. A long list of subscribers includes Ed C. Sachs and many others, with stores and offices serving as collection points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Committee
Roosevelt Reception Committee
Ed C. Sachs
Woton
D. Kaufman
Ed Sylvester
G. H. Lee
E. J. Stanley
E. J. Doherty
John MacGinniss
G. H. Robinson
Sam Wallin
D. F. Murphy
John Kohout
Gus Hodel
Joe Kraus
Paul Mueller
Joe Singer
Andrew Mueller
Jule George
John Gardner
P. J. Brophy
John W. Downie
J. H. Rowe
E. H. Boyer
A. J. Bean
W. P. Hopson
C. E. McCallister
C. A. Herzog
F. H. Elliott
E. E. Morrison
George Finnigan
Ed Twohig
H. K. Bushnell
Henry Armstrong
Thomas Lavell
George Arkell
Harry Burt
Hickman
W. M. Busch
F. Fredericks
F. Thompson
P. J. Mitchell
J. Brown
J. Moody
Ray Levengood
J. A. Bugg
W. H. Richards
al McMullin
A. B. Nuckolls
F. W. Hobmes
T. J. Fenlon
W. Maser
A. Fiske
M. Poindexter
D. J. Hanley
A. P. Bowie
P. G. Lynch
C. K E. Reinig
T. M. Hodgens
A. Perham
A. M. Kitto
W. C. Bachelor
James Maher
M. 8. Largey
J. Anderson
B. T. King
I. N. Symons
James Dangger
George Goodboe
Taylor
A. F. Blessington
W. P. Glasgow
H.&. Bates
G. L. Symons
J. E. Oppenheimer
D. L. Rich
H. E. Oppenheimer
G. L. Harrison
P. Regan
G. C. Cady
J.S. Cohen
Boyd Dickinson
John Judd
A. Mayer
Sadie Steindler
D. Coleman
E. B. Weirick
A. J. Davis
Dutton
J. A. Talbott
O. Hight
Samuel Coup
J. Hambleau
C. G. Pingle
Mabel Steinborn
Havens
Fred Gamer
William Murray
W. Cockrill
J. W. Masterson
H. Kroger
A. Gunderson
J. KR. Dolry
William Gottleib
Symons’ Store
Mendelsohn
A. G Black
V. S Irasburger
H. L. Hikes
J. L. Carroll
W. Tilton
Eagle Pharmacy
Crescent Creamery
Gus Fitschen
Okton Bros Piano Offers Inexpensive Brand New Reach
Okton Bros at 219 North Main Street Butte Montana advertises surplus stock piano sales with payments as low as thirty cents a day. They claim finer tone upright pianos for 265 dollars and brand new Kimball and Mason & Hamlin organs from 5 dollars, with monthly terms from 3 to 5 dollars.
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Kimball
Mason & Hamlin
Okton Bros
North Main Street
Butte, Mont
Baseball game set at Columbia Gardens between Elks and Magies
Interest grows for a baseball game at Columbia Gardens a week from Sunday between Elks lodge and Magies teams. Both squads practice daily and show good form. Team personnel will be announced soon as arrangements proceed. The event promises a strong sports showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gardens
the Elks and the Magies
Burglary Case Ends in Release for Monk Barry
Monk Barry, charged with burglary in Dublin gulch, was released by Judge Colligan due to lack of evidence after most testimony was heard. He had been identified by Martin O’Brien as the window-breaker who stole clothes from Pat Liggan’s saloon on April 11. Barry’s brother John then pleaded guilty to assault in the third degree against Sullivan brothers and received five days.
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Monk Barry
Colligan
Walkerville
Barry
Pat Liggan
Dublin Gulch
Liggan
Martin O'Brien
O'Brien
Monk
John
Sullivan
Veterans to Visit Schools This Week Before Memorial Day
Lincoln post No. 2 G A R and the Woman's Relief corps will visit the high school next Thursday and other district schools Friday. The annual Memorial day sermon will be preached to the old soldiers by Rev. A H Henry next Sunday due to scheduling conflicts from a president's visit and Pioneer day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Post
Woman's Relief Corps
A. H. Henry
Meagher Memorial Fund Receives Donation in Anaconda
P J Brophy collected 117.40 from Michael J Walsh of Anaconda for the Thomas Francis Meagher memorial. Maj. Martin Maginnis, president of the Meagher association, will soon tour Montana lecturing to benefit the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Brophy
Michael J. Walsh
Anaconda
Robert Emmet
Thomas Francis Meagher
Maj. Martin Maginnis
Montana
Banquet at Good Templars Hall With Dancing Till Late
A banquet was held at Good Templars hall last evening with roses and pink carnations decorating the venue. A fine programme included games and amusements, a 11:30 dainty menu, and dancing into the night. Attendees included Misses Marie Driscoll Frances Lloyd Florence Skillikern Maggie Skillikern Ethel Brown Lucella Payne Berdena Hoar Marguerite Jackson Eva Hauswirth Grace Boyle Stella Buckley Mary Costy Nel Sullivan Mary Wintershide Henry Roach Captain Jeans Lou Boyle W McCarthy T Mulholland W Collins Ray Deyotte Don Sheehan J Barry M Barry J F Driscoll E Boyle C Driscoll B Ivey J Burns J Wintershide W Devine C Tatron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Templars
Marie Driscoll
Frances Lloyd
Florence
Maggie Skillikern
Ethel Brown
W Lucella Payne
Berdena Hoar
Marguerite Jackson
Eva Hauswirth
Grace Boyle
Stella Buckley
Mary Costy
Nel Sullivan
Mary Wintershide
Henry Roach
Captain
Jeans
Lou Boyle
W. McCarthy
T. Mulholland
W. Collins
Ray Deyotte
Don Sheehan
J. Barry
M. Barry
J. F. Driscoll
E. Boyle
C. Driscoll
B. Ivey
J. Burns
J. Wintershide
W. Devine
C. Tatron
Butte Briefs: Local Notables and Court News
Prof F E Rice and wife left for Los Angeles. F M Poindexter and R V Sebree arrived from Dillon. N H Dunshee and wife return from coast wedding trip. E Calvin promoted to assistant general manager of the Oregon Short Line, now just below Bancroft. Sheriff Quinn returns from state trip to serve subpena on F E McKinstry in the Felker murder case set for the 19th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Rice
The
Business College
Los Angeles
F. M. Poindexter
R. V. Sebree
Dillon
N. H. Dunshee
Coast
Mrs. Dunshee
Thornton
E. Calvin
Oregon Short Line
Roa
Bancroft
Sheriff Quinn
F E. C. McKinstry
L. L. Felker
John V. Cunningham
Epworth League Delegates Chosen From Walkerville Chapter
Delegates Edith Rundle Elmer Sommer Holda Rowse Rev C D Crouch and Mrs C D Crouch elected to attend Epworth league convention in Great Falls starting June 17. Reverend Crouch will read a paper titled The Modern Evangelist at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury
Epworth League
Walkerville
Edith Rundle
Elmer Sommer
Holda Rowse
C. D. Crouch
Great Palls
Eighth alarm for box 74. vacant Front and Utah fire
The eighth fire alarm in eight days rang at 2 PM yesterday for a fire in a vacant Front and Utah street building. It was the third blaze in the same building, burning rubbish behind a chimney and extinguished quickly with no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box 74
Front
Utah Streets
Funeral notice for James O'Donnell at Waukesha avenue
Diamond lodge No 5 Select Knights and Ladies announce the funeral of Brother James O'Donnell on Monday at 2 PM from 926 Waukesha Avenue. Lodge members are asked to meet at the Elks' hall at 1 PM to attend. By order of Sadie Be Lodge President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Lodge
James O'Donnell
Waukesha Avenue
The
Elks’ Hall
Sadie BE. Lodge
Death of James ODonnell at 926 Waukesha Avenue
James O'Donnell aged 35 died yesterday at his family residence 926 Waukesha Avenue leaving a wife and five children. Funeral notice to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Donnell
Waukesha Avenue
Norway Day Events Highlight Butte Entertainment
Norwegian celebration in Butte features Attorney Swan T. Hogevell address on Norway’s 1814 independence and civic virtues. Evening program includes recitations and music at the Norwegian church with a second Scandia hall event planned by the Scandinavian Brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Uncle Sam
Butte
Copper
Alaska
Swan T. Hogevell
Hogevell
Denmark
Northland
Mattie Sanson
Mr. Largen
Miss C. Hansen
Jennie Ericksen
Lucy Jacobs
Mattie
Christie Hansen
Emerson-Stevens
William Kitto
G. Dahlstrom
FE. P. Valleen
Cotton Blossoms
G. F. Stevens
Renshaw Hall to Get New Floor as Butte Dances On
Renshaw hall will receive a brand new very slick floor soon to replace the worn surface. Manager Sielaff says dancing remains popular with larger crowds and socials will continue on busy winter nights with only a brief pause for the floor installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renshaw Hall
Butte
Columbia Gardens
Mr. Sielaff
Mrs Bedford Charged With A Smooth Scheme
Queenstown May 16 The Cunard liner Umbria arrived at 3 38 p m Detectives from Scotland Yard arrested Mrs Gunning Bedford who accompanied by her baby and a maid was a saloon passenger Her husband who lived in Paris left an estate valued at about 500 000 to wife and child Relatives contest the will claiming she had no children and that she obtained a child to feign maternity and seize the entire property The arrest followed detective investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenstown
Cunard
New York
Scotland Yard
Gunning
Bedford
Charges Against Tulloch Reached General Payne
Washington May 16 The formal charges against Seymour W Tulloch longtime cashier of the Washington city post office were submitted to Postmaster General Payne Bristow reviewed the 50 pages of statements finding only about three pages relevant most content consisting of generalities and nonessential material
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Seymour W. Tulloch
Washington City
Payne
Bristow
Silk Bargain Priced at 89 Cents a Yard in Butte
A collection of pure black silks including louisine satin duchesse armore peau de crepe and taffeta is offered at 89 cents a yard tomorrow, with some pieces previously selling up to 1.50 a yard. The sale emphasizes exceptional value for women in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Crepe de Chine Silk Prices Slashed in Sale
Local textile sale advertises Crepe de Chine 24 and pure silk crepe de chine in tan gray navy pink turquoise with yard price marked at 1.25 dollars as a special offer.
Wash Goods Bargains Offer Various Yard Fabrics
Advertises Women's dress fabrics with patterns and prices. Scotch lawns at 5 to 7 cents per yard for children's summer dresses. German blue calico with dots florals and stripes at five to seven cents. Zephyr ginghams five to eleven cents yard with designs. Book fold wainsocks has small checks and plaids in satin finish at thirty cents per yard. Tomorrow sale listings mention limited stock in assorted fabrics.
Silk Fabric Promotion Hits High Appeal for Season
An advertisement touts a new silk fabric that will wear beautifully and is highly popular this season. It highlights easy washing, soft finish, and rich luster in all colors. Originally $1.50 per yard, tomorrow only $1.00 per yard.
Bleached Irish Linen Napkins Offered at Various Dozens
Advertises bleached napkins in full dinner size and 3 4 size made of fine Irish linen. Describes a neat small dot design and excellent wear. Original prices range from 1.85 to 5.50 dollars per dozen depending on size and finish.
Handkerchiefs and Laundry Goods Sale Notes
Listing of assorted handkerchiefs in linen and lawn with various corner embroidery and hem stitching, alongside toiletries including toilet paper, castile soap, sponges, liquid bluing, ammonia, and perfumes. Prices per item range from 4c to 50c with value statements and sizes noted.
Black Grenadine Silk Grenadines for Costumes
Black Grenadine black sewing silk grenadines in 45 inch width offered for costume use. Regular price listed as 2.25 dollars per yard.
Bedspreads Offer Inexpensive Marseilles Patterns
Tomorrow beds will feature extra large Marseilles bedspreads at reduced prices. The large satin finish spreads, praised for handsome designs and durable wear, were valued at 2.00 dollars but will be offered at 1.25 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
Black Dress Goods At Discount Prices Tomorrow
Priestley's wool and mohair black eta mine fabric 45 inches wide offers durability. 98c a yard for 52 inch black Sicilian mohair fabrics is advertised as a superior option for skirts. Usual price $1.25 and $1.35 per yard, sale price 73c and 98c tomorrow.
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Priestley
Linen and Damask Sale Notes, 19th Century Prices
Tomorrow items include 44 inch all wool black nun's cloth at 1.00 a yard. Bleached damask cloths 21 yards Irish manufacture at 2.75 each. Fifteen pieces of all wool albatross offered at 0.38 a yard. Half bleached loom damask 244 yards long, worth 2.50. Fringed damask cloths with colored borders and plain white for breakfast cloths at 2.25 each.
Fancy Neckwear and Golf Stock Sale Items
Neckwear includes silk linen and washable chemisettes in taffeta pique Swiss embroidery with values to 4.00 each. Also offered are ladies soft finish cheviot golf stocks in white and colored designs at 50 cents each.
Silk Chiffon and Satin Trimmings Attractively Priced
Allovers in 50 short lengths 15 to 22 inches wide offered in silk chiffon and fancy satin. Tucked and embroidered trims suitable for waists and trims. Seasonable designs and colors including black and white. Value up to $10.00 per yard.
Lace assortment with Torehon and Valenciennes patterns
Beautiful designs in Torehon lace two to three inches wide with insertion to match. 30 yard Platt Val lace and insertion in duchesse and oriental designs. Allover lace twenty inches wide in white and cream with beading and stripe effects. Valenciennes laces 59c yard in grand assortment. Regular prices and worths noted.
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Platt Val
Valenciennes
Boys New Suits Offer In Wool Cheviots For Youth
Advertising copy touts boys two piece suits in navy black brown and mixtures with vestee blouse knee pants and fine workmanship. Priced around 4.50 with sizes 3 to 15 years and a special sale tomorrow.
Boys knee pants in wool fabrics with reinforced seams
Advertises boys knee pants in sizes 3 to 15 years made of wool cassimeres cheviots homespuns and worsteds in navy blue black brown gray and stripes. Features patent waist band reinforced seams riveted buttons and double seat and knees priced at $1.00 a pair as the value.
Poisoned by Mistake James O Donnell Dies After Agony
James O Donnell dies after accidental poisoning suffered during a medical preparation. Officials report the incident occurred at a local hospital where emergency care was provided. A formal investigation is underway to determine the errors that led to the poisoning.
Drank from wrong bottle ends miner James O'Donnell
Butte mourns James O'Donnell a 35 year old well known miner who died after taking medicine from the wrong bottle at home 926 Waukesha avenue A four ounce bottle of creoline antiseptic and a bottle of lung medicine stood together on the mantel His death followed within hours leaving a wife and five children and relatives in Butte and Walkerville The funeral is set for Monday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Donnell
Butte
Mr. O'Donnell
Creotine
John O’donnel
Neill O'Donnell
Walkerville
Arena
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Eagles
E. C. Sachs
Dan Tewey
H. H. Harris
Charles Morris
Abe Cohen
Jerry Clifford
Elks
Messrs. O'Gorman
Sachs
Ita Kimball
Weber, Knabe
Hallet & Dawis
Lumbia Gardens
Grand Army
Tle
Meagher
Butte Briefs
Speath Hutte
Natal
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Bration
Renshaw
Mrs. Bedford
Princess Crepe
Hudnut
St. Louis
Festival Hall
Cascades
Henry Austin
Mechanical and Electrical Bureau
Brooklyn Eagle
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