Memorial Day Floral Procession Draws Citywide Attention
Crowds filled the corners of Park Montana and Main Park as flowers and plants were carried to cemeteries by women and children. Carloads left every few minutes for graveyards amid a two week floral display. The day forecast called for showers with a grand morning parade assembling at West Granite Street, marching west to Washington then to Broadway Main Copper and Park then to cemeteries for ceremonies led by Comrade Farnham and Gen. Charles Warren. A twilight program at the Broadway theater featured speeches by Gen Bourquin and Miss Geneva Smith among music and recitations.
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Park
Montana
Main
Weather Bureau
West
Granite Street
Granite
Washington
Aouth
Broadway
Copper
Wyoming
Farnham
Charles Warren
Henry W. Lawton
W. V
Ladies’ Auxiliary
U. 5
C. L. Rovard
Neils Carlson
Lincoln
Geneva Smith
Ong
Parochial
FE. B. Weirfck
J. F. Bruel
Belle Rooney
George M Bourquin
Golo
Emma Charlies
Arthur Sampson
Ray Villiers
Fart Gilbert
N. Lloyd
Mamie Guedelhoffer
America
Benediction
C. L. Bovard
Logan Files Low-Weight Bankruptcy Petition
Logan of 340 East Park street a miner by trade filed a bankruptcy petition in federal court yesterday. He owes about 450.48 with assets of 289.50 exempt. Creditors include 16 names with three doctors on the list and Lander Furniture Co among creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Logan
East Park Street
United Sates
Motel Crew for the Park Headed to Grand Canyon Hotel
James Gristhenwatte who ran the Ravalli hotel in Hamilton for about two years crossed through Butte yesterday on his way from Los Angeles to Yellowstone park. He will supervise the Grand Canyon hotel for the summer with a crew of 40 workers. The hotel aims to open early in June to serve tourists as the park season runs from spring to late September.
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James Gristhenwatte
Hamilton
Butte
Los Angeles
Yellowstone Park
Grand Canyon
Gristhenwaite
Ole Womman
Billings Invites Montana Press Association Outing
President Cheely and officials consider invitations from Billings to host the Montana Press association in June. The Commercial club bills Billings as Eastern Montana’s metropolis with balloons, buffalo hunts, dances, fireworks, and tours. It remains unclear if the outing will be accepted as officials weigh other invitations and timing for a large state newspaper gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Montana Press Association
Cheely
Commercial Club of
Moss
Billings Club
Custer Battle Field
Northern Grill
Crass
Montana
Wieers
Go-Get-Em Kid Voight Found Guilty in Assault Case
William Voight known as the Go-Get-Em Kid was convicted in Justice Libby's court of assault on May Riley and jailed for 99 days. Riley, who had earlier sought refuge in the city jail, said Voight beat her to force payment. County attorney plans to try Voight on vagrancy after his sentence. Frank Otto also found guilty of beating a woman and given 30 days in jail.
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William Voight
Libby
May Riley
Voight
Frank Otto
Doctor Schwartz Summoned to New York
Dr Schwartz received a telegram from New York asking him to come at once. His injured mother remains ill after a runaway accident weeks ago and his father is also very ill. He departed on the late train and will be away two or three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Schwartz
New York
Short Line Excursion Tickets to Portland and Environs
Beginning May 24 and daily thereafter the Short Line sells excursion tickets to Portland and return for 30 dollars, valid 90 days with stopover privileges. Routes include Idaho agricultural districts Twin Falls Boise Payette valleys and optional rail or steamer travel between The Dalles and Portland. Highlights feature Hood River strawberry fields Grand Ronde valley and panoramic river views. Send 4 cents for Columbia river folder. Short Line city ticket office 105 North Main street Butte Montana.
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Portland
Idaho
Twin Falls
Boise
Payette
Dalles
Columbia
Hudson
Hot Lake Garden
Grande Ronde Valley
Hood River
Excursions East via the Denver Rio Grande
Butte to Chicago and return 53.50. Butte to St. Louis 49.60. Butte to Omaha Kansas City St Joseph or Sioux City 42. Butte to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo 39.50. May 25 29 and June 10 12 tickets on sale with 10 day transit limit and Sept 15 final return. Grand Canyon Royal Gorge and Utah routes offered with observation cars and reserve berths. Call E R Hunt 51 East Broadway Butte for details.
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Butte
Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Eand
Canyon of the Grand
Royal Gorge
Tennessee Pass
Eagle's River Canyon
Great Salt Lake
Denver & Rio Grande
Scenic Colorado
E. R. Hunt
G. A
East Broadway
Excursion Oregon Short Line fares from Butte Mont
Excursion offers round trips from Butte to Chicago St Louis Omaha Kansas City Denver with prices from 42 to 59.50 dollars. Tickets go on sale May 25 29 June 10 12 with return limits to September 15. Stopovers allowed into Salt Lake and Denver via Union Pacific Overland Limited or Rio Grande. Reserve sleeping car berth at 105 North Main street.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
Kansas City
Denver
Salt Lake
Union Pacific
Rio Grande
Short Line City Ticket Office
North Main Street
Butte
Mont
H. O. Wilson
Memorial services scheduled by R B L A and A O H at Miners Union Hall
The R B L A and A O H will assemble at Miners Union Hall this morning at 9 30 for memorial services.
Decision in Ford case divides estate and awards custody
Judge McClernan issued the revision in the Wisner estate suit against Brannagan to settle a 1894 partnership over the Gallagher ranch near Melrose. Brannagan must account for 12773.98 while Ford’s administrator pays 858 in costs. Also, Mrs. Norine Pelletier won a divorce and child custody from Stephen Pelletier amid desertion claims.
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McClernan
J. S. Wisner
John Brannagan
Thomas Ford
Brannagan
Ford
Melrose
Gallagher
Wood Livestock Company
Oregon Short Line Company
Ed de Celles
J. A. Browne
David Evans
Don Hayes
Wynne
Wisner
T. JD. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Noriie Pelletier
Stephen Pelletier
New Trial Denied for Murderess Elizabeth Morrison
Judge Donlan overruled a motion for a new trial for Elizabeth Morrison the convicted murderess. The defense plans a certificate of probable cause and possible writ to appeal to the Supreme Court. Also noted are a June 10 citation for John Melville to account on Charles Provost estate and Rosina Parrington seeking divorce from Thomas Parrington for desertion and non-support.
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John M. Hardesty
Largey Lumber Company
Department I
District Court
IE. A
Sehwan
BE. H. Sherman
McClernan
Donlan
Elizabeth Morrison
Kremer
Supreme Court
John Melville
Charles Provost
Alexander C. Rodger
Rodger
Rosina Parrington
Thomas Parrington
Butte
California Excursion Tickets From Butte Short Line
Excursion tickets to California offered May 30 to June 2 with round trips to San Francisco and Los Angeles priced at 50.00 and 50.00 respectively. Later dates in June July August September list San Francisco 51.50 Los Angeles 56.90 to San Francisco one way 51.50 to Los Angeles 61.00. Tickets valid three months with stopovers both directions. Reserve berths at 105 North Main Butte Montana. H O Wilson D F P A.
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California
San Francisco
Og- Cou Serre Sc Bash Rene Teks Bandens Es
POPE
Los Angeles
Portland
City Ticket Office
North Main Street
Butte
Mont
H. O. Wilson
Butte Floral Sells 25000 Home Grown Plants on Park Corner
The Butte Floral company announces a sale starting May 25 in their storeroom at Park and Montana streets featuring 25 000 assorted home grown plants. They claim to be the only flower growers in Silver Bow county and promise the finest display ever seen in Butte.
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Butte Floral Company
Park and
Montana
Butte
Silver Bow County
Demand Facts About Grape-Nuts The Real Process
The article argues against imitations of Grape-Nuts claiming they predigest starch. It details a long production method that turns starch into sugar, producing ready to digest grains. It asserts purity and skill, invites visitors, and warns against false food descriptions.
Bearmouth holdups and garter tales spark Butte debate
A long vignette mixes a bank of misadventures and gossip from Butte notes. A man loses coins, stamps and sleep over postage and stamps while a schoolmarm garter lore circulates amid bearmouth crime talk. Suggestions range from Fort Missoula removal to new reporters hired cheap, to curb criminal boldness.
Memorial Day Parade Meetup For Aerie No 11 F O E
All members are asked to meet at Miners Union hall on Tuesday May 30 at 9 o clock a m to participate in the memorial day parade. Peter Sanger Worthy President. P L Miller Worthy Secretary.
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Aerie No. 11
Miners’ Union Hall
Peter Sanger
P. L. Miller
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Harfina
Wong Betage
Philo Hay
Newark
N. J
Hay
Smith Drug CO
Paxson & Rockefeller
Christie & Leys
Schilling
Press Association
Invita
Oregon
R. BL. A
Tate
P. Miers
P. de Siere
J. R
Russel
Miers
MecClernan
Jerry Kelly
Main Street
Kelly
Harney
Fatate
Thomas Coughlin
Peter de Siere
J. R. Russel
John C. Carroll
Morrison
Morrow
Peniten
Wife Wan
Justice Court
FE. Muller
Henry Cayley
Dr. Cayley
O. Chevrier
Bearmouth
Lenny
Chin
Standard
Tiarmouth
Fort Missoula
Pacific
Anaconda
Philipsburg
Missoula
Southern
National Leap Company
Clark Ave
Family Theater
H. M. Peckham
DE Muths
Nina Beeson
Silveno
Frank
Wilmer
Rose and Ellis
Kelly and
Davis
M. S. McLaughlin
LA Sinceridad Cigar
Louis Scohn
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