Butte Current Notes Mention Town Gossip and Visitors
A chaotic Butte page notes from Helena to Sheridan with names, places, and brief movements. Mentions Moyer at Grady's, Olson and Christian, and telephones in use at the Telephone Building. Several locals, visitors, and out-of-town trips are recorded, including Fur Memorial Day references and stage routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Rove
Aller
TF. Faves
Hauler
Fimen
Joo Oments
A. Cousthos
Helena
W. EL
Mike Chewes
Wighic Wari Weir
Ajaxian
Jobson
Butte Tron
Elomi
Sil
Istrietier Giall
Dillon
Fowd
Freund
East Broadway
Wellcome
Creeklyn
N. Kirk
Harry R. Melton
Beaverhead County
Grinita
Barneyn Place
Elouine
Anabasti Satthe ‘Thornton
John Kentret
Hori
Ty Ma
Johan
O'Conner
Finten
Hom
Mit Shea
Smfiv
Lackey
James Finten
Hle
Trip Mirqugh
Idaho
Leo Madde
Tawht Town
Fergus County
Peter Mussigbrod
Garnet Distriot
Etty
Thornton
Lyle
Missoula
Mont
Robert Howatson Teft
Visi Tn Portheid
New Brunswick
George W. Sykes
Hutte
W. J. Afesch
Sheridan
Wagter
Red Book
Salmon City Stage
June Munsey
McGhire
Tarperk
Century
Serthher
Sheré
Daughy
Helredal
Tia Southern
P.O
Wallin Calla
Beaverhead
D. Graves
Graves
Pioneer
Sud
Por
Columbia River
Butte
Portland
City of Roses
Memorial Day Observance Delayed by Weather
Memorial Day is observed with veterans planning cemetery ceremonies and flowerlaying despite heavy rain and muddy streets. Public offices and many businesses will close. sports events and the parade were canceled or postponed. Veterans will meet at headquarters and proceed to gravesites to honor departed comrades with prayers at ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vravions
Maorday
Fly
Canney
Shire
Butte
Caida
Bern
Atal Micethig
Grand Am
Noml
Ceusrivetes
Memorial event at Beaadbiray Chater theater program
An assembled program lists musical and oratory offerings for a memorial event. Composers and performers include Grace Noyen, Jack Flanguuve, Miss Chir Steinbay, Miss Uelen Crase, and George Palmer, with violin solos, vocal selections, a commemorative address, and a choir and quartet. The event features a benediction and is conducted by Mrs Agnex Johny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juki Basleaidiirges
Amenia Etter
Chard
Neurer
Mra. Agnex
Mraialwaty Theater
Vie Seleetiant
Gilve Pravor
Grace Noyen
Meinortal
Duly Weowtiss
Eorge Palmer
I. Clbes
Kelloty
Jack Flanguuve
Newsboys Club Holds Last Meeting With Program
The Ada Newsboys Club held its final gathering with songs readings and recitations by Larry Degea James Lee Walter Hunt and others. A violin solo by Carl Bovard and a talk on Signal Life pleased attendees. Creame and cakes ended the event before adjournment to next September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulle
Citbh
Seudla Hal
Severn
Elib
Larry Degea
Ruhl
Jianes Lee
San Curis
Walter Hunt
Bu- Reve Keardan
Aiss Hawe
Pentecost Feast Observed in City Temple Ceremony
The Jewish community here marked Pentecost with a temple service at Temple Be Nail Tar ael. A large audience heard a sermon by the rabbi on the religious season and its history. The observance continues today with a speech at 10 o’clock and a public invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speers
Mother Irene Returns Home After Visit to Virginia City
Sister Mary Irene, head of the Sisters of Charity of Monta alel, visits the state meeting old friends and recounts aiding soldiers returning after the Nez Perce campaign. Accompanied by Sister Maria Aarelin, they depart at noon for Leavenworth after a warm reception and appreciation from the sisterhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
Te Pinneer Sisters of Charity of
Monta Alel
Virginia City
Uamis Creek
Howe
Leavenworth
Sale Meeling
Pioneer Aa
Demand of Bartenders Indorsed by Council
A council endorses a demand for an eight hour workday for bartenders. A three member committee with a building trades rep will arrange activities for Labor Day next September. Invitations for a parade on Brion day were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buite
Lavhor Egaueil
Iais
Fke
Building ‘Trades Council
Brion Diy
Roe Teru
Miner
Butte Briefs Excursion Train Schedules Announced
Edward Phillips of Marsoula registers. Napint of Anaconds helps. Short Line to run final popular excursion to Ulah Jones with two trains. First departs 6:45 am from Butte, sleeping cars ready after 9:30 pm, arrives Sut Lake 7:10 pm. Second departs 5:00 pm, arrives Sut Lake 8:30 am. Reserve at 105 North Main, Butte. Rates off Tuesday and Wednesday to Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulah Jones
Butte
Oce
Sut Lake
Suit Lake
Better Reserve Burti Ig
Short Line City Ticket Office
North Main Street
Montana
M. O . Wailson
D. F
P. A
Adereas AM
Penton
Eludtele
Helena
Mont
Kentucky
Kentuckhans
Louisville
St. Paul
Omaha
Lowtaville
Matta
Gow
AWM
Rectiie
American Medical Association
Church of Ch
Tor
Boston
Hossan
Brgating in Apitica Terlin May 9
Family mistreatment official cablegrams report engagements in Southern Southwest Africa between May 5 and May 24. Total casualties include 38 men with 2 officers and 1 ranker killed, others wounded or missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terlin
Nore
Southweat
Africa
Court decision limits state car tracking rights
Washington May 2 The Supreme Court today issued a decision affecting the mounting of car tracks designated by the state commission. The ruling constrains the authority of the Mount Carolina railroad commission against the Southern Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sala Li
Men of Affairs Hold a Meeting in Butte
An informal gathering of brokers and business men in Butte discussed forming a stock exchange. Participants debated governance and the need for a city exchange to value loyal stocks, attract capital, and market local mines. Some supported a 4 to 5 percent initiation or up to $500, returning to members later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowing
Buue
Artielex
Butte
Uhowe
Bette Clas
Tinen
New York
Chicago
President Roosevelt invites governors to Jamestown celebration
In Washington on May 29, President Roosevelt issued a proclamation inviting state and territorial governors to attend the Jamestown anniversary at their own expense. He suggested sending militia organizations as they deem fit to provide proper military representation at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Jamestown
Danish election reshapes government amid weather delays
May 22 report from Copenhagen notes a weaker ministerial position after the general election for the Danish Lower House. Conservatives claim 53 seats, socialists gain to 4, radicals drop by 6. cabinet members mostly re elected except the foreign minister. Weather forces delay in trade talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unnenhagen
Det
Levelsau
Will Inspect the Sites Sowene Dixgidy on the Standned
The committee of the grind lodge of Masons prepares a recommendation for a Masonite home and will inspect sites in several cities. Visits are set for June 1 and June 4, following a prior inspection that did not yield a recommendation. David Auchard of this county left a bequest to support maintenance of the home, contingent on establishing the home within three miles of a city’s corporate limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sowene
Helen
Mike
Sider
Fissuly
Helena
David Auchard
Rome
Post Office Readings Bring Alumni Publications Second Class
In senate consideration of the postoffice appropriation bill, Senator Atay Stee offered and had adopted an amendment to classify college alumni association periodicals as second class mail. Mr. Dolliver also pushed a second amendment granting second class status for religious and educational reading. Senator Stowe noted a quarterly issue from the junior college had access to the mails as a matter of right, while similar publications enjoy that privilege, condemning the disparity as discriminatory against alumni printers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Sen- Atay Stee
Post Office
Department of
Seconn-Cui
Mall Mateer
Dolliver
Stowe
Blue Outlook for People of Russia
May 2 in St Peteramyg reports the empire’s fate remains unsettled as the government hesitates over its course. The emperor resists the court cabal’s pressure, while whispers of compromise persist though no clear concession appears likely. Officials have issued notes, but no sign of surrender to current ministers or a shift in lower-house authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peteramyig
Terror Strife and Murder Reported in Odessa
Odessa reports a secret police agent shot dead on a street amid rising public fear from terrorist activity. A white campaign is believed to be waning as curiosity grows and a strike among Russian steamships affects maritime activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Secret Police
Wis
Tragic Death After Dynamite Bar Incident
Cal Neddins May 9 report describes Clinton Thr ish a Frovel setting a stick of giant powder under his hat and blowing his head off. Paris was not a recent arrival and had worked the time before. The reason for this act is not clear.
Ald Win Pilatus and Starving Soldiers Recognition
A strained wartime notice discusses the plight of starving victims in Portiit part and opposition to singling out a few individuals for special praise. It asserts general merit over selective commendations and urges prompt recognition of deserving others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tne
Ieayn
Sn Ag
Unclear entry on May event and whiskey listing
In Workington on May 24 a schemite paused a pontomer appropriation of 12 458 000 and moved to Memoarhi day unit Thweday Robemian beer Old Crow and Bush Mls whiskey Dublin porter at Dalyra, with fragmented phrases and dubious names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workington
Schemite
Pontomer
Bush
Dublin
Dalyra
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Butte .News
Btanchard
M@ East Broadway
Butts Télephone
Sileves
Neal S.n
Moyer
Grady’s
Abantone
Linges
Tonkin
Atterbury
Skep Tonkin’s Shop
East Park
Newsboys
Nicky
Ada Aston
Sever
Hong
Mother Irene
Moneer Qixter of
Almio Wanennieen Ine
Te Arene
Ed. Phillips
Marsoula
RideSale Lake
Herosyftune
Oregon
Town
North
Avnle Short
Broaddome
Butte, Mont
Discure Chorusuutin
Wagar
Murtocy
ANG Annes
Menke
Mie
Ante Bs
Dia
Bent
Eliat
Danisic RL
Flks
Mitrade Lodas
W. G. Mixtyre
Leire
Natoriely
Mane
Seattle, Tacoma
Ways of the Orient
Flolena
Lutte
Seattle
Tacoma
Puget Sound
WLR
Werriean
Py Ay Park
Main Streets
Hutte, Mont
Northern Pacific Railway
A, M, Cleland
SL Paul
Minn
Milwaukee
St. Paul Ry
P. H, Scanlan
C. A
Chicago, Wilwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Russia
Pilatus
Lori
Waltham Watches
American Waltham Watch Company, Waltham, Hass
Baltimore Cigar
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