Jewelry line offers society emblems on pins and buttons
Initial Gold Jewelry presents sleeve buttons and scarfpins bearing raised letters and society emblems. Emblems include Odd Fellows, Masons, Knights of Pythias, Shri Krishna, Elks, and Eagles. Plain scarfpins start at $8.50, sleeve buttons at $7. Enamel designs add 75 cents for near pins and 1.50 for sleeve buttons types.
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Odd Fellows, Masons
K. of
K. of P
Shrineres, Elks
K. T
Eagles
Grady's Meat pianos and election bets noted in Butte
The fragmentary Butte Current Notes lists Grady's Meat pianos from Orton, coal beds, and McLaughlin Coal Co. election bets at Tonkin's, 41 Hust Broadway. Mentions births, deaths, local sales at Gray's, Purity cafe, and advertisements for hats, Angal shoes, and a lathe wanted.
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Grady's
Orton Broa
Danelnus
McLaughlin Coal Co
Tonkin's
Hust Broadway
Frank M. Hickman
Gray's
West Park Street
Purity Cafe
W. H. Davey
Quartz
Tonkin
Phe Chothery
Boat Park Street
Butte
Ted Oot Shoe Company
North Main Streat
Saloon Proprietor Arrested For Election Day Breach
Owen McCaw of 22 Mast Park Street was arrested by police for allegedly failing to keep saloons closed on election day. He refused to curtain windows or shut the front door after a warning and posted $85 bond pending trial.
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Owen McCaw
Mast Park Street
McCaw
C. M. & St. P. Railway Announces Through Sleeper Service
Beginning Wednesday morning November 4 the C M and St Paul railway will operate sleeping car service between Butte and St Paul Minneapolis. A new first class dining car service is also established between those points. For details contact senior agent T Warner at A P depot daily.
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Butte
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Teave
Mlaros
T. Warner
Arrest on South Main Street Sparks Pitiful Disorder
A man was arrested at 9 30 p m on South Main Street amid a shouted altercation. Witnesses say he accelerated a vehicle during a confrontation and urged the driver to speed away. He posted a $10 bond to secure release.
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Mike Giotion
South Main Street
Vite
Splendid Service Praise Highlights Automatie
Readers praise the prompt and efficient service of the Automatie across many homes and communities. The widespread appreciation shows strong support and enthusiasm for the Automatic system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bultay
Whan Hrewn Talrs Politics and the Crowd’s Echo
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Whan Hrewn lawmaker-like figures shouting on streets and during the day. The narrator describes heated arguments, bold charges against magnates, and a party chief arranging and faking a dollar scheme amid political bustle.
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Vin
Brown
Silver Bow County Returns Show GOP Strength in 4 County Race
Details from Silver Bow and surrounding districts indicate strong Republican performance with Norris leading the governor race by an estimated 1200 to 2000. Official tallies show Republican gains across multiple local offices including Coroner and Railroad Commissioner with clear margins over Democratic opponents.
Donlan Elected Asserts Early Republican Victory
Alexander Maratiny, acting chairman for the Republican party, announced shortly after midnight that Tait Nag carried the state by a safe margin, with State Senator Ad Donkin elected by about 1,500 to 2,000. He said the figures come from a live fund based on returns sent to the state chairman at Helena, and that the balance of the state ticket is safe with larger majorities expected.
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Alexander Maratiny
Ohairown
Republican Cmunity Central Committee
Open Windows and Simple Summer Habits for Fall
From the Congregationalist the piece urges keeping open windows for fresh air, continuing outdoor activity, and simple house routines into fall. It argues that mild adjustments can preserve summer vitality, urging daily outdoor exercise and a cordial approach to work and family life as seasons change.
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Congregationalist
Fragmentary musings on marriage and life ethics
The text offers fragmented reflections on epitaphs sermons and marriage, noting odd phrases and misspellings. It mentions fools rushing in where angels fear to tread and suggests men should seek proper preparation before marriage, with obscured references to a college educator.
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Angela
Biondas
Bryan Confident He Would Win Out
In a crowded library scene, Roosevelt era remarks detail Bryan’s belief he would win, noting gains in New York Democratic vote, anticipated turnout on the other side of the state, and favorable Ohio district results. Supporters pressed him in the sun parlor while awaiting word from Mack and TV-like crowd optimism persisted into the late hours.
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Bryan
New York
Greater New York
Urarien
Ohio
Ryan
Fig
Mack
Chalymwan Mack
Abe Bryan
Lincoln
Leavitt
Mr. Bryan
Ataira
Normal
Linens
Missoula County Election Returns Incomplete At Dawn
Misoula County reports early election returns incomplete from city precincts at 3 oclock in the morning. Officials predict the county will carry the Emery ticket by a wide margin and Donlan will win by 200 to 300 in his hometown and county. Legislative ticket remains untouched by judges at that hour.
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Apalah Te Ie
Missoula
Donlan
Word from Leaders Telegram to Miles on Election Returns
Cincinnati telegram from Ames Sherman praising the campaign work and accurate forecast of favorable national returns, especially New York. He thanks Frank J. Miles for constructive support and extends gratitude for the successful election effort, expressing continued cooperation and success.
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Cincinnati
Oludee
Frank J. Miles
Conntry
New York
Election prospects in county ticket race discussed
Report from ten precincts indicates near parity outside, with Campbell as Democrat for county ticket leading towards ul Graham as Republican in a neck and neck race for county attorney. Milroney, Republican, holds a big lead over Marlowe, Democrat, while Hugh Kennedy, Democrat, leads outside precincts. Waylor trails for clerk, Canlon Democrat and Kuphal Johnson race for county clerk and recorder are close. Mrs Marshall, Republican, is favored for county superintendent. other officers' results remain uncertain.
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Sheik
Campbell
Ul Graham
Milroney
Marlowe
War
Hugh Kennedy
Waylor
Canlon
Kuphal
Johnson
Clert
Marshall
Iisslaherty
Ax County
County returns indicate Republican sweep despite partial data
Partial results from 14 of 18 precincts show Republicans carry Yellowstone County by margins of 490 to 600. Taft leads in 9 precincts with 1,898 votes. Bryan trails in 14 precincts with 1,621. Dolan and Norris totals are 1,834 and 1,492 respectively. Dan Jan's overall majority likely under 300. Republicans win county and legislative ticket.
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Taft
Bryan
Pray
Dolan
Norris
Dan- Jan
Lepisindive
Carbon County Daily Returns Report Election Totals
Carbon County returns coming in slowly to the Standard Teed Lodge. Six precincts give Tate an 18 vote majority, six precincts give Rive a 303 majority, Donlan shows 168 majority. Democrats optimistic about state outcome.
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Alow
Tate
Donlan
Taft Favored In Fergus County Election Outlook
Lewistown November 3 Special Dispatch reports Chairman G C Marshall of the Democratic Committee predicting Taft will win by about 200 votes, Donlan 160, Pry 200. Scratching noted on the county ticket but Democrats expect a majority of officers. two representatives likely Republican.
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Standard
Lewistown
GC. i. Marshall
Democratic
Taft
Donlan
Pry
Norris Safely Elected Says Chairman Gallwey
Harry Gallwey, chairman of the Democratic state committee, declares at 2 am that Norris leads for governor by at least 1500 votes. He cites solid support in Missoula, Ravalli, Deer Lodge, Gallatin and Western Montana with others like Goodwin, Wevin and Tolan also favored. Bryan may win Silver Bow narrowly. Romney strong in Ravalli. Donlan held his own in Western Montana.
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Harry Gallwey
Democratic Empity Central Committee
Norris
Butte
Wil Jead Bryen
Long
Phil Goodwin
Charley Wevin
J. H. Tolan
Biles Romney
Montana
Debal
Silver Bow
Duer Lodge
Bryan
Sone
Donlan
Missoula
Lewis Ann Clark
Jefferson
Madison
Beaverhead
Cascade
Bowell
Park
Granite
Gallatin
Deer Lodge
Ravalli
Romney
Sioux leader Hollow Horn Bear on trial in 1881
Sioux City dispatch reports Hollow Horn Bear, chief of the Sioux, visiting Senator Gamble at Yankton and later seeking aid from Judge Witten. A bill with his portrait on banknotes was kept by the judge, depicting the chief as a living figure on a 5 and 20 dollar bill in a historic controversy over likeness and payment.
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Sioux City
Paul
Hollow Horn Bear
Sions
Ram
Senator Gamble
Yankton
Ani
Wolston
Tidge Witten
Judes Witten
Volo Horn
Anik
Aperinita
Fragmentary old town note on market and weather wisdom
A garbled page fragment references a hall, heat, market prices, a warning to Whomar Kat, and concerns about an earthquake. It hints at local fear, shadows, and insufficient resources amid upheaval in the town.
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Thia
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Bute
C. M
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Silver Bow Cave
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Donian
J. Bruce Mremer
National Conunit
Toolian
Medrthur
Mee Mahon
Sherman
McMahan
Davenport
Yoder
Harvey
Twa Y Morley
Newman
Billings
Ison
Viernes
I. Oe
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Ds Bee
Weiss
I. Ry
Tfiv
Uae
I Hibbert
Gaale Ie
Macaulay
Clothery
East Park Street
MecKendry
Hannifin
Park and
Dekote Streets
Missoula County
Wirltam II
Ames
James
Suerman
Yellowstone
Carbon County
Fergus County
Ansonia
Rogers Bros
the Jeweler
N. Main St
Manufacturing Jeweler
Winchester
Remington
aVrange
Sportsmen's Store
Cole
Housewives
A. C. M. Hardware House
Optimoz Ve
Louis S. Cohn
Gallwey
Mayer
Buack
Montana Optical Co
West Park
Weggenman & Mund, Inc
Congress
Anaconda
City Drug Company
Newhro Drug Company
Goitee
Baus Aid
Jonas
Henry Jonas & Son
Granite Street
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