Butte Current Notes Local items and ads mix in city news
Wagon coal beds at Grady's Rent planes from Orton Bros. Dancing Tuesday night at the Coliseum. Sale of ladies suits at Gray's 109 West Park. Purity cafe advertises first class meals. Birth notices include Mr and Mrs Mark Lewis 1218 Farrell, a girl Nov 2. Mr and Mrs Edward Lindquist 1122 Madison Nov 2. Mr and Mrs Louis Zoebl 411 South Dakota a son Nov 3. Mr and Mrs Edward Anderson 969 Delaware Nov 1. Atterbury clothes promoted at Tonkin's Clothery 41 East Park. Regal shoes hype quarter sizes and comfort. Local ads for W. H. Davey Quartz location blanks under new sale laws. Park Street and Main Street shop promos end.
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Grady’s
Orton Bros
Coliseum
McLaughlin Coal Co
Lee
Ridgley
Tonkin's Clothery
Gray's
West Park Street
Purity Cafe
W. H. Davey
Quartz
Standard Office
Dire
Mark, Lewis
Farrell , Street
Edward Lindquist
Madison Avenue
Louis Zoebl
South Dakota
Edward Anderson
Delaware Avenue
William Fissher
J. H. Sires
Curtis
Douglas the Schute
West Broadway
P.O. News
Atterbury
East Park Street
Homer ‘Townsend
Pennsylvania Black
Regal
Red Boot Shoe Company
Orth Main Street
Chancellor von Buelow Questioned by Socialists
Berlin Nov. 4 The Reichstag met with empty ministerial seats as four interpellations demanded the chancellor explain the imperial interview. Socialists radical and conservative filed three others. The house adopted by a large majority a resolution to postpone discussion to another sitting, signaling likely support for Prince von Buelow.
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Berlin
Retchstag
von Buelow
Prince von Buelow
Republicans Claim 20000 Plurality in Kansas Race
Topeka reports early returns show Republicans leading with a around 20000 vote margin in the Kansas governor and U.S. Senate races. Late tallies from incomplete and complete returns adjust the margin, confirming a Republican edge as results come in from the state.
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Topeka
Jan
The Standards New Premium Wool Punting Mags Advertisement
An advertisement touts premium wool punting flags with double stitching and 48 stars stitched on both sides. It notes a strong through tape to prevent fraying, heavy gas headings, and brass rem ained subscription to The Standard. Buy for 10 dollars.
Death of Arthur Peters in South Butte from blood poisoning
Arthur Peters longtime South Butte resident died at his home after a brief illness caused by a sliver wound that became infected. He was proprietor of the Holland rink bottling works and active in church and community groups. Surviving are a widow, several small children, two brothers John and Onslow and two sisters. Funeral Friday at 10 o'clock at St Joseph church. In city council, a clash over lumber bills to the Montana Milling Co. sparked a special committee. other measures included crosswalk work and a hole repair near the Woman's club.
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Arthur Peters
Tutte
Wyoming Street
Mr. Peters
Peters
South Butte
Holland Rink Bottling Works
Butte
Philippines
Company B
St. Joseph's Literary Elu
Woodmen of the ‘World
South Butte Camp
John
Onslow
John McMurray
Annie Peters
St. Joseph’ Church
Corby
Fenner
Montana Miling Company
O'Teats
Stephens
Riley
Mooney
O'Connor
Utah Avenue
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
St Joseph's Bazaar
No. 47
W. Park
Patterson Loses Leg In Dillon Train Accident
John Patterson, a railway employee aged 40, slipped from a locomotive in Dillon and lost his right leg. He was taken to Dillon for first aid, then to Butte for treatment. The leg was amputated between the ankle and knee. Patterson is married with two children. his wife and daughter remain at his bedside in Butte.
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John Patterson
Murray's
Dillon
Patterson
Bond
Butte
Itra Patterson
Norris Victory Report Sparks Montana Headquarters Rally
Chairman Gallwey declares Norris carried Silver Bow by 1200 as Democrats celebrate a county sweep. Returns show Taft leading statewide with Glimpse of good margins for Swinhurst Tolan and Goodwin, while unsure prospects remain in pending precincts.
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Heaverhead
Butte
Silver Bow County
Norris
Harry Gallwey
Donian
Donlan
Taft
Sliver
Taft Carries Maryland by a Few Votes in Early Returns
Unofficial returns show Taft ahead in Maryland by 149 votes with full statewide tallies of 11 25 for Taft and 11 181 for Bryan though official counts begin tomorrow. Charge that many precincts from Dorchester and Worcester counties are incomplete. Also note the funeral of Mrs Mary L Stevenson at 1108 Caledonia Street with burial planned in Dubuque Iowa and a request to omit flowers.
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Baltimore
Taft
Maryland
Dor
Chester
Worcester
Bryan
Brylan
Mary L. Stevenson
Caledonia Street
Mayer Continues Diamond and Jewelry Guarantee Offer
The report notes that both prices align with M's statement and Mayer maintains his pledge to sell diamonds, watches, and jewelry, offering continued guarantees on quality and value.
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Mayer
Montana Optical Co Promises Satisfaction Guarantee
An advertisement states Montana Optical Co offers a satisfaction or money refunded guarantee on glasses and frames. They promote free fit and quality, noting their location at 22 West Park inside Mayer's store to attract new customers.
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Montana Optical CO
West Park
Mayer
Suit Over Tailings Drags Slowly In Butte Court
Judge Hunt resumed the Colusa Parrott mining suit against Western Loan and Savings Association as 10 witnesses including old-time Silver Bow residents testified on tailings damage long before copper smelting. Real estate expert Will Orr to testify, government and land classification witnesses recalled. Separate matters noted include Wenger Verth bankruptcy and Western Wagon and Grain contempt case with Powell.
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Hunt
Western Loan and Savings Association
Colusa-Parrott Mining and Milling Company
Butte
Helena
Silver Bow County
Will Orr
Northern Pacific
Commission
Wenger J. Verth
F. H. Harkins
Western Wagon ‘and Grain Company
J. E. Powell
Powell
Comrades Meet at 17 West Broadway Hall Friday
Members are requested to assemble at the hall on West Broadway at 9 stock m on Friday to attend the meeting and discuss affairs.
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West Broadway
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Butte Council
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Quanne
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Timate
Alderman Fenner
John P. Mondioch
Sewell
Sewell “Mr. Mondiochid
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Miso
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Tonkin’s
Tonkin
Gallwey
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Jean Sweep
Swinhurst
Tolan
Goodwin
Swindlehurst
AFT
HUB
Just
Butte Jewelers
Weggenman & Mund, Inc
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Portieres
Ieres
Westeray
Stewart Steel Range
Montana
DAVIS
Main Street
Stewart
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