Butte Street Railway Office Burglarized In Quiet Morning Theft
A careful, familiar thief entered the Butte street railway office between 3:30 and 6:00 am and pried open a desk drawer to steal $110 in small change. The intruder moved quietly, spread a coat on the floor to catch debris, and used a chisel to open the drawer without tripping alarms. The main counting room was accessed via the clubroom and closet, and the thief appears to have known the lay of the land, leaving no other items stolen.
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Butte Street
Wharton
George Theight
Yale
Noyes
Grance
Courthouse Room Plans Discussed By Great Falls Commission
Great Falls officials meet to review new courtroom needs furniture fixtures lighting and telephones. Architects Bi Lan Hai propose mahogany counters railings and partitions with Belgian marble bases and leaded glass. Estimated cost ranges from 16000 to 22090 depending on material choice and the board urges speedy final plans.
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Standard
Great Falls
Pring
Bia Lan Hai
Yourd
Faith of the Mormons Promotes Missionary Work in Butte
The Mormon Church in Butte pushes canvassing and distribution of missionary literature. Elders conduct visits inviting residents to accept the faith and its teachings, including core beliefs and planned activities. Judge Wolernay sentences Joe Corbett to three years for burglary, noting his youth and crime context.
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Mormon Church
Butte
Dlatelliuc
Meira
Church of
Sena Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Thore
Primitive Church
Israel
Zion
Joeph Corbett
Yes
McClernan
Oscar O. Bradley
Utah Avenue
Corebett
Department II
Church debt drive to fund Steepled South Idaho church
The congregation of St Paul of F church works to pay off the church debt on its South Idaho Street building. A fundraising dinner is planned next Thursday at 7 p m in the Adelaine block, with a large crowd expected. Also note funeral arrangements for Patrick Shanahan and local music instruction notice.
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St. Paul of F
Tdaho Street
the League
Tll Sp. m
Roe. L. A
Rte
Patrick Shanahan
Onder
Presid
Tray Cloths 27x27 Hem Hemmed Selection
A small advertisement notes tray cloths measuring 27 by 27 inches in hematite shade with a wide hem. The item is described as a splendid selection of handsome patterned material with a value of 1.30 dollars each.
Silk cloth sale offers bargain yardage
A fragmented ad lists wool fabrics priced at 98c and 59c per yard with descriptions of inch wide all wool black mastrat and a 4 inch all wool colored cloth. It notes high quality finished ve all wool sponged and proof cevil in the lot and claims most pieces sold below prior yard prices.
Unclear textile sale note with price snippets
Fragmentary OCR lists canvas cloths and zibelines in various colors with a price per yard and a general sale mention. Numbers include 80.50 and references to coats or sealing, but the text is garbled and lacks full details.
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United Moderns
Thie City
Tate
Wi Schneider
FW. Smith
Supreme Recorder
Denver
Colo
Anna Schneider
West Broadway
Fiom East Park Inn
Arcoun
Strow
BE. Cooney
Toners
Roe
Tal
Faith OF the Mormons
J. Corbett
Hes
Renshaw Hall
Wale
Anacomia
St the Grat Northern
North Marytreet
Messense World "Messenger Company
Montana Music Co
North Main Sirest
Wolern
Tn White
Corbett
Headley
Boat Park
Helena
John
Fed Nquor
Worth League of the St ”. F
Auten
F. Kuphal, Sr
Leipsie
Wes
Mercury
Orion Bros
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Hhe Kennell
Mammoth
N. Gomer, Ee
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Richardson
Ced Otto
Richardeo Owden
Mack
Sale Pric Electric
Edie Aise
Grenoble
France
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Euea
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Richard Hudaut
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M. J. Connell Company
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