Jewish New Year Observed in Butte Congregations
Jewish services marked the New Year and the anniversary of President McKinley’s death. Rabbi Chumaceiro led Benai Israel as the reform group held memorials while Adath Israel observed at its Silver Street synagogue with a large audience and a special choir.
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Butte
Benai Israel
Reformed Church
Adath Israel
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Silver Street
Chumaceiro
Jooney
Chumacetro
McKinley
William McKinley
Petition for Probate of Will in Billings
Anna Dp Black filed for probate of the will of her late husband Charles Black who died September 8 in Billings. The will names Mrs Black as administratrix without bond. The estate is valued at about 25000 dollars in personal property and 2500 dollars in real estate. The will was drafted in the hospital and witnessed by the mother Superior and Judge Goss who drew the instrument.
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Standard
Billings
Anna Dp. Black
Charles Black
Goss
County Physician Reports Savings on County Costs
Dr J H Thorpey, county physician, reports for the quarter ending last night: 59 visits to the poor farm. pesthouse occupied all but 19 days. Estimated minimum fees for smallpox patients would be 710 dollars and 659 dollars for poor attendance, total 1369 dollars under the old contract, vs 300 dollars under his contract, saving 1069 dollars.
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Standard
Great Falls
J. H. Thorpey
Money for the Miners Benefit Crowded Broadway Crowd crowds Butte theater for relief.
The Pennsylvan ia miners benefit at Broadway theater drew about 3,000 tickets sold and 2,500 inside, with hundreds turned away. O'Brien praised William Scallon and Senator Clark as generous supporters, while hostilities flared over Heinze and a towering crowd needed order restored by Captain Crawford. Bands, soloists, and a rock drill show followed as the program closed with The Star Spangled Banner. The event raised substantial funds for miners relief and ongoing union aid, with over 4,000 dollars monthly in relief work reported.
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Broadway
Pennsylvania
O. B. O’brien
Miners’ Union
William Scallon
Anaconda Company
Senator Clark
House
Mr. O'Brien
F. A. Heinze
Jack Crawford
Boston
Montana
Ignatius Donnelly
Ethel Dillon
Harry Rodda
Michael Davey
Jack
Captain Jack
Opera House
Boston & Montana
Montana State
Silver City
Bates Band
Dick Sutton
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Anaconda
Butte & Boston Properties
Heinze
Brien
Amalgamated Company
O'Brien
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Butte Miners’ Union
Butte
Good Scores In Practice In Thorn Ton Alleys City League
Mortimer White returned from a short vacation and showed solid form in last night’s Thorn ton city league practice. Misevich and Adams excelled, signaling strong potential ahead for when All-American bowlers arrive in Butte. The team lineup likely includes Sheehan as captain Perham Ellis Hammill Misevich Adams and White with the local stars matching up October 30 and 31.
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Mortimer White
Thornton Alleys
Misevich
Adams
White
Fettle
Butte
H. J. Sheehan
Arthur Perham
T. J. Ellis
A. EK. Hammill
Michael Misevich
John EK. Adams
Tragedy of the Cross Tour at the Grand
Rev. Alfred W. Martin of Tacoma spoke at the Grand Opera last night on Oberammergau’s Passion Play. He described its origins, village actors, and the offering intent, and recalled Rosa Lang and Peter Rendl’s differing fates in the production.
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Oberammergau
Grand Opera House
Alfred W. Martin
Tacoma
Wash
Christ
Martin
Mr. Martin
Rosa Lang
Mother of Christ
Peter Rendl
John
Anton Lang
Thomas Rendl
Peter
Johann Zwick
Judas
Anna Flunger
Virgin Mary
Fall of Rock Injures Miner at Mountain View Mine
Samuel Edwards narrowly escaped a fatal rock fall at the Mountain View mine last night. He suffered scalp wounds and a foot fracture but was removed to RB M hospital at Meaderville and reported not seriously hurt. Edwards, 27, single, from South Butte, remains resting.
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Mountain View
Samuel Edwards
Meaderville
Edwards
South Butte
Butte Briefs On Travel for Local Notables
W H Winters left for New York to spend about a month. George B Drakenfield, owner of the Eva May mine near Basin, is in the city. A F E Kear of the Butte Street Railway company will leave for an extended eastern trip lasting about a month visiting Washington New York Philadelphia and coal regions before returning to Danville Pennsylvania.
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W. H. Winters
New York
George B. Drakenfield
Eva May
Basin
City
A. F E. Kear
Butte Street Railway Company
Butte
Mr. Kear
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Danville
Helena Bank Deal Prompts Trust and Banking Plans
W G Conrad of Great Falls says he purchased assets of the First and Merchants National banks of Helena and will open a trust and banking business in the city. He plans to base operations in the First National Bank building and spend much time in Helena to improve real estate market conditions tied to bank receiverships.
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Standard
Helena
Oct
First
National Banks
First National Bank
W. G. Conrad
Great Falls
The
Conrad
Mr. Conrad
K. T. Wilson
Anaconda lowers sprinkling rate to five cents per foot
Anaconda officials cut the sprinkling tax to 5 cents per linear foot of property, a one cent reduction from last year. The district coverage expanded and another wagon added, with business leaders praising improved service and lower costs. The city clerk's list of taxable feet is reviewed as objections remain few.
Decorating Austrian Hall by Redmond and Ritz
Redmond and Ritz renovate the Austrian hall at Chestnut and Fourth Streets after a successful season. They aim to attract patrons with comfortable facilities and plan to host dances on Mondays and Saturdays throughout the winter.
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Redmond & Ritz
Chestnut
Fourth Streets
King Dodo Opera Thrills Late Nineties Audiences
Patrons filled the Margaret theater last evening for the new opera King Dodo. The crowd crowded the pit Sullery and foyer to the rear as de Butte patrons showed strong support for the performance following The Strelsers comic act.
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Margaret Theater
Dodo
de Butte
Strelsers
King Dodo shines as Anaconda opera draws packed house
The Margaret Theater in Anaconda hosts a full audience for King Dodo with a strong cast led by Ray mond Hitchcock as the king. Arthur Deagon Arthur Wooly Margaret Zabelle Cheridah Simpson and others deliver lively performances in bright scenery and soldierly humor.
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Margaret Theater
King Dodo
Anaconda
Mr. Savage
Raymond Hitchcock
Hitchcock
de Wolfe Hopper
Arthur Deagon
Arthur Wooly
Dr. Fizz
William Corliss
Mudge
Eunilla
Ieta Risely
Queen Lili
Margaret McKinney
Angela
Cheridah Simpson
Piola
Forune
Miss Simpson
Flora Zabelle
Annette
Sancho
Miss Willey
Mr. Warring
Lopes
Mr Meek
Basswood
Dodo
Anaconda Football Team Plans Meeting For Reorganization
The Anaconda team will hold a meeting tonight at the vacant lot on Commercial avenue to reorganize. They hope to form a winning squad and consider a return game with the Butte Juniors on Oct 19.
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Anaconda
Commercial Avenue
Butte
Havre School Census Sees Record Enrolment and Bond Plans
Havre Montana reports 677 children in the district with 477 between 6 and 21. Enrollment climbs as attendance improves. a new room and teacher are added. Next spring residents will vote on building another school and issuing bonds under district plans.
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Havre
Ment
H. J. Meili
Chateau County
Cantine Promoted to Superintendent of Bridges in Montana Division
Billings Oct 1 Formal announcement and a posted bulletin notice the promotion of F E I Cantine to superintendent of bridges for the Montana division of the Northern Pacific. Cantine has served as roadmaster between Billings and Livingston for several years and is described as capable.
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Standard
Billings
Division
FE. I. Cantine
Montana
Northern Pacific
Cantine
Livingston
First Snow Falls in Denver This Season
The first snow of the season began at 9 o'clock tonight in Denver after a rainy day. Temperatures are mild so the snowfall melts as it falls and no major disruption is expected.
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Denver
Ranch Loss Over Desert Land Entry in Montana
Elbridge Rose of Shelby loses a Teton county ranch two miles west of Kevin station after a state decision denies amendment of his desert land entry. The land, about 160 acres, was claimed for school purposes and irrigation costs, but is cancelled. Rose may still buy the land from the state if offered the best price and state consent.
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Standard
Great Falls
General Land Office
Elbridge Rose
Shelby
Teton County
Kevin
Canada Road
Montana
Helena
Rosa
Rose
United States
Fatal Shaft Accident in Klondike Claim
Seattle dispatch reports Dan McKenzy Robe rt Haddock and Frank Mills were killed or fatally injured in a shaft accident at the Fox claim on King Solomon Kill Klondike Sept 16. The cage fractured during lowering causing Mills to fall 114 feet with McKenzy and Haddock. Haddock died instantly, McKenzy died minutes later, Mills died after medical exam.
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Seattle
Dan McKenzy
Robert Haddock
Frank Mills
King Solomon Kill
Klondike
McKenzy
Haddock
Glendenan
Frank
Mills
Shaft
Frank Mille
Heide estate bond filed for Henry F D Heide will
Frank Rademaker and P A Evers executors of Henry F D Heide filed a $50,000 bond for letters testamentary. Heide, a wealthy sheep man from the county, died in Germany in June after visiting his mother. The estate is valued at about $50,900 in cash and notes, with everything willed to his mother. Bonds secured by Christian and Peter Yegen, P R Moss, and M A Arnold. bond approved by the clerk in vaca.
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The
Standard
Billings
Frank Rademaker
P. A. Evers
Henry F. D. Heide
Heide
Germany
Christian
Peter Yegen
P. R. Moss
M. A. Arnold
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Tain View Mine
Butte Briefs
W. GG. Conrad
First and
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Anaconda News
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Harry B. Smith
Frank Hennessy
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