Butte Notes On Rentals Miners and Local Moves
Butte items note pianos for rent from Orton Bros and purchases from Montana Music Co. Dr. McCarthy and Dr. Allan relocate offices. Attorneys and doctors move locales, X ray exams offered, and a charity meeting set for 2 30 pm. Local residents travel, attend weddings, and civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Sherman
P. H. McCarthy
Legion
Montana Music Co
H. L. Franks
British Columbia
A. G. Allan
Pennsylvania
Mike Donlan
West Park
Hanson
Associated Charities
Parker to Promote Creamery Movement in Gallatin Valley
Bozeman dispatch notes Thomas Parker of Hutchinson Kansas arrived to address Gallatin Valley citizens. He plans meetings at the Gallatin Valley club to spark farmer interest in creameries and may establish several creameries if encouraged. Parker has built numerous creameries in Kansas and is credited with boosting dairying there.
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Standard
Bozeman
Thomas Parker
Hutchinson
Kan
Gallatin Valley Club
Parker
Gallatin Valley
Kansas
Crops Below Average Reported by Local Farmer
Bozeman October 1 Don Cameron a prominent Gallatin county farmer reports crops below average this year yet yields 75 bushels of oats per acre and over 44 bushels of barley on one farm indicating decent overall harvest despite the decline.
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Standard
Bozeman
Don Cameron
Gallatin County
County Finances In Good Condition In Silver Bow
County Treasurer James Maher reports September finances show a treasury balance near 250000 with 467158 in the sinking fund and 19000 in the general fund. School fund holds 117.94 and contingent fund 14833, with licenses and funds covering running expenses until new taxes begin in December.
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Silver Bow County
James Maher
Butte City
Seetees
Sosseserennes
City of
Walkerville
Steeeae Tees Redemption Fund
Eteewre Beesevies
Pete
State
General
Toa Institute
September District Court Costs and New Actions Report
The September report by S. M. Roberts shows county jurors’ fees of 1057.20 and witnesses’ costs of 27, with 29 jurors in Judge Clancy’s department serving 11 days. Sixty new suits began, including naturalization and marriage license applications, while several specific cases are noted: Smokehouse Copper partition sale without opposition, Browning v Milwaukee & Montana Mining settled for 1000, Healy v Cunningham mortgage foreclosure, and a non-support divorce for Mag gie and Clifford McGilliveray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Roberts
District Court
Smokehouse Copper Company
W. A. Dunbar
Charles Schatzlein
P. J. Brophy
Silas F. King
Oscar Stenberg
Smokehouse Lode
L. J. Browning
Milwaukee & Montana Mining Company
John Lindsay
Browning
Michael Healy
Sadie R. Cunningham
Big Butte
Clifford McGilliveray
Maggie McGilliveray
Butte
Youngster Gets Meat But Mother Repudiates Market Bill
A young purchaser obtains meat at a market while his mother challenges or rejects the payment or bill associated with the purchase. The report notes contention over the market transaction and the family’s financial dispute.
Warrant Issued Against Gem Restaurant Proprietor for False Pretenses
Mrs Maggie Burns swore a complaint yesterday against Nels Syers proprietor of the Gem restaurant at 74 East Park street alleging obtaining meat under false pretenses. A Justice Connor warrant followed after her son Chester Judd twelve, admitted buying meat for the restaurant and charging it to his mother. Syers denies the charge stating the boy lied and Nelson Sawyer plans defamation suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Burns
Nels Syers
Gem
East Park Street
Justice Connor
Metropolitan
Hennessy
Chester Judd
Lynch
Hld
Syers
Nelson Sawyer
Gem Restaurant
Rams from Ohio bred French rams arrive for herd breeding
Judge Lee received a carload of Ohio bred French rams from Carrollton Ohio. The animals weigh over 30 pounds and yield heavy fine wool. Several clipped over pounds of wool last season. First of their kind in the region. Lee plans to sell to individual sheep men to popularize the breed.
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Lee
Carrollton
Ohio
Fortune Teller Madam Renno Readings in Butte Circles
Palmist and clairvoyant offers readings for love marriage divorce and changes. Circles held Wednesday Friday and Sunday evenings at Stephens block 144 West Park street corner of Montana Butte. Readings one dollar for a short time.
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Renno
Stephens
West Park Street
Montana
Butte
Flying wedding on Baltimore streetcar line
Charles F. Boone a United Railway motorman married Miss Frances Sarmonski yesterday afternoon while his car paused for a rapid ceremony. He rushed to summon Rev. W E Ide who performed the nuptials in a minute with only the clergyman and his household present. The couple then resumed Boone race and continued the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Charles F. Boone
United Railways
Boone
W. E. Ide
Frances Sarmonski
Tole
Ide
Williams Simpson Jr and Laura Bowen Wed in Quiet Baptist Ceremony
Livingston residents Williams Simpson Jr and Miss Laura Bowen were married last night at the Baptist church parsonage. Rev. J. R. Wright officiated in a simple, pretty ceremony attended by close friends.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Williams. Simpson, Jr
Laura Bowen
Baptist Church Parsonage
J. R. Wright
Couple Married in Intimate Ceremony in Ennis
The couple, schoolmates from a local city, wed with only relatives and close friends present. The bride, daughter of W. H. Bowen, works as a bookkeeper, and the groom, a machinist at the Northern Pacific shops, has trained at Anaconda and Lima. They will reside at the Ennis home on the north side.
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Reynolds
Pipestone Springs
Alfred Whitworth
H. B. Davis
Deer Lodge
Fred J. Rowlands
A. Dugdale
Great Falls
Butte
E. W. Trainor
Henry Griffin
P. O. News Stand
East Park Street
Ducher’s
West Park
Ss. C. Comstock
Meaderville
Ellsworth
Harry N. Thomas
N. Gaylord Street
John Hosking
J. E. Liebe
Northern Pacific
Chicago
North Coast Limited
Putce Enate
McClernan
Michael Morris
William Smith
Thomas Muldoon
Marco Herbolich
Mike Bosenich
George D. Curtis
Michigan
School of Mines
Johns
McCullough
Union Gospel Mission
South Main Street
Lee Hayes
M. J. Sterling
Anti-Trust
W. H. Bowen
National Park Barn
Anaconda
Lima
Mrs. Simpson
Ennis
Wagon Train Maneuver Demonstrates Civil War Era Tactics
Fort Riley Kan Oct 1 The two forces clash as a wagon train defense against a brown raid and blue relief. Army officers observe, casualties mount, and the simulated loss versus success illustrates supply line protection and infantry cavalry tactics in a staged field exercise.
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Fort Riley
Kan
National Guard
Waa
James M. J. Lanner
Isih
Tran
Wis
T. KR. Rivers
Lith
Eves Nad
Saline
Topeka
Ogden
West Gate Post Office
Feld
G. W. Martin
18Th Infantry
Fourth Cavalry
Eighth Cavalry
Rutherford
Brown
Browne
Rand
Golven
Aaltion
Tra
Afr
Wye
Umnp
National guard officers observe army maneuvers
Regular army officers oversee the Kansas and Colorado national guards during outpost attack exercises. Four drills will be held tonight and tomorrow. Captain Gallagher spoke on rationing troops, with Col. Arthur L. Wagner to address strategy and an engineer officer on entrenchment.
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National Guard
Kansas
Colorado National Guards
Gallagher
Commissary Department
Modern Woodmen camp organized at De Roreta
Deputy Head Consul John F. Bannan organized a new Modern Woodmen of America camp in De Roreta with 22 candidates. Officers include Andrew McMullen as venerable consul, Alexander Anderson as adviser, Norton Beswick as banker, Alfred Whitmarsh as escort, Frank Kane as watchman, Louis Gagnon as sentinel, Stephen Walsh as physician, and others named W. A. Glasgow, James F. Coyle, William J. Mutray, and Charles Wletch.
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Standard
de Roreta
Woodmen of America
John F. Bannan
Andrew McMullen
Alexander 8. Anderson
Norton Beswick
Alfred Whitmarsh
Frank Kane
Woatchman
Louis Gagnon
Stephen Walsh
Cian
W. A. Glasgow
Mans
James Fe, Coyle
William J. Muteray
Charles Wletch
Wet weather delays thrashing into November in Bozeman
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Bozeman reports continued wet weather seriously interfering with thrashing. Many oats remain green due to a backward summer, and thrashers fill the town, enjoying themselves in saloons as they wait for better conditions.
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Bozeman
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Fupert Fmbalmeres Tuos
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Lydia
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G. W. Stapleton
Hodgens
United States
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John A. Ho Baratman
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Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbott
E. B. Weirick
Dutton
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T R. Binds
V. Preset Fayette Harrington
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Charles R. Leonard
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