Butte Current Notes Highlights Local Notices and Visits
Local items include Grady’s wagon coal beds and piano rentals from Orton Bros Coal and Wood. Dentists Drs Cole and Tait at 48 W Park. Mrs Tonkin of Seattle visiting relatives. Dore studio now at 387 N Main above Calkins Book Store. Marriage licenses issued to multiple couples.
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Grady's
Orton Bros
McLaughlin Coal Co
Drs
Cole & Tait
Dentists
W. Park
Lady's New Sealskin
Bargain
Mose Linz
North Main Street
Matthews and Karsted
State Savings Bank
Standard Office
Broadway
M. W. Lawlor
Fred W. Elliott
California
John Elliott
President Barstow names Senator Dixon on board
El Pato Tex Oct 5 George E Barstow new president of the national irrigation congress appointed a board of governors for the ensuing year including himself secretary B A Gewler D A Beard Frederick Koesel W J McGhee and Senator Joseph M Dixon of Montana If William A Reeder agrees he will be the seventh member Plans call for five member committees on reclamation national conservation and irrigation data to congress and related studies.
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el Pato
Tex
George E. Barstow
National Irrigation Congress
Barstow
B. A. Gewler
Arizona
D. A. Beard
California
Frederick Koesel
Utah
W. J. McGhee
Inland Waterways Commission
Joseph M. Dixon
Montana
William A. Reeder
Kansas
Américan Réclamation Congress
Mexico City
Roosevelt
John Barrett
Bureau of American Republics
Washington
National Conservation Commission
Congress
Funeral notice for George Fitschen in Butte
George Fitschen aged 66 is to have his body arrive in Butte from St Paul tomorrow or Thursday and be taken to White and Krebs undertaking rooms. Funeral services will be announced later.
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George
Fitschen
St. Paul
Butte
White & Kreb
Pioneer George Fitschen Dies in St Paul After a Long Life
George C. Fitschen, longtime Butte police commissioner and Montana pioneer, died in St Paul of stomach cancer after traveling east for treatment. Born June 22 1843 in Selsingen Germany he survived the Austria shipwreck and built a life in Montana, amassing property and serving in politics and law enforcement. He leaves brothers Gus and A F Fitschen of Butte and San Francisco, among others, and his cremation will occur in San Francisco per his wishes.
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George C. Fitschen
Montana
Butte
Corby
St. Paul
Gus Fitschen
A. F. Fitschen
California
George Fitschen
Rochester, Minn
Fitschen
Rochester
San Francisco
Chas Fitschen
George
Tn Butte
Knights of Pythias
Fred
Selsingen
Hannover
Germany
United States
Austria
New York
Quebec
Texas
Deer Lodge
Gus Fitsehen
A. FF. Fiteesen
John CC. Fitseehen
Fitsenen
Corbyn
Boad
Isadore Simeon Leads Hebrew Ceremonial in Northwest
The city’s well known merchant Isadore Simeon performed the Hebrew ceremonial, regarded by Jewish friends as one of the ablest masters in the Northwest. He was assisted by Max Fried, president of Adath Israel, famed for his generous social character and liberal spirit.
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Isadore Simeon
Simon
Adath Israel
Max Fried
Butte
Trans-Mississippi Men Confer Today in Frisco
Nearly one thousand delegates gather in San Francisco for the Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress five day session. J B Case of Abilene Kansas will open the event with a keynote address at Dreamland pavilion. The gathering will focus on conservation irrigation soil science river and harbor improvements merchant marine trade with the Orient and western hemisphere issues. Participants include 18 states four territories six foreign countries and other promotion groups. The opening day also includes organization tasks and a cruise about the bay.
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San Francisco
J. B. Case
Abilene
Kan
Dreamland Pavilion
United States
Congress
Western Hemisphere
Larsen Maugason Couple Wed at Fast Butte Home
The residence of John Montin at 2255 Hickory Street in Fast Butte hosted a Sunday evening wedding. Miss Mary Christina Magnuson married Niels Peder Larsen with Rev J W Nyvall officiating. After the ceremony guests enjoyed light refreshments and well wishes from friends. The couple will live on Redwood Street in East Butte.
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John Montin
Hickory Street
Fast Butte
Montin
Mary Christina Magnuson
Niels Peder Larsen
J. W. Nyvall
Lutheran Church
Butte
Redwood Street
East Butte
Ad Urges Readers to Answer Today
A local newspaper ad invites immediate action with a direct call to readers. The notice emphasizes quick response and highlights available contact details for participation or inquiry.
Wool Bunting Flags Offered With Subscriptions
Advertisement notes wool bunting flags stitched in double stitch with 46 stars on both sides. Flags feature heavy canvas headings, brass grommets, and storm-fray preventing tape. Free with each $10 a year in advance Standard subscription. readers urged to send payment.
Dentist Son Weds Miss Edna Smith Cannon in City Home
Frank German son of Dr. E E German and Edna Smith Cannon daughter of Hayes Cannon were married at 5 PM yesterday at the bride's parents home 012 West Granite street. Rev E J Groeneveld officiated with John Gallagher as best man and Mrs John Gallagher as bridesmaid. The couple left for Seattle and then Alaska to set up dentistry practice in the Copper River country.
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Frank German
E. E. German
Edna Smith Cannon
Hayes Cannon
West
Granite Street
E. J. Groeneveld
First Presbyterian Church
John Gallagher
German
Seattle
Alaska
Copper River Country
Butte
Slomovitch-Maisser Wedding At Adath Israel
At Adath Israel on West Silver street a Yom Kippur wedding joined Miss Pessa Slomovitch and Harry Maisser in the Mosaic rite. Both reside in Billings. Sam Slomovitch, father of the bride, was one of the Burlington wreck victims at Columbus. his brother died from shock. Both bodies were buried in Butte Jewish cemetery. The bride wore mourning attire.
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Adath Israel
West Silver Street
Pessa Slomovitch
Harry Maisser
Billings
Sam Slomovitch
Columbus
Butte
Brennan Warns Against Forged Mine Requests
Pete Brennan says his name is being forged on work requests at the mines. He demands that no one be authorized to sign his name to any such requests or to any other documents.
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Pete Brennan
Mr. Brennan
Mayer's Diamonds and Jewelry Ad Promises Low Prices
A vintage ad praises back combs and amber pieces with elegant design and craftsmanship. It highlights Mayer's Diamonds as a store offering sterling silver for weddings and other items at one fourth to one third less than elsewhere, with a positive money back guarantee.
Optician Offers Free Fitting and Exam at Montana Optical
The Montana Optical Company at 22 W. Park in Mayer's Store provides free eye exams and fittings with a satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded policy.
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W. Park
Mayer's
Butte student wins Girard scholarship to Columbia College
George C. Sullivan, junior at the School of Mines, won the Girard scholarship at Columbia College. The gift from Mrs. Girard covers the full four years. Sullivan, about 19, graduated from Butte High School in 1906 and will depart for Columbia Thursday or Friday to begin the program.
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George C. Sullivan
School of Mines
Girard
Columbia College
Marcus Daly
H. Bowman
Don Sullivan
Woolman Street
The
Butte High School
Submarine Emeraude Completes 693 Mile Underwater Run
The Emeraude arrived at Chebourg after 81 hours submerged, covering 693 miles at nine knots. The crew, though fatigued, bore the trial admirably.
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Chebourg
Emeraude
Kern denounces third term at North Carolina rally
John W. Kern, Bryan's running mate, attacked the third term idea before a large Democratic crowd in Asheville. He argued the president should not dictate his successor, linking Roosevelt's reforms to opposition by the House speaker and a dominant Senate bloc. Governor Glenn said the rally was the city's largest political demonstration since 1896.
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Asheville
South
John W. Kern
Bryan
North Carolina
Kern
Glenn
Washington
Grant
Jackson
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Senate
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