Magnificent St Patrick Fair Opens in Miners Union Hall
A grand St Patrick’s fair in Miners Union hall drew a large crowd for its charity drive to fund a new parish house. Catholic and Episcopal ladies ran booths from furniture to dolls, ice cream, and a fortune teller. Bright lighting, festive costumes, and multiple attractions kept attendees shopping and smiling, with matinees planned for children.
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C. E. Mitchell
Montana Electric Company
George Rookwood
Henry Mueller
M. P. Lavelle
Frank Houcher
Mason
Kennedy
Kelley
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C. P. Connelly
Jerry Malling
James O’connell
Merchants’ Booth
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Rowan
Miss O'Neill
Miss Leary
McDoermott
Mme. Ziegler
Alice Langlois
Emma Krause
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J. McCormick
N. Wolf
Mr. Wolfe
Constantinople
Gus Morgan
J. W. Collins
Walter Lewis
Harry Nichards
Tempting Fair Food Draws Crowd to Patronized Dept
At the fair a tempting treat lured attendees to a well patronized department. Mrs. Kate Spiller, Mrs. M. Lewis and Mrs. M. Whitty led a large corps of assistants. Father DeSiere and other priests attended. Concerts planned each evening with the Ladies' orchestra and other musicians volunteering.
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Kate Spiller
M. Lewis
M. Whitty
Father DeSiere
Ladies’ Orchestra
Notable Visitors Roam Butte as Local Life Flows
Satin Kohlberg Helena and J Jensen Maryeville visit Butte while J A Howard Sheridan and Charles Morris Pony register in town. H L Sherlock arrives from Boulder and J D Thompson Helena joins yesterday arrivals. Judge Cullen Helena tours after Spokane trip as Harry Hallen dies last night with funeral notice to follow.
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T Boulder
A. H. Mitchell
Butte
Warm Springs
Charles E. Morris
Pony
J. Jensen
Maryeville
J. A. Howard
Sheridan
John D. Thompson
Helena
FF Crowley
Boston
Ivy Barker
Portland
Ore
Gus Morgan
West
Granite Street
Levi Shambow
Sam Burnside
Monida
W. KE. Cullen
Spokane
Butte Typographical Union Plans Suttons Theater Benefit
The Butte Typographical union met last evening to stage an entertainment at Suttons theater featuring top local talent. Proceeds will refill the union treasury after heavy expenditures for sick members.
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Butte Typographical Union
Sutton
Mule Made a Reputation in Chase County Tale
A Topeka Journal tale recalls Brown who rode a mule against horse thieves. The plan faltered as the mule bolted toward the camp, forcing Brown to bluff his way to glory while the others pursued a slower approach. The story credits Brown’s nerve, later revealed as the mule’s stubborn speed.
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National
Brown
Ile
Long-Lost Lovers Reunite in Oil City Marriage
David R R Hosterman of Springfield and Miss Mary Herpst of Oil City united in marriage at the bride’s home in Oil City after a decades long story of separation and renewed affection. Forty four years earlier she was a bright school girl in Shippersville while he was a young school teacher. He later married but was widowed, and a year ago he learned of Herpst’s single status, leading him to Oil City where their old love was renewed and the wedding planned.
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David RR. Hosterman
Springfield
Mary Herpst
Miss Herpst
Shippersville
Hosterman
Booking mix up threatens shows at Grand Opera house
A scheduling error has left Frank Tannehill with A Young Wife and Brownies in Fairyland on the same bill tonight at the Grand Opera house. Lawyers for Tannehill and Sutton met but no settlement was reached. Tannehill may proceed with the performance as the Brownies arrive today.
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Fairyland
Tannehill
Sutton
Butte
Bozeman
Leonard
Opera House
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Italian Anarchists Arrests Grow After King Assassination
Notes describe widespread arrests across Italy for anarchist acts and for praising Bresci's murder, with Ancona alone trying 12 people in August and issuing sentences totaling 144 years and 180 francs in fines.
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Italy
Bresels
Ancona
Hiresecl
Judgment in a Quiet Household Scene
A judge-like voice assesses a domestic scene as a mother threatens bed and a child asks what time it is. The dialogue captures a humorous domestic moment centered on rules and a clock.
Watts and Potts in a Salary Showdown
From the Indianapolis Press, Watts notes that a man cannot be a gentleman on under ten thousand dollars a year and Potts counters that with that income a man need not be a gentleman.
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Indianapolis Press
Watts
Potts
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