Lady conductors run street cars for Episcopal fair
All day in Butte the street cars were run by women of the Episcopal fair. Fare, please, rang out as coins clinked and cash poured in, with tickets and passes ignored. The event drew praise, jokes, and close to $500 in receipts, despite a few slips of theft and an accident on South Main.
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Butte
Walkerville
South Main Street
Wharton
Mr. Wharton
West Side
Northern Pacific
Meaderville
Joe Dawson
Hattie Noyes
Katie Sullivan
Newbro
McNaught
Wilson
South Main
Emma Buol
Hellbronner
Helen Tilton
Gussie Miles
Helen Prouts
Centerville
J. Bourey
Alice Lowrey
Jennie Sullivan
Annie Lowrey
Mite. Wilson
South Butte
Daisy Daweon
Receipts Share for Fair Will Meet Minimum Goal
The document lists individual payments to a fair with names such as Dean Allen Patten Helen Martin Smith Folliard and others. It notes Boulevard Mattie Fish and Mabel Steinborn with large sums and states half of that day’s receipts go to the fair. The total to be received will not be less than two hundred fifty dollars.
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Dean Allen
Montana
Will End With A Ball Episcopal Bazaar
A local Episcopal Bazaar closes this evening after a day of shopping and socializing. Volunteers staffed stalls and proceeds support church programs. Event drew residents from the community and neighboring parishes.
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Episcopal Bazaar
Episcopal bazaar ends with grand ball in Butte
The five day church fair by the Ladies of Butte closes with a grand ball after a successful bazaar. gratitude to supporters is voiced, manager Wharton receives praise, and plans include 10 cent dances and 10 cent admission for ball sightseers.
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Butte
Wharton
Committee On
Columbia Garden
Hogan Reacts to Montana Convention Allegations At Rally
At a Livingston rally, Speaker Hogan blasts alleged bargain and corporate influence. He accuses Standard Oil and Amalgamated Copper of steering conventions, vows to protect citizens, and defends independent Democrats against attempts to control state government.
Governors race pledge to citizens not corporations
A candidate for governor declares that corporations like Amalgamated Copper or Montana Ore Purchasing have no vote. He appeals to all citizens, rich or poor, destitute or powerful, to determine the outcome and says he will administer the office in the people’s interest if elected.
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Amalgamated Copper Company
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Commonwealth
Independent Democrats Indorse Yellowstone County Nominees
In Billings Yellowstone county a convention of the independent democratic party endorsed the democratic nominees. Pat Lavelle of Columbus was nominated for representative. Lavelle serves on the county commissioners board and is noted as a civil war veteran with a strong commissioner record.
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Billings
Independent
Democratic Party
Yellowstone County
Pat Lavelle
Columbus
Lavelle
Board of
County Commissioners
Wisconsin sets new speed marks on trial trip
The bat tleship Wisconsin completed a trial run near Santa Barbara California achieving speeds above the contract while beating the Oregon's record at every point. An average 17.25 knots for four hours and a sport speed of 18.54 knots were recorded before maneuvering tests. The ship returned to harbor around 7 30 p m, under Admiral Kautz supervision.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Wisconsin
Admiral Kautz
Oregon
Condition of Youtsey Delays Court Trial
Georgetown Ky Oct 11 Henry Youtsey who collapsed in the courtroom yesterday showed some improvement and took slight nourishment but remained in a stupor. He was absent when court opened and the trial was postponed until tomorrow due to his condition.
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Georgetown
Henry Youtsey
More Men for Britain's Navy Increase in Personnel
The English navy has grown by 4,250 men and officers over the past year, boosting its manpower and readiness for ongoing duty at sea and home stations.
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Britain
Reynier
Livingston Politician Known Among Laboring Men
Park county as treasurer and former bridge carpenter Alex Livingston travels from Helena to Livingston after a short city visit. The independent democratic candidate for state treasurer is trusted by laborers, with a record of municipal service and overwhelming county victories. He predicts statewide success as campaign support from workers strengthens the ticket. He cites strong labor backing and predicts a surprising result for opponents.
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Alex Livingston
Park County
Livingston
Helena
Northern Pacific
Standard
Montana
Mary Carey Appointed Postmistress at Adobetown
Washington notes report Mary Carey appointed Postmistress at Adobetown replacing G H T Heninger who resigned. EF Trescott appointed Postmaster at Shelby succeeding H F Guth who resigned. Fourth class postmasters commissioned James R Hunter at Ferguson and William Darney at Rockford.
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Standard
Washington
Mary Carey
Adobetown
G. H. T. Heninger
EF. Trescott
Shelby
H. F. Guth
James R. Hunter
Ferguson
William Dartney
Rockford
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Ward
Youtsey
Hennessy’s
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Notion Department
Butte, Mont
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