Butte Current Notes and Local Advertisements
A annotated list of local notes and ads features new fall shoes piano rental from Orton Bros and McLaughlin Coal Co, Yoren Bros savings interest, a visit by Mrs. Coleman, and various city notices. Includes mentions of Laura Buckley visiting Harlowton, Laura Laatz from Detroit visiting her brother, and Judge Rasch returning to Helena. Also notes meetings, arrivals, real estate inquiries, coat sales, a socialism debate, and a court dismissal in the Harry Hear case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamer's
Orton Bros
McLaughlin Coal Co
Ind
Walker's
Bellevue
Lisa's
Yoren Bros
Bankers
W. Coleman
Deer ‘Lodge
Butte C. ‘and Transfer Co
Boll
Inquire
Broadway
Horn
John J. McHarity
Wyoming Street
Laura Buckley
Olympian
Harlowton
E. A. Morley
Miss Green
Helena
John FE
Dav Frank Harrington
Centerville
Carl Rasch
Butte
Ted Clothery
North Main
J. H. Evans
Interstate
Haw
Salt Lake
Saturday Evening Post
Minnie Laatz
Detroit
A. F. Laatz
Bure Street
Maring
Anaconda
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Young Woman's Association
Sam Arthur
D. Wolfe
Lex Wolfe
Sheridan
A. W. Hunt
New York
William Peters
Amas
Wash
The
Tribune
Vancouver
Harry “Hear
Attorneys Oppose Change in Court Procedures
A group of Silver How attorneys and Judge Clemes discuss reforming court procedures at the regular monthly meeting. They favor modernization focused on clarifying methods rather than abandoning longstanding practices. President Gilchrist planned a paper by Judge Bourquin on the Montreal National Bar Association meeting, but the judge could not attend due to an ongoing Helena trial.
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Clemes Wi
Sim
Gilchrist
Bourquin
National Har Association
Montreal
Tral
Helena
Standard
W. A. Pennington
Reform Skepticism on Court Procedure voiced by Helena speakers
In a Helena gathering, experts warned reforms may not alter trial conduct. They argued bureaucratic power risks despotism, citing the state veterinary and health boards. The panel favored gradual change rooted in proven experience over radical shifts, noting procedure evolves slowly.
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Clements
Helena
Ite
Montana State Veterinary Board
State Board of Health
N. Harwood
R. le Clinton
J.B. Hinkle
Ther
Electric freight train opens Butte Anaconda line
The first freight train hauled by electricity ran from Anaconda to Butte yesterday morning with three empty cars pulled by two electric engines. The trip went smoothly, and enthusiasts predict rapid changes as ore trains begin to move by electric power.
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Butte
Anasconda
Anaconda
Butte Briefs on Allen, Bean Injuries and Regional Visits
Allen of De Aiene Idaho visits Butte for a few days. Clarence Bean injured in an auto crash on Monday morning. head injury not now feared. Bean’s bruised companion Matt Bilboa improving. W R Teel touring for a major belt company. Seattle base, Salt Lake next, with Mrs Teel and Miss Helen. Advert shows Everybody’s shoe store. List of names from many towns accompanies ad copy.
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RE. Allen
City
Aew
Seattle
Thure
Salt Lake
Teel
Month long milk fat tests show high and low butter fat
In tests of samples from Butterle eaters milk during the past month butter fat ranged from 3.8 percent to a high of 6.3 percent, with the latter being 2 percent above the required standard. Interior finishes are on sale this week at exceptionally low prices including varnishes $1.50 to $2.50 per gallon, stain finishes $1.50, and floor paints $1.75 per gallon.
County approves School of Mines plat amid clerk filing
County commissioners yesterday considered and passed the plat of the School of Mines addition. It was filed in the county clerk office. Brazier Mrs. Mary, wife of Robert T. Brazier, 62, died at home on East Fremont Street. Funeral announced in Ingar Adv.
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School of Mines Addition
Mary
Robert T. Brazier
Fremont Street
Ingar-Adv
Pythians Open Grand Lodge and Sisters Meet in Montana
The twenty ninth annual grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias and the twelfth annual grand temple of the Pythian Sisters opened in Centerville and Butte. Reports praised finances and growth with new lodges at Bear Creek Sweet Grass and Plentywood and a total Montana membership between 2000 and 4000. The day included routine business, a drill contest won by Onwero lodge 9, and greetings from visiting delegates led by Grand Chief Ida Woodson of That wou. The Pythian Sisters also began their session with silver anniversaries noted and guests including Mrs Ida Johnson of Colorado.
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Grand Lodge of the
Knights of Pythias
The
Pythian Sisters
Calanthe Lodge
Centerville
Pythian Castle
South Main Street
B.A. Ford
Bear Creek
Sweet Grass
Plentywood
Montana
Manne
Grand Lodge
Order
Hoth
Spl
Onwero Lodge
Galanthe Lodge
Butte
Atthroaeh
Imnaghts of
Pythias
Center Ville
Castle
19 & M
Nef—Mre
Ida C. Woodson
Lan Plint
Calanthe No. 3
Warsaw
Ind
Montana Grand
Krang Temple
Knights of Pythiae
Mrs
Johnson
Mia
Clara Sawyer
Missoula
Julia P. Skillman
Mig Timber
Knights of Khorassaw Convention Holds Ceremonial Session
The two conventions finalize with a ceremonial session and banquet at the Pythian castle. A large initiatory class includes 19 from Great Falls, 15 from Butte, and about 19 others statewide. Toasts feature Joseph Binnard, George B. Palmer, E. A. Ford, Max Hammerstough, W. E. Gaily, Pred J. Furman, and Lee Dennis with remarks on 614 Guard and desert sands.
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Knights of Khoras
Pythian Castle
Hich
Great Fails
Butte
Joseph ‘Binnard
George B. Palmer
Supreme Lodge
E. A. Ford
Wil
Grand Lodge
Max Hammerstough
Anaconda
W. E. Gaily
Lee Dennis
Great Palle
Records and Seal
Pred
J. Furman
Desert Sands
First Woman in Montana to Be Sworn Police Officer
Miss A. A. Pfeiffer of Pittsburg will be sworn in by Mayor Duncan this afternoon as Montana’s first regularly endowed woman with full police powers. She prefers missionary over officer, will work nights, and will inspect dance halls and reformatories to protect, not investigate, while gaining police cooperation for her duties.
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A. A. Pfeiffer
Pittsburg
Montana
Duncan
Miss Pfeiffer
Florence Crittenton
Murphy
Miss Pfeifer
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Rapid Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as the quickest, surest relief for grippe symptoms. Claims include rapid end to stuffed nose, headache, sore throat, sneezing, feverishness and dullness with two doses in a few hours. Mentions price two and a half cents at drug stores and urges against substitutes.
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Lavallier
Jade Clements
Harwood
Drs. McKendry and
Hannifin
Optician
Butte Briefs
All Ie
Attival
Wisdom
A. J. McKay
Whitehall
H. Strowbridge
W. J. Dea
Helena. Shaw
Knights OF Pythias and
Sesson
Grand Edge
Calanthe Lodge No
Onwemo Lodge No
Otto Hagen
Joe Nelson
E. Z. Morse
A. I. Roberts
W. T. Spaulding
Owen
Great Falls
S. BP. Way
Livingston
C. Kretz
J.C. Miller
W.S. Smith
G. ME. Bonesteele
A. N. Richanta
H. G. Newton
North Yakima
A. Ly. Winston
Belt
William’ F. Whitehead
Stockett
F.C. Bixte
Clarence Tooley
Dot
Warren E. Coeman
Chicago
J.B. V. Alburty
Zietz
Helens Louis No Stewart
Miiea City
Flw. Tester
Stanford
J. H. Hosemann
Lewistown
James L. Marcin
Lewtown
F. A. Godby
J. Laird
Deer Lodge
Dr. C. 8. Whitney
Allies City
C. A. Lampeat
Miles City
Pythian
Ida MC Johnson
Central City
Colorers
Carl Sawyer
Supreme
Lolas Robertson
Bozeman
Eda
M. Harris
Julia P._ Skidl
Big Timber
Mary P. Caddy
Mary Brinton
F. A. Ford
Mose Linz
North Main St
Johnson Hardware Company
East Park Street
Orton
Paderewski
Orton Brothers
Butte, Montana
Jeanette Wears
Geyser
Minnie “Lenihan
Area
Kate Woodward
Frankie Slater
Kittle
Creel
Lewis Own
Marie Godby
Isabelle "Galley
Anna Baker
Maggie Kendrick
Bonesteslo
Ime Milter
Mra Altinus
Clinger
Twodot
Orvis Music House
Mont—Adv
Cewishi
Royal Round Lake
Cole
Royal
Oechsli
Oxley
W. Broadway
Pape