Butte Health Officials Press Vaccination Enforcement
City health officer Dr J W Alexander urged police to enforce the vaccination order as two year deadlines passed. Chief Lavell will deputize an officer to accompany the doctor and tally unvaccinated residents while canvassing posts. The pesthouse nears capacity with mild cases and no deaths reported.
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J. W. Alexander
Council
City and County Boards of Health
Lavell
Frances Ashton
Excelsidor Avenue
Arizona Street
Sullivan
T. C. Lake
John Cowley
J. H. Walker
Galena
Main É Streets
For sale Paris samples silk waists and wraps
Imported Paris samples of ladies silk waists evening wraps and tailor made costumes are for sale at the ladies own figures. Call room 151 McDermott hotel before Saturday.
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Paris
McDermott Hotel
Dugan Given More Time In Threat Case
In a crowded court of Justice Nichols yesterday morning Frank Dugan faced charges from Mrs. Ella Johnson of 42 Dakota Street accusing him of threats to kill. The hearing revealed long running disputes between Dugan and Johnson and the judge reserved his decision.
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O'Rourke
Duran
Dugan
Johnson House
O Rourke
Nichols
Court of Justice
Nichola
Frank Dugan
Ella Johnson
Dakota Street
Reward for proving Mayer does not use best mainspring
An offer of 25 dollars is posted for anyone who can prove that F. F. Mayer of 40 West Park does not install the best mainspring. Watch cleaning is advertised at 1 dollar and 50 cents.
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F. F. Mayer
West Park
A Fine Fruit Display From Kalispell Arrives
J. Wood arrived in the city from Kalispell bringing a prime fruit display from the Flathead valley. He represents Kalispell business men and the exhibit will be shown at Hennessey’s estate beginning tomorrow.
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J. (. Wood
Kalispell
Flathead Valley
Mr. Wood
Henneesy
Broken shaft halts Anaconda mine operations
The Anaconda mine was shut yesterday after an accident broke the hoisting engine shaft. Repairs are estimated at two to three weeks, keeping the mine closed during that period.
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Anaconda
Death of Tessie Down ey Shocks Local Community
The city mourns Tessie Down ey a young girl on the verge of womanhood. Her quiet help and steady presence at home earned her many friends. Her funeral drew a large crowd, with eight young pallbearers aged 12 to 16: Katie Nutterville Olive Nutterville Josie Foster Mellie Tripp May Mc Dermott Helen Moran Ethel Lawier Florence Ryan.
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Tessie Downey
Tessie
Katie Nutterville
Olive Nutterville
Josie Foster
Mellie Tripp
May McDermott
Helen Moran
Ethel Lawier
Florence Ryan
Forefathers Day Program Reflects Community Pride
Last evening at the Christian church Forefathers Day was observed with music and literary offerings. Rev K E Tilburn presided and spoke on the event’s traditions, followed by readings on Walter Scott and Thomas Campbell, solo and recitations, and a chorus by young ladies. Prayer closed the program.
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Christian Church
KE. O. Tilburn
Mr. Tilburn
Belle Bretherton
Walter Scott
Thomas Campbell
Lewis Bender
Injured Pedestrian Struck by Truck At Arizona Corner
W J Durkee was hit by a Blackfoot Milling truck driven by John Kay on Mercury Street near Arizona. Mud aided the accident. Durkee suffered a broken rib and other injuries. He was taken to Sisters' hospital where he received care and the company offered to cover medical costs. Durkee is expected to recover soon.
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W. J. Durkee
Mercury Street
Arizona
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
John Kay
Durkee
Sisters’ Hospital
Where Is Sandy Newnas Chief Receives Inquiry From Des Moines
Chief Lovell yesterday received a letter from Des Moines Iowa signed by Charlee I Davis seeking information on the whereabouts of Sandy Newnas or Newnes. The note mentions an ongoing inquiry and requests help from authorities.
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Lovell
Dew Moines
Iowa
Charlee I. Davis
Sandy
Newnes Or
Newnas
Pronounced name noted as railroad man
A railroad man with a dark complexion about 5 feet 7 inches tall is described. His wife, not expected to live, is anxious to see him before she dies and is ill at her parents home in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Wier Arrested on Malicious Mischief Charge After Quarrel
Dave Wier of 25 South Arizona street was arrested by Policeman Matthews for malicious mischief. He allegedly cut clothing belonging to G. B. Lee after a quarrel and was seen leaving Lee’s cabin. the garments were found ruined shortly after. Julia Hickey, wife of Thomas F. Hickey, died Sunday October 21. Funeral set for 9 a.m. Tuesday from 105 East Park street to St Patrick’s Church for requiem mass.
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Dave Wier
Arizona Street
Matthews
G. BR. Lee
Wier
Lee
Juiia
Thomas F. Hickey
Puneral
East Park Street
St. Patrick's Church
Anniversary Ball Honors First Montana Volunteers
The first Montana volunteers who returned from the Philippines were feted at Renshaw hall in a first anniversary ball hosted by Camp H. W. Lawton No 24. Attendees included members from Companies G F B C M L and visiting veterans from Washington Minnesota and Iowa with Rough Riders in uniform. The event featured patriotic decorations and reminiscing about those who served and those who fell, signaling an annual reunion to honor the volunteers.
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Renshaw Hall
Montana
Philippines
Camp H. W. Lawton
No. 24
DPD
J. Hennessy
Washington
Minnesota
Towa
Rough Riders
Great Beyond
H. W. Lawton
Frank Haskins
J. &. Taylor
Alvin Db. Sheldon
G. Vigeant
Robert Paxson
Alvin Ayers
Myers
G. Schinler
Sixth Artiers
First Montana Volunteers Hold Successful Anniversary Dinner
Last night Lieutenants Charles Lane Nikel and Laist attended a large event with about two hundred couples. Committees led arrangements and floor duties, Hamman’s orchestra provided music, marking the first anniversary hall’s brilliant success and entry into history.
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Charles Lane
Nikel
Laist
Messrs
Karl J. Peterson
G. Schinler
James Taylor
Buckley Dies at Walkerville Home After Illness
James P. Buckley died at his East Daly Street residence after a brief stomach illness. A 46 year old Toledo native, he lived in Walkerville 15 years and worked at the Never Sweat mine. He leaves a wife and nine children, one married. Edward is absent, perhaps elsewhere in the state. Buckley belonged to the A. O. U. W. and was highly regarded by friends.
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James P. Buckley
East Daly Street
Walkerville
Buckley
Michael Harrington
Edward
Toledo
Ohio
Man Arrested for Window Smash on West Park Street
A man who gave the name Andy Gallagher and resembled an Italian was arrested yesterday on a charge of smashing a window at a West Park Street house. He was drunk and threw a large stone through the pane and will be arraigned in police court today.
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Andy Gallagher
West Park Street
Grindrod Chosen as Independent Democrat Pick for House Seat
At the independent democratic county central committee meeting Joseph Grindrod was selected to replace Pierce J. Kelley as the party’s House of Representatives candidate. Grindrod, an iron moulder and Tron Moulders union member, strengthens the ticket. A rally at the Auditorium is planned tomorrow night with Hon. Charles S Hartman as principal speaker and a special train to Marysville Wednesday for a grand Lewis and Clarke county rally.
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Standard
Helena
Independent Democratic County Central Committee
Pierce J. Kelley
House of Representatives
Kelley
Independent Demococratic
Joseph Grindrod
Grindrod
Tron Moulders’ Union
Independent Democrats
Charles S Hartman
T. J. Walsh
Charles S. Hartman
Marysville
Independent Democratic Party
Lewis and
Clarke County
Explosion on steamer scalds prominent passengers in London
London dispatch says a boiler explosion on a steamer last Thursday left several people badly scalded including notable men and nobles. The St. Petersburg Times correspondent reports the incident and lists injured attendees among the elite.
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London
St. Petersburg
The
Times
Steamer St. Clair Overdue Two Weeks at Nome Route
Victoria British Columbia October 22 The steamer St. Clair has been overdue for two weeks. She was scheduled to depart Nome around September 2.
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Victoria
TB. C
St. Clair
Nome
Divorces Sought by Mulcahy and Conterio Spouse Clashes
Annie Mulcahy seeks divorce from James H. Mulcahy after eight months of marriage in Salt Lake on December 7, 1898 with custody of an 8 month old and alimony. Antone Conterio counters in a cross bill for divorce and maintenance alleging cruelty but says Annie denies cruelty and accuses him of neck-grabbing and false charges. She also claims grocery access via Meaderville arrangement at inflated prices.
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Annie Mulcahy
James H. Mulcahy
Salt Lake
Raimondo Conterio
Antone Conterio
Maintenante
Cuello
Dutchman Holland in police court over Minnie White case
Jacob Holland caused Minnie White to be arrested after naming Alice at the station Sunday night. White denied stealing $160 from Holland. $85 was found on Holland when searched at headquarters. White was released on her own recognizance. Holland claimed he borrowed the money from a bank to lend to a friend. Police doubt a robbery occurred.
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Jacob Holland
Minnie White
Alice
Sullivan
Holland
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