Butte Notes Mention Local Visitors and Ads in Transcribed Section
A flood of brief items lists visitors and arrivals in Butte, including Mrs. George BE. Simon of Livingston, J. We Plate of Miles City, Mrs. BE. A. Adams of Virginia City, and J. B. Ropes from Helena. Local businesses advertise, from wine and Bible Hat items to real estate listings, with mentions of Walker’s ads and Butte Cab and Transfer Co. Numerous names and small notices populate the page as in a typical local notes column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bras
McLenighiin Coat Co
Ind
George BE. Simon
Livingstort
Butte
J. We Plate
Miles City
A. Adams
Virginia
Lisa's
A. Hobinson
Liv Vialtor
Nick Ansteus
Enet Broadway
Walker's
Yesen Bros
Mavinas
Ropes
Helend
A. Molony
Lewistown
A Ritter
Billings
Finlen
Hell
Real
Broadway
Tinit
Great Falls
Tutte
Strowbelde
Tactkcor
Joreice Sullivan
Dan Healy
Livingston
Rite
North
Butte Land and Investment Company
West Granite
Hal M. Stewart
Bozeman
Bute
B. Nacey
Val- Tey Councy
Glag- Low
Mre
A. J. Nichols
Manday
Hier Brother
M. Kean
South Artzouk Street
Adv
Igeton
Reverend Mitchell Heads to Washington in New Assignment
The Rev W H Mitchell will leave Butte with his family for Wenatchee Washington after accepting the rectorship at St Johns Episcopal church. He has led St Andrews Centerville and St Pauls missions since 1909 and says the new field offers broader opportunities for service. Reverend C H Chapman of St Johns is arranging a successor to oversee the two missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
East Uutle
Mitchall Aime
Butte
St. Andrew's Church
Centerville
St. John’s
St. Paul's
St. John's Iepiscopal Church
Wennewick
Wash
Washington
Tutte
C. H. Chapman
St. Jon's Parish
Reverend Wolfe to Travel East After Short Mission Leave
Pastor George D Wolfe of Mountain View church departed last night for a three week trip to the East. Dr Walla plans to visit old friends in Indiana before heading to Butte, then attend the Meth Men convention in Indianapolis and the anti saloon convention in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Wolfe
Mountain View
Dr. Walla
Indiana
Brenechens
Butte
Indianapolis
Columbus
Tragic Mine Disaster Buries Dozens at Stage Cannon Mine
In Dawson N W October 26 rescue teams recover the bodies of William McDermott and Henry McShane from mine No 3 at Stag Canon Fuel Co The explosion in mine No 2 traps 43 workers none survive as 81 more bodies are found under debris with rescue crews enduring extreme heat and danger to reach the eastern chambers The death toll climbs toward 163 with 244 miners trapped earlier in the ordeal.
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Dawson
N. W
Williamt McDernott
Henry P. McShane
Anim
New York
Stag Cunon Fuel Company
Wear Chambers
Tia
Foueeth North
West Tieng
Millciuta
Hine
Moms Paulson
Josep Pland
Manjamin Logan
Joseph Bruni
Willia Varnen
Joseph Kinter
Willem Redpath
J. W. McCraw
Willan McDermott
Enry B.shane
Stage Canon Mine
No. 2
Helmat
Sue Fen
Ueturn Leip
Street Railway Company to Put on the Brakes
The Silver Row Trades and Labor council heard a report that a company representative assured improvements would be made to equip all double-trick cars with priorakes as soon as possible. Council business then continued with routine discussion.
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Silver Row Trades and Labor Council
Montana Arrivals and Local Names List
A fragmented OCR list shows dozens of names and places linked to Montana towns such as Miles City Great Falls Helena Deer Lodge Dillon and Billings. The unreadable text includes names like George Immack J W Pintl Henry A Eloritch and Edward Munter with spouses, plus multiple towns and initials suggesting a society or passenger notice column.
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Twomten
George ES. Simon
Livingaston
J. W. Pintl
Miles City
George Immack
T & Popes
Elena
Satles
Livingston
Henry A. Eloritch
Great Faille
Boidoyce
Shethy
Butte—Mia
W. Walker
Great Falls
H. Strowbridge
Wiadom
Faynie Twlack
Lewistown
K- A. McKay
Deer Lodge
Ed Munter
Taylor
Henry
O'Tranton
Chinon
N. Pagan
Helena
Gient Falls
George A. Helsing
Great Fall
Henry A. Meyer
Fire Alert Stops Blaze At Belmont Hotel
A smoldering blaze failed to spread after an alarm from the Belmont hotel on East Quirz atrecht prompted rapid response. A fault in the smokestack caused smoke to fill the building and an estimated damage of about $50 was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo
Belmont
East Quirzatrecht
Tye
Brothers Shootout Ends in Fatality at Mine Home
John Oliver, 29, shot dead his brother William Oliver, 21, during a violent family dispute at the Mountain View mine home. John, armed with a revolver, fled to their mother’s house after a struggle with William who fought with a knife. Deputy Sheriff Keller placed John in county jail. Thomas, a witness and engineer, stated the brothers had been best friends prior to the incident. William later died from a bullet wound in the spine near the shoulder blade at St James hospital. Father Jack Oliver, a prominent miner, was abroad, with the family in turmoil amid reports of previous brain trouble.
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Unibista Anu
Ife
Ponigitt
John
William
Joli
Wiliam
Lintie
Thomas
Jali
Jolie
Wilda
Tewa
Folin
Eit
Kite
Kellar
Sendertones
Mountain View
Famly
William Oliver
Michigan
Gitte Yiera
Oliver
Willan
Wlian
Volln Oliver
Sohn
St. James’ Hospital
Willian
Elewrey
Davis Hard Ware Company
Father
Jack Liver
Butte
Toronto
Thety
Hennessy Enters New York Battle in Graft Fight
The New York campaign for mayor heats up as Hennessy, ex-managing editor of the New York Press and state executive auditor, accuses officials of graft while others counter with charges. Sullivan and Murphy figures swirl amid Tammany Hall clashes and a governor’s impeachment backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fot Iit
New York City
Jol A. Hennessy
Dhe
Hennessy
New York Press
Edward TeiMe-Gall
John Purroy Mitchel
Fusion
Tapumany Wa
AicOall
Tammany
Charles Edward Russell
Mitchel
WeCal
Ryan
Sulver
Atlin Ryan
Albany
Sulzer
John Delaney
Charles Aurphy
Tammany Hall
Delaney
Br Murphy
Aly. Murphy
Delmenico’s
John
Mr. Murphy
Tom
Murphy
Heardsley
Edward McCall
John A. Hennessy
Meta
Wiliam Sulzer
Charles I. Murals
Tammany Triall
Efe
Geyarmor
Tom Bryant Injured At Speculator Mine
Tom Bryant aged 23 son of Thomas Bryant superintendent of the original mine was seriously injured by a ground fall at the Speculator mine yesterday morning He was caught by the fall on the lower level with lacerations facial cuts and leg injuries He showed some improvement last night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Bryant
Thomas Bryant
Clark Property
Speculator
Bryant
Britain’s stance after Mexico election prompts cautious recks
The Daily Telegraph argues Britain’s recognition of President Wuerla was limited to a short term and ended with yesterday’s election. It asserts the diplomatic line remains, and Britain could reconsider if General Huerta violates undertakings or mistreats prisoners, stressing ongoing friendly ties with the U.S. and close consultation with Ambassador Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Telegraph
Great Britain
Wuerla
Iselnan
Herta
Claire
Carden
Muerca
Mexico
United States
Edward Grey
Page
Lewistown News Death Claims James Smith on Bridge
Sherial Dispatea reports from Lewistown Ontario that 60 year old James Smith died of heart failure while walking near the Great Northern Milwaukee bridge across Spring. He leaves a widow and three daughters, two married, with the Spokane daughter as well. The local Christian church awaits a minister as Rev. J. T. Devel arrives to take charge.
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Stantara
Lewistown
James Smith
Milwaukee
Agr. Smith
Tle Leaves & Widlow
Reskin
Ac Minseagolls
Spokane
Christian Church
Devel
Walaut
Ora
Hyomei Promises Quick Catarrh Relief Card Ad
Hyomei offered by Smith Drug Co Anaconda and Paxton Rockefeller Coutte claims rapid relief from catarrh through a medicated air inhaler not affecting the stomach. Advertises complete outfit with inhaler liquid and optional extra bottles and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catarya
Smith Rug Company
Anaconda
Paxeon & Rockefeller Co
Hutte
Beaver skins sale lands Wardens in court
Game Wardens Berzin and Weaver Ferterday face charges after selling beaver skins. The offense is pending before Judge Ayers in the county jail. Local Baptist charity groups plan regular services after earlier church interference. A temperance speaker proclaimed a controversial message provoking audience reactions about drowning.
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Berxin
Weaver
Lycese
Ayers Shorty
Baptist Charity
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Prietpad Brane
Hlandard
Yast Bromdiway
Ditle
Vale
Uh Veettatris
Clivia
Rev
W. H. Mitchell
M'Shane
Aliwiys
Ag Oleic
Ong
Mtnather
Timine
Crothery
North Male
Clothery Clothery System
Eyesield
Drs. McKendry
Hannifin
Butte Optical Co
Corner Park and
Dakota Sts
Montana
Tad Fing
Wuianuy
Thindien
Australia
Mose Linz
North Main Street
Gregson Hot Springs
Anaconia
Dr. E. E. German
Butte Lady
Dacd Drugstats
Dralee
Specisiien Co
Netybra Drug Co
Bnite
Smith Deog Co
Joseph Richards
Montaon Street
Bute, Star
Larry Duggan
Nelinble
Emsbalines
Navih Minin Street
Bell
Lenihan
Maurice Levinah
St. Mary’s Church
Mars
Wilson
Fred Wison
Sherman & Reed
F.ick O'Nyell
Indocx
Sacred Escare
Itory Crass
Gleason
Michael Gleason
Family Vestaeuse
East
Granite Street
Orslovk
Wilf Procern
Sacred Heart Church
Itoly Cross Cemetery
Ernst Brenneny
Oolie
Sullivan
West Park Street
Hove
Walsh
Feneral
Cinkelaes
Rant Park Street
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