Butte Current Notes Highlights Local News And Figures
Butte notes show labor day dancing plans at Crystal Springs and daily papers at the P O news stand. Tuner Fred Orton and J G Bates are listed. Visitors include Arthur S Judges and A J Shores. Comments on rail service by Northern Pacific and Great Northern. Spring trips to Gregson Springs praised.
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Orton Bros
Fred Orton
N. Main
J. G. Bates
Montana
Crystal Springs
Charles Google
Belt
Arthur S. Judges
Helena
Butte
A. J. Shores
H. Hansen
Great Falls
W. E. Paschel
Dillon
Davenports
James A. Bennett
W. E. Sharp
Hamilton
Rose Heneault
Dupuis
Laurin
George Ross, Jr
I. A. Hutchins
Lyon
J. E. Blake
Lakeview
Pat Meaney
Walter
Forbis
James Emslie
Virginia City
F. L. Melcher
New Hampshire
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Minneapolis
P. O
Anaconda Smashes Twenty-One in Yesterday's Game
The Anaconda squad dominated with twenty-one hits and a decisive win yesterday. Key players led the offense while pitchers kept the opposition scoreless through the later innings.
O Briens Splendid Work In Featureless Anaconda-Vs-Great Falls Game
O Brien the Anaconda second baseman starred in a mostly dull game, going six times at bat with four hits and three runs while also handling six putouts and four assists. Great Falls handed Anaconda 10 runs though six were unearned, with Knox misjudging a fly for six runs and Deisel making three errors in one inning. Clarkson started for Anaconda, Carter finished, and Clarkson yielded the most runs. The weather was cold with drizzle as a small crowd watched a game marked by errors and bright play by O Brien who delivered a standout all around performance.
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Anaconda
Great Falls
MacCloskey
Knox
Jakey Deisel
Clarkson
Carter
O'Brien
Chicago Cubs take two from Cincinnati in doubleheader
Chicago beat Cincinnati 5 2 in the first game and 4 2 in the second as Garvin allowed three hits and Menefee earned the win. Attendance reached 3,500 with Emile umpiring the first game and Emslie/Latham calling the second.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Garvin
Menefee
R. H. BE. Com
Donohue
Hahn
Kahoe
I'mpire
Emilie
R. H. Chicago
Ieee Felt
Cyensldeiadhieek Ae
Menetee
Donoaue
Phillips
Emslie
Latham
Brooklyn Triumphs in Five-Game Series with Philadelphia
Brooklyn won the rubber in a five game set defeating Philadelphia. McGinnity pitched superbly and support defense was outstanding. A muffed fly by Jones and a late triple by Lajoie contributed to Philadelphia runs while Brooklyn capitalized on timely hitting and aggressive baserunning. Attendance 3,000. Batteries Bernhard McFarland. McGinnity Farrell. Umpire Hurat.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
McGinnity
Jones
Dahlen
Lajoie
Phiadalinia
Sis
Bernhard
McFarland
McGinnity and
Farrell
Hurat
Pittsburg-St Louis game ends in seventh with late two-base hit
Pittsburg beat St Louis 2 to 0 in a late seventh inning rally as McCreary drove in Hitchie with a two-base hit after two outs. Schriver's errant throw to second allowed six stolen bases and dampened defense. Attendance 1,400.
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Pitteburg
St. Louis
Pittsburg
McCreary
Hitchie
Schriver
R. H. B. Tereens
Dew Tis
Oss
Boston Nine Triumphs in 19-Run Victory
Nine singles a double and one error in the third and fourth innings helped Boston defeat New York. Attendance listed at 5,000 with a 19 to unknown score. Batteries were Phillippi Schriver and Dineen Clark with Hawley Grady in the field. umpires Swainwood Freeman and Carrick.
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Boston
Boéstons
Bosige
Dineen and Clark
Hawley
Grady
Swainwood
Freeman
Carrick
Indianapol is 15 to 3 over Milwaukee in rain shortened
In Indianapolis the second game ended 15 to 3 with Milwaukee defeating Indianapolis after the first game was halted at the fourth inning due to rain. At Detroit the Tigers beat Minneapolis 6 to 4. In Buffalo the first game ended 6 to 1 against Chicago. the second game score not provided.
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Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Detroit
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Chicago
Anaconda Standard Promotes Subscriptions for Montana State News
The Anaconda Standard claims superiority as Montana's leading paper with more state and general news and better illustrations. It offers a subscription at $1.00 per month.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
A U W Picnic Special Trains To Deer Lodge On Labor Day
On Labor Day September 3 the Northern Pacific will run three special trains from Montana Union depot at 9:00 a.m. 12:30 p.m. and from the B A P depot at 11:25 a.m. The state prison opens to visitors 2 to 3 p.m. with a prison band concert 1 to 2 p.m. Activities include horse racing a ball game dancing and other amusements. Round trip fare is 1.00 with children 50 cents.
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Deer Lodge
Labor Day
Northern Pacific
Montana Union Depot
County Treasurer Reveals August Receipts and Disbursements
County Treasurer Holland delivered the monthly report to the clerk detailing August receipts and expenditures. The statement outlines the county's financial activity for the period with totals and allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Treasurer’s Monthly Report
Holland
Building Permits Soar in August with $115700 Value in Butte
August report shows no easing in building activity in Butte as permits issued reach a record for the year totaling 115,700. Major projects include Miller’s five story fireproof building, Nolan and Darby brick structures on North Wyoming, and Dora Mayer’s West Park store among others. taxes and licenses add substantial revenue while cash on deposit stands at 180,003.45.
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W. J. Kennelly
Lee Davenport
Granite Street
Bridget Nolan
Gaylord
William Abram
North Wyoming
Joseph Darby
John White
Aluminum Street
W. W. Dunks
South
Montana
M. M. Miller
West Broadway
W. H. Vroom
B. G. Vroom
Main Street
Howard
L. Hicks
Stevens
John Trevitheck
Caledonia
John Hancock
Dora Mayer
West Park
Butte Consolidated Railroad Company
Front
Robert Anthony
South Main
William Robertson
F. G. Kronik
East Park
A. Hollingsworth
Washington
H. L. Vadnai
John Robinson
Fast Galena
Death by Own Action in Burnished Road Case
The inquest into James Bircher's death at 415 Anaconda road concluded he died by taking carbolic acid. A letter from his wife in Wilder Vermont about divorce, found wrecked and not recoverable, weighed on the verdict. The body was sent to Wilder Vermont at Mrs Bircher's request.
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James Bircher
James Foley
Anaconda Road
Sherman
Bircher
Wilder
Wilder, Vt
Fire damage and causes in two local blazes
A small fire at 405 Kemper avenue caused no material damage as it burned a wood shed. Later, a roof fire at the Ble Blackfoot Milling Company residence near the Montana Union tracks caused water damage, starting from a defective flue at the Utah avenue property owned by the Ble Blackfoot Milling company.
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Kemper Avenue
Fiddle
Utah Avenue
Montana Union Tracks
Ble Blackfoot Milling Company
Real estate improvements and buildings listed with values
K P Workman on West Broadway improves property for 1500 dollars. Catherine A Smalley builds brick dwelling on Warren avenue for 1000 dollars. Co R Charity erects brick dwelling on South Jackson for 1800 dollars. H Bailly constructs brick building on Jackson for 2000 dollars. W W Wishon adds brick dwelling at Quartz and Excelsior for 2000 dollars. H Gethin builds frame dwelling on South Main for 3300 dollars. Davidson Grocery Co adds to warehouse at Platinum for 700 dollars. A 3 Green on South Main builds brick shops for 500 pounds. T B Sullivan brick dwelling on East Broadway for 700 dollars. Mrs A Abrahams brick block at West Park and Montana for 10000 dollars. Itsagood hotel. Itsagood meal at the Southern and when oned another youll call again.
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K. P. Workman
West Broadway
Catherine A. Smalley
Warren Avenue
R. Charity
South Jackson
H. Bailly
Jackson
W. W. Wishon
H. Gethin
South Main
Davidson Grocery Company
Green
T. B. Sullivan
East Broadway
Amateur Ball Today in State Championship Clash
Two top amateur clubs, Butte Reduction Works and Colusa Parrot Mines, meet for the state amateur championship. Notables include Tommy Lloyd and Hanley with the Butte Rednet Works lineup, St Vrain and Murph as battery, while Colusa Parrot relies on Koie and Williams. The series follows a prior Basin defeat, promising a keen, contested tilt.
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Butte Reduction Works
Colusa- Parrot Mines
Tommy Lloyd
Anaconda
Butte Electric Company
Butte Rednet
Hanley
Matt Sullivan
St. Vrain
Murph
Colusa-Parrot
Kutte Reduction Works
Basin
Spokane
Falls City
Athletics
Butte
Kioe
Williams
Kansas City Journal Letter From Abroad Complains of Lodging
A Kansas City man writing home from France says he is staying at the Temperance Albion hotel and has yet to find a hotel or restaurant with meals ready. He notes the need to request what he wants in each call and laments service during his travels.
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Everyerson
Gregson Prings
The
Kansas City Journal
Temperance Albion
Macon
Fneland
English breakfast habits described in travel notes
The writer recounts days in England with coffee and sandwiches for breakfast, no hot meals or cutlery, and boiled eggs. A meal in the commercial room features bread and butter with coffee and eggs, served with spoons but no knife or fork. He notes a dinner invitation from J H Simpson and observes English eating habits as extreme.
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England
J. H. Simpson
Costly paper weights brighten desks in bronze and glass
A New York Sun feature explains why paper weights, especially bronze animal figures, command high prices from $5 to $75 with bronze weights and custom workmanship. The clerk notes some buyers insist on ornate pieces and even a $71 pair of miniature lions.
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The
New York Sun
Animal Kingdom
Michael Chickey Dead
Chicago reports the death of Michael Chickey former chief of police who died tonight in the city.
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Michael Chickey
Chicago
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Butte News
Standard
Mast Broadway
Telephone
Butte, Mont
Great Northern Railway
Thomas Boyle
Denver
C. Blackiston
Episcopal Church
T. M. Lowry
Park and Excelsior
Putte
Clerk Sproule
Federal Court
Adolph Heilbronner
Columbia Gardens
Wharton
Madison County
J. F. Richards
J. M. Page
H. D. Rossiter
C. &. Shoemaker
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Great Northern
North Main Street
Butte, Anaconda
AB. R
Po.a. E
Gabrin
Marshall
Deughot
Dsc
Cma
DONCR
de Ladlarss
Sehill
Lynch
Hurlburt
Mueller
Menefees Peeples
Ferguson
O' Brien
McHale
Shelton
Union Pacific Railroad
BEST
Overland Limited
Fast Mail
Atlantic Express
Ogden
Salt Lake
F. B. Choate
Salt Lake City
Utah
Rae E. Ferguson
A . Aeee
Ib Sensones
Delse $ Ss
Sheen Eednee
Senee
Carter P
P. C
Helena Bea
Weber
Phillippi and Schriver
Young and Criger
New York
P. C Brooklyn Go
DAS
Old Boston
Hcenses
GMS
Tung
Hutte City
General Sceaool Fund
Iso Ny HS
Ny District School Fund
Tis
City of
Walkerville
Eeenee Ne
Eeeres
Stock Inc
Sheep Inc
Itsagood Hotel
League Baseball
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park Street
Butte, Montana
Tecece
Our Home Bakery
Wilbur
Box Island
Washburn-Crosby
Lowney
Surone
A. Booth Cash Grocery
T. W
Park Street
Mont
Pure Pood Products
Ursuline Convent
Mount Angela
St. Peter P. O
Causcade
Montana Central Railroad
Cascade
St. Joseph’s Academy
Salt Lake Cenegiate Institute
Ams
Robert J. Caskey
ETON
Horace A. Brown
W. Pico Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Ursuline Convent Anaconda
All Hallows College
Northwestern University
AL Evanston
Ill
Liberal Arte
Woman's Medical Scho
Alen
Garrett Biblical Institute
Evanston
F. A. Ironside
Ouartis
Drs. Murray & Freund
Butte, Ment
T. G
Heine
Hennessy Uliding
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