General Grecke to Train New Army
General Greene, commandant at Camp Lewis American Like Waah, outlines plans to train 1,000 young men from Butte and Silver Bow in a mixed parental and military system. He stresses duty, responsibility, and the goal of a well done national army amid civil service subordination.
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Butte
Silver Bow
Camp Lewis
Waah
N. A. Greene
United States Army
West Pont
Greene
United States
Tae
Examination for fireman in Butte feature
The U S civil service commission announces an exam in Butte on September 29 for a fireman vacancy at the federal building. Applications should be filed with the district secretary at the earliest date. A fishing party from Butte to Madison featured L A May George Lounsbury Charles Fiers Harry Pierce and John Paige with notable catches.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Butte
Federal
William J. McCarthy
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Seattle
Wash
Dstrict
Madison
L.A. May
George Lounsbury
Charles Fiers
Harry Pierce
John Paige
Lounsbury
Butte Youth Arrested For Pett y Larceny at Rooming House
Miss Agnes Neely reported James R. Taylor, young man from Butte, for taking $12 in money from her pocketbook during a polite visit. Police placed him under arrest on a petty larceny charge. The case will be reviewed in police court today.
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James R. Tay
Butte
Agnes Neely
Taylor
Moss Used As Cotton Substitute In Packing Goods
Moss supplies from Louisiana are used in the U S as a substitute for cotton in packing and filling items like cushions and mattresses. Prices range from 2 to 6 cents per pound. Last year output valued at about $2,000,000.
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Louisiana
Soldiers Dance Pays Tribute At Butte Pageant
Olive drab and navy mingle with civilian garb as 2,000 attend a farewell dance for 10 soldiers and 1,000 local youths bound for training camps. The event at Columbia Gardens pavilion, hosted by the Butte Chamber of Commerce, featured free streetcar rides, donated music, and cards notifying draftees, with 40 enlisting that night and 18 to join Camp Lewis.
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New
National Army
Butte
Columbia Gardens
Navy
Bow County
Wars
Bie
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Britain
Camp Lewis
Children’s Day Planned at Columbia Gardens Again
Manager J T Wharton of the Butte Electric Railway announces another children’s day at Columbia Gardens due to warm September weather. Tomorrow admission will be free and children may romp all day as a makeup event for the cancelled day during the railway strike.
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J. T. Wharton
Butte Electric Railway Company
Columbia Gardens
Traction Comppany
Wharton
Labor unions vote void at Butte ballot
In Butte the blacksmiths and machinists unions held a heated ballot that was declared null and void, with a new vote set for Thursday. The outcome will determine if a strike is allowed, affecting remaining workers and mine operations amid a walkout or lockout debate.
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Blacksmiths and Helpers’ Union of
Butte
Metal Trades Council
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council
War Warning Inspires Silent Duty and Waiting
A Brooklyn Eagle note recalls the line Every American must be on the side of the United States urging citizens to stand firm and support the war effort even those who wait. The quotation emphasizes unity and quiet service during wartime.
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Bryan War
Nim Seman
United States
Waite
Brooklyn Eagle
Funeral notices for Jann Bit Wilh Hall Muir and Hall
Death notices report the funeral arrangements for Alfred Jann Bit Wilh and Mrs Janet Hall aged 31 wife of William Hall. The late Mr Wilh will be interred at Mount Storia cemetery with time to be announced. Mrs Janet Hall’s body is at the science 418 Warren avenue awaiting announced funeral time. Mrs Joseph Muir aged 29 died yesterday. remains forwarded from Richards Parlors to Harlowton for interment.
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Bird
Alfred Jann
Storia Cemetery
Janet Hall
William Hall
Science
Warren Avenue
Muir
Joseph Muir
Richards
Harlowton
Funeral notices for Dezelle Graney and Foster
The funeral of Jinny J Dezelle aged 25 will move to Degalle 728 West Quart Proceeding to church for mass at 9 36 Interment Holy Cross Cemetery The funeral of Graney aged six years will be held Wednesday morning at Velocle family residence 915 East Galena Street proceeding to Sacred Heart church where mass will be celebrated Interment Holy Cross Cemetery Anna Foster’s remains were shipped last evening to Anaconda where interment will take place.
Funeral Notices and Arrangements Preview
The text lists funeral arrangements for several individuals including Conn Vacchieri of 26 Lexingtonville, Edward Niva aged 30, and Mire Hiveria Lazzeri aged 40. Details mention remains at Daniels Bilboa undertaking parlors and pending instructions from relatives with later announcements to follow. Card of thanks from the Kabatin family expresses appreciation for support and offerings from friends and neighbors.
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Vacchieri
Lazzeri
Mire
Hiveria Lazgeri
Daniels @ Bilboa
Felix Kabatin
Ikabalin
Strand
Felic
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Park Main Egalena
PARK
Mercury
South Main
Lutey
Malaga
Baskets
Mr. H Saya
F. Hoover iii
Ted Fan
Vorvallis
Montana
Ghirardelli
Cece
F. A. Ironside
North Main Street
College OF
Rome
Lov
Monarch
Paint and Art CO
Butte, Montana
Grimes-King
West Park Street
Grecke
Phaeman
M. J. Walsh CO. Funeral Directors
Mahagin
Elizabeth
Mme and
Dennis Mahagin
Sheridan
Mont
Sherman & Reed
Wendel-Cannon Monument Works
South Montans St
Uptown
Broadway
Gordon
Butte Grill
East Broadway
Davey & Gilmore
Vinlen Hotel
James T. Finlen
ED Rose
North Main
Peking
Undertakers
Larry Duggan
Sam R. Wwhite
Vaniels
Bilboa v
Fresh Flowers
Missoula Nursery
Utah
Diamond Palace
West Park
Zubick
ART Studio
West Broadway
Fisher’s Millinery Park
Montana Streets
Hamilton St
Sheehan
Love
Froateau Sheehan
West Granite Butte
North Main ST
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