Local notes from Butte society and visits
A digest of Butte social updates lists Stein-Bloch clothing, visits by Charles Kammerer of the Conrey Placer Mining Co at Ruby, and various locals at the Walk er cafe. Reports include teachers institute in session, university ties, and marriages, with several residents traveling to Missoula, Spokane, and Chicago for work or study.
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Stein-Bloch
Tonkin'a
Dr. F
Dratz
Philips
Walker Cafe
K. Gardner
North Excelsior
Aus
Charles Kammerer
Conrey Placer Mining Company
Ruby
Butte
Mayer
West Park
Advt
John Blanchard
St. Louis
Mrs Jennie Smith Dies at Meaderville Home
Mrs Jennie May Smith died yesterday at 124 Main Street Meaderville. She is survived by her husband Homer W Smith and her mother and brother in Saint Paul.
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Jennie Smith
Jennie May Smith
Main Street
Meaderville
Homer W. Smith
St Paul
Figures Official on Democratic Ticket in Silver Bow County
After a full canvass in Silver Bow, Democratic totals stood firm. The unofficial counts showed John O’Brien as twelfth on the ticket, narrowly ahead of Frank T. Austin, with Republicans and Socialists awaiting final tallies. names, numbers, and precinct committees listed in the official county record.
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Silver Bow County
Doran and McBride
Aetiea |Acanttey
John Orien
Mitchell
Supreme Court
Pterson
Romney
Stewart
Abbot
McDowell
Poindexter
Woody
Hicks
Swindlehurst
Wood
O'Donnell
Iet
Dwyer
McClernan
Lynch
Donian
Meluner
McCarty
Cohen
O'Connor
Holland
Howers
Mccarthy
Wagenkopf
Hamilton
Althoff
Anty
Jackson
Canning
Nap
Foley
Leonard
Ashton
McDaniel
Kelly
Hanley
Tower
Riff McGrath
Kenny
McAulifte
Fabian Tonin
Cooney
Mule Mathews
McKeon
Obrien
O'Leary
McGigniai
Murphy
Sullnaugh
Clerke
Mygrath
Camffina
Monahan
Kane
Warren
O'Farrell
Harrington
Fenney
Shen
Joe Duty
Andrew
Anolly
Ironside
Crow
Kings
Hatkov Depaul
Pitharris
Justices of the Peace
Sliver Bow Township
Buckley
Doran
Furlong
Mulligan
O'Neil
Justice
South Butte
Joseph Radmelich
M. J.sheehan
James F. Sheriuni
Maurice Keiley
W'liam Viifin
W. Harrington
Indrieux
Ben Hurley
J. 1.Rah
Ray O'Brien
Pat Crissy
J. P. Ryan
Felix Mud
Couple Charged With Mann Act Violation In Butte
Mortis Stauldaum and Ethel Day face federal charges after warrants issued from San Francisco led to arrests in Butte. They agreed to proceed to San Francisco for extradition. Stauldaum will be tried for transporting the woman to Butte for immoral purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortis Stauldaum
Ethel Day
Butte
San Francisco
Stauldaum
Fire on West Side Attic Sparks Alarm at Heilbronner Home
Firemen battled an attic blaze last night at 901 West Quartz Street caused by crossed electric wires. Estimated damage reaches 800 dollars. Fire crews were also sent to 987 West Quartz Street and 1028 South Wyoming to quell smaller fires as part of the same callout. The Indianapolis News notes lingering plague has long been studied by physicians, citing John Daniel Major born 1684 and his quest to cure plague, detailing his life, travels, and death in 1698. The piece also explains bubonic plague forms and mortality rates, noting the disease remains tied to commerce and global spread.
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W. Park Street
Lutheran Church
Luther League of the Emanuel
John Nygard
Shields
Chicago
Hazel Arthur
Wolf Creek
Isabelle Willoughby
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Helen Tallon
Spokane
Holy Name Academy
Richard Howell
Butte
Rensselaer
Ind
Howell
Mary Brown
State University
EB. B. Howell
Oung
Howen
McKee Printing Company
A. H. Heilbronner
Quarts Street
Quartz Street
Wyomingtrees
Indianapolis
John Daniel Major
Breslau
Wittenburg
Germany
Ital
Padua
Silesia
Margaret Dorothy
Sennert
Major
Europe
Spain
France
Russia
Kiel
Stockholm
Charles XI
Plague threat linked to rodent carriers and sanitation
The text discusses plague transmission from infected rats to humans via fleas, the economic and social impact on municipalities, and the role of serum treatment. It emphasizes rodent exclusion and municipal cleanliness as defenses, and notes the U S public health service actions to eradicate plague where it has appeared in the United States.
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Nes
Yorsin
Man
Nan
United States Public Health Service
United Stat
Greece May Enter Fray With the Entente Allies
Diplomatic circles report Greece will join the war on the side of the Entente within a short time, with Romania's entry predicted three days earlier than it occurred. Reports also indicate Bulgaria's contingency as a Tous tonic ally amid ongoing talks. A separate Spokane item notes plans for a booze special train from Spokane to Troy, Montana, amid dry to wet state contrasts, with travelers briefed on liquor laws.
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Washington
Greece
Romania
Bulgaria
Spokane
Troy
Mont
Arthur Baird
Saloon Shootout Chooses Fear at Victor North
At the Victor North saloon in Oklahoma and Park streets, Matt Surle intoxicated and armed with a large revolver ordered patrons to line up and fired into the air. He laughed as ten people cowered, demanding he quit the saloon as the weapon remained leveled.
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Victor North
Oklahoma
Park Streets
Matt Surle
Surle
Electrical Storm Passes With Minor Damage in Butte
A severe fall storm hit Butte last evening bringing heavy rain. Power and light lines were briefly out while storm sewers managed the rush of water and damage remained minimal. The electrical display was notably unusual, but utilities reported only temporary outages.
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Butte
Federal court trial in Foss case and grain smuggling
In Great Falls Sept 5 the U S case against Alvin M Foss a Hydro commissioner proceeded as a federal trial. Ed Nelson an elevator operator pleaded guilty to smuggling grain paying 125 dollars and 68.76 dollars costs. D Erickson failed to appear in a whiskey case and bail was forfeited.
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Great Falls
United States
Alvin. M. Foss
Hydro
Ed Nelson
D. Erickson
Architect Levesque arraigned in grand larceny case
In Great Falls justice court J T Levesque a local architect faced arraignment on a grand larceny charge filed by Rev Willarthur Deitrick pastor of the First Congregational church Levesque accused the minister of writing love letters to his wife and claimed he could produce one in court
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Standard
Great Falls
J.T. Levesque
Willarthur Deitrick
First Congregational Church
Levesque
Man Charged with Stealing Rugs From Estranged Wife
Levesque faces a theft charge after allegedly taking rugs from Deitrici's home. He testified he went to recover his belongings taken by his wife, with whom he is separated. The case is slated for further conduct in court.
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Levesque
Deitrici
Aed
Pinister
McAdoo Heads to California for Farm Loan Board
William G McAdoo secretary of the treasury and son in law of President Wilson travels to California to chair meetings of the federal farm loan board. He plans to attend a Sacramento bearing next Saturday and arrange for the board's meetings here next week.
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Madoo
California
San Francisco
William G
the Treasury
Wilson
Federal Farm
Rt. Wilson
McAdoo
Sacramento
New Fire Apparatus Movreyew Tested as City Aid
A sidecar style fire vehicle named movreyew is tried as a municipal supplement to firefighting. It carries light gear and a two man crew, offering rapid response to fires and potential quick containment in early stages due to its speed.
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Movreyew
Wasen Nas Austine
New Preserver Lets Breathing Continue in Rough Water
A novel life preserver adds a light metal air chamber to a cork jacket. A rising spout above water keeps air supplying a face mask. Tubular channel links the chamber to the mask so a wearer can breathe even when waves mount above the head.
Wheat and grain prices wrap Montana market notes
APOLIS CLOSE reports Montana grain prices with September at 1.80 and December at 1.58, May 1.59, and basis for No 1 hard at 1.87. No 1 northern 1.60 to 1.64, No 2 northern 1.57 to 1.82, and durum figures around 1.60 to 1.85. Corn No 3 yellow priced at read.
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Apolis
McCaull-Dinsmore Co
Helena
Montana
Ste
Duluth Close Market Report From September to December Prices
Caull-Dingmors Co lists Helengs Wheat at 1.61 for September and 1.58 for No 1 hard, with December futures at 1.68. Reports mention durum at 1.63 with arrivals, barley on track at 3.01, rye 31.18, flax on track to arrive with September 38.01 and November 2.03 and December 2.044, suggesting a busy futures board across grains and months.
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Duluth
Caull-Dingmors Co
Helengs
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McCarthy, Bryant & Co
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Maxim
Lyons
John J. McCarthy
Anheuser-Busch
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Butte, Mont
Stesack
R “Lyons
Russell-Miller Company
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