Butte Current Notes Highlights Local Moves and Trips
Local residents and professionals list travel plans and relocations from Butte. Names include Manos and McCarthy, Orton Bros, Lewis, Griffin, Osgood, Forbis, Kellys, Donlan, Walker, Hansen, Whitford, Taylor, and Merriman. A marriage license was issued to Dormer Williams and Ioie Mason. Northern Pacific adds an electric sleeper to the North Coast Limited. The Strollers comic opera company visits the Broadway theater. 198 horses shipped from Silver Bow for Tuett Bros. Bowling and billiard parlor ads invite patrons. Heilbronner promotes free lessons.
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al J. Grffin
Hunter's Hot Springs
FP. C. Osgood
Coeur d'Alenes
John F. Forbis
California
Stromberg- Milnes Co
Charles Kelly
Mike Donlan
Pennsylvania
West Park
A. J. Walker
E. Park Street
Hansen
O. B. Whitford
Lewiston
Idaho
J. Edward Thompson
W. Tl
Merriman
Spokine
Brunot Hall
Dormer Williams
Ioie Mason
Butte
Dan Mcdonald
Missoula
American Labor Union
Mary Maclhane
Wall Street
New York World Today
P. O. News Land
Margie MeclLagean
Penneyloinia
McLaegan
Effie Brown
Sheriff Taylor
Tetoncounty
Bob Hamilton
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Alfred H. Varley
Marguerie Sila Comic Opera Company
Silver Bow
Charles Freeman
Tuett Bros
St. Paul
Collins
Thornton
Heilbronner
Former D C Official Shepherd Seriously Ill in Mexico
Washington reports say Alexander R. Shepherd, ex vice president of the District of Columbia public works board and former governor, is gravely ill with stomach trouble at his Batapolas home in Mexico. Mrs Shepherd and Dr Merchant, the governor’s daughter in law, left for Batapolas. Later dispatches note appendicitis with complications.
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Washington
Alexander R. Shepherd
Board of Public Works
District of Columbia
Batapeas
Mexico
Shepherd
Merchant
Batapolas
Postal Telegraph firm denies consolidation rumors
Clarence F. H. Mackay states there is absolutely no truth in rumors or published reports claiming negotiations between the Postal Telegraph and Western Union companies for a consolidation or sale. He adds no consolidation or sale is contemplated.
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New York
Clarence FH. Mackay
The
Postal Telegraph Company
Western Union
Wyoming Snow Sweeps In With Cold Wave
Cheyenne Wyoming reports a cold wave with last night snow and temperatures dropping to 30 degrees this morning as the cold front moved across the state.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Institute Closes With Social Session At High School
The 200 teachers attending the institute at the high school enjoyed a social session after an all-evening program. Prof. Rocheleau spoke on Africa’s political divisions while sessions covered literature, physical culture, and common-sense schooling led by County Superintendent Mary Mullins and State Superintendent W. W. Welch.
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W. F. Rocheleau
Africa
Livingston
Stankey
Convention of the Powers
Congo Free State
Rocheleau
Atria
America
Jack Thomas
Ida Scott
Rhinehar
Mary Mullins
Traphagen
Grace Jones
Duke of Wellington
Chicago
W. W. Welch
Welsh
Pup
The Doctor's Choice Whiskey Offered by Newbro Drug
The Newbro Drug company expands to a wine and liquor department and markets The Doctor's Choice whiskey as superior in flavor and purity. It claims a $1,000 reward for detecting impurities and offers bottles at $1.59 for a pint and $3.00 for a quart, branding it as the best medicine and fit for physicians and families.
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United States
Newbro Drug Company
Kantwerout Ascotias new tie mates from New York maker
A leading New York maker introduces Kantwerout Ascotias as popular men's tie mates. Neat, durable, adaptable to ascot four in hand or once over with many colorings all priced at 50 cents. For sale only at Hennessy’s window display promotion.
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New York
Hennessy’s
Reward to Mrs Waggoner for Outlaw Merrill Find
Portland Oregon September 11 a bill will be introduced to aid Mrs Waggoner of Chehalis who with her son found the outlaw Merrill dead in the woods. A reward of 1500 dollars will be claimed in place of the 300 dollars previously offered by the secretary of state, as urged by Superintendent Lee.
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Portland
Ore
Waggoner
Chehalis
Merrill
Secretary of State
Injunction Sought In Second Hand Store Dispute
Morris Roth sues Louis Feldman in district court over a sale of goodwill for 550 dollars claiming Feldman opened a competing store next door and violated terms of sale. Roth seeks 3000 dollars damages and to cancel a 40 dollar note, with a 1000 dollar bond posted for a temporary injunction.
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Butte
Morris Roth
Louis Feldman
Feldman
East Park Street
Roth
P. Vadnais
J. R. Silver
Harney
M. Parr
Noth, A
Madam Renna Fortune Teller Readings in Butte
A fortune teller offers readings on love marriage divorce work and journeys. Readings cost 1 dollar for a short session. Circles held Wednesday Friday and Sunday evenings at the Stephens block 144 West Park street Butte.
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Renna
Stephens Block
West Park Street
Butte
Hats in Church Again Bishops Rebuke Women in Delaware Shrine
Chicago clergy back Bishop Coleman in rebuking two women for entering Rehoboth Delaware church without hats. Debate centers on Paul's command to cover heads during worship versus modern views. Baptist and Catholic voices weigh local versus universal application with fashion arguments and tradition.
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The
Chicago Chronicle
Paul
Corinthians
Episcopal Church
Leighton Coleman
Deaware
Rehoboth
Del
Chicago
St. Paul
Luther Pardee
Cathedral of
SS. Peter and Paul
Coleman
Melbourne P. Boynton
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Mr. Pardee
Baptist Church
Head coverings and color burst in church procession
Fragmentary lines describe a scene in a church with hats off or head coverings proposed, mentioning blazing brass and crystal, bright colors, flowers, and a nod to showy song. The passage conveys ceremony and festive dress within a religious setting.
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House of God
Delirium tremens cases rise at bridewell quarters
The Chicago Tribune reports 41 delirium tremens patients at the bridewell as officials investigate. Dr. Charles Sceleth tests liquor sold as bourbon by a levee resort, finding it poisons meat and softens varnish, prompting calls for punishment. William Harris died after a tremens sentence, John Bonham dies in service, and 25 patients required restraints to prevent self harm or violence.
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Chicago Tribune
Bridewell
Charles Sceleth
Tidewell
Dr. Sceleth
Arenas
William Harris
Harrison Street
John Bonham
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Fast Broadway
Butte Telephone
Sterling
Night & Fairfield Company
Orton Bros
Sherman
Boss Shepherd
Institute
Mr. Welch
Kantwerout Ascotias
Times
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Company
Galena Street
Montana
Concord
Mme Herald
Baltimore
Seacee
Santos
Maracaibo
Java
Earth
Bier
Boucher
Pipestone Springs
Wm. FE. Casey
Hot Springs
Arhnonene
C. R. Burket
Prop
Pipestone Springs, Mont
Pacer En Undertaking. CO
I Park
Rutf
Mont
Capital
Abe Heinze
A. Bb. Clements
Daly Bank and Trust
John D. Ryan
John R. Tool
C. ¢ Swinsorne
R. A. Kunkel
State Savings Bank
Malin and Park
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
Hodgens
Europe
Omaha
A H. Barret
E. D. Leavitt
3. V. Kemper
M. Hodgens
J. O. Hodgens
First National Bank OF
Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbott
E. B. Weirick
J. 8. Dutton
Chas. R. Leonard
Prest T RK. Kinds
V. Press
Fayette Harrington
Silver Bow National Bank
Butte City
Charles R. Leonard
F. Au Heinze
Warchesseau
A. Balmfirth
A. Louis
C. W. Newton
T. R Hinds
John MacGinnis
A. Augeendre
Paris
Newbre Drug Co
Butte, Mont
Bilia
Tolongs
Cook Remedy Company
Masonic Temple
Leander von Hirke
Wiauston'e
Tg Watt
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