People and travel notes fill Butte city pages
A flurry of arrivals and departures marks Butte society with visits from Helena Dillon Garnet and Denver. Notables include J Riteney and wife at the Butte, J L Deegan of Cleveland, W E Chamberlain of Great Falls, and Mrs James Vanderbeck in town for grand lodge meetings. Also reported are Quartz location blanks at the Standard office, and the October Argosy premiere at 27 West Park with J B R Phillips visiting from Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
WH. C. Day
Helena
Ebbert
Grady's
T. J. Walsh
Thornton
Ernest Orr
Dillon
J. R. ‘Russel
Salt Lake
J. Riteney
Garnet
Butte
W. E. Chamberlain
Great Falls
Dr. Stokes
Phoenix
St. James’ Hospital
Fred Huber
William Martin
Centerville
Seattle
Barney's Place
W. B. Carter
Anna Carter
A. H. Barret
J. L. Deegan
Cleveland
James B. How
Virginia City
Standard Office
Fred Buzzo
Frank Lohman
Yellowstone Park
Doc Trenerry
Gib Bennett
Richard Trevithick
New Chicago
Robert Vickers
Grand Lodge
Byron Cunnard
James Heman
Victoria
A. D. McDonald
Montana
Kalispell
Thomas Temby
Cornwall
Garfield Tonkin
Europe
Charles Johnson
South
Nevada Street
P. O
West Park
J. BR. Phillips
George F. Downer
Butte High School
Milwaukee
The Squaw Man Shines on Broadway Stage Again
William Faversham stars in Edwin Milton Royte's western drama The Squaw Man at Broadway theater. The play follows Captain Wynnegate disguise as Jim Carston in Maverick Wyoming, romance with an Indian wife, and a son sent to England, with strong supporting turns and dramatic scenes drawing enthusiastic audience reaction. The story blends sacrifice and honor with a moral about unselfish love in a western setting. The production is praised for staging and performances, with repeat show slated for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Faversham
Edwin Milton Boyle
West
Wyoming
Utah
Earl of Kerhill
James Wynnegate
Maverick
Wyo
Union Pacific
Wynnegate
Jim Carston
Cash Hawkins
Carston
Nat-A-Riteh
Hawkins
Bud Hardy
Nat-A-Bitch
Earl
England
Mr. Faversham
Squaw Man
Joe Case Sees Improvement After Horseback Fall
Joseph H. Case, a prominent Butte club man, was unconscious after a saddle mishap Saturday evening. He suffered scalp wounds and facial abrasions, with a concussion that left him briefly unconscious. By Sunday night he was rational and improving at Murray’s Hospital, though not likely to walk about until week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Case
Butte Club
Murray's Hospital
Unnamed Slavic Worker Severely Injured At Milwaukees Nine Mile Camp
Dr A Biddell treated a group of camp workers after a blast at a cut opposite the Eleven Mile house threw one man, a Slavian, long distances, fracturing his right thigh. He and another man were rushed to Butte General Hospital. The others had minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ©. Biddell
Milwaukee Railway
Nine Mile House
Butte
Butte General Hospital
Eleven Mile House
Ryan
Toes mangled as street car runs over miner
Frank Knucky, 20, a Mountain View miner, was crushed by a Meaderville line street car near the sandhouse at 11 last night. Doctors expect amputation of all toes at Muray Hospital. He was first taken home then moved to hospital after heavy bleeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Knucky
Murrays Hospital
Meaderville
Sandhouse
Knucky
East
Galena Street
Mountain View
Butte Briefs Show Incoming Guests From Regional Cities
E E Smith arrives from Hamilton while H M Allen visits from Billings. K E L Bishop stays in town from Great Falls and F H Kirsley of Missoula is at the EK. D Phelen of Helena appears at the Finlen with W A Crandall from Kalispell. D Laffin and PB H Payne from Missoula are at the Thornton. J H Joy of Great Falls and James T Stanford from Great Falls visit the Finlen and Thornton respectively, with J A Reiley from Fort Benton at the Finlen. Frank M Stephenson of Missoula visits friends in Butte as Dr and Mrs JR Rathbone of Dillon stay at the Thornton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. A. Crandall
Kalispell
D. Laffin
Missoula
Thornton
PB. H. Payne
J. H. Joy
Great Falls
Finlen
R. Tuttle
Hall
James T. Stanford
James A. Reiley
Fort Benton
J. Arthur Lamb
Local Youth Faces Questioning Over 68 Cent Shirt
John Harris, just reaching his majority, appears before Judge McGowan to explain how a 68 cent shirt belonging to pawnbroker Morris Siegel was found in his possession after being detained by a policeman yesterday afternoon. Harris denies stealing from the shop as the pawnbroker testifies it was taken during a prior visit by Harris and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harris
Harris
Bold young thieves pull off daylight downtown robbery
A group of youths led by Patsy Kenneally stole $26 from a shop near City Hall and escaped in daylight. Carl Skagg was arrested with $14.20 found on him, and the other three remained at large as police pursued the case. Officer Murphy chased the suspects through Main Street before catching Skagg at the railway station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Kenneally
Mike Kenneally
Judge McGowan
Flo
Arizona Street
Mercury Street
Kenneally
Carl Skagg
Ffier
J. M. Murphy
Founec
East
FE. T. Bailey
Moving Picture Show House
North Main Street
Bailey
Main Street
Murphy
Park Street
Skagg
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Napkin Rings Sterling Silver At Mayer's
A varied selection of sterling silver napkin rings at Mayer's 22 West Park offering strong values. Rings include two raised heads for monograms, heavy rose designs, Cupid motif, leaf etching, and stamped embossed bands with prices from 1.90 to 3.85. Also advertised are watches clocks jewelry, Hall cane umbrella, copper souvenirs, and a 25 percent savings claim with mail order service and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baying
Mayer's
New Hall
West Park
Young lovers wed in secret window elopement
Gertrude Elliott and Thurman Bray marry at the Congdon home in Butte after a late night escape from 595 Colorado street. The 18 year old couple faced family opposition, with Elliott’s foster mother expressing heartbreak over the marriage. The couple plans to live in Butte as Mrs Elliott remains distressed.
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Mr. Bray
Miss Elliott
Dillon
Elliott
Butte
Elliotts
Dakota Street
Congdon
Bray
W. ©. Thornton
Mr. Elliott
Mrs. Bray
Young girl cloaked as man arrested in city
Police detain two suspects linked to an employment agency case. One suspect, Will Metcalf, is held after a female suspect identified as Pat Flanagan initially denied being a girl. The girl later confessed, detailing her experiences. Also, Butte workers may open wage accounts at a local bank. A woodshed fire near Sam Cohen’s home caused a small alarm but no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Inter-Mountain Republican
Kansas City
Will Metcalf
Pat Flanagan
Metcalf
Walter Whitsell
Pat
Whitsell
Sam Cohen
Granite Street
Funeral for Mrs Emma Cutting in Bozeman
Funeral services were held at the Lindley residence for Mrs Emma Louise Cutting mother of Arthur RR Cutting manager of Bozeman opera house. Rev Frank B. Lewis officiated with pallbearers Gen Lester S Willson Joseph M Lindley Thomas Lewis Harmon Cleveland J A Johnstone and P T Morris. She had resided in Bozeman about 24 years and is survived by her son A R Cutting and brother W B Bowen of Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Bozeman
Emma Louise Cutting
Arthur RR. Cutting
Ducks Flush in Big Hole Basin Hunt Chaos
Attorney Tom Walker led a duck hunt in the Big Hole basin with Lt. Governor Norris and others. Hundreds of thousands birds were reported with only 14 recovered, as hunters waded mud and laughed at the spectacle amid roaring wings and misadventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Walker
Big Hole
Big Hole Basin
Beaverhead County
C. H. Strowbridge
Beaverhead
Strowbridge Ranch
Ajax
Walker
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Butte News
The
East Broadway
Telephone
Cambridge
Mass
Mary R. Elling
P. H. Gohn
Pony
J. W. Nichols
Denver
Nick
Livingston
William Faversham and Company In
Edwin Milton Royte
Clothery Tonkin Co
Joe Case
Butte Briefs
E .E. Smith
Hamilton
H. M. Allen
Billings
KE. L
Gres Falls
Sta
F. H. Kirsley of
EK. D. Phelen of
Hes
Pat Kenneally
Western Hive
I. O. G. T. Hall
Dr. Johnson
Pennsylvania Block
Mayer
Washington
Lulb
W. Park
Mise Gertrude Elliott
Thurman Bray
Cupid
Hearts
Butte Commercial ‘Bank
Hamilton Street
West Side
Butte Commercial Bank
Norrin
Edwin M. Norris
al Noyes
Josephin New Perces
Fon. Hazeebaker
Pillsbury
Angel Foods
Hennessy’s
F. A. Ironside
Itte
BANKS
State Savings Bank
Buttemont
Rowdorng Hkc
S. Largey
P. Chapin
R. Leonard
B. Nuckoll
P. Bowle
G. Lynch
Eetenae
Mgr
Euae
Caenier
M. S. Largey
C. R. Leonard
la Leavitt
R. H. Nucholis
John H. Curtis
F. A. Heinze
Ed Hickey
EB. P. Chapin
Lsens
B. F. White
Samuel A. Hall
Walter S. Tallant
H. P. Bennett
Walter
Tallant
Phil C. Goodwin
A. 8. Christie
John N. Kirk
BE. W. King
Charles H. Bowman
A. J. Bennett
Daly Bank and Trust CO
John C. Lalor
John D. Ryan
A J.mere John G. Morony
Charles F. Ooth
John G. Morony
Wees Ens
C. Swinborne
R. A. Kunkel
R. W. Place
United States
Silver Bow National Bank
Butte, Mont
John Macginniss
Robert T. F. Smith
Cashier
Co. R. Leonard
J. W. Kemper
F. Aug. Heinze
First National Bank
Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbott
E. B. Weirick
J. S. Dutton
Hall Bros
Bankers
Hail Cove
Redetcecss
A. F. Hall
Pr. M. Wigginton
Butta
Butte Land
Inv. Co
Usus Real Estate
J. W Kemper
Ss. V. Kemper
S. Shields
Sec'y and
Treas
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