Butte Notes and Visitors Report Recent Town Activity
The clip records numerous visitors and residents in Butte from Dillon, Helena, Missoula, Deer Lodge, and other towns. Names include J J Grant Miles City, Wm DeLosier Fort Benton, O W McCormell Helena, H R Melton Dillon, C E Larabie Deer Lodge, Reginald Woodswood Infant, and Regals shoe promotions. Also notes fashion sales at Tonkys Clathery, Regal shoes at Red Boot Shop, and a railway fare deal by Bay and Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grany's
Orten Bras
Dre. Cole & Tait
Dentists
Park HH
Roward
Biikloge
J. J. Grant
Miles City
Bulta
Parkingom
Philpsboro
Cho Allen
Livingston
Larson
Helena
E. A. Wilson
Missoula
Butte
L. Cop
Battes
Frank Leudon
Dillon Ve Bursta
Thornton
F. MM. Hoopes
Finlen
PH. Rachlet
Jessie Rowles
Falls
Macleillie
Alexander Mackillean
Wickes
Thorpton
C. E. Larabie
Deer Lodge
West Park
Joe Archambault
Dlile
Trusts and energy in a socialist lecture by Arthur Morrow Lewis
A Chicago newcomer Arthur Morrow Lewis lectured on socialism stressing natural selection in politics and the trusts as the economy of human energy. He argued trusts waste labor and praised or criticized figures like Bryan Hearst and Roosevelt while discussing heredity and environment in social reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Morrow Lewis
Lewis
Chicago
Darrin
Bryan
Hearst
Roosevelt
Ward on civilization and inequality sparks debate
The speaker, Lester Ward, argued that civilization’s benefits have unfairly accrued to a few. He claimed humanity should educate and feed the masses while criticizing hereditary limits and the contrast between invention and ownership. He foresees a shift toward universal opportunity.
The Flaming Arrow at Broadway theater
Lincoln J. Carter presented The Flaming Arrow a pretentious play billed as an Indian military piece. Real Indians and a brass band of Indian musicians appear, with strong scenery and above average production for Carter's mill, yet the show lacks a manager or press release and drew only a modest audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln J. Carter
Carter
Broadway
Death of a Good Woman in Berkeley Community
Mrs. 0. G La Graffe wife of a well known engineer at the Berkeley mine died yesterday morning at her southern city residence after weeks of illness. A Michigan native who moved to Montana and then California she endured long illness with patient grace. Civil, devout and devoted to her husband her gentle character and homely sayings left a lasting impression on neighbors and friends.
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G la Graffe
Berkeley
Grantedale
Montana
Tia Graffe
Uutte
Ia Graffe
Meagher County Couple Wed in Butte Parsonage
Harry C. McGlare of White Sulphur Springs and Laure Carrier of distant Meagher County were quietly married Saturday at the Sacred Heart church parsonage in Butte by Father Sullivan. The groom has long worked in Meagher County stock business and the bride, a Meagher County native, plans to settle there. They left last night for their northern home.
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Harry C. McGlare
White Sulphur Springs
Laure
Carrier
Butte
Sacred Heart Church
Father Sullivan
Peorls
McClure
Monana
Louisville
Haatan
Meagher County
Mrs John McCarthy Dies After Operation At Center Street Home
Mrs John McCarthy 38 of Center Street Center ville died yesterday after an operation at home. Formerly of South Butte she was widow of John McCarthy and mother of Ittie McCarthy Toy, once mayor of the Wewskeys club, who died months ago under perplexing circumstances. She will be buried beside him in the Catholic cemetery after Sacred Heart church services tomorrow morning. Surviving are her husband and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCarthy
Hutte
East Center Street
Centerville
McCarthy
South Butte
Ittie McCarthy
Wewskeys' Club
Sacred Heart Church
Ims
Carriage Collisions Near Butte Injure No One Seriously
Two wrecks on the flat south of Butte involve Morses and Bolseys plus Dr Haviland and Mrs Haviland. Bolsey and party chase a runaway carriage after a collision near the Three Mile House. The other smashup also near the same spot leaves no serious injuries and most riders walk away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recklese
Butte
Bolsey
Dr. Haviland
Crowded Orpheum as Sunday matinee and evening draw records
Crowded houses filled the Orpheum theatre for both Sunday afternoon and evening performances. Standing room only signs appeared as patrons filled the parlor to gallery, with a strong program including Valadon the Magician. Reserved seats sold quickly for the matinee.
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Orpheum Theater
Valadon
Elks' Funeral for Late Brother George Morhard
Silver Bow lodge No 40 BPOE members are called to meet at Bike hall at 0 oclock sharp Tuesday morning September 9 to attend the funeral in the lodge room. The store advertises that he esteemed himself and his character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
Silver Bow Lodge
No. 40
Bike’ Hall
George Morhard
Free eye examination and fitting at Montana Optical
A reader note explains the difference between a free eye examination and a free filling, urging customers that treatment includes both examination and fitting with a satisfaction guarantee or money refund at Montana Optical, 22 West Park, in Mayer's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Optical Company
West Park
Mayer
Negherlon Infant Dies at Home in New York
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Adglph Negherlon died yesterday at the residence 1819 Duy avenue after a brief illness. The funeral will be held at home this afternoon.
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Tulignt Negherlon
Adglph Negherlon
Duy Avénue
Kato
la Gratta
Yatra
Carly Tasidenes
South Warren Atregs
Ray
Proeneral d
Pitas
Two Arrests in East Garden Alley Complaint Case
May Wilton and Grice Moore, living in rooms at 72 East Gardens Alley, were arrested after a complaint judged by Vincent Crawley. He alleged they touched him for ten dollars.
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May Wilton
Grice Moore
East Gardens
Allay
Ivet Ulghe
Vincent Crawley
Viellora to Helena Always in the California Vine House
Fragmentary OCR text references a house named in a travel or art context, mentioning painting and sculpture with Montana, and a proprietor St Black. Names, places, and phrases are incomplete, offering no clear event, date, or organization to summarize meaningfully.
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California Vine
Cole
Ty Montana
Saraint Agaleaina
St Black
Democratic Convention Reassembles in Silver Bow County
The Silver Bow county democratic convention will reconvene at 16:00 Wednesday morning September 2 in the Auditorium. Harry Gallwey serves as chairman.
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Silver Bow County
Harry Gallwey
Oe Eertetenliepe
Officers elected by the Tibernians in Centerville
The biennial county convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in Hibernia hall Centerville elected T J McCarthy as county president Charles Gallgher as vice president Thomas Moran as recording secretary James Hanley as financial secretary William E Rowan as county treasurer and Rev Father M J Hannan as chaplain State president J OMeain installed the new officers. The meeting also pledged funds for a Catholic college to be established in Mineinna with Butts County contributing 3000 toward the effort.
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le Antient Order of Hibernians
Sliver Row
Hibernia
Circuit
Mine Inna
Carrgil
Hibernians of
Butts
Joarning Et. Helens
Card of Thanks to Neighbors and Friends
The family extends heartfelt thanks to neighbors for kindness during the illness and to those who sent floral offerings after the death of Norma. Mr. and Mrs. Rell and Family, From thy Washington Stay, Frederick Townsend. A fractured sentence mentions a brilliant leader of New York’s antiquity and a mistaken belief about life.
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Norma
Srain
Rell
Washington
Prederick Townsend
Maveliy
New. York
Tohmedt
Ufa
Butte Dog Fanciers Urged to Attend Kennel Club Meeting
Butte Kennel Club calls dog lovers to attend a meeting at 8:30 tomorrow evening in the city hall council chamber. The upcoming show entries are due by Wednesday.
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Butte
Helens
Butte Kennel Club
Imuet Bs
Wednesay
Butte Gaels Donation Appreciated in Ireland
Dr. Douglas Little forwards J P Moriarity thanks from the Gaelic league in Ireland praising Butte for its support. He states Butte has done more for the Gaelic language movement than any other U S city. The note ends with marketing jabs about the Automatic service and subscription pitches.
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Butte Gaels
Ireland
Pt. Cent
Gaelic League
Hutte
Douglas Little
J. P. Moriarity
Butte
Quotte
Sutte
United States
Struck by lightning injures two in ditch survey
Dillon reports a violent thunderstorm striking AY Welling and his son during a ditch survey with Mr Stev énkov. Both were knocked insensible as lightning pierced a hat and wounded the boy. they were taken to a hospital in Isexson where they recovered.
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Dillon
John Weimlag
Hig Hamnbasta
Stevénkov
Welling and Son
Mr. Hounting
Roth
Isexson
Thousands On Strike Shuts Atlante Portland Cement Works
In Hannibal Missouri on September 21 a quarrymen strike halted operations at the Atlante Portland Cement company. The stoppage caused massive material shortages and left about 2500 workers idle as the plant halted production last night.
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Hannibal
Quétryman
Atlante Portland Cement Company
Thils
Bricks Peel Off Kelly Block Inboard Alarm Stops
Panic on East Parr street as bricks spill from the No 77 Kelly block second floor wall. Lodgers entering doorway narrowly escape injury. guard and officers cordon area. Investigation finds water-soaked outer bricks from a leaking cave caused the fall. pier remains intact.
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East Parr Street
Kelly
Joe Sinse
Peter Sanger
Brier
Bryan Hears Hill and Parker in New York Campaign
Report notes Bryan’s early morning departure to Buffalo and talks of Hill and Parker joining the campaign. It mentions a rumored Stump tour and a motor car ride with Parker to Kingston, with luncheon plans in Medina and a Buffalo speech tomorrow night. Also mentions death of Kate La Gratta and a local beer at Lodanna West Park.
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New York State
D. Bryan
Brffalo
Plennad
Bryan
Woolfert
Senator Hill
Judge Parker
Eenator II Tet
Bevan Woud
Kingston
Hiltontshe
Hull
Te Station
Medina Tomorow
T. Buttalo Watt
Buttalo Lo
Norrow
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Butte Lelephone
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L . Beattie
W. Both
EB. H. Brown
Whitehall
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Goel Lavelle
Edna Lavelle
John A. Nelson
Jol H. Fillereon
Divide
Fiplen
Eddie Sachs
Caagt
New Ladies* Home Journal
Everybody's
P.O
John 5
Allen
Virginia
Yelsha
Peter Mussighrund
Republican State Committee
Dar Nel
Granite County
Tonkiy
Clathery
East Parl Street
North Main Street
Byay & I Ky
Apnconds
Butlie
George Marhar
Richardy
Sarviena
St. Joseph's Church
Economy
Fay
August Wisemjan
Atterbury System
Tonkin’s Clothery
East Park
Drs. McKendry & Manulfin
Butte Optical Co
Corner of
Park and Dakota
Lester F. Ward
Ward
Tue Graffe Waasen
Prcumar
W. M. Sterndiels
Sevretars, Ees
Ligelf
Viellora
Directoire Boot
Gveggenman & Mundexel
Oficers
Tibernians
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T. J. M'Carthy
Deren
Carrot
Monty
Cincinnati
Townsend Marin
Townsend Martin
Double Car Lee
Hill
Lodanna West Park
John Mileh
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