Butte Current Notes on Local People and Prices
Notes from Butte report Grady's wagon coal beds, Otto Bros. pianos, dentists, and local arrivals and departures. Items mention Regnis Regals shoes, Red Boot Shoe Co ads, new magazines at the P O newsstand, a judgment against Ophir mine, a murder-bond release, railwood shipment suit, marriage licenses, local arrests, and a special Butte Anaconda round trip rate on the B A P Ry valid Sept 14 to Sept 18 with select trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady's
Otto Bros
Dre, Cole & Taft
Garry Taft
A. W. Alwire
Portland
John H. Wein
Anaconda
Standard Free Symons
Baltimore
Eld Thenag
Butte
Rosa Lambert
Tililon
J. D. Slemons
New York
Washington
Seattle
Belle Crangle
Gibbonsville
A. T. Morgan
Newport
Ada Epping
Main Street
New Ladies’ Home Journal
Hom
Cormpation
Ladies’ World
Munsey
Everybody's
P. O. News
Anaconda Company
Butte Central & Baston ‘Company
Red Boat Shoe Company
Druin Street
James B. Sullivan
Jon Saier
J.A. Stromberg
J. Walsh
Dennis Healy
James Maher
John Harrington
Y. Dorais
Montana Furm Company
Feely Station
George P. Whittaker
Mabel A. York
Snokane
William W. Gilmore
Tulle
Mary E. McGlashan
Centerville
Clayton
W. F. Cohhan
Tonks Clothery
Ernst Fark
Redurn
Gand
Gale
Long Fow Constable Faces Democratic County Convention
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions candidate Long Fow Constable and the Democratic county convention. It references ties to unions and leadership roles, with unclear details about support, prospects, and prosperity. The garbled text suggests engagement in campaign efforts and potential outcomes for the candidate.
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Toba Long
Tone Treble
Lone 8N
The
Buttatainers’ Union
Fo:dane
Tha Unten
Excursion planned over the new road to meet merchants
The Merchants' association in Butte backs an excursion by about 100 merchants to visit the line of the new road Mailed via the St Paul. President Tuohy chairs the business meeting and forms a committee to advance plans. Officials from the St Paul may attend today and aides will be welcomed. Memorial tributes are planned for two late members Henry Mueller and H L Frank. The builders exchange notes labor concerns and unions' pay, referring to the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Association
W. M.tuohy
J. T. O'Brien Arevetary
Merchants of Butte
Tuohy
Merchants’ Association
She Merchants of
Butte
St. Paul
Henry Nueler
H. L. Frank
Henry Mueller
P. J. Brophy
Henry Jonas
R. G. Young
H. Lane
J. P. Forbis
J R. Wharton
UH. L. Frank He Named Kerman Blank, W. 9. Spear, Wiliam Stalion
G Evans
V. Collins
Lee Mantle
J. Tennessy
Builders’ Exchange
Jd. H. Kent
He Hols
Shields
Eye Strain Tied to Nervousness in Americans
Des Mac Kendry and Hanfifia have dedicated years to nervous diseases linked to eye strain. We will examine your eyes without cost to you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des. MacKendry
Hanfifia
Vision correction urgent as glasses improve sight
A warning urges immediate action to correct defective vision with properly adjusted glasses before it becomes too late. Delays may result in lasting impairment as the eyes deteriorate with time.
Blind Senator Gore to Speak in Butte
Oklahoma senator Thomas Gore, famed for stumping for Bryan, will speak at the Auditorium in Butte tonight. A parade from Park to Main will lead to the venue with the Boston and Montana band, and a large turnout of Democrats is expected to welcome him. The event is part of a campaign session ahead of Theodore Bell’s California address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Gore
Butte
Thomas Gore
Senadar Frat
Oslahoma
Auditorim
Landing Democrats
Barney Shanahan
AL Park
Mali Atreets
Silver Bow
Democratic Club
J. Bruce Kremer
Montana
Hubert Hardn
United States
Mr. Kremer
Oklahoma
Bryan
Denver
Theodore A. Bell
West
National Committee
Ais A ‘Noller
Boston
Park and Main Streets
Auditorian
California
Broadway
Baston & Montana
Brett
North Main Street
Kramer
Gore and
Bel
J Brophy
Mike Carrall
Thomas Daus Jas
Julian Smith
Decry Mahgner
W. L. Renick
M. J. English
Joan M. Trapp
Ben Wilson
J. B. McNair
Gare
Hebrew festival of Tosh Hashanah observed by orthodox Jews
Rafik notes the Jewish new year Tosh Hashanah begins next Saturday with services at Adath Israel on West Silver Street. Ten days later Yom Kippur is observed. Morning services start at 8, evening at 7. Also notes two funeral services: Kate Seagraft at 1701 South Warren Street, and Mrs. Sawers at 16 West Mercury Street with Rev. Groenveld officiating.
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Adath
Reel
Silver Street
Kate &. Seagraft
Familly
South
Warren Street
Groeneveld
Anit Sawers
Honeymooners at Grandway theater draws small crowd
George M. Coban presents The Honeymooners with lively Cohan style numbers and a polished company but cluttered second act horseplay unworthy of the music. Willie Dunlay delivers genuine flair, while the chorus shows promising young talent in a review that may improve with repeats. Crescent Creamery featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Coban
Grandway Theater
Willie Dunlay
Governor Norris Opens Madison Campaign Tour in Ruby
Governor Norris arrived in Ruby from Helena and planned to campaign in Madison County towns including Dillon and Anaconda. He emphasized broad outreach across all 87 Montana counties, noting Ruby as a central gathering point and praising the people of Madison for their support. Phil Goodwin and other state candidates planned to join, with Goodwin confirming he would accompany the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Elena
Madison Counts
Ruby
The
Standard
Thornton
Helena
Madison
Virginia City
Dilion
Anaconda
Tavill
Madison County
Ruby Valley
Northern Pacific
Montana
Pons
Sayita
Virgina City
Diljon
Old Rock-Ribbed
Pioneer County
Ed" Norris
Beaverhead
Phil Goodwin
Old Madison
Itas
Goodwin
Eagthorn Montaua
Madison and
Heaverhead
Tim & Warn
Half Carat Flawless Diamond Ring for $75
A terse ad from Mayer of 22 Weet Park offers a half carat flawless diamond ring at $75 with buyback within twelve months at cost minus use price. He promises setting services for fees or money back and notes jewelry and watches sales.
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Weet Park
Sherman’s Trouble and Receivership Details
Sherman faces bankruptcy and receivership after disputes with Mam Brough & Bromma, alleging breach of contract. He planned to organize the Montana Land and Cattle Co and place his Hadison county ranch and centennial valley property into it. Receivers were appointed in Montana Utah and Idaho with mixed reports on his ability to pay debts and manage assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blif Sherman
Hils
Mambraugh & Bromma Chicsso
Sherman
Montana Land and Cattle Company
Hadison County
Centonial Valley
Tdato
Monica
Mam
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Helena
Jugs Hunt
J.D. Slemons
Alentena
Bir
Slemons
Plano
Crescent Casket Company
Salt Lake
Butte
Sisrman
Anorther
Temptation in a cryptic verse fragment
A fragmented OCR item presents archaic dialogue and misread lines about temptation and blame. The piece mentions a character named Princeton Tistr and questions about actions if someone should pat at a ta you, indicating a damaged literary snippet with unclear context and multiple garbled phrases.
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Enoss
Easing a Conscience in a Scrambled Chronicle
A confused item from a Philadelphia source mocks moral reasoning and memory, referencing a “physically unfit” remark, a mantleman chauffeur, and a New York element tied to Leash Gross, presented as a tangled old thoughts piece with unclear events and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Tim
Tittle
Old New Pork the Tank
Think Leash Gross
New York
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Butte News
Howard
Tory
Cage
Milwaukee & St. Fant
John Milch
Lodge
West Fork
Tonkin's Clothery
East Park Street
Butte Optical Co
Corneral Park
And
Dakota
Bond
Perade
Nisetlig
Crescent Creamery
Mills
Will Ofgn Tis
Tiosben
Montana Optical Co
Mayer
Brussels
Ingrain
Union
Shermian
Sayn
Ind
Bell
Saucy Moyen
Princeton
Winter Oxfords U
Wyoming Street
Joseph Richards
Montana Street
Butte, Mont
Butte Furniture Exchange
Home Baking Co
Taft
Posse
Prophecy Puzzle
Seattle Puzzle CO
Ad Avenda Annas, Segitia, Waal
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