Odds and Ends From Butte Society and Business Notices
Local items report patients and visitors, purchases at Tonkin's Clothery, and sales at Red Boot Shoe. Notable notes include Garry Taft recovering from illness, Rosa Lambert teaching in Dillon, Regals shoes promotions, and a court bond in the Sullivan murder case. Also listed are marriage licenses, suits, and a railway excursion rate for Butte to Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Symons
Baltimore
New York
Butte
Rosa Lambert
Dillon
J. D. Slemons
Washington
Tonkin’s Clothery
East Park Street
Henry Burmeister
Seattle
Belle Crangle
Gibbonsville
Idaho
A. T. Morgan
Newport
Ada Epping
N. Main Street
New
Uladies’ Home Journal
Home Companion
Ladies’ World
Slansey
Everybody's
Scrap Book
Mabel A. York
Spokane
William W. Gilmore
Mary E. McGlashan
Truckee
Cal
Louis Dubois
Matilda Pettier
James Mitchell
Barnacote
Centerville
W. Cc. Clayton
W. F. Cobban
Long for Constable in Democratic County Convention
John Long seeks the constable seat at the Democratic county convention. A popular figure among the Butte miners union he is brother to Ed Long longtime union president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Long
Mr. Long
Butte Miners’ Union
Ed Long
Union
Interests Drive Prosperity Through Purchases
The text argues that strong interest in ads and buying advertised items can influence success or failure by tipping the scales toward prosperity. It presents consumer interest as a key factor in financial outcomes.
Big league races reach fever pitch amid spring context
The big league races are approaching a level that may distract a hay fever sufferer from his troubles.
Excursion planned over the new road by Butte merchants
At a Business Men's association meeting President Tuohy outlined a planned excursion of about 100 merchants over the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line to meet line officials and the public. Arrangements to fill three sleeping cars with a band were approved, with a committee to finalize details once passenger traffic is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Association
W. M. Tuohy
J. T. O’brien
Merchants of
St. Paul
Butte
Tuohy
Blind Senator Gore to Speak in Butte
The Silver Bow Democratic club announced plans for Senator Thomas Gore of Oklahoma to address supporters in Butte. Gore will ride in on the North Coast Limited and speak at the Auditorium after a downtown parade led by the Boston and Montana band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gore
Oklahoma
Butte
Barney Shanahan
Park and Main Streets
Silver Bow
Democratic Club
J. Bruce Kremer
Montana
Robert Haydn
United States
Mr. Kremer
Senator Gore
Bryan
Denver
Theodore A. Bell
Aith
West
National Committee
Boston and
Boston
Bell
J. Brophy
Mike Carroll
Thomas Douglas
Julian Smith
Jerry Mahoney
W. L. Renick
M. J. English
John M. Trapp
Ben Wilson
J. FE. McNally
Bryan and Kern Club
Judge Lynch's Court
Park and Main
Governor Norris Opens Campaign Tour Through Madison County
Governor Norris arrives in Ruby Madison county for a campaign kickoff with plans to speak in Dillon and Anaconda. He aims to visit all 27 Montana counties with Phil Goodwin accompanying him and is popular in Madison, where Republicans predict strong support.
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Norris
Helena
Madison County
Ruby
The
Standard
Thornton
Madison
Virginia City
Dillon
Anaconda
Northern Pacific
Montana
Pony
Virginia
Old Rock-Ribbed
Pioneer County
Ed Norris
Beaverhead
Phil Goodwin
Old Madison
Goodwin
Eye Strain Link to Nervousness Highlighted
Doctors Mc Kendry and Hannifin summarize years of study on nervous diseases caused by eye strain and offer free eye examinations to the public.
Hebrews to Celebrate Festival of New Year Observances
The 5669 new year begins next Saturday with Rosh Hashanah services at Adath Israel on West Silver Street. Ten days later Yom Kippur is observed. nine days of repentance follow with morning services at 8 and evening at 7. Funeral notices: Kate S. Legraff, 1701 South Warren, 2 PM today. Jordon Curd, 47, 216 West Mercury, funeral 2 PM at Baptist church Idaho and Mercury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adath Israel
West Silver Street
Kate S. Legraff
South Warren Street
Mr. Groeneveld
Jordon Curd
West
Mercury Street
Baptist Church
Idaho and
Mercury Streets
Half Carat Flawless Diamond Ring for $75
Mayer at 22 West Park offers a guaranteed flawless half carat diamond ring for $75 with a buyback policy within twelve months at 100 percent of sale price. The ad promises resale value protection and notes additional jewelry offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer
West Park
Natural Rose Hat Pins Sold at Mayer's
Mayer's advertises natural rose hat pins at the lowest price, listing $1.50 with rivals charging $2 to $2.50 for the same pin. The notice emphasizes value for standard hat accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer's
Don’t Put It Off Important Eyesight Matter
Urges readers to address vision issues promptly as properly adjusted glasses can correct defects. Delays may lead to irreversible vision loss, stressing timely action and regular eye examinations.
Sherman Faces Receivership Over Montana Land Scheme
Promoters accuse ER H Sherman of repudiating a contract with the Chicago firm Mabbrough Brown leading to voluntary bankruptcy. He planned to form the Montana Land and Cattle Co with a Madison county ranch and a Centennial valley Idaho ranch. Receivers to be appointed in Montana Utah and Idaho. J D Slemons named Montana receiver but declined. Sherman also owns a piano store Crescent Casket Co and a Salt Lake coffin factory merger. friends claim he can pay debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. H. Sherman
Butteman
Mambrough & Brown
Chicago
Sherman
Montana Land and Cattle Company
Madison County
Centennial Valley
Idaho
Monida
Helena
Hunt
J. D. Slemons
Honeymooners at Broadway theater draws small audience
George M. Cohan's The Honeymooners played at the Broadway theater with a small crowd. The show features tuneful hits but distracting clatter and horseplay in the second act. Willie Dunlay delivers Cohanesque phrasing with strong voice as a large, well costumed company performs the song show. It will run again tonight. Typhoid impossible from Crescent Creamery Pasteurized milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Cohan
Willie Dunlay
Cohan
Temptation and a saucy mouth in campus verse
A short campus verse from Princeton Tiger ponders temptation and a flirtatious challenge. The speaker suggests a response to a provocative situation while noting a man’s fall and the woman’s boldness. The piece reads as a cheeky, reflective snapshot of college humor.
Easing a Conscience and Boxing Buzz
The Philadelphia Ledger jokes about social attitudes with a line about removing the physically unfit and a chauffeur’s wry reply. In New York, Leach Cross is touted as a champion by local fans, though opinions may vary by city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philadelphia Ledger
Little Old New York
Leach Cross
New York
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Butte News
East Broadway
Independent
Howard
Grady's
Orton Bros
LONG
Constable
Cago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Tho
Association
Henry Mueller
H. L. Frank
P. J. Brophy
Henry Jonas
R. G. Young
C. H. Lane
J. F. Forbis
J. R. Wharton
Herman Blank
W. O. Speer
William Seallon
J. G Evans
J. W. Collins
Lee Mantle
D. J. Hennessy
Builders’ Exchange
J. H. Kent
W. H. Nichols
E.&. Shields
John Milch
Lodge Saloon
Will
Tin Dillon
Montana Optical Co
Park and
Dakota
Ingrain Carpet Union
Ingrain
Brussels
Free—Talking Machine
Freight
Joseph Richards
Montana Street
Mont
Butte Furniture Exchange
South Main
Home Baking Co
Oxfords
Weggenman & Mund
Princeton Tiger
Wyoming Street
Taft
White House
Prophecy Puzzle
Seattle Puzzle CO
Gan
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