Library Trustees Plan Winter Lecture Series At Whidbey Library
The Butler public library trustees consider a winter lecture series on science life topics in the basement, likely to start soon with free lectures from State School of Mines faculty. Presidents Bowman and Rowan foresee broad appeal, covering chemistry, metallurgy, physics, mathematics, mineralogy, geology, and related lab work, expanding if popular.
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Butta Public Library
Nerny
Brary Board
Rowan
State School of Fines
Polytechnic School
School of Mines
Lbrary Board
Whrary Comrde
Pers Ara
Ofaleck
Bowman
Clatuctar
Belmg
Li le
Visitors from Bozeman Boost Sweet Pea City
Bozeman visitors A. gd Ferra and John W Hoox tour Butte seeking acquaints, eyeing the town and its prospects in growing crops. They compare Bozeman’s advances with local yields, noting Sweet Pea City’s potential for higher harvests and broader prosperity.
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Bozeman
Sweet Pea City
A. Gd
Ferra
John W Hoox
la Butte
Ne Valley
Ood Results and Theatre Attractions at The Empire
The article reviews the latest Wonderland of entertainment at the Bimophe theater last Sunday. Peerin Gomare and Tillie Stork headline eastern circuit attractions with comedy and musical numbers. A xyphophone duel and other features promise high quality acts as the troupe prepares to enter western territory.
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Siventy
Monace
Empire
Funeral for Patrick McAvoy Draws Many Friends
Funeral services were held for Patrick McAvoy aged 42 at his home 7H Iron street then at Sacred Heart church with a requiem high mass. He resided in the area for 22 years. Survivors include a stepson Terrence Warman two married daughters Mrs Willan Peck of Butte and Mrs Stethen Shell of Kendall a daughter Miss Adice Harman of Butte a son Thomas McAvoy of Butte and James McVeigh, brother-in-law, both of Butte. Nephew Harry J. Doran of Chicago attended.
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Patrick McAvoy
Iron Street
Sacred Heart Church
Medves
Sethelery
Terrence Warman
Willan Peck
Butte
Stethen Shell
Kendall
Sadi¢ Harman
Anta McAvoy
Theresa McAvoy
Thomas McAvoy
James McVeigh
Herry J. Doran
Chicago
Government to Pay Cash for Horses for Cavalry
Special Dispatch reports Captain Wo PL Howard at Fort Keogh has authority to pay spot cash for all horses bought for the government cavalry. Previously sellers waited for quarterly settlements, but cash at hand will eliminate delays. Corrals and equipment are ready, and horses meeting government standards will be purchased.
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Stanford
Milesily
Wo PL Howard
Fort Keogh
Howard
Six Japanese Poachers Captured by Government
The Treasury Department reported another seizure of seal poachers at Walrus Island in Alaskan waters. Seal Agent Judge and authorities seized two boats with six Japanese on Sept. 22 and the men were brought to San Francisco yesterday aboard the Bear.
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Washington
Anothar
Japan
Walrus Island
Alaskan
Treasury Department
San Francisco
Seal
Judge
Auiler Bear
American Commissioners Spend Nine Days in France
Paris Sept 2 The American waterways commission arrived from Brussels and will spend five of nine remaining days in France examining Use River felne and other typical French waterways from the headpoint of navigation.
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Paris
American Waterways Commission
Brussels
France
Felne
New York Central Board Fails to Name Harriman Successor
New York Sept 22 The New York Central board did not elect a successor to Edward H Harriman at today's meeting. The vacancy caused by Harriman's death will not be filled until the annual meeting on Oct 34. Directors adopted resolutions praising Harriman as a master builder.
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New York
Edward H. Harriman
New York Central Railroad
Evie
Mtr
Harriman
Beady
New York Central
Hunting Season Opens With Rich Montane Game Prospects
Reports from Montana state areas indicate strong early potential for deer, bear, and mountain game across ranch and public lands. Hunters prepare for rifle season amid restrictions, private preserves, and statewide efforts to balance wildlife with grazing and conservation considerations.
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Watts
Foreste
Missouri
Shrek
Butte
Mission Range
Montana
Madison
Gallatin
Custers Last Battle Featured At Crow Fair
The Crow Nation fair features a reenactment of Custers last battle with Crow Indians portraying Sioux and Cheyenne foes. Militia led by Captain McCarmick and Lieutenant Neill plans ground rehearsals. Indians to perform detonation at Mills before the climactic stand on the dawn of the famous 38th year. The Cornell store promotes a wide display of Jarrewonser suits during the fair event.
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Custer
Crow Indias
Cap
Paul McCarmick, Jr
Lient
BP. Neill
Andluns
Ciel
Gurley
Aiso Piny
Cornell
Jarrewonser
Fellowship Members Plan Abroad Meeting in Two Years
Seattle reports a grand lodge parade with 10,000 Odd Fellows and Daughters of Rebekah marching downtown, described as the largest fraternal demonstration in the West. Atlanta named next convention city, with talks of meeting abroad in a foreign city within years, possibly Copenhagen.
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Seattle
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Odd Wellows and Daughters of Readskih
Worthwest
Patriavcha Sulitant
Uy Cult Vegatia
Atlanta
Copenhagen
French Officer Killed in Aviation Experiment
Captain Terbor of the French army died after his aeroplane crashed near Howlogne during aviation experiments. He had long been involved in aeronautics for the French government and had directed prior testing at Belleville near Tunis.
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Howlogne
Terbor
Verbur
Louis Verdinand Werder
Ronon
Belleville
Tunis
Ferber
Rheims
Land for Settlers Opens in October
North and South Dakota lands open to settlers under the federal homestead act. About 1500,000 acres near the Cheyenne River border in South Dakota and along the Missouri River in North Dakota will be offered with portions set aside for schools churches and agency uses. Registration runs October 4 to 24 at Bismarck Aberdeen LeBeau Lemmon Mobridge and Pierre.
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Vrealedet
Cheyenne
North Dakota
Dakota
Cannan Belliver
Bussouri
South Dakota Seist
Navy Dakota
Bismarck
X. D
Aberdeen
le Beau
Lemmon
Mobridge
Pierre
College association plans strengthened work at Bozeman
Sept 22, Cale Seance traveling secretary of the Young Ate Vs Whrlatian association for the North west with headquarters at hos Ane ge was in Bozeman yesterday consulting with officers and constitutions of college associations to strengthen the work, the college branch being the oldest.
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Bozeman
Cale
Young
Ate
Whrlatian Association
Te Northwest
Hos Ane
Bozemaat
Constipation remedy claim from old text
The fragment promotes a laxative remedy Sennoy as a permanent solution to constipation. It suggests using the product to restore regularity and reduce reliance on remedies over time, claiming it aids natural function with proper nourishment and effort.
Mentonm Sraman Heads to Missouri for Idaho and Washington Ties
The association in Mentonm announces that Sraman left today for Missouri. An association was organized last spring at the university in Iron. He will visit the state institutes of Idaho and Washington and is returning from conferences with generals secretaries in New York and Northfield, Mags.
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Aloe Doapaebis
Sam Carlet
Drew Coneticith
Lauighemilcer
Bridu Giroux
He Empire
Mentonm
Honor to South Not a Protest Says Dickinson
Nashville Tenn Sept 22 The guest of honor at the state fair addressing the Daughters of the Confederacy, Dickinson declares he cherishes portraits of Tevis Lee and Jackson with the Confederate colors and says no apology or explanation is due while honoring the graves of the dead and teaching reverence for the southern cause.
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Nashville
Tenn
Wic Dickinson
Gor
Tevis
Lee
Jackson
Dee
Woodmen and Neighbors Enter Fraternities
In Omaha Nebraska an Associated Fraternities of America vote set new dues for member groups. Larger bodies will have five delegates while smaller groups face reduced representation. Entrance fees were set from 25 to 500 dollars based on size, affecting Modern Woodmen and other fraternal organizations in the region.
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Omaim
Associated Fraternities of
America
Reval Elgishers
Divorce Suit Amid Alleged Cruelty in Lewistown
Louis A. Myers sues Jennie Myers for divorce in Billings court alleging cruel treatment. He claims she assaulted him with a lamp about two years ago and has since made other attacks, including improper conduct since November in this city.
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Boeelas
Stendard
Lewistown
Louis A. Myers
Bilings
Jennie Myers
Wings
Lewistown Seeks President Visit at State Fair
Lewistown residents anticipate President Tattatelena's appearance at the state fair next Monday. A committee to welcome the president includes John P. Waite, J. B. Lane, A. W. Stoddart, Mayor Samuel Phillips, W. J. Johnson, B. D. Shafer, B. C. White, G. W. Cook, and J. T. Wanderlin. A large train and crowds are expected as locals plan to depart Sunday for Helena.
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Sheetal Pignaten Toe
Lia Hinadara
Lewistown
Littlejohn
Bidena
Tattatelena
John PB. Waite
J. BE. Lane
A. W. Stoddart
Samuel Phillips
W. J. Johnson
DB. Shafer
B.C. White
G. W. Cook
County accounts audited amid varied fund allocations
The county commissioners adjourned to report a total of 19062.83 across funds including General, Poor, Road, Bridge, Institute, and Contingent. Mrs. W. F. Cashmore was appointed deputy county clerk for the next six months. The board also acted on road matters.
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Olton
Board of County Commissioners
Ridge
Institute
W. IF. Cashmore
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