Butte Suffragists Plan State HQ and Campaign Push
The Butte suffragists decided at yesterday’s meeting to open the state headquarters in Butte with plans to secure rooms in a central location and appoint a professional newswriter to supply suffrage news to papers statewide. They target February for launching activities and to fund the campaign through teas, pencil days, sales of pencils, and events across counties, with delegates chosen to attend the National American Woman Suffrage Association meeting in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Sanders
Great Falls
Mr. Nelson
Wat City
State Central Committee
Misa Kan- Kin
Miss Tonkin
Booker
Bozeman
Butte Association
Darroch
Livingston
Washington
Anderson
Kad
Thomas Stout
Lewistown
Stout
Hotena
John AM
United States
Montana
Nav Giduz
Helena News Notes From The State Fair Week
Hight & Fairfield Company F. B. Wishaar in Helena for state fair business. Anton Levere travels to Seattle on business. R. Allison of New York restored at the Butte. Mrs. Frank J. Frazier of Seattle stopping at the Butt. W. F. Johnson and wife of Aberdeen at the Fintan. Lisa's Adv promotes wines and table leades. J. H. Boomer and Charles Lee of Spokane at the Thornton. McLaughlin Coal Co advertises reduced winter coal rates. Mrs. J. B. Hample to spend week at Helena fair. F. T. Vandeputte on Milwaukee to Seattle. Chicago arrivals at the Thornton. Mrs. C. P. Callahan of Basin visiting sister. J. Benton Leggat in Salt Lake city. Varney and Paradise from Salt Lake at the Thornton. Gochean, Seberlein, Neigenat at the Pinten from Spokane. Mrs. Jane Poore visiting relatives in Helena. Andy Clancy confined on insanity charge. T. J. McCarthy opens new store at 61 East Broadway. San Francisco visitors at the Thornton. Under Sheriff Smith to Minnewota on county business. Mrs. Arthur MacDonald of Great Falls visiting state fair. Services at Swedish Lutheran Emanuel church Thursday at 8 p.m. A. A. McIntyre arrested after altercation near city hall. Mrs. Maury to visit East via Olympian. Alfred H. Grimm and Selma A. Carlson wed in Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Wishaar
Helena
Anton Levere
Seattle
Thornton ‘Yegen Bros
McLaughlin Coal Company
Ind
Butte Cab and Transfer Co
J.B. Hample
F. T
Vandeputte
Milwaukee
Sienttie
Chicago
Thornton
Salt Lake
PF. W. Varney
TJ. Paradise
Spokane
Pinten
Gochean
A. F. Seberlein
Te Il Neigenat
Mt Burns
Jane Poore
Andy Clancy
Jair
T. J. McCarthy
East Broadway
Adv
San Francisco
G.I Davis
S. Rotoskey
F.C. Fetter
Smith
Minnewote
Sheriff 'Department
New York
Mr. Lee
Dr. Bowman
A. Dunham
W. #. Corey
C.H. Barnett
P Mureray
Greek Club Owner Fined for Gambling Operations
Judge Booker fined the Greek club proprietor $30 for permitting gambling at the establishment over the Board of Trade in Joan. Twelve men arrested in the raid were each fined $5. The court cited bringing in fellow countrymen and cheating them out of their wages by gambling as aggravating factors.
Moore Shooting Case Sees No New Developments
Reported developments recount the Moore shooting as accidental with police not arresting anyone. Moore is hospitalized at St James' and physicians fear possible blood poisoning while his condition remains serious. John Oskrovich pleads guilty to a third degree fault and pays a $100 fine in Justice Shea's court for an August Meaderville incident involving Joe Radich as the complainant. Funeral meeting set for late brother Joseph Auclatr with clubroom gathering Thursday at 8:38 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore Sai
St. James’ Hospital
Moore
John Oskrovich
Justice Shea
Joe Radich
Oskrovich
Meaderville
Delays Hit Washington School Building Project
The Washington school project faces another delay as Trustee Maury misses a council session over Sanger case concerns. The board postpones selecting an architect until all members are present, with Architects Ling and Kemna ready to submit sketches. The old building wrecking, new structure planning, and a proposed playground across from the county fair are discussed, plus a day labor cost estimate around 125 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maury
Sanger
Elderkin
Ling and
Kemna
Downer
Gierk Richards
Butte
Lota
Murray
Indians Master New Shorthand System in British Columbia
In British Columbia near Victoria, over two thousand Indians are mastering a shorthand system taught by Priest Le Jeune from Brittany. He published Bible portions and religious texts in tribal languages, and a shorthand newspaper Kam loons Wanda now carries regional news for Thompson and Prater river communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
British Columbia
Victoria
le Jeune
Brittany
France
Malary
Fabtle
Kamloons Wanda
Thompson and
Prater
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Butte News
Margaret Rozsa
Silver Row County
Miss Rankin
A. J. Baker
Elinor Coli
Big Timber
Butterin
Missoula
Edythe Geralaine O'Leary
Misa Rankin
Arthur MacDonald
Wharton
Swedish Lutheran Emanuel
Silver Streets
A. A. McIntyre
Gilbert and
Nelson
H. L. Maury
Charlotteville
Alfred H. Grimm
Selma A. Carlson
Gardner
Clifford
Jackson’ Street
Wolfsom
Clothery Clothery
Tired
Butte Optical Co
Corner Park and
Dakota Sts
Osigmovich
Ktuation
Joseph Auclatr
J. Robinson
W. P. E. P. Gillick
W. S
Mose Linz
North Main Street
Steinway
Chickering, Knabe, Vose
Hallet & Davis
J. & . Fischer
Kimball
Kranich & Bach
Conway, Whitney
Smith & Barnes
Hinze
J. & C. Fischer
Schaaf
Estey Cottage
Orton Bros
N. Main St
Washington School
Archetecr
Montana State Fair
Great Northern Railway
Rgard
J. T. McGaughey
Frelake
Helena, Montana
Postion, Sam Franch
Ansonia
Polee
A. Rauh
Rauh & Richter
Rth
Main St
Columbia Records
Newbro Drug CO
North Main
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