Local notes from Butte and Anaconda area
Lists various small items including rental ads for Orton Bros piano, Ebbert farm wagons at Grady's, shoe shines on West Broadway, and social visits by Henry Hawkins Jennie Beckman and Frank McGinn. Mentions marriage licenses in Butte, fair closures in Anaconda, special train to races, and local banking and business notes in Southern Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Ebbert Farm
Grady’s
West Broadway
Henry Hawkins
Jennie Beckman
Anaconda
Barney's
Standard
Ira H. French
Virginia City
Giovanni Zucco Rolando
Domenica Giovando
William McNemee
Harriet Rafferty
Butte
Keystone
Owen Wister
Pennsylvania
P. O
Henry Pankey
Easton
Sand Point
Idaho
P. Harry Gohn
Morris State Bank of Pony
Montana
Big Copper
Deaths and Funerals of the Day in Butte
Frank Martin aged 45, long Butte resident, died after liver illness and was buried in Sparland Illinois. His wife and son were in Illinois. his son escorted the body home. Martin belonged to Knights of Pythias York Neb and an Illinois Masonic lodge. Also noted were the deaths of Gus Landen at Murray's hospital and Miss Belle Nevin whose funeral was set for 9 AM at 219 North Montana Street and St Patrick's Church with Rev Peter De Siere officiating.
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Frank Martin
Sparland, Jr
Martin
Butte
Placer Street
Murray Hospital
Illinois
Knights of Pythias of
York
Neb
Lodge of Masons
Belle Nevin
W. B. Daly
North
Montana Street
St. Patrick's Church
Peter de Siere
Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News
A collection of wry lines on argument vanity and luck. The piece riffs on wind versus reason face powder mirrors and a child’s illness fears. It notes a man slipping off the water wagon to join the band wagon and gamblers charging racing expenses to luck.
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Chicago News
Bank Ad Promise for Butte Wage Earners on Hamilton
Butte wage earners are offered a chance to open a check account at Butte Commercial Bank located on Hamilton street. The notice highlights accessible banking services and a straightforward path to a new account for workers in the city.
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Butte
Butte Commercial Bank
Hamilton Street
Pete M Arthur Back From Trip 16 Europe
Mr and Mrs P J McArthur return from three month tour of Ireland Scotland and England. They note Britain offers fine sights and high wages scarce work for millions, with shipyard pay higher on the Clyde and crowds at liners. They met Paddy Kane in Dublin and expect travel to continue into October.
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P. J. McArthur
British Isles
Ireland
Scotland
England
France
Switzerland
Italy
D. P. Downey
Virginia
Allan Line
Miss Downey
Butte
Great Britain
Mr. McArthur
Dakota
Cornwall
Wales
Clyde
Lusitania
Argyle Works
Liverpool
London
Chicago
Mile Square
Paddy Kane
Dublin
Atlantic
Ancient suit revived in restraining order case
Archives yield ancient documents as exhibits in Judge Jerry Lynch’s district court session. The Elmira Noyes et al case targets John J. Quinn and J. K. Hesler over East Granite Street lots and prior judgments from 1898 and 1903. Attorneys for both sides clash over admissibility of oral and documentary evidence as futures unfold.
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Jerry Lynch
Department of the District Court
Elmira Noyes
John J. Quinn
Silver Bow County
Quinn
J. K. Hesler
John FE. Lloyd
W. J. Young
District Court
Lloyd
Daly Bank
Hesler
Granite Street
W. H. Long
Youne
Young
M. P. Gilchrist
George M. Shelton
M. J. Cavanaugh
A. J. Poore
Montana laundry's electro lyzer advertised locally
The article promotes the Montana laundry with a new electro lyzer claimed to do the work. It notes The Butte Commercial Bank offers 4 percent interest on time deposits to attract savers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Butte Commercial Bank
Montana
Quality ready to wear suits rival tailor made work
The text argues that ready to wear suits can surpass tailor made in fit and style. It claims average tailors underperform, while top cutters create superior garments at lower prices, with the Clothes Shop offering these high quality designs.
Death of Phil McGovern in Butte Room Follows Illness
Phil McGovern, 32, a miner from Dubuque Iowa, died suddenly in his room at 28 East Quartz Street last evening. He complained of not feeling well to his roommate James Joy, who left to heat scalded milk and returned to find McGovern dead. A physician arrived too late. death is believed natural. Coroner Stevens plans no inquest. Body at Duggan's undertaking rooms pending relatives' instructions. He had worked in the Butte mines for years and is survived by two brothers in Arizona and one in San Francisco. A friend was Rev Father J Lynch of Bond Iowa.
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Phil McGovern
East Quartz Street
James Joy
Joy
McGovern
Stevens
Duggan
Butte
Dubuque
Iowa
Arizona
San Francisco
John T. McGovern
Father J. Lynch
Bond
Hallie Davis Atterbury Dies at Murray Hospital
Mrs. S. B. Atterbury of Seattle died after an appendectomy at Murray’s Hospital following a brief illness. The 21 year old former local girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sewell Davis, had recently moved to Seattle and was visiting friends in town. She underwent surgery Monday after a Saturday diagnosis and died Wednesday night. Her husband and mother in Seattle were not notified until late.
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S. B. Atterbury
Seattle
Murray’s Hospital
Diphtheria Fear Looms Over City as Cases Ebb
City health records show 18 diphtheria cases, mainly in the east, with several fatalities this month. Authorities note a slight decline from early month highs, while no mass school closures are planned though one school may close if multiple cases arise. Scarlet fever affects six cases across two families under quarantine.
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Butte
Pat Lally Back From Ireland Visit
Former Alderman P J Lally returns from a trip to his old home in Ireland after a few weeks away. He enjoyed the journey and brought back his younger brother. Butte circle No 155 W O W plans a card party and dance at Carpenter hall Friday evening September 27.
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P. J. Lally
Ireland
Butte
Butte Circle
Carpenter Hall
Mayer's Bargains Boost Lucky Friday Watch Chains
Bargains at Mayer's 22 West Park promise a lucky Friday to counter superstition. Low prices on single and double watch chains, gold plated, $2 to $3.50, plus assorted back combs and baby necklaces with pendants. Mail orders welcome with 5 cent extra.
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Mayer’s
West Park
Rees Vane
Ansonia
Mayer's
New Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
East Broadway
Tutte
Justin
Charles Walter
Sheridan
Frank McGinn
New York City
Gus Landen
Nevin
Pete M Arthur
TRIP
Europe
Condi
Ney
NAS
J. K. Heslet
the Real
Cient
the Clothes Shop
Pal
Death
Hallie Davis
Atterbury
Pat Lally
Mayer
Ontana Optical CO
May
West Park Street
Twin Falls Canal
Snake River Valley
Twin Falls
Milner
Jerome
Wendell
Milner and
Oregon Short Line
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Shoshone
R. N. McCollum
Twin Falls Investment Company
Fred R. Reed
State Medical Institute
Broadway
Clark’s Bank
Majestic
St. Clair
Butte Stove Repair Co
East Park Street
Duffy
DR. Dodd
Dakota St
Cock Remedy CO
Masonic Temp
Br. i. C. Wong
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