Odd Fellows Anniversary Parade Planned in Butte
The Odd Fellows of Butte and nearby counties celebrate their eighty second founding anniversary next Friday with a grand parade from Fidelity Hall along West Broadway and Montana to Sutton's Theater. The program includes readings, oration, music by local ensembles, and performances by the Dillon sisters and others with officers and lodge members from Silver Bow and surrounding counties participating.
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Butte and Vicinity
United States
Silver Row Couty
Broadway
Fidelity Hall
Montana
Park
Wyoming
Granite
Quartz
Main
Sutton’s
Toston & Montandt Pinch
Ana White
Joseph Calloway
J.T. Mbritrol
Ie Evans
Dillon Sisters
Dawson Sisters
John J. Miles
Aids
Ss Pitsaett
Go Surbett
J. B. Trevarthen
Pinay
A.W. Johnsen
Mazes
Exenes Fidelity
Rigel Washington
Prise
Svea
Odd Fellows
United Stats
Montanga
Silver Baw County
Ridgeley Lodge
Butte
N. Gi
Hayden
Scott
Covert
Whites T
David Methiesenn
Brew Lodge
N. G
Westland
V. G
Wilson
Ik. S
C.F Williamson
FL S
Charles Sanden
John A. Stoblum
Enterprise Lodge
South Brts
God BR
Ryan
J. A. Thomas
Alias identity sparks probate for Montana man Sibert
Thomas Sibert died in Battle leaving property worth 1075 dollars. He used the alias J. P. Collins and John Lee after arriving in Montana. Petition asks district court for letters of administration as heirs are unlocated. if none appear, estate escheats to the state.
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J. P. Collins
District Court
Thomas Sibert
Nickel-in-the-slot stoppage blamed elsewhere
County attorney officials deny involvement in the nickel-in-the-slot machine stoppage. Russell, named by county commissioners as special deputy sheriff, has not filed his bond and may not be connected to the action. The sheriff will not deputize him until bond is filed. The man is described as the famed Cowboy Preacher. Mrs. Patrick Lynch, 25, died this morning. body at Duggan's undertaking rooms. funeral details to follow.
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Russell
Patrick Lynch
Duggan
Axel Carlson
Richards
Riichards
Michael Spoo
Blue Jay Mile
Girardsville, Pa
Judge weighs case in grim South Butte hammer clash
Justice O Connor heard the Sexton Nixon clash in the South Butte home court. The preliminary hearing on a second degree assault charge featured sharp legal sparring as Sexton testified he went to inspect attached goods and Nixon struck him with a hammer. Nixon claimed a fist blow and self defense after Sexton lurched with a possible weapon. The judge will decide after further reflection tomorrow at 2 o clock.
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Daniel H. Sexton
Saimiel M. Nixon
South Butte
Thresher
Nixon Daneel Yancey
Dring
Jdne Sexton
Aone
Nixon
Sexton
Otter
Explosion and council talk on marvel street incident and library glass
City council plans debate tonight over responsibility for a dynamite explosion at Marvel Street near Park and Academy and the related claim by the Bchatalein Paint company for seven tons of glass for the Public Library building. The meeting also considers objections to a West Galena sewer project and carries funeral notices for Harvey Quigley Harry Quigley Thomas Moriarity James Sullivan.
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Park and Academy Streets
Bchatalein Paint Company
D. Goldberg
W. Harkins
Goldberg
Harkins
Galena Street
The Overlooked Ordinance in Butte Construction
In Butte, building inspectors lax on enforcing a permit rule for excavations along streets. Contractors on West Broadway and other streets obstruct sidewalks, pile materials, and fail to fence sites or light them after dark, endangering pedestrians and travelers.
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West Broadway
Butte
Shirt waist debate splits Butte letter carriers
Butte letter carriers resist a Washington mood for summer dress. They prefer coats, not shirt waists or peri coats, though warm weather may permit light shirts or blouses. The dispute centers on an order that could allow shirt waists during heated months, with carriers arguing moral rights and practicality. The article notes the word may as a concession, while detailing related notices in Butte.
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Butte
Washington
Irvin
Kicked by a vicious horse in Montana
Special to Inter Mountain Livingston Montana April 24 W C Officer one of Park County's oldest residents and hunter's hot springs postmaster was thrown from a horse yesterday afternoon and kicked in the head In the District Court of the United States District of Montana In the matter of David H Young bankrupt Notice is hereby given that on the Witch day of April A D 1901 the said David H Young was duly adjudged bankrupt and that the first meeting of creditors will be held at the Court of Bankruptcy
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Nis
Broadway and
Moajfne
West Broadway
Montana Street
First Presbyterian Church
Opera House
Inter Mountain
Livingston
Mont
W. C. Officer
Park County
Hunter's Hot Springs
District Court of the United States
District of Montana
David H. Young
First Meeting of Creditors in Godin Bankruptcy
Notice of bankruptcy for Hormidas Godin announces a first creditors meeting on May 16 1901 at 2 PM in the Court of Bankruptcy 49 West Park Street Butt Montana. creditors may appear prove claims elect a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct other business. Referee in Bankruptcy. Dated April 24 1901.
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West Park Street
Butte
Monstana
A. D. Ln
Thompson Campbell
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Wee Laan Carpenter
Olive Branch Lodge
J.B. Y
George Brown
Fidelity Lodge
Joan F. Davies
Joseph Mitchell
M.A. Berger
Grand Lodge
G. M
KE. H. Goodman
Townsend
D. M
W. H. Griffin
Kalispell
G. Wo
Jota Drybureh
Helena
G. T
Jadeob Lov
G. E.G. Pax
Deer Lodge
H. PB
Frank M. Mothes
J. He Lite
G. J. Samuel French
Paris
S.A. White
Buttes GT
Jacob Loeb
Hele
Grand Assembly of
Rebek
Jos. Albritton
R. H. Miles
Grand Marshal
Sibert
John Lee
Paul
Rogers Brox
Rogers
Dan Sexton
Sam Nixon
Justice O'Connor
Will Butte
Harvey Quigley
South Dakota Street
Harry Quigley
Dakota Street
Thos. Moriarity
Sherman
James Sulnlan
Sullivan
Wyoming Street
Njuriie
Hormidas Godin
Butt
Robert Woods
Democratic
Seattle
Aguinaldo
Pape
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