Foote Creighton marry in Butte residence ceremony
Leon R. Foote and Miss Little Creighton wed at the Creighton home 534 Hast Mercury Street. Rev W H Setzer officiated. Foote teaches at Butte Business College and the couple plan a home after July 5 at 606 West Broadway. Friends and relatives attended with many wedding presents listed.
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Mercury Street
W. H. Setzer
Pirot Baptist Church
Foote
Butte Business College
D. J. Creighton
Baptist Sunday School
Atl
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Silver
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C. A. Lown
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Melva McMillan
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Hilma Hanson
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J. Lee Rice
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J. L. Gleeson
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Mra
M. Gillis
W. R. Setzer
Rocker
A. W. Gillia
W. L. Setzer
Bertha Gillis
G. G. Landers
Mid ‘Angus Gills
Creighton
Gordon Gillis
Valley
Deer Lodge
Silver Bow County
Mary Hempstead
Jack” Baglin
Anaconda
Father de Rickerle
Mrs. Baglin
Placer Street
Deer Lodge Social Scene Crowded With Visitors and News
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Garrison
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The Rise of Side Saddle Riding Among Women
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Richard Trakesaddle
Side saddle vs cross saddle reshapes women riders stance
The passage discusses how side saddle limits balance and strains the spine, while cross saddle allows a balanced, secure ride. It notes dangers from long skirts entangling in equipment, praises astride riding, and cites anecdotes of riders adapting to cross saddle for long journeys and various cultures.
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South Africa
Richard
America
China
Japan
Absent minded New York eagerness mocks old writing
A New York anecdote notes about 5,000 people in the country who would have written To Have and to Hold if they had the mind to, but they wouldn’t. The remark playfully contrasts intention with action.
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Chicago
New York
Epius
His Musical Taste
A Chicago dialogue quotes a woman remarking that he does not enjoy Thal dam opera and a man replying that he does find a feature in it he enjoys, specifically the ballet, revealing taste contrasts in a brief exchange.
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Chicago
Sea Serpent Encounters Beach Natives in Detroit Journal
A fragment from the Detroit Journal recounts a sea serpent approaching a man on the beach. The saurian questions the man about his temperament and veracity. The man replies with a cryptic answer about temperance and an ongoing war, noting it is too late to retreat.
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In Baltimore Echoes of Old Pentacy Tales
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Baltimore
Pentacy
God
Rii
Omelus
Parrot Language Sparks Domestic Pause in New York Journal
In a brief comic exchange from the New York Journal a wife asks if she should speak, the husband replies to wait as he plans to remove the parrot from the room to keep it from learning her bad language.
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New York Journal
Popping the Question and Office Boy Banter Snapshots
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Philadelphia
North
Philadelphia Record
Butte Monitor Tunnel Mining Company Annual Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Butte Monitor Tunnel Mining company will be held at the office of the company No. 33 West Granite street Butte Mont Monday July 2 1900 at 2 oclock p m for the election of trustees and for other business as may properly come before the meeting By order of the board Irisata James Hi Malones Secretary
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Butte Monitor Tunnel Mining Company
West
Granite Street
Butte, Mont
Irisata
Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Comfort for Achy Feet
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
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