Daughters of Rebekah Host Delegates at Centerville Reception
Last evening the Daughters of Rebekah entertained delegates at a reception with an elaborate luncheon. The degree staff contest is scheduled for St. George's hall in Centerville tonight and all third degree Oddfellows may attend. Grand Treasurer George Pascoe reported cash on hand of 5657.01 while noting finances similar to last year and a slower-than-expected growth in the widow and orphans fund. Grand Secretary A. J. White listed 67 lodges in the state with 8737 total members. Delegates present included Helena John Dryberg B R Streets Charles B Schucit Henry Meyer Frank Lambert H O Farris Massena Bullard LW Neill William Dryberg Bonner Alfred Stodgrass Wibaux H R Green Libby J P Bowen Billings C Roach George A Berkey. M J Garrett of Helena was named assistant grand master.
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Daughters of
Rebekah
St. George's Hall
Centerville
George Pascoe
Grand Lodge
A. J. White
Helena
John Dryberg
B. R. Streets
Charles B. Schucit
Henry Meyer
Frank Lambert
H. O. Farris
Massena Bullard
LW. Neill
William Dryberg
Contagion Hospital Reports 38 Patients Since Month Start
County commissioners receive a communication from Dr. Sullivan in charge of the pest house noting 38 patients admitted since the first of the month and several severe cases, four being conflu...
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Sullivan
Te Contagion Hospital
Local Notes From Butte Dated Items And Notices
A jumble of business ads and brief notices from Butte. Entries include local tradesmen, a bird store seed ad, a wall paper sale, and a list of upcoming openings and relocations. Reports note Henry Stone's death, a funeral, and the Grand Opera saloon sale. Police and court items mention fights, disorderly conduct, a robbery attempt, and a physician’s upcoming return. A death in Cincinnati tied by note to Butte origin.
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Butte Wall Paper Cop
Hamilton Street
Forsyth
Tandy Owsley
Butte Bird Store
W. Broadway
Personal notes from Butte and distant ties
N R McDonald a Gar net mining man is in Butte. George W Sproule, clerk of the US circuit court at Helena, is in Butte. Doc Werner, recently in Cape Nome, returns home. H E Owen, Ano kane insurance man and former Butte resident, is in the city. RF W Merritt a Manchester mining man visits Butte. W D Bartlett, known as Punk, now an all around operator in California, arrives from Los Angeles and will move his family to California for the winter. John F Firsch learns of his sister Hannah F Haases death in McKean Pa.
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N. R. McDonald
Garnet
George W. Sproule
Unit States
Helena
Butte
Watseka
Hutte
W. D. Bartlett
Punk
California
Los Angeles
Seventh annual Labor council wrangles over policy and printing bill
The seventh annual session of the State Trades and Labor council opened with disputes over policy. The body approved a legislative committee to oversee labor laws and a bill to establish a state printing office. Debate continued into the afternoon over seating the Miners' union and the 6 o'clock closing question, with adjournment not before 9 PM.
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Tra
Labor Council
Walsh
Dan McDonald
Legislative Assembly of
Montana
Miners’ Union
D. J. Hennessy
Hennessy
The Catholic Fair at Miners Union Hall Ends Tonight
Butte residents urged to attend the Catholic fair for one last night of active features and raffles. Prizes included a portrait of Father De Slere, a fine doll, a wine set, a Battenburg centerpiece, and various needlework articles. Winners and fortunes were reported as the bazaar’s life peaks. observers note both joy and temptation asMiss Neil and Miss M Dermott vie for popularity.
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Butte
Miners’ Union Hall
Helen Brennen
Father de Slere
Jeannette Pletcher
Hutte
Prank Boucher
Catherine Searles
Mea Ryan
Bieter
Battenburg
Whit Misa
Jamex Canty
Burns
James Meehan
Christ
Miattle Mulhoney
Miss Neil
Misa M&dermott
Grand Ball to Close Fair with Winners Announced
The fair ends tomorrow night with a grand ball. During the ball the winners of the ladies gold watch and the gentlemen's goMine watch will be announced.
Boston and Montana Lead Stock Exchange Rally
Special to the Inter Mountain reports Boston & Montana as the leader on the Boston Stock Exchange with the price rising to 338 and closing just under that level. A dividend of 15 or 17 per share was anticipated as of today or tomorrow, contributing to a broad rally and a year’s total payout of 28 per share. Other showing names include Amalgamated and Butte & Boston among the day’s notable quotations.
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Inter Mountain
Boston
Montana
Boston Stock Exchange
Amalgamated
Sy Oreeerys
Anaconda
Titans Aoee AB
Boston & Maaz
Butte & Boston
Tamarack
Veeveer Ae
Utah
City Council Tonight Considers Local Infrastructure Petitions
City council meets to review routine matters as several petitions surface. Cobban Casey Day and J F Davis seek lowering the Tron Street sidewalk from Main to Colorado with costs borne by petitioners. Davis and ten others petition to extend water mains from Lewishon and Henry to Waukesha and Excelsior. Andrew Linitdujat and others seek an area right at Gaylord and division streets.
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Cobban, Casey, Day Company
J. F. Davis
Tron Street
Main
Colorado Streets
Drovse B. Davis
Lewishon and
Henry Avenues
Waukesha Street
Excelsior Avenue
Henry and
Waukesha
Henry Avenue
Emmett Area
Andrew Linitdujat
Gaylord
Division Streets
Republican Meeting in Meaderville Hosts Noted speakers
A Republican meeting is planned at Gunderson's hall Meaderville with speakers including Timothy Cokeley of Boston George M Sinclair and W C Patehorn The event is expected to draw many attendees from Butte and feature the Alice band in attendance Lectures will cover local political matters and praise prominent figures such as Hun Oscar IL Livsng from the gn
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Oscar IL Livsng
Hte Gn
Wit Aidress
veTarblivans
South Butte
Tommorow
Laeson
Rattyn Gunderson
Meaderville
Tos
Timothy Cokeley
Af Boeton
George M. Sinclair
W. C. Patehorn
Alice
Butte
Omutor
Buston
Man Hurt Slipping Between Car And Post At Minnie Healey
R W Simpson, an employee of Minnie Healey, suffered four broken ribs and possible internal injuries when his wheel slipped while assisting with a car at Minnie Healey. He was pinned between the car and a post and rushed to Murray and Fyeunda hospital for examination. Doctors fear internal injuries may exist.
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R. W. Simpson
Min- Healey
Murray & Fyeunda Hospital
Chevratel
Wee Giken
Suit for damages over child death against Northern Pacific
James Lowney sues Northern Pacific railroad for 20 110 dollars claiming his child Louise Lowney aged four years and three months was killed at Nipper Spur on March 20. He alleges the crossing was poorly protected with obstructed view and three warning boards, a train of eight cars and a locomotive passed at ten miles per hour, fatally striking the child between the cars. He seeks 20 096 general damages 100 burial costs and 10 reimbursed advances.
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James Lowney
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Louise Lowney
Nipper
L. Py
Estel
W. W. Likens
Ovoxalighat
Registration Confusion Crowds Voters At Close Of Registration
The registration period closed with 5207 names on the books for two days. Of these, 2599 were registered on Monday. Agents observed renewed activity as the final hour approached at nine o clock, with new registrants still appearing as the roll closed.
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Perems
Turiness
Deafness Cure Prompts Speeches At Gathering
A report from Milwaukee notes C H Rowan and Kallapell in Milwaukee Wis as the event unfolds. J K Tile and Col Donovan speak at a meeting in Montana where the crowd filled the opera house. Donovan criticizes the governor and a tense moment arises when legislators leave the platform while Toole opens with praise for Folsom.
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Kallapell
Mont
Get
Tater
Hion
J. K. Tile
Col
Donovan
Donovan Amette
Toole Defends Record in Amalgamated Copper Questions
Local inquiries touched Amalgamated Copper and W. A. Clark. Toole denied writing a 1896 letter to J. H. Marony about Bryan and Northern Pacific while attorney for the railway, said he later left that role in 1897, and avoided answering on bribery and court control. He praised seating India Judment for the Independent Silver Gow delegation. Higgins attended but was barred from speaking.
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Amalgamated Copper Company
Amalgamated
W. A. Clark
J. H. Marony
Bryan
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Toole
Cullen
Northern Pacific
India
Silver Gow
Frank Higgins
Donovan
Higgins
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Anna R. Greene
North Montana Street
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West Broadway
Thusnelda Lodge No. 4
Herman Sobns
Select
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Terpleton
John F. Firsch
Hannah F. Haase
Kean
State Printing Office
City Council
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C.H. Rowan
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Dr. Dodd
Butte, Montana
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OPERA
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Sutyon
Managh
Hoyt'’S
New York
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Grand Opera House
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