Week in Butte and surrounding towns report
Local notes from Butte area detail visits and social events. People mentioned include Miss Alice Pendergast, Roy Halferditz, GW Stallings, Mr and Mrs R Tweedy, and others attending gatherings, picnics, and games. A new baby girl born in Butte is noted along with a spotted fever case in the region and medical care in Dillon.
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Butte
Alice” ‘Pendergast
Bon
Accord
Roy Halferditz
Anagonda
Robert Dyas
GW. Stallings
Dillon
L. A
Dillon Nine
Earl. Bell
Edwin Becker
Hugh Naughton
Elkhorn Springs
Wankee
Rock
Armstead
Elkhorn
R. H. Paddock
Myr
Mrs. Arbour
Dillon Victorious Over Bannack In Night Game
Dillon defeated Bannack in a late game that ended at darkness before nine innings. Wand pitched well for Bannack, Dillon managed to push ahead with timely hits and strong fielding in a closely contested contest. The article also recalls community notes on scouting, local clubs, and a marker unveiling by the Madison County Federation of Women’s Clubs.
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Dillon
Bannack
Et Btnick
Iiteher
Madison, County Federation ‘of Women’s Clubs
County Federation
A. M. Luken
L. H.bennett
Virginia City
F. A. Brim
Harry Foster
J. J. Leary
R. H. Dyer
R. W. Rossiter
The
Plaine
Magh Duncan
Hugh Duncan
Maxine
Mariah Wisnt
Rossiter
Madison County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Haynes
Madison County Federation of Women's Clubs
Riggin
Wow. van Orsdale
Adla tablets promise aid for stomach ulcers
A short health blurb advises checking for stomach ulcers if pain after eating persists. It suggests seeing a doctor if possible, or using Dr. Emil's Adla tablets with a proper diet to counteract stomach acid and alleviate symptoms.
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Emil
Corner stone laid for new Presbyterian church in town
From the Tribune dated July 1 1892 the corner stone of the new Presbyterian church was laid with ceremony. Framing is underway and the roof will be on soon. The Misses Huber plan to join their brother F Huber in the city this month. An itinerant artist visited producing saloon mirror works and a fair dell scene. Some pieces may shock ladies. A special train to Butte for July Fourth lists Will Wilson Ernest Orr Elza Smith and Ed and Lorenzo Cushing among the reservations.
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Tribune
New Presbyterian Church
Huber
Germany
F. Huber
Lstes
Schurr
Emporium
Butte
Will Wilson
Ernest Orr
Elza Smith
Ed and
Lorenzo Cushing
Local notes from 1902: injuries and a Bloomer Girls visit
Dick Newton suffers a dislocated hip after a horse fell near Jackson. French Brothers report two gold nuggets of forty dollars each found on their Argenta claims. T J Mulaney breaks his right shoulder at Grasshopper ranch. Eugene Poindexter confirms a game with the New England Bloomer Baseball girls in Butte, July 18, with Jesse James Jr. as umpire and a traveling tent for games.
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the Tribune
Dick Newton
Jackson
French Brothers
Argenta
T. J. Mulaney
Eugene Poindexter
New England Bloomer Baseball Girls
Butte
Gene
Bloomer Girls
Jesse James, Jr
Reverend Hooker Named Archdeacon in Helena
The Rev. S. D. Hooker longtime rector of St. James church retires after 27 years and moves to Helena to take up duties as archdeacon. O. A. Bergeson also traveled to Butte on business.
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O. A. Bergeson
Butte
Liney Linebarger noted for statewide presence in Montana
Liney Linebarger of Havre, a Republican lieutenant governor candidate, is among the few Montanans to have visited every county. In 1929, while president of the state press association, he toured nearly all Montana newspaper offices and all but three counties he had visited before, reflecting his wide acquaintance and thorough knowledge of the state.
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Liney Linebarger
Montana
Havre
Pres
The
State Press Association
The Wet Parade at Hartwig Theatre
One of the strongest casts in seasons presents The Wet Parade a drama with modern events as a love story set against a realistic backdrop. The film explores romance amid varied social settings with both tragic and comic episodes.
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Hartwig Theatre
United States
Thousands of Acres To Be Sold For Taxes
The notice outlines tax delinquent lands to be offered for sale on large tracts including Big Hole and East Bench. Purchasers must pay 20 percent at sale with the remainder to be financed over five years at six percent interest.
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Big Hole
East Bench
Remarkable new prescription A VOL aids women
Many women suffer headaches nervousness and low mood at times a new scientific prescription rapidly relieves these symptoms without heart depression and is said to be safe and non habit forming. It is promoted for use in factories offices and shops and warned against inferior substitutes while urging readers to obtain genuine A VOL through doctors and nurses.
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