The Butte Daily Post, 1914-08-26, p.5

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• OFFICIAL COUNT MUST BE MADE TO TELL STORY (Continued from Page One.) — the candidates nominated at the primary of 25 Aug 1914

  1914-08-26

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• THE BUTTE DAILY POST: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1914

  Running head across the top of the page, with the page number 5 at the top right.

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• THE BUTTE DAILY POST DILLON BUREAU

  Column 1-2 banner at the top, No. 13 South Idaho Street, Phone 57 Black, Res. Phone 165-R, advertising rates on application; no personal names.

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• BEAVERHEAD RANCHERS ARE AFTER AUTO PRIZE

  Column 1, Dillon, Aug. 26: Joe Nash of Clyde Park, F. A. Hazelbaker and Charles Conger prepare Beaverhead county's state-fair exhibit and seek the Cartercar prize for best wheat.

• WILL ENTER BIG STEER AT MONTANA STATE FAIR

  Column 1, Dillon, Aug. 26: Craig Cornell's thoroughbred short-horn steer, imported from Iowa, is expected to win at the Helena state fair.

• DILLON BRIEFS.

  Column 1 (continuing to the foot), a run of personal items naming Jay Holtz, Mrs. Charles Butler, Mrs. C. A. Smith, F. A. Hazelbaker, Mrs. T. W. Poindexter, Archie Henneberry, H. E. Andrus, Harve Johnson, H. W. Turner, Clay Patterson Jr., Alex Williamson Jr., E. Van Hook, Thomas G. Duncan, Misses Eva and May Stocker, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Barry, George Bullerdick, W. T. George, Mrs. Bert Ligget and Sheriff D. V. Erwin.

• NUMBER "7" PROVES UNLUCKY FOR CHILD

  Column 2, Dillon, Aug. 26: Lenore Kathryn Johnston, daughter of Ray Johnston, dies aged 7 years 7 months 7 days; Rev. E. V. Ostrander officiates, pallbearers Will Patrick, Ralph Patrick, Alex Williamson Jr. and Clyde Powers.

• SECURED $405 THROUGH PHONY CHECKS; JAILED

  Column 2, Dillon, Aug. 26: J. F. Burns is arrested in Wisdom by 'Jas' Burgess for passing worthless checks totalling $405 on William Montgomery and the Big Hole Commercial company.

• DRUG FIEND JAILED ON A THEFT CHARGE

  Column 2, Dillon, Aug. 26: J. S. Brown is held on a larceny complaint from the Foster Tailoring company over a coat 'soaked' at the Harrison second-hand store.

• STRANGER IS ARRESTED FOR HUGGING A WOMAN

  Column 2, Dillon, Aug. 26: Tom Finn is taken into custody by Officer Retallack on a rooming-house keeper's complaint.

• ON MOTOR TRIP.

  Column 2, Dillon, Aug. 26: George Melton, H. Duff, W. W. Jameson, Russell Thyberg and the Misses Edna Ostrander and Mable Edwards motor to Twin Bridges for a dance.

• LITTLE GIRL KILLED IN PECULIAR WAY

  Column 2, Great Falls, Aug. 26: Lela Wheeler, 7, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nat Wheeler of Valier, is killed when a loose shotgun falls and discharges.

• Horlick's Malted Milk: ORIGINAL GENUINE ... Others are Imitations

  Column 2 foot, advertisement for Horlick's Malted Milk, 'The Food-Drink for all Ages', with a cow-and-sheaf picture.

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• ITEMS OF INTEREST THROUGH STATE

  Column 3 banner heading above the state-news column; no names.

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• Sudden Death of Dewey Gustin Is Made the Subject of an Inquiry.

  Column 3, Kalispell, Aug. 26: authorities inquire into the death of newly married Dewey Gustin at the Central hotel, stomach and kidneys sent to State Chemist Emil Starz at Helena.

• PARK COUNTY MAN DROWNED IN RIVER / MEETS TRAGIC DEATH.

  Column 3, Livingston, Aug. 26: C. J. McCarthy, lately of Hunter's Hot Springs, is swept away and drowned fishing in the Yellowstone river, body not recovered (a McCarthy, not T. J.).

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• Forest Fires Are Reported to Station From Head of Wise River. / FIRES ARE REPORTED.

  Column 3, Missoula, Aug. 26: two new fires at Mussigbrod and Thompson creeks and Wise river, and State Forester Van Hook names new wardens Charles Johnson (Dewey), Emil Swedblon (Cascade), Thomas Danahan (Lincoln).

• WEATHER IS COOL.

  Column 3, Helena, Aug. 26: the weather bureau reports a generally cool week with light showers and threshing progressing; no names.

• DIES AT HOSPITAL.

  Column 3, Helena, Aug. 26: a young woman believed to be Mrs. James Bishop of Clyde Park, registered as Mrs. A. E. Jones of Livingston, dies in hospital; a new-born infant is found dead by her.

• PITY THE WEALTHY.

  Column 3, by Associated Press, Chicago, Aug. 26: jewelry will rise 25 per cent in price because of the war, delegates tell the National Retail Jewelers' association; no personal names.

• DIVES THROUGH EAST PARK STREET WINDOW

  Column 3, Butte police-court item: a man giving the name Bill Jones is ordered to pay $8 for a window of the Zobel second-hand store at 62 East Park street, arrested by Officer Cassidy.

• You're Bilious and Costive!

  Column 3, advertisement for Dr. King's New Life Pills (25c), with a smaller notice 'Bucklen's Arnica Salve for Burns.-Adv.' beneath.

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• A classified ad in the Post is a cure for the tired feeling.

  Column 3 foot, a one-line house advertisement for the Post's classified ads.

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• SHOP IN THE POST BEFORE YOU SHOP IN THE STORE

  Column 3 foot, a house slogan advertisement for the Post.

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• THE BUTTE DAILY POST DEER LODGE BUREAU

  Columns 4-5 banner, 'Office in the Deer Lodge Hotel', advertising rates on application; no names.

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• MUSICAL JOURNAL HAS A BOOST FOR MISS FLEMING

  Column 4, Deer Lodge, Aug. 26: The Musical Ledger of Chicago and New York praises Miss Jessie L. Fleming, new voice instructor at the College of Montana, naming Misses Gertrude Farrell, Nell Atkinson and Lucille Stevenson.

• ODD FELLOWS WILL HOLD PICNIC SUNDAY

  Column 4, Deer Lodge, Aug. 26: the local Odd Fellows and Rebeccas hold a picnic at Irving Lake, Mayor Frank Conley granting the pavilion and boats.

• Did your maid leave you without notice? Try a want ad in the Post and fill the place.

  Column 4, a short house want-ad advertisement for the Post.

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• OFFICIAL COUNT MUST BE MADE TO TELL STORY (Continued from Page One.)

  Columns 4-5, continued from page one: the county canvass will start within 72 hours (Mr. Kehoe probably Friday), about 6,000 votes were cast in 68 precincts with the democrats leading, Divide precinct cast 8 of 31 registered, and the report names Driscoll, Canning, McCaffery, Kehoe, Dockstader, Gallwey and Beadle.

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• Yellows Win Victory.

  Column 4 sub-head inside the election article: the yellow wing of the socialists easily nominated the full ticket, and neither the republican nor democratic headquarters had approximately complete returns.

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• Republicans.

  Column 4 sub-head inside the election article: believed-to-be-correct Republican list with Treasurer—Joseph Lutey, Sheriff—Charles S. Henderson, County attorney—John A. Smith, Justice of the peace Silver Bow township—Charles Oke Kelly, plus legislative candidates.

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• FIVE CHARGED WITH SMALL OFFENSES TRIED

  Column 5, Deer Lodge, Aug. 26: Judge H. G. Valiton hears Frank Buckley, W. F. Moore, Jack Needham, John Sullivan and Albert Schippareit on vagrancy and drunkenness charges.

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• DEER LODGE SCHOOLS WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER 8

  Column 5, Deer Lodge, Aug. 26: public schools open Sept. 8 with Miss Julia Hyland in the north school and Miss May Bennett in the south school.

• DEER LODGE BRIEFS.

  Column 5, a run of personal items naming Albert Howe, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Howe, Mrs. C. V. Hanna, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Flynn, Prof. O. D. Speer, Miss Emma Johnson, Reginald Howe, Mrs. H. J. Soper, Mrs. Blanche Ensminger, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Gullette, J. V. Bennett and Joe Davey (who returned to Townsend).

• The Democrats.

  Column 5 sub-head inside the election article: Democratic nominees, including County treasurer—John J. Harrington, Sheriff—Timothy Driscoll, County attorney—Matt Canning, Assessor—P. S. Sullivan, Public administrator—T. J. Harrington, Justices John Doran and John Shea, and a closing note naming Maurice Kiley, Joe Mudro and John McCarthy on the legislative ticket.

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• Progressives.

  Column 5 sub-head inside the election article: the Progressive list, County treasurer—Eugene J. McMahon, Sheriff—John H. H. Rooney, State senator—Claude Doran.

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• Socialists.

  Column 5 sub-head inside the election article: the Socialist list, Treasurer—Frank Curran, Sheriff—Harvey A. Smith, State senator—Edmund Ladendorff, and township justices and constables.

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• SHOP IN THE POST BEFORE YOU SHOP IN THE STORE

  Column 5 foot, a second copy of the house slogan advertisement for the Post.

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• SALT LAKE EXCURSION

  Columns 6-7 top, boxed Union Pacific System / O.S.L.R.R. advertisement: Saturday excursions Aug. 8, 15, 22, 29, $15 round trip from Butte and Anaconda, ticket office No. 2 North Main Street, E. A. Shewe, General Agent.

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• Mr. Fisherman / FISHERS' NEEDS / TENTS—CAMP STOOLS / A.C.M. HARDWAREHOUSE

  Columns 6-7, a boxed advertisement for fishing tackle and camp goods from the A.C.M. Hardwarehouse, Main and Quartz Streets.

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• UTILITIES BOARD IS ON VACATION

  Column 6 (running into column 7), 'Railroad Commissioner, Visiting Butte, Tells of Commission's Plans': E. A. Morley of the state public utilities commission is in Butte 'for the primaries', the board takes a vacation in August, and hearings are set for September on railroad and power rates and a labor tie-up on the Milwaukee electrification.

• $42,000,000 PAID IN EXCESS BAGGAGE

  Column 7, London, Aug. 26: the travelling public paid British railway companies $42,000,000 for excess baggage in 1913; no personal names.

• THE POST FOR THE NEWS

  Column 7, a house slogan line set between rules beneath the baggage story.

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• Low Rate Tours

  Columns 6-7 foot, Burlington Route advertisement with fares from Butte, Anaconda, Helena and Great Falls (Chicago $61.00, St. Louis 56.20, Peoria 58.70, Denver 37.50, Omaha $45.00), sale dates, four through trains, H. A. Bradt, General Agent, 15 West Broadway, Butte, Ind. 1584, Bell 347.

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