Miner Dies After Falling At Pacific Hotel
Rod Curry a miner, fell while going to the wash room at the Pacific hotel on Fast Park street. Coroner to hold inquest at Sherman's. death may be from fall or heart attack. He was 28, unmarried, resident nine years, sister in St Paul and brother in Providence R I. Telegrams sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod Curry
Pacific Hotel
Fast Park Street
Curry
Johnson
Sherman
Undertaking Establishment
Rarus
St. Paul
Providence
R. I
Protest Against Meaderville Road Trustees Election
County commissioners received a residents petition protesting the Meaderville road trustees election held April 5. The 125-signature document asks the board to declare the election illegal and appoint trustees themselves, claiming unlawful conduct by candidates. Commissionerstated they have no authority to act unless a contest is filed that would nullify the vote.
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Silver Bow County
Meaderville
John Leclaire
Thomas Fox
John Swayse
Joseph Northey
Seeger Michaud
Nap. Cote
W. C. Carnell
F. J. St. Onge
W. E. Headings
Police Court Recap Shows Archaic Assault and Vagrancy Cases
In yesterday’s police court Archambault pleaded not guilty to assaulting Mrs. Ryan at his East Park saloon and faces hearings on the 16th and 17th. Mamie Suprenant and Mike Laffey, both charged with vagrancy, await trials. Annie Hess’s theft charge for a Free Coinage lodging house watch was dismissed with $4 costs to the prosecution. One man paid a $5 fine for a plain drunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alerman Archambault
Ryan
No. 518
Oklahoma Street
Exerty
East Park Street
Archambault
Mamie Suprenant
Mike Laffey
Annie Hess
Free Coinage
Funeral of Neil Gillis
A large crowd attended the funeral at Donald Gillis is residence on North Excelsior street. Rev J EB Noftsinger delivered the sermon praising Neil Gillis. Floral tributes covered the casket and Elks lodge and Stationary Engineers union members attended. Services at the grave followed Elks rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Gillis
Donald Gillis
North Excelsior Street
J. EB. Noftsinger
Elk’s Lodge
Stationary Engineers’ Union
Gillils
The
Elks
Elegant Pianos and Organs Price and Payment Plan
Intending purchasers are invited to inspect a carload of new high grade instruments now on exhibition in warerooms. Slightly used instruments available at sacrifice prices with easy payments. Cash bargains, rentals credited on purchase, old instruments taken in exchange, repairs and tuning offered by experts. Orton Bros. 219 North Main St. Butte Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
North Main St
Butte
Mont
Funeral of Mr Tong To-Day at First Presbyterian Church
The funeral of the late George H. Tong will be held today at 11 o'clock at the First Presbyterian church with Rev. E. J. Groeneveld officiating. Old-time friends of the pioneer mining man will act as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Tong
First Presbyterian Church
E. J. Groeneveld
Nixon Used A Cipher In Rent Payment Case
In a bankruptcy suit, Sam M. Nixon testified that a $100 rent entry for George W. Andrews was a disguised dividend payment. The fight over Andrews title and Nixon's knowledge persists as trials continue with other related actions and motions set for rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam M. Nixon
Silver City Mercantile Company
Celesta Nixon
George W. Andrews
Mercantile Company
John N. Kirk
Mining Activity Grows as Sheridan Sees New Work
Special correspondent reports rising mining activity in Sheridan area with the Saturday Night property in Georgia Gulch suspended. Wisconsin Creek placers near five miles away prepared for spring work under Capt. R. J. Moore and John Rosenberger, with a new reservoir and sluicing setup. International Mining Congress president F. E. Shafner visits, citing a large upcoming meet in Butte and substantial investments across Madison County mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Sheridan
Wall Street
Georgia Gulch
Wall Street Mining Company
Great Falls
Cork Company
Wisconsin Creek
R. J. Moore
Dillon
John Rosenberger
Eugene Ring
Nugget Gulch
FE. L. Shafner
International Mining Congress
Cleveland
Ohio
M Shafner
Madison County
Lake Shore
Shafner
Butte
Black Silk Taffeta and Fancy Silks at Low Prices
Black silk taffeta twenty inches wide offered at 49c yard with other reg ular stock silks at very low prices. Includes corded taffetas fancy figured louisines and Roman strip taffetas. Width twenty inches values from 5 to 1.00, sale 7c yard. Finest pongees from the East in natural color for underwear dresses and waists. Widths twenty to twenty seven inches priced 1.00 and 1.25 yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Desirable Children Shoes With Patent Vamps
Appeal notes fashionable children footwear in white blue and pink with new novelties. Describes slip resistant soles patent leather vamps kid tops and sizes 2 to 6 priced at 1.50 per pair. Includes question about appearance of child’s feet and charms readers with novelty items.
Fine corded all wool m'stral cloths on sale
Advertises corded all wool mstral cloths with rough canvas effects in popular colorings. Width 44 inches priced at 1.00 dollar per yard.
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Reseda
Ecru
Mode
Cadet
Mines in Ramshorn Gulch Show Promising Ore Ties
The Octopus mine owned by William McDougall in Ramshorn gulch yields high value ore. A three car shipment from Butte netted hundreds per ton, with local operators in the Brandon district tapping a 150 foot tunnel. Former Lone Tree ore is now bonded. A McKay of Sheridan holds ownership. George Bothwell and Adams oversee work and leases in Ramshorn gulch.
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William McDougall
Ramshorn Gulch
McDougall
Butte
Brandon
Lone Tree
Adams
George Bothwell
Smith and Wherry
A. McKay
Sheridan
Paloma and Karla Schramm Return at Sutton’s Family Theater
Urgent requests bring back pianists Paloma and Karla Schramm for a Sutton’s Family Theater appearance on Friday evening April 18 under the Young Ladies’ Institute. A Saturday matinee for children is planned.
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Paloma
Karla Schramm
Sutton’s Family Theater
Young Lalies’ Institute
Riceville Notes and Social Routines
Miss Crane arrives from Mason City to spend the summer near Monarch with her sister Mrs. Warren Schrackengast. Will Leland and J. C. Bundy visit Riceville. invitations go out for a Miss Talbott dance on April 18. Frank Beaudry visits Great Falls. J W Rice and Barney Lavelle attend a White House school dance. Thomas Herson expects his two sisters to relocate to Riceville soon.
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Standard
Riceville
Cand
J. W. Rice
Barney Lavelle
White House
Kibbay
Thomas Herson
Arbor Day Plans Preview McKinley Tree Planting
Arbor day in Silver Bow county will feature a McKinley tree planting and an oration by Governor Toole. All county public and other school pupils will ride free to Columbia Gardens on Arbor Day. a special Meaderville car line will serve children and transfers will occur at Main and Park streets. Last year 17,419 children were transported to the gardens. The governor may deliver the day’s address.
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Columbia Gardens
McKinley
Wharton
Silver Bow County
Meaderville
Mr. Wharton
Chidren
Walkerville
Main
Park Streets
Monarch Items
Mrs Pere of the beach country is reported quite low with a cancerous affection of the throat. A delegation of female school teachers passed through on Wednesday en route to Neihart to visit the mines. Train men took a back seat and no one answered at crossings. Joe Lavoi's saw mill closed for the season. The storm of last week lasted three days.
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Standard
Monarch
President backs Doles Hawaii governorship
Washington April 14 The White House stated after careful inquiry that Governor Doles course warrants his continuance as Hawaii governor and earns the administrations support The governor called at the White House and plans a brief Boston visit before sailing to Honolulu in about two weeks
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Washington
White House
Dole
Hawaii
Boston
Honolulu
From Fighting to Mining in South America
Guayaquil April 14 Adolphus Dewet nephew of the Boer general wounded and captured at Jakobsdale, later escaped Bermuda by swimming to a New York bound schooner, arrived here then proceeded to Lima Peru to engage in a mining enterprise.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Adolphus Dewet
Jakobsdale
Bermuda
New York
Lima
Peru
Garman shoots father in Glenwood quarrel over finances
In Glenwood Iowa on April 14 Earl Garman shot and apparently fatally wounded his father M L Garman during a dispute over financial matters. M L Garman owned the Glenwood mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Iowa
Dropped into the Lamp A Miner Sues for 25000 Damages
Archie P. Lewis sues John Baldwin James Finlen the Largey estate and Hesperian Mining Co for 25000 for injuries from a mine cage accident at Sioux Chief mine on Nov 27 1901. He claims a loose cable caused the cage to plummet 35 feet trapping him in a water sump for five hours. He alleges permanent injuries and loss of work capacity. Breen Mackel represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie P. Lewis
District Court
John Baldwin
James Finlen
Largey
Hesperian Mining Company
Sioux Chief
Lewis
Breen & Macke
Scandinavian Glee Club Ball at Scandia Hall
The Scandinavian Glee club presents a grand entertainment and ball at Scandia hall on Thursday evening April 17. The programme begins at 8 p m.
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Scandinavian Glee Club
Scandia Hall
Funeral of George H Tong Set for 11 O'clock Today
The funeral for George H Tong will be held this morning at 11 o'clock from the Presbyterian church with Rev. F J Groeneveld presiding.
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Butte News
Bighorn River
Davis & Weimescary CO
Main St
Zerit
Broadway
Philadelphia
Reed
Silver Bow Paint House
Park Street
Megon
West Park Street
Sherman's
Tion
Elka
Mr. Tong
Nixon
George
W. Andrews
J. A. Riddell
George L. Ramsey
Charles Sutter
Harney
Riddell
Leonard
Nipper
Nipper Consolidated Company of
Anaconda Company
Parnell Lode
J. M. Denny
JL. O. Evans
H. M. Hall
Lola Daly
EF. J. Daly
J. P. Wantz
Union Carriage Works
Hennessy’s
Tom Redmond
McRae
Sie
Anna King
Lynn
Mass
Acorn
Reynier
Grenoble
France
Flavia
Saeed
Hennessy
Butte, Montana
Banister Shoes
Knox Hats
Schramm
Governor Toole
Logging Creek
William Smith
John Schmit
Rhine
Ralph Evaleth
Mr. Evaleth
Michigan
Joe Anderson
Belt Park
Mrs. Bean
Miss Lee Bean
Livingston
Cage OF Sioux Chief
Archie Lewis
Mands
Presbyterian Church
F. J. Groeneveld
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