President Embodied in Monthly Report Adopted by Trustees
The board of trustees adopted President N R Leonard’s monthly report for the state school of mines. It urged advancing admission qualifications starting 1923 geometry and early algebra requirements, raising age limit to 17, while preparatory entry remains at 15. Knight’s health prompts exit. Bowman and an interim field director cover summer activities. Additional chemistry and metallurgy instructors are planned as enrollment grows. No treasury funds exist to meet current warrants, but cashing plans are under way. EB H McDonald of Anaconda is named to conduct summer field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State School of Mines
Board of Trustees
N. R. Leonard
Harney
Wentworth
Knight
Mining Engineering
Bis
Bowman
Leonard
EB. H. McDonald
Anaconda
Overstayed Time For Pony Lads Detained At Police Station
Mag Bigelow and George Hayes, two Pony youths, were detained at the Butte police station after arriving from Pony to look up a horse. A theft of saddles occurred while they slept at a West Quartz Street residence. Pony officials notified to confirm their plans and duration before they could depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mag Bigelow
George Hayes
Pony
Butte
Bigelow
Brown's Gulch
West Quartz Street
Sol Levy
Office to open in Butte for international mining congress
President N R Leonard of the School of Mines announced that Irwin Mahon secretary of the international mining congress will open an office in Butte. The congress meets Sept 8 12 in Butte after a pledge of 3000 to support the office for five months before the session. Mahon will work on arrangements. The funeral of D M Goff is set for today at 2 p m from the family residence near the Reception house and services will be at Mountain View M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. R. Leonard
School of Mines
Irwin Mahon
International Mining Congress
Carlisle
Butte
Congress
Mahon
D. M. Goff
Mountain View M. DB
Annie Lacey Lovelorn Robber Charged In Butte Theft
Annie Lacey known as Big Winnie is jailed on robbery charges after a Butte wallet snatch that left Amos Lelande short of over 100 dollars. Lelande chased no success and police report evidence linking Lacey to the crime. Swede Lil, alias Lil, faces similar charges after robbing John Martin of 80 dollars and awaits Judge Boyle’s hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Lelande
Wyoming
Butte
Tims
Lelande
Galena Street
Officer White
Annie Lacey
Big Winnie
McGillick
Lil
John Martin
Funeral notices and local life events in South Butte
Patrick Toomey, 40, died Tuesday and funeral set for 2 PM today at 13 Buffalo Street. Also, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph G Hour to be laid to rest at 2 PM today from 301 East Quartz Street. Tiven by R L lodge D of H at A Co U W hall South Butte held Wednesday eve April 23 with 50 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Toomey
Buffalo Street
Jos. G. Hour
East Quartz Street
Curtain Bargains Offer Budget Drapery Finds
Don t Cost Much presents curtain deals with 8 yard lengths in pretty designs priced at 1.25 and 1.50 per pair. Some resemble $5.00 quality at 2.75 a pair. Cheaper options at 50 cents and 25 cents a pair. Curtain rods included free with every pair.
Nearest Fancy Grocery House Offers Burgundy Wines
GROCER 228 North Main street advertises electric light flour and liquor department. The Burgundy wine is highlighted as a delightful family choice with fruity flavor aged to improve. Prices shown: Claret 50 cents per bottle, Zinfandel 75 cents per bottle, Burgundy 75 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grocer
North Main Street
Action Against Butte Electric Railway Damages Sought
Margaret Engle filed a district court action for 1999 damages alleging personal injuries after a horse carriage collided with an electric car on Fast Park street on March 9 1991. She has paid 100 for medical services and claims 1899 in general injuries. Attorneys: Charles O Donnell Mae Thorne. A separate suit against Dr H H Hansen seeks 743. The Stockton Copper Mining Co is also named in a wage claim suit by Frank Krider totaling 2593.25 with multiple named labor creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Engle
Butte Electric Railway Company
Fast Park Street
Mae Thorne
District Court
H. H. Hansen
Northern Pacific
John Dixon
W. M. Bickford
Kirk & Clinton
Stockton Copper Mining Company
Ida
Frank Krider
J. P. McCarthy
Felix McGowan
Sam Larsen
J. Ferry
James Flood
Livingston and Park City Council Special Meeting
A special session in Livingston discussed election canvass results certifying George W. Colpitts Martin Wison and P J Nolan as aldermen. A one mill library tax was approved. Bids for electric street lights were rejected as too high and new bids ordered. Remodeling plans for St Andrew's Episcopal church were approved. Funeral services for Thomas Phillips and injuries to Alderman Pehr Wendell were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Livingston
George W. Colpitts
Martin Wison
P. J. Nolan
Livingston Water Power Company
A. O. Newton
FE. F. Hamilton
Yellowstone Street
Park and Geyser
D. A. McCaw
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Yellowstone River
Lewis” Street
Douglas Sutton
Puget Sound
Thomas Phillips
Logan
Pehr Wendell
Northern Pacific
Wendell
Local Man Killed in Woodworking Accident in Cal
Tuolumne California April 17 H K B Harvey formerly of Rushville Indiana was killed at Nashton from a peculiar accident A log saw splinter from a steel wedge severed his jugular vein Harvey pinched the wound until numb then his companion carried the severed vein for about 15 miles to the nearest place where he died
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuolumne
Cal
H. KB. Harvey
Rushville
Ind
Nashton
Harvey
Deputy marshal trades tales for real mackerel kit and cigars
In Hamilton, deputy U S marshal Dave Meiklejohn visited Clyde Coulter’s store to question witnesses in a timber case. Gossip leads to a joke about strawberries and a wax plant counterfeit. He produces a kit of mackerel and a box of cigars, betting Coulter he could back up the tale. A court official ponders if he might smoke fish instead of a cigar as a lodge event is announced for Ledford’s hall on Friday April 18 with tickets 50 cents and extra for ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Meiklejohn
United States
Hamilton
Clyde
Butte
Coulte
Mr. Coulter
Dave
Coulter
Bert Stephens
United States Court
Free Silver Lodge
D. of H
Ledford’s Hall
Court in Sweet Grass Big Timber April 16
District court convened in Big Timber this afternoon and spent the day arranging trial dates and drawing a jury. The criminal calendar includes several cases such as malicious mischief, assault, arson, grand larceny, cruelty to animals, with Brown’s cases to be dismissed after the death of the defendant. Jurors named include Patrick Connell, Herman Uttermahle, Joseph Morstein and twenty others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Big Timber
District Court
Rasmus Silferd
Harry Cosgriff
Thomas Aarstad
Lee Large
Martin Maney
Peter Maney
Charles Gaye
Charles Brown
Brown
Bernice Youmans
W. E. Youmans
Mary Ginnan
John Ginnan
Patrick Connell
Herman Uttermahle
Joseph Morstein
W. A. Harrison
W. F. Gilmour
W. E. Sanders
D. F. Latty
J. L. Rapstad
Fred &. Webb
Andrew Johnson
Alfred Rudd
H. P. Franklin
George M. Briner
A. M. Dodge
A. E. Walker
A. T. Irwin
George Muncaster
Theodore Lavold
J. H. Emmerman
J. F. Marley
James Warner
C. Auwater
L. R. Knapp
Louis Martin
Miles City and Custer Special Correspondence
Miles City April 17 Mrs Price Ter rett returns from Salisbury Missouri. Neil O Neil a reform school lad gains parole and works for the Kirchers. A baby girl arrives at Henry C Smith s home. Methodist ladies raise about 100 pounds at a hungry feeding event. A horse race on the reservation features Kevdoor versus Gerrold with YPedin riding McDonald s horse. Patrick Schaill shows a sheep counting device at woolgrowers meeting a long chute with pivot gate counts sheep automatically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Miles City
Price Terret
Salisbury
Neil O'Neil
Kirchers
Henry C. Smith
Methodist Church
Bill McDonald
Fred Rogers
Gerrold
Miss Ypedin
McDonald
Price Terrett
Jerrold
Patrick Schaill
Woolgrowers
Pope Receives Swiss Pilgrims Amid Safety Precautions
In Rome on April 17 the pope welcomed a large group of Swiss pilgrims. Tensions between Italy and Switzerland raised fears of hostile demonstrations, but government military precautions prevented any trouble during the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Switzerland
Disbanding of Reservists Ordered by War Minister
In Rome on April 17 the war minister Lieutenant Count De Saint Martno ordered the disbandment of the reservists who were called to the colors February 17 to repress the threatened general strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Count de Saint Martno
Emperor William's yacht Meteor Reaches Prawle Point
Meteor Sr. sails off Prawle Point this morning in tow of the Scotia. The pair passed the landmark at 8 40 o'clock, London reporting the event from the April 17 dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Emperor William
Meteor Sr
Scotia
Prawle Point
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Butte News
Montara
Farinose
Richelieu
W. Park
Butte, Mont
Tonkin
E. Park St
C. A. Perrin
M. D. Helena, Montana
T. G. Heine
Montana St
Tod P
Mont
Board of
Trus
Tees
Mining Congress
Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Company
John G. Holland
Ceryeigsht
Butte Electric
Company—The
Stockton
Copper Mining Company Also
Stockton Company
Livingston and Park
David
Erel
Miles City and
Custer
Lander Furniture and Carpet Company
East Broadway
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Batte, Mont
Paris
Paris-Morton CO
Minneapolis
Largey Lumber Company
East
Iron St
Queen Mary
Browne & Flanigan
Union
William Glaccum & Sone
New York
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
Cuener Aripoes
Aluminum
Sta
Butte, Anaconda
Missoula
Drugg Gists
DR. Mott'’Ss Chemical CO
Cleveland
Ohio
Finien-Media Drug Co
Butte, and Martin Drug Co
Ancsonde
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