Butte Notes Show Visitors and Local Movements
Butte residents and visitors from Dillon Helena Missoula Anaconda Hamilton Deer Lodge Boulder Whitehall and other towns fill social and business notes. Leaders like D. M. Kelly J. S. Stark W. L. Miller and J. C. Kremer are listed with duties and travels. new office moves and a wind up meeting of the State Brewers association noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
G. B. Owen
Owsley Block
Dr. Hall
Owsley
Ford Autos
Butte Novelty Works
Hamilton
Butte
W. J. Ryan
Milwaukee
Miss Joy Blyth
Deer Lodge
F. Cooper
Boulder
Finlen
D. M. Kelly
Jefferson
Butta
H. C. Stiff
Missoula
Thornton
W. F. Scott
Helena
Mabel French
Anaconda
P. A. Allen
Colorado Street
J. R. Busch
J. S. Stark
St. Paul
Five Mile House
W. L. Miller
Helena Light and Power Company
R. M. Bardsen
Idaho
John C. Mahoney
Silver Star
Madison County
Doc
Wade
Montana
Ernest O. Selway
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Eugene Confarr
West Park Street
B. H. Byrne
W. A. Bennett
J. F. Pinson
Bertha Kelly
Manateed
Catherine Reece
Grace McElroy
S. H. George
Ek. C. Brothers
Whitehall
W. PD. Colburn
Great Falls
Death of James Tickell Silver Bow County Commissioner
James Tickell, longtime Silver Bow county commissioner and prominent Butte resident, died at 8:15 yesterday morning at 417 North Main Street after weeks of rheumatic illness. Born in England, he built a varied career in mining and business culminating in his Butte partnership with John Spargo. Funeral services will be held at Mt. Moriah cemetery with Victoria lodge involvement and county officials declaring mourning.
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James Tickell
Silver Bow County
Montana
John Spargo
North Main Street
Butte
Jimmy” Tickell
Earth
John S. Tickell
England
Chasewater
United States
Vermont
Tickell
Joe Tickell
California
John S&s. Tickell
Victoria Lodge
Sons of St. George
Richards
Mt. Moriah
Death of Mary A Patten the First Baptist Charterer
Rev J E Noftsinger received a letter from George Y Patten Bozeman announcing the death of his mother Mrs Mary Armstrong Patten widow of F E W Patten who died in this city about ten years ago She was one of the two surviving charter members of the First Baptist church organized in February 1882 and an active beloved worker They extend deep sympathy to the son and daughter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Noftsinger
George Y. Patten
Bozeman
Mary Armstrong Patten
F. E. W. Patten
Butte Blacksmiths Union to Meet Tuesday Night
Members of the Butte Blacksmiths and Helpers union No. 456 IB of B are notified of important business Tuesday night April 21. James Wilks president and Lincoln Fielding secretary note the meeting at Dr Dodd 115 North Main Street. Eyeglasses offered with frames and lenses at three dollars with duplicates of lenses for fifty cents.
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Butte Blacksmiths and Helpers’ Union
I. B
James Wilks
Lincoln Fielding
Tragic death in room linked to illness and notes
Despondency from ill health is cited as the cause of death in a woman found dead in her room tonight. The deceased, Mrs. Call, formerly of Oskaloosa Iowa, worked on Chicago newspaper staffs. She left letters addressed to James A. Devitt and Louise Llewellyn of Oskaloosa.
Easter Services At First Baptist Church Delighted Crowds
Easter Sunday at the newly dedicated First Baptist Church drew large audiences. The morning sermon from John 16 inspired, with meaningful music by the choir. The evening program, led by Swenson and Kate Tabor, featured recitations, solos, and school songs, ending with a Benediction and Hallelujah Chorus postlude.
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First Baptist Church
John
Kate Tabor
Bds
Hall
Ong
Christ
Wilson
Lee Hayes
Elmer Peterson
Hazel Keller
Calvary School
Jesus
Mise Marion Moore
Mr. Matison
Agatha Plumb
Agnes Phillipson
Etta Currie
Sheldon Swanson
Marion Moore
Beatrice Markland
Bertha Laine
H. T. Swanson
Handel
Missing Butte Wife Fled With Child On Eastbound Trains
Police seek a missing woman described as a large lady with a suitcase and a small boy after she deloped with her husband on the trail. Authorities lack details on the man involved and urge watch on all eastbound Northern Pacific trains.
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Butte
N. P
Pioneer Butte Miner Dies of Pneumonia at 48
Timothy B. Callahan, a miner in Butte for 23 years tied to Joseph Laird at Mountain Cow and Green Mountain mines, died at his sister Nellie Callahan's home from pneumonia. Born in Massachusetts, 48, he leaves four sisters, with a funeral at St Patrick's Church after a High Mass at 9:30 AM.
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Timothy B. Callahan
Butte
Joseph Laird
Mountain Cow
Green Mountain
Nellie Callahan
Montana Street
T. B. Callahan
Massachusetts
James Lunney
Catherine
Nellie
St. Patrick’s Church
Chase After Cattle Thieves Ends With Capture Near Rocheleau Ranch
Sheriff Henderson and deputies pursue cattle thief T. L. Phoenix on a black mare in a high speed chase across the flat south of town. Phoenix and P. Guay are captured after a raid on the Rocheleau slaughter house, with horse and mare casualties and multiple hides recovered.
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Henderson
George Wheeler
T. L. Phoenix
P. Guay
Antone Rocheleau
Phoenix
Rocheleau
Edgar Smith
Nine Mile House
Rocheleau Slaughter House
Ross McGrew
Guay
Logan
Hauswirth
Wheeler
Fountain Road House
Harrison Avenue
Five Mile House
Guay Ranch
Butte
Morrissey
Parlin
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Jessie Llewellyn Call Commit Suicide in Chicago
In Chicago on April 19 Jessie Llewellyn Call daughter of former Kansas governor Llewellyn is reported to have attempted suicide. The brief note provides minimal detail and cites no additional individuals or circumstances.
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Chicago
Jessie Llewellyn Call
Llewellyn
Kansas
Witness Testimony Fails to Convict in Justice Hunter Court
A complaining witness testified in Justice Hunter's court in South Butte that Phoenix had repeatedly threatened his life since discharge. Authorities found insufficient evidence to convict and the case was dismissed.
Easter Exercises at Shafer AME Chapel
Shafer African Methodist Episcopal chapel at 600 South Idaho Street filled for Easter program last night. Pastor Rev. F. P. Greeniece delivered a paper titled What Can I Do. Sunday school children performed and Miss Johnson read an Easter piece Our Dear Friend. Professor Burnsides sang a bass solo I Will Not Forsake Thee and directed choir offered several selections. A large collection was taken for foreign missionary work.
Actor Ball Tossers Defeat Reliance Team 12 to 2
The Butte Theatrical Social club members played baseball at the old park yesterday afternoon and routed the Reliance team 12 to 2. Batteries listed were Theatrical Social club Wilcox and Rowan versus Reliance Nichols Williams and Cole. Correspondence for games should go to Forrest Bayerd, Grand theater manager.
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Butte
Reliance
Buskin
Old Park
Wilcox
Rowan
Nichols
Williams
Cole
Forrest Bayerd
Grand Theater
Easter Child First Born in New Ward at St James
The new maternity apartments at St James hospital in Butte welcomed the first baby girl on Easter Day. Mr. and Mrs. J N Erickson are proud parents as the stork delivered a buxom daughter. Easter 1998 is noted as a special day. The notice mentions spring housing ads aiding people seeking new homes.
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Easter
St. James’ Hospital
Butte
J. N. Erickson
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Butte News
Branes
The
Standard
East Broadway
Independent
Standard Office
Nevada
Horn
Virginia City
Eureka
Hamilton Block
West Broadway
Main
Montana Streets
John M. Spargo
Columbia Block
West
Mr. Tickell
Tonkin's
Mary A. Patten
Whitney-to-Carts
Freight
West Park
Solth
Scram
Bles
Rob
Bing Rochelean Slaughter House
Car Logan
Phil Roberts
Simon Hauswirth
Tonneau
Smith Ranch
Roberts
Rochéleau
MAYER
Elroff
Shafer A. M. E. Chapel
Bury Reliance
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