Fourboarders Arrested After Strenuous Lodging House Night
In Centerville four 10 to 11 year old boys faced Judge Taylor for breaking into a Great Northern boxcar and stealing fruit. Winters and Price pleaded guilty and got 10 days suspended on good behavior. others denied involvement and will be tried next. Police also file a disturbance complaint against Tim Flanagan and companions at a Centerville lodging house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
South Butte
Vernon Winters
Fay Clark
Tom
Eadgar Price
Winters
Price
Nelson
Tim Flanagan
Dernis Doyle
J. R. Kiley
Phil McGovern
James Grant
Centerville
Grant
Woman Uses Hatpin in Jail Attempt at Self Harm
A Galena Street woman identified as Miss Small aged about 20 attempted suicide in jail by stabbing her breast with a hatpin after arrest for drunkenness by Jailer Levy. The weapon bent and blocked by her corsets. She was restrained and later released when her male companion paid the fine.
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Miss Small
No. 40
Galena Street
Levy
Page's
Key to Butte Mardi Gras Key In dispute over city relic
The long standing cordiality between C N Gosman and Frank Webster fades over the four foot long key to the city given to Rex during the Butte carnival. Webster refuses to surrender the charm claiming it as a good luck talisman and intends to paint the town in lurid hues as the key remains in his possession.
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C. N. Gosman
Butte
Frank Webster
Thornton
Opie Read
Rex
Mr. Webster
Mr. Gosman
Burlington Route Excursions and Cheap Weekend Round Trips
The Burlington Route sells Buffalo round trips on the first and third Tuesdays for 64.50 with contact Phil Daniels at 85 East Broadway. Yoree Pipestone Springs offers Sunday excursions at 1.00. Great Northern Railway advertises Basin and Boulder round trips for various Sundays and Saturdays until Monday, with prices 1.00 to 1.59. J B Dawson J A at 41 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Buffalo
Phil Daniels
East Broadway
Basin and Return
Boulder and Return
J. B. Dawson
J. A
North Main Street
Penalty paid by Wharton to charity after street delay
Manager J R Wharton of the street railway company paid an $8 penalty to the Salvation Army of Butte after a bond was posted by Harry Smith to cover forfeit of $10 per hour for eight hours of traffic disruption while moving the Da Murska house on East Park Street. Charles Lane the building inspector designated the charity.
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Salvation Army of
Butte
Harry Smith
J. R. Wharton
Street Railway
Smith
da Murska
Wyoming
Park Streets
Wharton
Park Street
Mr. Wharton
Charles Lane
J. R. Silver
John Strunk
East Park Street
Lane
Salvatem Army
Transferring Fire Alarm Mechanism at City Hall
The removal of police and fire alarm equipment moves under Harry F. Reed of Gamewell Chicago. Work proceeds slowly to avoid interrupting service and will take about a week. John Beyer funeral set for today at 3 p.m. from National Undertakers chapel.
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City Hall
Quartz Street
Harry F. Reed
Cicago
Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Company
Arizona Street
John Beyer
Chapel of the National Undertakers
East Broadway
Man Dies At 38 in City. Funeral Pending
Michael Fitzpatrick aged 38 died yesterday and his remains are held awaiting word from relatives. A funeral notice will follow with details.
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Michael Fitzpatrick
Receipts and Expenditures Show Small July Surplus
Washington reports July 1901 receipts 52,320,340 and expenditures 52,307,590, yielding a surplus of 12,750 versus July 1900 deficit of 4 million. Revenue by source includes Customs 21,263,963 up 1,461,000 internal revenue 28,338,190 up 778,000 and miscellaneous 2,718,186 up 126,000. War department costs fell 2,828,000, navy rose 825,000, pensions fell 315,000. The notices list obituaries for Ed Byrnes aged 51, Nellie C. Kelly aged 67, and J. W. McKenzie’s widow at 20.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
War Department
Navy Department
Bozeman Men Face Federal Postal Charges
Charles Hadrick and Alan Berg were bound over to the U S district court after preliminary trials for violating postal laws. Hadrick faced 1000 dollars bail and Berg 500, with both unable to post bail. they were taken to Helena by deputy marshal Faust.
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Standard
Bozeman
Charles Hadrick
Alan Berg
United States
Bozeman Force
Belgrade
McPherson
United States District Court
Hadrick
Berg
Faust
Helena
Sierra Sails Delayed by Labor Troubles Near San Francisco
The steamer Sierra carrying English mails for Hawaii and Australia was expected to sail today from San Francisco but is delayed due to labor troubles impacting the voyage.
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San Francisco
Cal
Hawaii
Australia
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Chicago College of Dental Surgery
A. & Dre
Parts
Newbro Drug Sole Agents
Bulle, Moat
BR. Chung
Herb Sanitarium
Galena St
American Bonding and Trust Co
Passmore & Co
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Montana Sandstone Company
Orks
Columbus, Mont
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Mont
N. Mainutte
Judge Taylor
Jerry Shinnick
T. Callan
Mary Burke
Bautista Bianco
Shepherd
Meaderville
Nick Romano
Bianco
Romano
Nicolo Romano
Sapristi
Pipestone Springs
Great Northern Railway Co
Salvation Army
Dan Tewey
Southern Hotel
Ed Byrnes
Dugegan's
Nellie C. Kelly
South Main Street
J. W. McKenzie
West Quartz Street
Bozemen
Fortunas
London
Arthur James’ Fortunas
Maher
Lord Ellesmere
J. Martin
BP. Cassell
Buchanan
Sierra Sails
Sea Island
Symons
LIC
Wais
Knox
W. Park St. Butte, Mont
New York
Miss Dot Noble
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