Butte Current Notes show local arrivals and ads
Local notes list visits by Miss Storkley and Miss Alcina McMillan, many Montana residents staying at Finlen and Thornlaw, miners and engineers traveling, and various sales and services like The Clothery sale on shirts. Also mentions births, trips to California, and people leaving for Vancouver and Coeur d'Alene.
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Trent Planos
Oran Bros. Beane
Walker's
Chiropadist
Bi'k. de
Punkers
Montana Fire Insurance
Siemens & Booth
Nests
The
Clothery
North Nairn
J. F. Spelman
W. &. Dwyer
Anaconda
Oliver Setchel
West
Gilena Sires
Divin Dahlgren
Sulprey
Elizabeth Jenking
Wiles
Bryan Invine
Wilbur Hall
H. D. Hoyt
Calfornia
Alys
Fred Heffron
Coeur d'Alene
All Story
Railroad Man's
I. G
Hugh
Christie
Kenneth
David
Frederick Christie
Maud Mitchell
Bozemans
Q. P
J. A. Alford
Helena
C. P. Bistop
Gorrie
H. Gidas
Graeler Park
Alcina McMillan
Juneau
Alaska
John F. Smith
Peter Delaney
Hutte Engineers’ Union
Montana Federation of Laban
Alhambra
Joseph Binnard
Spokane
Washington
Three Forks
J. W. Miller
Helene
Maurice Eisenberg
New York
Montana Copper Anginc Company
C. V. Klotsche
Ronan
B.D. Kellar
Frank
Clarkston
Wash
the Butte
J. A. Mahoney
Missoula
J. F. Keown
A. N. Paysens
A. E. Davidson
Bozeman
R. P. Nicholson
J. F. Higenson
Great Falls
Louis Spanheim
Ravin
Marge Beaumont
Fiizabeth
Davey
William Beaumont
George Nick
M. Peterson
A. Ellsworth
Deer Lodge
the Clothery
Robbery by Masked Men Strikes Zimmerman Home
Five masked assailants forced entry at 1014 Talbot Avenue before dawn yesterday, robbing Mrs. Zimmerman of money checks and nearly 500 in cash and diamonds. They terrorized her, demanded jewelry, and fled. Under Sheriff Murray investigated but no arrests were made.
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Joseph B. Zimmerman
Talbot, Avenue
Murray
Zimmerman
Art in Jewelry and Menswear Prices At Mayer Store
Fragmentary ad describes Mayer's jewelry department showing early jeweler’s art samples and testimonials. It promotes men’s shirts in same styles as season sales, with prices from 1.50 to 2.50, and notes deals at Hennessy men’s store today. Addresses 29 West Park Street and reference to sale at 8 this morning.
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Henneasy Men
Mayer
West Park Street
Hve
Hennessy
Callahan Arrested Over Desertion and Rough Riding
John Callahan a miner was brought back from Wisdom to answer desertion of his three children near Butte. Sheriff Roy Michaud secured his bond. A separate charge accuses Timothy O’Hann of first degree assault in a case in Justice Rhoades court. Daisy Castledine and Harry Wallace face unlawful cohabitation charges in Justice Doran court.
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John Callahan
Sharif Roy Michaud
Butte
Monty
Callahan
Big Hole
Goodtry
Ore Bay
Wisdoon
Callghan
Ile
Timothy O'Hainn
Iished
Hannah Riley
Justice Rhoades’ Court
Harry Wallace
Daisy Castledine
Justice
Enat Park Street
Mine blast at railroad cut kills Charles Larson and injures others
An explosion during blasting at the Hutte Amgconda and Puette rail spur near East Mercury Street mortally wounds Charles Larson, a station tender, and injures Oscar Olson and Josey Ivers. Eight men were in the area. several sustain minor injuries while two die from the blast. An inquest was postponed to evening.
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Charles Larnon
Oscar Gclson
Josey Ivers
Ny Wallpond
Specutiator
Black Rock
Hutte, Amgconda & Puette
Hutte-Superior
Larson
Olsen
Ivers
Haley
Lerson
Johnson
Woleniund
Iwwer Lawson
Mtts
Charles Larson
Mortana
Illumines
East
Mercury Street
Ohio
Smith
Oscar Olson
Neahind Larson
H. Holmlund
Final arrangements for miners picnic at Green Springs
Arrangements completed for the miners' union annual picnic at Green Springs tomorrow. A varied program with a 10am basebell rush and events including football, tug of war, drilling, and many field contests. Music by Boston & Montane. conducto r Wilford Holman. numerous races and dances fill the day.
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Miners’ Union
Green Springs
Boston & Montane Bend
Wilford Holman
Gaclia
Union
Cote Claims Wharton Car Caused Injury in Stage Row
Laborer D Cote went to police seeking a warrant for the arrest of John S Wharton manager of the Butte street railway after saying a car knocked him down. He asked for damages or arrest, while Wharton denied fault and said the car number was 64 not 4637 and sent for the car owner to settle.
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D. Cote
Polio
John S. Wharton
Butte Street Railway
Horst
Cole
Cote
Fate Thit
Ake
Uae
Pretty dance novelty at the Gardens tonight
A pretty dancing novelty called the Theyal dapangse dance appears at Colibise gardens tonight. Professor J.D Croix a tightrope walker will entertain with a 65 foot high rope act. If weather permits balloonist Frosis wor Lestrange may perform a balloon ascent and parachute leap after the show. A supper at Richelieu cafe follows. Lilian Navarat proprietor.
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Colibise Gardens
J.D Croix
Frosiswor Lestrange
Tecroix
Official Statement by the Sheepshearers Union Board
The executive board of the Sheepshearers union corrects previous information. Forrest reelected president for six consecutive years by a two vote margin over opponent Willan McLennan. New officers include James Lillywhite as vice president and others for two and one year terms. No prices were set at the convention. alignment to station legals remains. Next annual meeting location undecided. Alhambra favored but national headquarters in Je tte likely. Meeting costs amount to 300 dollars.
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The
Sheepshearers
Sheepshearers’’ Union
MC. Forrest
Mer. Forrest
Willan McLennan
A. C. Forrest
James ©. Lillywhite
Pal Clark
J I. Write
Erne K. Roberts
Willam McLennan
S. Peralta
Havng
W. McLennan
Wayie Consor
Tie Mis
Meinhers
Alhambra
Jette
Great crowd attends Barnum-Bailey circus in Butte streets
Reported crowds lined the streets to view the Barnum and Bailey circus energy and performances. The show opened with Cleopatra in a lavish parade of costumed figures and animals including elephants and camels.
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Barnum-Bailey Circus
Butte
Penia
Ana Ani
Barnum & Baller
Fragmentary court dialogue on sentencing decision
A terse, archaic exchange shows a judge consulting associates about a prison sentence. The dialogue reveals sentences proposed as three, four, and seven years, with the judge claiming to follow his fellow judges' advice to avoid excessive imprisonment.
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Baris
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