Local Notices and Travel Plays Through Butte City
A crowded list of notices notes Gibson specials at Grady's and Orton Bros rental planes. Frank Bell of Pony and J J McCloskey migrate cityward as June cafe reopens at 38 E Broadway. Dozens of residents, including Dr Hogsett to Denver and Miss Anna Harry to Atlantic, depart for regional cities while others head to Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles. Ed Wynne and Edith Wynne visit Bozeman. Miss Campana travels to the coast. Pipestone cures and clubhouses rise. attendance at the Grangeville and Bear regions mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Grady's
Orton Bros
Frank Bell
Pony
E. Broadway
Las Palmae
H.C. Freeman
Missoula
J. J. McCloskey
Tonopan
Aks W. R. Black
Lamar
James Murphy
Leadville
Pipestone
K. V. Hogsett
Denver
Ed Donlan
Butte
Anna Harry
Atlantic
Town
J. C. Sims
Grangeville
Idaho
G. W. Lentz
San Francisco
J. E. Hicks
Samuel Binder
Portland
de. J. A. Tremblay
West Granite
Dr. Crain
Pennsylvania
Ed F. Murphy
G. A. Humphrey
Helena
Veeter
Coroners verdict ties McGivern death to Keane gun
The coroner's inquest concluded John McGivern died from a gunshot fired by Peter B. Keane on August 8, 1965. Witnesses, including neighbors and family, described a violent confrontation outside the McGivern home and the moments leading to the shooting. Keane’s health improved enough for him to leave the hospital as the inquest continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGivern
Peter B. Keane
Corone
Doran
Duggan
McGivern
Never Sweat Mine
Keane
Harriet Gleason
Anaconda
Nim
Sam McCurdy
J. McCurdy
Anaconda Road
Funeral arrangements for John McGivern altered
Within a few days the wound is superficial and not serious. The funeral will be held at the family residence at 9 39 tomorrow morning instead of in the afternoon as first reported. A requiem high mass will be at St Mary's church. Brothers of the dead man are expected from Iowa tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGivern
St. Mary's Church
Towa
Black Sheep Brings Two Men Into Court
Adam Anderson and Q Vincent, sheepmen of Feeley Station, faced Justice Taylor over peace bonds after each filed affidavits threatening to kill the other over a stray sheep. Neither showed cause for bonds, so both cases were dismissed. Michael Yan and Tim Sullivan, charged with imprisoning Robert Atfield, were discharged for lack of prosecution as Edwin Atfield failed to appear, though he protested upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Anderson
Q. Vincent
Feeley Station
Justice Taylor
Michael Yan
Tim Sullivan
Robert Atfield
Sustor Cation
Baby Found On Porch On West Gatena Street
A baby boy was found on a porch by a woman whose name police have not yet learned. The infant was taken to Paul Clark home for care after the discovery on West Gatena Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Gatena Street
Paul Clark
Colored Leader Grille A Peculiar Complaint In Butte
Med. W. E. Grant, a prominent figure among Butte's colored population, filed charges against several colored men claiming their acts threaten the community's privileges. Henry Brown and Charles Fortune face assault and harassment counts from the August Nine Mile house gathering, while Sam Clay is accused of cruelly injuring a horse. Trials set before Justices Gile Jette and Rhoades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Grant
Butte
Grant
Henry Brown
Charles
RM. Campbell
Sam Clay
Morrow & Sloan
Nine Mile House
Gile Jette
Rhoades
Former Matron at the City Jail Dies at 63
Mrs. Louisa Philips, longtime city jail matron, died after a long illness. She had recently moved to the poorer ward and faced distress during her final days. A Montana native who came to Butte years ago from Deer Lodge, she left no known relatives in the state. Surviving sisters live in France. No arrangements announced yet. burial in the executor’s expense is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keane
Never Sweat Mine
Mamma
Papa
Mr. Keane
Danny
Mr. ‘Keane
Louisa Philips
Dropey
Pilae
Tegan
Ater
Montana
Butte
Deer Lodge
Sitte
Asters
France
Denial of Washington Block Suicide Story
The tale of Elmer Dore attempting suicide in the Washington block Wednesday night is dismissed as false. It is stated he did not ingest laudanum or threaten self harm, and the report is described as a hazy dream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elmer Dore
Dore
BUTTE NOTES
P Napton arrives from Missoula. Draper from Mrs George Mackel heads to Los Angeles. A H Hatch of Big Timber visits P W Roland and wife in Logan. M J OConnell came from Bozeman last night. J A Riddell returns from six weeks east. L Smithers and wife of Helena stay at the Pinton. Mrs Ed Shields departs for the coast via Portland. Bob Le Beau and James Brennan return from Bozeman trip. Mise Eva Kean of 633 South Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mackel
Los Angeles
A. H. Hatch
Big Timber
Butte
P. W. Roland
Logan
M. J. O'Connell
Bozeman
J. A. Riddell
L. Smithers
Helena
Pinton
Ed Shields
Coast
Portland
Bob le Beau
James Brennan
Mise
Eva Kean
South
Arizona
Travelers Sail for Europe and Britain Amid Local Delays
Treated as a busy travel notice, the article lists Mary Mataully sailing Aug 18 for Austria from New York, Pat Foley and John Georg sailing Aug 16 for Liverpool, Tom Glenn and children visiting Leadville and Denver for six weeks, and a garden event delayed by a North Pacific trestle fire. Fire flames caused little damage as Boston & Montana crews extinguished them. cinders were blamed for the blaze. Margaret Getty of Cascade to attend a cowboy tournament in Mitchell with her father D. E. Sperry. she is at the Turnburry and Finlen hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treet
Mandan
Mary Mataully
New York
Austria
Pat Foley
John Georg
Liverpool
Tom Glenn
Leadville
Denver
Boston & Montana
Margaret Getty
Cascade
Sunda
Trnbury
Mitchell
Finlen
D. E. Sperry
Sixteen Hounds Enter Next Coursing Meet At Butte Park
A protest delays entries as 16 hounds are drawn for the 16 forty gauge open stake at Butte coursing park. Slips show Belle Keen vs Confidential, Nellie Keen vs Kalepell, Lucky Bill vs Kalispell, Northern Express vs Rite, with an eight dog consolation for first round losers. The protest against Fred Nichols from Brindle Parton and Pant leads to a study by Frank Eshom to decide ownership and eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Coursing Park
Hounde
RM. Campbell
Belle Keen
Blake& Smith
Leonard Hicks
Glencoe
Nellie ‘Keen
M. Davey
Lucky Bill
Rowe & Noall
Men Charged With Trespass On Bogus Bluff Claim
In Justice Deory's court yesterday tour men were charged with trespassing on the Bogus Bluff mining claim above Walkerville. M. J. O'Conor, former justice of the peace in the HAN city, identified the owner of the property and faces the charge. It is alleged the accused took timber from the claim.
The Way It Was Played by Henry Smart in London Church
Henry Smart the Sagitu composer played organ in a London church after a recital. The church warden objected to certain tunes but allowed change. The warden praised the solemn effect after later faster popular pieces, and Smart continued playing what he liked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mart
London
Smart
Mr. Smart
Henry Smart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
Broadway
Ed. Wynne
Miss Edith Wynne
Ine
West Broadway
Harry Johnson
CW. Newton
Western Bloce the Co
East Park
C. W. Mosher
H. W. Trask
Blagole
Matta Batkovich
Trieste
Aliss
Genevieve Benepe
Charles Beebe
Bessie Williams
Trixie Willis
Spring Creek
W. E. Lewis
Butte Butchering Company
Corrine Heinberg
Chicago
Mr. Heinberg
Murray & Freund's Hospital
P. O
Herman Strasberger
C. W. Tenny
Harey White
Mary Johnmn
Eva McLaughlin
J. W. Wi
William Hendra
Edwin M. Lamb
Lamb
Catalina Island
Tradegy
T N Smelight
Pete Keane
John McBride
Robs
Malvern
William Watts
Never Sweat
Steve Murphy
Jerry O'Neill
Thomas Johnson
John P. O'Neill
H. P. McCarthy
C. H. Horst
Thomas Cosgrove
Walkerville
Beebe
S. Arizona St
Beebe Grain Co
Walt Allen
W. Broadway
Ean
Carter
Ven
Arters
Evry
Schillag
Tex
Med
P. Napton
Draper
Fred Nichols
NNOR
Brussels
Axminster
Bigelow Wiltons
Brownfield
Canty Carpet Co
West Park Street
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