Butte Carried News Briefs From The City
Butte notes report visits by J. F. Brice and Conrad Kohrs from Rochester and Deer Lodge respectively. Miss Gertrude Avery from Pony and Miss Ida M Farrow plan eastern tours. Local notices include births, eye doctors, Keeley treatment, and a turquoise ring found at the post office. The Northern Pacific adds a lighted sleeper. monthly Associ ated Charities meeting set for 2:30 PM. Elks festivities and post office happenings noted. Attorneys and estates update on Wynne and Belcher cases. several marriage licenses issued. business chatter from Allis-Chalmers and Spokane agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Luce
Bozeman
Gertrude Avery
Pony
Butte
Conrad Kohrs
Deer Lodge
Maurice Lenihan
Jerry O. Sullivan
East Granite Street
Martha Haltenhoff
Anaconda
Lydia Osenbrug
Heine
Pennsylvania
Dillon
The
Elks
P. O. News
West Park Street
J. E. Stephenson
Post Office
Houston
Associated Charities
Shenon
Phil Shenon
Montana
Salmon City
Idaho
Mother and Daughter Nabbed in Gated Community Theft
Police arrested a mother and her daughter after a string of thefts reported in a gated community. Investigators traced suspicious activity to their residence and recovered stolen items including electronics and jewelry. The pair faced charges in county court and were awaiting arraignment.
Child Kept From Crime After Plea in Mother’s Case
Pansy Price, 14, allegedly obtained dry goods from Hennessy Mercantile using John Lynch credit slips. Her mother, Flora Price, was charged with receiving stolen property and jailed after failing to post bail. The pair split at the courthouse. Pansy cried for her mother as officials questioned her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansy Price
Hennessy Mercantile Company
John Lynch
Flora Price
Timothy Harrington
Dan Yancey
Pansy
Reform School
Wild cat at Columbia Gardens dies in latest cage
One of the colony's beautiful wild cats died in the early hours, its mate grieving beside the body. The deceased was born in captivity and had lived in the old and then the new cage before passing. Zoo staff retrieved the corpse with a long rake as other animals lamented. A replacement mate will be procured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gardens
Zoo
Bierman
Continental Divide
Alliance in Montana Forms Citizens' Alliance to Fight Boycotts
A Montana driven effort to organize a Citizens' Alliance aims to protect business interests from coercion and boycott by unions. The secret group advocates friendly employer-employee relations, opposes strikes and lockouts, and seeks to shield members and non-members from unlawful interference. Members pay $1 annually, with funds distributed by a two thirds vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Alliance
West
Montana
Harrison
Denver
Butte
Helena
Alliance
Doings of the Courts in Clark Addition Real Estate Sale Suit
J H Maloney seeks court order to force sale of Clark addition real estate in Clark's addition to divide proceeds among owners. Defendants include Cobban Casey Day Co and numerous individuals and lenders. Mae Pollard sues for divorce after alleged assault and threats by William Pollard at 713 North Alaska. Caroline Chauvin sues to enforce sale of mortgaged property in Clark addition to recover 1000 note, alleging West 72 feet of Lot 11 Block of Clark addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Maloney
District Court
Clark
Cobban- Casey-Day Company
Kate L. Cobban
A. L. Driggs
Elmira Noyey
John O'Rourke
W. A. Clark
Montana Loan and Reality Company
M. B. Brownlee
R. M. Cobban
Thomas Wilkinson
Joseph Smith
Francis C. Lawrence
N. B. Holter
N. J. Gould
Stolder
Maloney
Caroline Chauvin
Josephine B. Hollenbeck
Catherine 8. Graves
W. Graves
Clark Addition
Excursion Rates to Gregson Springs Announced
Beginning Saturday May 23 and every Saturday after, the B A P railways offer round trip fares to Gregson Springs. Anaconda to Gregson 50 cents return. Butte to Gregson 80 cents return. Tickets valid on all trains from noon Saturday to noon Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregson Springs
Anaconda
Gregson
Butte
Montana Exposition Exhibit Foundation Edges Toward St Louis
Montana officials and four commission members continue shaping the state exhibit for the St Louis exposition. They assign specialists to mineral agricultural botanical and educational displays and plan deadlines for building proposals while coordinating with St Louis managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Commission
Lee Mantle
Montana
Missouri Metropolis
William Seallon
Butte
Paul McCormick
Billings
Charles W. Homan
Bozeman
B. F. White
Dillon
Martin Maginnis
Helena
H. L. Frank
Paris
Canada
A. M. Winchell
School of Mines
Linfield
Agricultural College
Borgeman
C. H. Eawards
Horticultural Board
Professor Blankenship
The
St. Louis
Executive Committee
Reins' Copper Co. stock for sale at Meaderville stake
A small block of stock in the Reins' Copper company is offered for sale. The company operates the Combination claim adjoining the Leonard mine in Meaderville near Reynolds and Mc Dowell in Butte Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reins’ Copper Company
Leonard Mine
Meaderville
Reynolds & McDowell
Butte, Mont
Women Acquitted in Family Disturbance Case
At a hearing in Justice Harrington's court Mrs Anna Walsh and Mrs Maggie Blair were acquitted of disturbing the peace after the jury found they were no more blameworthy than their sister in law Mrs Nellie Sullivan who filed the complaint. The case described family trouble leading to Sullivan leaving her husband who now lives with his sisters. The disturbance involved battering on Sullivan's door with clubs and stones and insults when entry was refused for belongings of Sullivan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Walsh
Maggie Blair
Nellie Sullivan
Timothy Harrington
Missoula Wireman Charged With Assault After Bar Fight
George Simington, a wireman living at the Missoula block, was charged with third degree assault by Justice Libby after allegedly attacking A. R. B. Elliott the electrician at Columbia gardens on Saturday. A warrant for his arrest was issued but no arrest had been made by late last night. The case is to be prosecuted to protect the resort's reputation according to manager J. R. Wharton of the street railway company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Wharton
Street Railway Company
George Simington
Missoula
Justice Libby
A. R B. Elliott
Columbia Gardens
Lipton Guests Honored at Maritime Exchange Banquet
The Maritime Exchange in New York welcomed Sir Thomas Lipton with a reception and banquet hosted by directors, marking a formal social event in the business community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Maritime Exchange
Sir Thomas Lipton
Exchange
Hearst Name Not Yet Endorsed for Presidency
Denver August 12 resolutions by the National Building Trades council endorse William Waudby of Syracuse for labor commissioner to succeed Carroll D Wright. The report of Hearst presidential endorsement is erroneous. A preamble and resolutions supporting Hearst for the presidency have been introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
National Building Trades Council
William
County auditor details Silver Bow indigent care costs
A. A. Crossman presented July’s county report showing 3744.81 spent to feed shelter and transport the poor. Breakdowns include groceries 1193, rent 624, transport 240.75, fuel 12.50, misc 228.70. Dr. Donnelly got 250 for medical care and Kate Godfrey 1106.86 for matron duties. Coroner Egan oversaw 18 burials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Crossman
Silver Bow County
Donnelly
King Edward Heads to Flushing for Waters Cure
King Edward sails from Port Victoria aboard the royal yacht Victoria and Albert to Flushing to proceed to Marienbad for a fortnight of waters therapy. He travels incognito as Duke of Lancaster until August 31 before visiting Emperor Franz Joseph in Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward
Port Victoria
Thames
Victoria and Albert
Flushing
Marienbad
Duke of Lancaster
Vienna
France
Joseph
Reports deny stage departure by Mabel McKinley
A Somerset telegram signed by Mabel McKinley states reports of her leaving the stage are untrue and she is pleased and encouraged more than ever. The message, dated August 12, comes from Pittsburg via Somerset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Somerset
Mabel McKinley
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Butte Newws
Standard
East Broadway
Telephone
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Orton Bros
Sherman’s
J. F. Brice
Rochester
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Will O’mally
John Murphy
Jim Nunn
Willie Roan
Dave Swearinger
Hugh
William E. Wynne
Julia G. Wynne
James Hattuck
Kate Brown
Edwin Ensign
Bethsheba Storms
William F. Kirchoff
Margaret Carr
Mathew Gartner
Anna B. &Struss
Heinrich Siebenbaum
Grace George
Victoria
A Ce
Charles E. Bruff
Allis- Chalmers Company
Bradley Engineering and Machinery Company
Spokane
Fred J. Rowlands
Mr. Bruff
Carroll G. Dolman
Ella E. Belcher
State Savings Bank
Hennes
Mate
Alliance IN
Secret Association OF Employ
Men of
Citizens
J. HW. Maloney
Mae Pollard
William Pollard
North
Alaska Street
State and Executive Board
Bat
Hangguet
Lipton
Newbro's
Ian
William R. Hearst
Cn E
Onlu
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park
West Galena St
Bulte
Yellek Medical Institute
N. BE
W. Broadway
Montana Street
King Edwards
Mabel
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Butte Office Cor
Arizona and
Auminum Sts
Muat
Butte, Anaconda
Pipastone Springs
C. R. Burket
Mgr
Meine
Capital
Five & Cent
F. Aug. Heinze
A. B. Clements
Caahier
Batts Capital
John D. Ryan
John R. Toole
Swinsdorne
R. A. Kunkel
Rass't
Charles R. Leonard
T. R. Hinds
V. Prest
Bayett Hangton
Silver Bow National Bank
Butte City
Charrles Ronard
S. Marchesseau
A. Balmfirth
R. A. Louis
C. W. Newton
John MacGinnis
Fayette Harrington
First National Bank
OF Butte
Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbott
E. B. Weirick
J. S&s Dutton
Corner Main and
Park
Joan A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
T. Hodgens
United States
Europe
John 4. Creighton
Gmahe
G. W.stapleton
A. H. Barret
E. Leavitt
Kemper
T. M. Hodgena
Ostates
Bcure
PIR
Egaley
Cook
M. D
Curtis ST
1K Medical CO
Denver, Colo
A. Augendre
Almail
New Drug Co
Mont
Ers
W. Park St
Thes Sullivan
E Park
Boston Cafe
South Main St
Dew
Butte Concert Hall
East Park Street
G. V. H. Bhaver
A. Endaris
D.enbro Drug
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