Butte Notes Brighten Local Scene With Odds and Ends
Local items include births and visits, business ads, and court actions. J F Brice arrives from Rochester. Miss Ida Farrow plans an eastern tour. Elks festivities proceed. several marriages licenses issued. estate filings reveal assets and payments. Northern Pacific adds electric sleeper. Newsboys beat Bus Yards. various officials and merchants present in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Brice
Rochester
John A. Luce
Bozeman
Gertrude Avery
Pony
Butte
Conrad Kohrs
Deer Lodge
Maurice Lenihan
Jerry O. Sullivan
East
Granite Street
Martha Haltenhoff
Anaconda
Lydia Osenbrue
A. L. Anderson
Dillon
The
Elks
P. O
West Park Street
J. E. Stephenson
Post Office
Houston
Associated Charities
Shenon
Phil Shenon
Montana
Salmon City
Idaho
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Wil O’mally
John Murphy
Jim Nunn
Willie Roan
Dave Swearinger
Hugh
Denver
William E. Wynne
Julia G. Wynne
District Court
James Hattuck
Kate Brown
Edwin Ensign
Bethsheba Stormes
William F. Kirchoff
Margaret Carr
Mathew Gartner
Anna B. Struss
Heinrich Siebenbaum
Grace George
Victoria
Mother and child linked in shoplifting case
Pansy Price, 14, allegedly obtained dry goods from Hennessy Mercantile using John Lynch’s credit slips and was discharged. Her mother Flora Price faces a receiving stolen property charge and was jailed after failing bail as the girl awaits potential hearings. County officials will care for the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansy Price
Hennessy Mercantile Company
John Lynch
Flora Price
Timothy Harrington
Dan Yancey
Pansy
Reform School
Wild Cat Dies at Columbia Gardens After Cage Move
A 26 year old wild cat at Columbia Gardens died in the new cage after failing to adjust to the slope building. Its mate stayed beside the body as keeper Bierman could not enter the chamber. The cage removal required a long rake to fetch the corpse. The zoo will obtain a new mate for the surviving wild cat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gardens
Zoo
Bierman
Continental Divide
Alliance in Montana Forming Citizens Alliance
A Montana movement forms to resist boycott and coercion by unions. Its constitution aims to protect business owners and nonunion workers, foster stable employment, discourage strikes, lockouts, and boycotts, and defend members rights to run their enterprises without coercion. Members pay $1 annually and profits may be distributed by two thirds vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Alliance
West
Montana
Harrison
Denver
Butte
Helena
Alliance Wye
The
Allance
Doings of the Courts J H Maloney Seeks Real Estate Sale
Judge J H Maloney orders sale of specified real estate after complaint and court hearing. Proceeding aims to liquidate property to satisfy claims or debts, with sale process governed by applicable statutes and court rules. Public notice invites interested bidders and outlines filing requirements and timelines.
Divorces and Property Sales In Clark Addition
In district court Mae Pollard seeks a divorce from William Pollard after alleged violence in Butte on January 16 and property disputes surface as James H Maloney moves to force sale of real estate in Clark's addition to recover shares. Caroline Chauvin sues to enforce sale of mortgaged property tied to a $1000 promissory note. Defendants include Cobban Casey Day Co and others with asserted interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Bruff
Allis- Chalmers Company
Bradley Engineering and Machinery Company
Spokane
Fred J. Rowlands
Butte
Mr. Bruff
Carroll G. Dolman
Ella E. Belcher
District Court
State Savings Bank
James H. Maloney
Clark
Cobban- Casey-Day Company
Kate L. Cobban
A. Ek. Driggs
Elmira Noyey
John O'Rourke
W. A. Clark
Montana Loan and Realty Company
M. B. Brownlee
Mae Pollard
William Pollard
Hle
North
Alaska Street
Caroline Chauvin
Josephine B. Hollenbeck
Catherine 8. Graves
W. Graves
R. M. Cobban
Clark Addition
Excursion Rates to Gregson Springs Announced
Beginning Saturday May 23 and every Saturday after, the B A P railway offers round trip fares to Gregson Springs. Anaconda to Gregson and return 50 cents. Butte to Gregson and return 80 cents. Tickets valid on all trains from noon Saturdays to noon Mondays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregson Springs
Anaconda
Gregson
Butte
Montana Exposition Committee Sets Foundation for St Louis Display
Four Montana Pur chase exposition committeemen met in Helena to finalize the state exhibit for St Louis. They appointed Mineral, Agricultural, Horticultural and Educational exhibit leaders and plan to publish building proposals by Sept 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Commission
Lee Mantle
Montana
Missouri Metropolis
William Seallon
Hutte
Paul McCommick
Billings
Charles W. Homan
Bozeman
B. F. White
Dillon
Martin Maginnis
Helena
H. L. Frank
Butte
Paris
Canada
A. M. Winchell
School of Mines
Lin Neld
Agricultural College
Cr. Edwards
Horticultural Board
Professor Blankenship
The
Paul McCormick
St. Louis
Executive Committee
Reins Copper Company Stock for Sale Near Leonard Mine
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 Reynolds and Mc Dowell Butte Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reins’ Copper Company
Leonard Mine
Meaderville
Reynolds & McDowell
Butte, Mont
Women Acquitted in Family Row Disturbance Case
At a hearing in Justice Harrington's court Mrs. Anna Walsh Mrs. Maggie Blair and sister-in-law Mrs Nellie Sullivan faced a disturbance of the southern city last week The jury acquitted the two women and dismissed the case with bonds exonerated The testimony described family trouble leading Mrs Sullivan to leave her husband who now lives with his sisters The incident involved doors being battered with clubs and stones and insults over belongings of Sullivan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Walsh
Maggie Blair
Nellie Sullivan
Timothy Harrington
Wireman Charged With Third Degree Assault
George Simington, a wireman living near the Missoula block, was charged with third degree assault by Justice Libby's court at the urging of street railway manager J R Wharton. A. B. Elliott, Columbia Gardens electrician, says Simington assaulted him Saturday, but no arrest had been made by late last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Wharton
Street Railway Company
George Simington
Missoula
Justice Libby
A. B. Elliott
Columbia Gardens
Lipton Receives Reception at Maritime Exchange Banquet
New York directors of the Maritime Exchange held a reception and banquet for Sir Thomas Lipton at the exchange today, highlighting his ongoing maritime interests and prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Maritime Exchange
Sir Thomas Lipton
Exchange
Hearst indorsement not attached to Waudby bid
Denver Aug 12 resolutions by the National Building Trades council indorse William B Waudby of Syracuse for commissioner of labor and statistics to succeed Carroll Wright but do not carry any Hearst presidential endorsement. A preamble and resolutions undorsing Hearst for the presidency have been introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
National Building Trades Council
William
Waudby
Syracuse
Carroll D. Wright
William R. Hearst
Hearst
July indigent care costs reported by Silver Bow county
County auditor A. A. Crossman submitted the July report showing total indigent costs of 3744.81 dollars for Silver Bow. Breakdowns include 1195 for groceries 24 for rent 240.75 for transportation 125 for fuel and 225.70 for miscellaneous items. Dr. Donnelly received 250 for sick care and Mrs. Kate Godfrey 1106.86 for boarders at the farm. 18 bodies were officiated by Mr. Egan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Crossman
Silver Bow County
Donnelly
Kate Godfrey
Egan
King Edward Off To Take The Waters
London reports King Edward sailed from Port Victoria on the royal yacht Victoria and Albert to Flushing for a fortnight at Marienbad to take the waters. He travels incognito as Duke of Lancaster until August 31 then proceeds to Vienna to pay accession visits to Emperor Francis Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward
Port Victoria
Thames
Victoria and Albert
Flushing
Marienbad
Duke of Lancaster
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Mabel McKinley Denies Stage Exit Rumors
A telegram from Somerset, dated August 12, signed by Mabel McKinley, states that reports of her leaving the stage are untrue and that she is pleased and encouraged more than ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Somerset
Mabel McKinley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
Standard
East Broadway
Butte Telephone
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Orton Bros
Sherman's
Mece
Hennessy’s
Mate
Alliance IN
Secret Association OF Employ
Men of
Citizens
J. H. Maloney
St. Louis Exposition
State and Executive Board
Bat
Vey
Ncquiti Phen
Lipton
Newbro's
Ian
Lfe
Yellok Medical Institute
Yellek MeDical Institute
N. BE
W. Broadway
Montana Street
King Edwards
Mabel
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Butte Office Cor
Arizona and
Auminum Sts
Butte, Anaconda
Pipastone Springs
C. R. Burket
Mgr
State Vision
F. Aug. Heinze
A. B. Clements
I ’ of
John BD. Ryan
John R. Toole
C. C. Swinborne
R. A. Kunkel
Charles R. Leonard
T. R. Hinds
V. Prest
Ivette Harington
Tal
Siva Bow National Bank
Butte City
F. Au Heinze
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. 8. Dutton
Corner Main and Park
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
T. M. Hodgens
Jarteateten
United States
Europe
Omaha
G. W
Stapleton
A. H. Barret
E. D. Leavitt
8. V. Kemper
T. M. Hodgena
J. O. Hodgens
W. A. Cook
M. D
Cook Medical CO
Curtis ST
R.endre
Asl
Newtie Drug Co
Mont
Butte Undertaker
Ers
W. Park St
Boston Cafe
South Main St
Butte Concert Hall
Aaris
France
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