Early Morning Rivalry Ends in Stabbing and Arrests
A miner J Lohman, 22, was stabbed in the neck in a dispute over Ethel Beley, 21, daughter of former merchant Charles Beley. Beley and Lohman fought. Lohman was shot during the melee. Beley and rival Jones were arrested after a preliminary hearing. charges adjusted as Lohman’s case was dropped. Beley and Jones sought licenses at the county clerk’s office prior to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lohman
Ethel Beley
Charles Beley
Centergne
Daly Street
Lohman
Jones
Misa Beley
Gasplay
Main Street
Butte Current Notes Selections From Local Life
Local notes include travel, business trips, births, marriages, church events, and shop ads. Mentions Des Moines Iowa Ely Minnesota Kansas City Denver and New York as destinations. several residents travel for work or leisure. Financial notes show bankers and insurance firms. social events announce teas and entertainments at Sacred Heart Church and Central Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Penn
Leese
Butte
Walkers
C. C. Blevins
Des Matties
Iowa
Mra
We. J. Davis
Ely
North Main
Cherlia Corlton
Denver
Mies Winnle
Mackay
Kansas City
W. A. Algire
Coady d'Alene
Tduha
East Park
R. B. Gage Jett
New York
Dr. J. B. Frisbee
Eaward James
San Francisco
Tr. Ironside
North Main Street
Yepen Bros
Montana Tire Insurance
Your Beihe Company
Slemons & Booth
P. O
Marian Townsend
Great Palla
Marian Robertson
West Porphyry Street
Mehuel Gilboy
East Quartz Street
Sacred Heart Church
Nesbit Rochester
Miners Bank
Auto
H. L. More
River Falls
Ala
Williams
Dallas
Texas
Alder, Mont
Reuben TF. Senterfitt
Lampassa
Orville, Potter
McGregor
Ernest Gerald
South
Montana Street
Charles A. Brown
Marguerite Ford
Leon Johnson
Mary E. Murray
James H. White
Ethel N. Trengrove
Cetko Listinjat
Annie Lahick
George Bates
Belle Arbuckle
Fred J. Lohmen
Ethel Beley
Patrick Heaney
Agnes Haviey
Chris Tappas
Theresa, Siddons
of Batte
Mountain View Church Seeks Return of Pastor
The Mountain View Methodist quarterly conference, led by District Superintendent Mills, praised a year of growth and large attendance. Resolutions unanimously supported continuing Pastor George D. Wolfe for a second year as the Montana conference prepares to close another year of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View
D. Slamens
Montana
Methodist Episcopal Church
George D. Wolfe
Svhereas, Goth
Mountain View Church Pastors Service Praised and Petition Made
The Mountain View church reports strong growth, gratitude to Pastor Wolfe and his wife for tireless work, and urges the bishop to assign Dr Wolfe to the Mountain View charge for continued church work and community blessing. The quarterly conference resolves to extend heartfelt recognition and request reaffirmation of the pastorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View
Niue
Opn
Walfe
Wolfe
Prize drilling match proposed after Sunday showing
Miners union officials in Gregson Silt and Tilwit arranged a 0 a side drill match with Pickens and Page for Sunday or Labor Day. Silm and Hikk, favored by Butte boosters, promised to attend with prize money, after a tense contest where Pickens and Page drilled 43% inches into stone while Silm and Hill faced a damaged drill and continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregson
Silt
Tilwit Sai
Pickens
Page
Sike
Butte
Silm
Hikk
Hill
Sint and
ITM
Gardens Prize Contest Set by South Side Improvement
Judges begin examination today with Victor Siegel, Columbia gardens superintendent, chairing. W W Danks also serves. Prize totals $50. Donors invited to inspect gardens with judges. More entries than last year. Awards announced August 20 at the South Side Methodist Episcopal church meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Siegel
Columbia Gardens
W. W. Danks
Methotet
Episcopal Church
City to Purchase Ground for Corral
The city council voted to recommend accepting Joseph Russell’s offer to sell about 1 acre of land south of town for a new corral and related facilities. Mayor Duncan supported the purchase, arguing it would expand stable space, wagons, and lumber storage, saving costs over the current lease system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Russell
Duncan
L. A. Smith
Grigg
McAndrews
Nerpy
Riley
Ladendorff
Comunites
Dimean
Liarrison Avenue
Arbitration committees to meet resolve union troubles
The bricklayers union requests arbitration committees from the chamber of commerce to meet and straighten out ongoing troubles. The chamber has accepted, and the two arbitration committees will convene to discuss a solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricklayers' Union
Chamber of Commerce
Ita
Inna
Great hunting prospects amid Bitter Root field expansion
Deputy County Attorney joins a hunter party exploring the Bitter Root mountains near Salmon Idaho. They report deer sightings near warm springs, bear tracks and wolves in a sparsely populated area expected to become a major hunting center. A Daly-built road is praised as top in the range, with New York capital tied to a nearby gold project six miles from Alta Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwift
Svilde
Ritter Mountains
Montana
Idaho
Harhe
Ala
Mont
Can
Salmon
Warm Springs
Marcus Daly
New York
Alta
Dwyer
Land boom invites fresh buyers to Bulman valley
Secretary Blake notes strong interest from 1000 people ordering trees last spring through the chamber of commerce. No reports of lost trees so far. Lawlor and Trowe promote invest in Bulman valley, locating at 120 West Granite Street, Butte, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerch
Blake
Northwest
Bulman Valley
Lawlor & Trowe
Granites Street
Butte, Mont
Special Train for Gregson Runs Daily From Hutte
The Butte Anaconda Pacific railway will run a daily special train starting Wednesday July SE. It departs Hutte at p m arriving Gregson at p m and Anaconda by 9 p m. Return departures are Anaconda 9 15 p m, Gregson 10 30 p m arriving Butte 11 0 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte, Anaconda
Fatal blast narrows cause in Colorado street accident
Coroner L P Still presided as Nordstrom and other workers testified about a fatal explosion on a gap spur for the Butte, Anaconda and Pacific road between Black Rock and Speculator mines. Three kegs of powder and a primer were detonated, causing two deaths and injuries, with blame resting on tamping and possible missing explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Larson
Mo Vwuraner
L. P. Still
O. J. Nordatrom
Colorado Street
Black Rock
Mies
Nordstrom
Butte, Abaconda & Facilic
Dip Gate Spur
Larson
Tim
Oscar Carlson
Ivers
South Main Street
Lost Railroad Mystery Prompts Land Interest Buzz
Readers chase the distant Lost Railroad tale noting vast outlay and speculative land grabs. A terse flyer from Lachard Rote of West Granite Street Bet te Monts cites available land interests and urges immediate action amid rumors of a single tech hotel powering over two electric motors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Valley
Lachard& Rote
Granite Street
Bette, Monts
Hacket
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
Offici
Ast Broschway
Glephone
Sharon
Maze
Ted Lorman
Etoyl Weley
Manriagh
Siicinis
Richelien Cafe
South Main
State Savings Bank
Funch
Eaelan Raverat
Gregson Hot Springs
Rash
America
Cale
Plunge
Mountain View Church
Clothery
Butte Optical Co
Comer Park and
Dakota Streets
Corral
Dotto
Richelieu Cafe
Lufcan Rayerat
Mose Linz-Lends
North Aiain ST
Great Northern Railway
Alhambra
Monians
J. Sullivan
Alhambra, Mont
Metronegal School of
Dorothy Brock
Corner
Granite
Wyoming
Arith Focker
Avery
Morris
Tancy Design
Rownfield-Canty
Park ST
Alttan
Weinberg
Robespierre
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