Butte Current Notes Mixed Local Notices and Notices
Butte community items include dental ads, travel notices, births, passengers for Denver and Des Moines, various shops like The Clothery and 308 East Park, auctions, and a feature on the Nesbit Rochester bank trip. Community brief mentions Miss Winnie Mackay heading to Kansas City and Marian Townsend visiting Miss Robertson in Butte. Local marriages and licenses listed, with social events at Central Presbyterian and Richelieu cafe. A tourist crowd views a bear, and a mineral springs cafe promises late hours and a special merchant lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros. Chiropodist
Penn
Leese
Butte Grill
Walken
C. C. Blevins
Des Moines
Iowa
Mra
W. J. Davia
Stor Big
North Main
Charles Corlton
Denver
Winnie B. Mackay
Kansas City
W. A. Alkire
Alene
East Park
RB. Gage
New ‘York
J. B. Frisbee
Edward James
Isco
Pr Ironside
North Main Street
Yegen Bros
Montana Fire Insurance
Slemons & Booth
Nioe Frank Hukas
West Porphyry Street
McCarthy
Western ‘Transit Lines
George Wilkins
North Franklin Street
Joseph M. White
Pacific Coast
Robert Ornsby
South Butte
Flathead Country
P. O
Marian Townsend
Great Falls
Marian Robertron
Michael Gilboy
East Quartz Street
Sacred Heart
Nesbit Rochester
Miners Bank
Tym
Coum
Lore
River
Williams
Dalfor Alder
Mont
Reuben F. Senterfitt
Lampassa
Texas
Orville
Potter
McGregor
Ernest Gerald
South
Montana Street
Ladies’ Ald Society
Central Presbyterian Church
Cetko Listinjat
Annie Lahiek
G Bates
Belle Arbuckle
Fred J. Lohman
Ethel Feley
Patrick Heaney
Agnes Hanley
Chris Pappas
Theresa Siddons
Butte
Untangled maze ends as suitor wins early
In Centerville a miner, Fred J. Lohman, 2, was stabbed in a dispute over a woman. The suspect, a young woman later wed Lohman after a marriage license was issued. A rival named Jones faced charges after a morning shooting on Main Street. The case was dropped as Lohman refused to prosecute.
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Fred J. Lohman
Itnel Beley
Charles Betey
Centerville
West Dalytreet
Lohman
Jones
Miss Betey
Smail
Betnoned
Miss Reley
Justice Furlong
Gaspipe
Mina Tie-rey
Main Street
Mountain View Church Seeks Return of Pastor
The quarterly conference of Mountain View Methodist Church met last evening in the church parlors. District Superintendent Mille presided as annual reports for all departments were read, noting growth and good condition. Mills praised the church and pastor for strong work and large attendance, calling the meeting the largest he had attended at the church. The session considered motions regarding the pastor’s two years of service and ongoing church year matters.
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Mountain View Methodist Church
Mille
Mills
City to Purchase Ground for Corral
The judiciary committee recommended accepting Joseph Tu sell's proposition to sell about 13 acres south of town for a new corral. Mayor Duncan favored the purchase at 8000 and noted current corral overcrowding and horse hire costs. Committee members Alderments Grigg Mc Andrews Notny Tiley Laden dorf and Mayor Duncan attended. sale would also enable bulk lumber purchases and storage savings. The money is reportedly guaranteed via warrants at par, with hopes to avoid outlays this year and possibility of selling the current site at a higher value later.
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Joseph Tusell
A. Smith
Grigg
McAndrews
Notny
Mountain View Church Plea to Bishop for Pastor Wolfe
The Mountain View church declares prosperity and unity under Pastor Wolfe. Trustees praise his earnest, successful work and petition Bishop Luccock at the next Annual Conference to renew Wolfe’s charge for continued guidance and community blessings.
Prize drillers arrange match after union picnic loss
Silent and Hill seek a $690 match against Pickens and Page after failing to win at the Miners Union picnic in Gregson. Pickens and Page, winners with 43 1/2 inches drilled, agree to meet Silent and Hill on Sunday August 25 or Labor Day, noting their readiness with cash in hand.
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Miners’ Union
Gregson
Silent Fand
Union
Pickens
Page
Stunt
Hit
Butte
Silent
Hill
Miners” Union
Silint
Hin
Him
Gardens Prize Contest Under South Side Association
Judges begin examination today for the annual garden contest conducted by the South Ride Improvement association. Victor Siegel, superintendent of Columbia Gardens Grounds, will chair the panel with WF. W. Dunks assisting. Prizes total a sum and donors are invited to inspect the wards with the judges. Entries exceed last year and awards will be announced at the association meeting at South 8 Methodist Episcopal Church.
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South Ride
Crest of Bitter Root Great Field for Game
Deputy County Attorney John Dwyer describes a hunters paradise at Bitter Mountain crest near Alta Montana and Salmon Idaho. He notes deer licks bear tracks and wolves, sees vast uninhabited country poised to become a hunting center. A Daly-built road links timber reserves and a mine near Alta with strong assay results and New York capital interest.
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John Dwyer
Montana
Ida
Alta
Mont
Salmon
Idaho
Shieh
Marcus Daly
New ‘York Capital
Dwyer
Arbitration committees of two bodies meet to settle discord
The bricklayers union asked the Chamber of Commerce arbitration committee to meet and resolve recurring troubles. The Chamber has agreed, with both arbitration bodies engaging to find a path forward. About 1,000 people planned to plant trees this spring, with Secretary Blake noting over 600 contacts and no reported tree failures so far. Lawlor & Howe, 120 West Granite Street, Butte, Mont.
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Bricklayers’ Union
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce and
Blake
Northwest
Sal Thon
Lawlor & Howe
West
Granite Street
Butte, Mont
Train for Greg Commencing July 31 Through Montana Line
Special daily train from Butte to Gregson and Anaconda on July 31. Train leaves Butte in the afternoon, arrives at Gregson late afternoon, then Anaconda around 9 PM. Return departs Anaconda at 9:15 PM, reaches Gregson by 10 PM and Butte by 12:10 AM.
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Butte
Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Gregson
Anaconda
Utte
Renovated Montana House Offers Picnics and Pavilion Parties
From all points in Montana travel to Alhambra Hot Springs for two days. Our house has been thoroughly renovated with new improvements. Now is the time to arrange picnics and dancing parties in our pavilion. Visit us for good care and pleasant stay.
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Alhambra Hot Springs
Montana
Fatal blast blamed for miner deaths near Black Rock
Coroner jury concluded a accidental explosion caused the death of Charles Larson and injuries to three others. Contractor J Nordstrom testified he dug a spur for the Butte Anaconda Pacific road and that two kegs of powder a primer and fuse were placed in the cut. A second blast fatally wounded Larson as rock struck him. others were also harmed by flying rock fragments.
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Charles Larson
Smith
J. Nordstrom
Colorado Street
Black Rock
Speculator
Nordstrom
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Road
Larson
Oscar Carlson
Joe Ivers
South Main
Lost Railroad in Idaho Promises Great Value and Mystery
Idaho railroad spans about a hundred miles with strong construction, rivaling transcontinental lines. The piece questions ownership, planned use, and the rationale for massive investment, urging readers to investigate land along the route and promising substantial opportunities through Lawlor and Rowe of Butte Montana who broker land interests. A note adds a New York hotel utilizing over 2000 electric motors.
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Idaho
Faimon Valley
Lawlor & Rowe
Granite Street
Butte
Mont
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Butte News
Broadway
Bot Renear
Sharon
Richelieu
State Savings Bank
Lucian Raverat
Cee
Gregson Fh Springs
America
Fred Lohman
Etseleley
Mountain View Church
Corral
Judiciary Committee
Elieves
Mountain View
Thme
Wolfe
Luccock
Richelies Cafe
la Carte. Uris
Lutcan Raverat
Goon
Greg
Mose Linz
Lends
North Main ST
Great Northern Railway
Sullivan
Alhambra, Mont
McMonegal School of
Dorothy Block
Corner
Granite
Wyoming
Morris
Brownfield
Park ST
New York
Weinberg
Weinberg’s
Robespierre
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