Lake Copper mining location suit amid unpaid trespass case
Trevise owner of Lake Copper location sues Boston & Montana for underground workings and ore extraction on a small triangular strip between Minnie Healey, Comanche, and Smelter lodes. Judge Clancy issued a restraining order and scheduled a show cause hearing for August 26. Alfred Frank corroborated a vein presence and ore removal from the contested strip. Attorneys John W. McHatton and James M. Denny represent Trevise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper Trust
Josiah H. Trevise
F. A. Heinze
Boston & Montana Company
Clancy
Anaconda Hill
Anaconda
Trevise
Lake Copper
Boston & Montana
Minnie Healey, Comanche, Sullivan
Minnie Enley
Battle Strip
Alfred Frank
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
John W. McHatton
James M. Denny
Trerise
Weekend Rail Passes from Great Northern Railway
Round trip Basin or Boulder via Great Northern Railway offered for weekend travel with return until Monday. Fare listed as $1.15 for Sunday travel and $1.00 Alhambra round trip, plus a 1.70 ticket option. Ticket office located at 41 North Main Street, Butte.
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Boulder
Alhambra
North Main Street
Butte
Mayor Sparks Public Uproar In Butte On Broadway
A New York visitor at the Thornton hotel heard the Butte mayor loudly address a crowd of several hundred on Broadway at 1 a.m. Wednesday. Police in the crowd did not arrest the mayor, and some remarks reportedly violated ordinances. The incident raises questions about arresting the city’s top official.
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New York
Thornton Hotel
Butte
Broadway
Labor leaders from Butte to visit Washington with Roosevelt
J E McNally and Mr Coughlin of Butte head to Washington as guests of President Roosevelt representing labor groups. Frank Doyle and Malcolm Gillis of the city say they received the invitation, with Doyle and Gillis to pick three or four fellow union men for a two week visit likely in September. Denver papers reportedly erred.
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Denver
Butte
J. E. McNally
Mr. Coughlin
Washington
Roosevelt
Frank Doyle
Malcolm Gillis
Standard
Doyle
Gillis
Humane society chief declines Ortoff case
President Rosenzweig of the Montana Humane society says the alleged county jail bruising of Frank Ortoff and his subsequent death is not a society matter. He calls on county commissioners to investigate and suggests a grand jury would be appropriate.
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Rosenzweig
Montana Humane Society
Frank Ortoff
Ortoff
Arranging a Cowboy Show in Butte Park Exhibition
Walter Wilmot, manager of the ball team, arranges a major cowboy show at the ball park one week from Sunday. The bill features 25 bucking broncos, 10 top cowboys from the West, and a band of Indians. It promises to be the season highlight in Butte with railroads offering special rates and both afternoon and evening performances drawing hundreds.
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Walter Wilmot
Ball Park
Butte
Fire Flares In Mountains As Smoke Closes In On Butte
A long dry spell ends with heat and pervasive smoke from timber fires in Yankee Doodle gulch Nine Mile canyon Basin gulch and surrounding mountains. Smelter smoke adds to the haze as residents seek rain amid dry woods, wind and mounting danger to timbered country and city comfort.
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Yankee Doodle Gulch
Nine Mile Canyon
Basin Gulch
Butte
Yankee Doodle Way
Oregon Short Line Offers Round Trip Tickets Butte to All Stations
Sept 1 and 15 the Oregon Short Line will sell round trip tickets Butte to all stations Shoshone Idaho to Huntington Ore Including Boise at one fare for the round trip good returning 15 days from date of sale with stopovers in both directions. Visit the Snake river valley and Idaho’s fruit and agricultural district. Rates at the Short Line city ticket office 195 North Main street Butte Mont. H C Wilson General Agent.
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Oregon Short Line
Butte
Shoshone
Idaho
Huntington
Ore
Boise
Snake River
Fruit and Agricultural District
Short Line
North Main Street
Mont
H. C. Wilson
Butte Social Set Hosts Various Local Gatherings
A flurry of visits and events unfolds in Butte as Mrs J L Lachman hosts in honor of visiting friends, Mrs Clinton Moore stages Kensington tea for Miss Gould and other ladies, and numerous locals including Miss Clara Clark and Miss Cora Taylor attend outings and weddings. Bayard Graves weds Hattie Bkagro in a quiet home ceremony while the community welcomes guests from Seattle and Los Angeles to luncheons at Columbia Gardens and nearby homes.
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Clinton H. Moore
Kensington
Miss Gould
A. C. Newill
the Ely
Bayard Graves
R. Graves
Northern Pacific Express Company
Hattie Bkagro
J. W. Gunn
A. J. Walker
A. H. Jones
Columbia Gardens
Los Angeles
T. W. Buzzo
Leroy Amos
Seattle
M. E. James
Gardens Cafe
Amos
Prentice
Goui
Biuzgzo
Vena Amos
James
Clayton
Cockrell
St. Louis
Charles Cockrell
R. A. Bradley
C. V. Fulton
G. H. Ferring
Henry Mueller
al Rochester
Charles J. Schatzslein
J. R. Wharton
E. G. Smith
J. M. Hinkle
Marthaish
P. Drennen
J. L. Carroll
W. FE. Carroll
J. FP. Wermecary
C. M. Prentice
Reed
Spokane
W. H. Merriman
Margaret Cunningham
J. R. Russel
Baker
Philadelphia
T. B. Moore
Sol Buckies
Patterson
R. J. O'Brien
Nelson Gunn
T. A. Grigg
J. D
Demurrers in Dillon court trim six cases to four
Judge Parker trimmed four of six complaints in criminal cases. Dan Nichols horse stealing case survives to Nov. 19 trial. L. Joseph Toney grand larceny set for Nov. 20. Two others dismissed for horse ownership and branding or missing names. John A. Phillips forgery demurrer sustained for lack of witness identity. W. T. Anderson cattle stealing demurrer upheld over initials. Divorce case Knapp Knapp granted. marriage in San Francisco last February ended after two weeks. Birch Creek water rights trial continues with rebuttal underway. Rev H H Cope to preach farewell Sunday. he leaves for Chicago editor post Monday. Shipped horses to Cavalier. cement contract for Dillon sidewalks. Christian church planned. ground broken on Idaho street home. Rev R P Smith leaves Dillon for Helena. grouse hunting lagging.
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Dillon
Parker
Dan Nichols
John A. Phillips
Tash & Linkersdorfer
W. T Anderson
L. Joseph Toney
Emorrow Marine
W. M. Knapp
Jessica EB. Knapp
San Francisco
Knapp
Hin
Supreme Court
Birch Creek
H. H. Cope
The
Baptist Church of
Chicago
John W. Morton
Cavalier
N. D
N. A Cox
J. B. McKinney
Dillon Lumber Company
Ben Hager
Billings
Phil Anderegg
Idaho Street
O. M. Best
Montana Mercantile Comepany
R. P. Smith
Helena
Langley Hesitant on Launch of 65-Foot Aeromerome
Widewater Virginia reports Professor Langley declining to promise a near term test of the 65 foot aeromerome. He noted a possible no test at all, stating he would be guided strictly by future developments.
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Widewater
Langley
Helena Waterworks Manager Testifies in City Water Case
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena reports W A Chessman the Helena waterworks manager testified in U S court in the Helena water case. He described the companys property the value of real estate and the price obtained for water from other concerns outside the city. The fact that Wwe
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Standard
Helena
W. A. Chessman
United States
Wwe
City price disparity explained in bidding remark
The report notes that the company could not secure the same price from all bidders as from the city, explaining that it had to accept that figure or lose the business entirely.
Theodore Fuhrken Dies in Helena Hospital
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena, Aug. 20. Theodore Fuhrken of Wolf Creek, long a Helena resident, died at 6 p.m. at St. John's hospital after weeks of illness. He lived in Helena most of the past 23 years, spent earlier years in California, and was formerly with Union Mercantile and with Kleinech & Bros. at Wolf Creek. He was about 44, German-born, with one child in Germany. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
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Helena
Theodore Fuhrken
Wolf Creek
St. John's Hospital
Fuhrken
Union Mercantile Company
California
Germany
Pyhrken
Eeton
Kaderaburg
Kleinech & Bros
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Butte News
Heinze
Minnie Healey
Comanche and Smelter
Northern Railway
W. R. Meech
C. FF
T. A
Denver Papers
Sas VerNalils
Coughlin
Rosenzwelk
Erated
J. L. Lachman
Mary Busch
Mrs. C. A Jackson
Yellowstone Park
J. W. Adams
Clara Clark
Meynard
Madison County
J. W. Tait
South Butte
Will Metzell
Puller’s Springs
Lester Rothschild
Joplin, Mo
A. F. Graeter
Miss Graeter
Arthur Graeter
Cora Taylor
George French
John F. Davies
Missoula
Fred Davies
Harry Richards
Fletcher
Gallatin Valley
P. A. Breen
Talbot Avenue
Helen
Mrs. W.@ Messias
Joey
Boulder Hot Springs
Lisle
Louis Hermsdorf
Pete
Wellesley
Merrimac
Monte Carlos
Ritic Tly
Dillon and
Beaverhead
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