Butte News Receiver Seeks Extension Over Mine Obstructions
E H Wilson the Minnie Healey mine caretaker petitions court for more time and an order to remove obstructions blocking crosscuts at the Boston & Montana gambetta piccolo workings. He alleges ore study reveals veined structures and unauthorized blockades since Aug 17, while company officials dispute access and cost of clearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Wilson
Minnie Healey
Boston & Montana Company
Gambetta
Piccolo
Brice W. Turner
Leonard
West Colusa
Wilson
Boston
Montana
Batterman
Ratterman
BR. W. Turner
Judge seeks show cause against Boston & Montana in obstruction dispute
A mining engineer asks the court to cite the Boston and Montana company to show cause why an extension of time should not be granted and why the company should not be compelled to remove the alleged obstructions.
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Boston & Montana Company
Weekend Rail Excursions and Amateur Championship Clash
The Northern Pacific offers Saturday and Sunday round trips to Pipestone for $1, Whitehall $1.50, Lime Spur $2 with a final return Monday. Next Sunday the Butte Reduction works and Colusa-Parrott ball teams vie for the state amateur championship at the grounds, prize $160. Gravelle & Ervin showcase new ladies automobile coats 45 inches long in gray tan and black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Pipestone
Whitehall
Lime Spur
Butte
Case
Grvavelle & Ervin
First Venire Exhausted in Dempsey Sanity Case
The first panel for the Peter Dempsey sanity trial ran out, prompting a new jury pool of 50 names. Doctors Leavitt Sheeran and Sullivan examined Dempsey for the state, while the judge limited witnesses to six per side and Dempsey briefly refused to remove his hat in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Dempsey
Clancy
Morrin
Dempsey
Special Excursion Train to Pipestone Whitehall and Twin Bridges
The Northern Pacific runs a Sunday excursion from Montana Union depot at 9 a m to Pipestone Whitehall and Twin Bridges. Return fares are Pipestone 1 00 Whitehall 1 50 Twin Bridges 1 50.
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Pipestone
Whitehall
Twin Bridges
Northern Pacific
Montana Union Depot
Barber Shops to Close for Labor Day
Barbers' union orders all shops closed for Labor Day, employees off work for the holiday.
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Barbers’ Union
Fire destroys hoist but saves machinery at Anaconda mine site
A night fire on the hill destroyed the Tycoon hoist behind the Hell mine between the Speculator and Tycoon sites. Firefighters laid 750 feet of hose, saved the engine and boiler, and limited loss to a few hundred dollars though a box of giant powder caused explosions. Cornelius Foley aged 85 died yesterday. funeral set for Saturday at 2 p.m. from Charles Foley’s residence to St Patrick's Church.
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Hell
George Lapp
Anaconda Company
James A. Murray
James Cummings & Co
Cornelius Foley
Charles Foley
Anaconda Road
County Clare
Ireland
Rowe
Lead
St. Patrick's Church
Funeral services for Frank Guayle to be held today
The funeral will be held at 19 a.m. from the parents residence near Silver Bow park and proceed to St. Patrick's church for services. Thomas Clifford, infant son of Mrs Sawyer, died last night and funeral is set for today at 2:30 from Aluminum street.
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Frank Guayle
Silver Bow Park
St. Patrick’s Church
Thomas Clifford
Gala Day at the Columbia Gardens with Alluring Delights
Columbia Gardens proves a magnet for Butte pleasure seekers with picnics, moving pictures, zoos and a new Florida alligator. A gala afternoon honors Miss Georgie Master and Miss Florence Mitchell while Mrs Dawson and several families host outings. The grounds host a DAR euchre party and a German Lutheran Sunday school picnic, featuring concerts, refreshments and a lively crowd of children and adults.
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Columbia Gardens
Butte
Jack Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Lincoln Park
Chicago
Florida
Colundia Gardens
Mountain Ranger
Major Dawson
Joseph Dawson
Charles Dawson
Lisley
J. K. McKenzie
Robinson
Trackwood
McCrimmon
M's Lougheed
Georgie
Josephine
John Dawson
Florence Mitchell
London
Ontario
Mr. Dawson
Nellie Lylod
Frances Robinson
Mamie Robinson
Howell
Hayden
Mamie Driscoll
Ialbraitis
Lillie Sheeny
Daisy Dawson
Julia Horgan
Ethel Berry
Edith Fitzpatrick
Bert Hammond
Nelson Hammond
W. Silverton
Robert Tde- Witt
Ho Johnson
Johnson
HL Silverton
Frances Russell
Jeannette Wiseman
Kenneth Wiseman
Drea Johnson
Alice Leonard
Margorie Leonard
Theo Davie
Andy Davis
Ames Davis
I. Davis
Helen Pyle
John Driscoll
Dennis Driscoll
Clyde Potte
Donald Frances Turner
Halle Boucher
Herbert Grigg
John Grige
Maredon Burner
Fred McCremmon
Butte Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
German Lutheran Church of
Ladies’ Society of
Fred and
Hernhardt Amour
Louis
Pauline
May Laurer
Eva Daub
Frank
Flora Dorhofer
Leona Bosch
Louise Seherr
Katie Recksieck
Minnie
Lizzie
Bercha
Lilli Sehorr
Eva
John
Katie Frier
Anna
Helena
Karl
Almon Stern
Giro Christian
Arthur
Walter Hudtloff
Jacob
Louisa
Annie
Lydia Waronecke
Herbert Kuphal
Lillie Benz
Emma Bauer
Etta Nickel
Edward Riesberger
Henry
Edward Nickel
Schultz
Elizabeth Kuplal
George Ditloff
M. Hudtleff
Hudtleff
M. Hundtleff
Elizabeth Loeber
Aug. Seherrer
Albert Stern
Eva Wilhelm
George Destaff
Charles Jones
Lolo
Mont
A. Siebert
Ida Williams
Bertha Kuphal
Elizabeth Kuphal
Mav Dorhofer
E. Bosch
B. Zimmerman
M. Lingruen
Weinrank
Hamilton
Opera House Contest Receiver Authorized to Lease Theater
A court appointed receiver is authorized to lease the opera house for one year. The action grants tenancy to a qualified lessee while preserving ownership and site operations under court supervision. The term covers a twelve month period with potential renewal terms under applicable laws.
Lease Bid Ad for Grand Opera House and Related Events
Receiver L P Sanders seeks bids for a one year lease of the Grand Opera House with a lease termination tied to the federal court ownership settlement. Likely bidder John Maguire expected. bids require satisfactory bond. Also notes Labor Day events, NP trains, prison visits, and Schatzlein Paint company political support claim.
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L. P. Sanders
Grand Opera House
Helena
Knowles
John Maguire
Big Increase in the School Census in District No 1
The census shows 938 more children under 21 than in 1899 with 10 622 white, 51 colored, and 48 Chinese youths counted. A district mix up caused an error of 16 in the total. The report notes 14 762 total under 21 in 1889, with 7 465 males and 7 297 females.
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Rend
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Mr. Wilson
Boston & Montana
Mori Agi Ware
Legs Jeweler
Optician
Owsley Block Butte
Simon Bank Jeweler
N. Main St
Butte, Mont
Will
the Fire Department of
the Anaconda
Quisition
G. I. Forsythe
Gardens’ Pavilion
Morris Forsythe
Orton
Ennis
J. W. Morris
A. H. Heilbronner
Mr. Sandburg
Kessler
Taylor
Lak Cali
Taffeta i Wais
Gingham
Opera House
Southern Hotel
Schatzlein Paint Company
Union Pacific
Overland Limited
Atlantic Express
Ogden
Salt Lake
Denver
F. B. Choate
Salt Lake City
Utah
Silver Bow County
International Bricklayers’ Union No. 1
Montane
Shiel
Orine
Fin
Ana
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