Butte Notes Record Visits and Openings in City
Various local items note visits from Anaconda Dillon and Helena residents, a hospital X ray exam by Dr Hanson, new Kenwood block opening, plans for Gregson Springs outing, and a patrol wagon with rubber tires pending. Also mentions funeral services for Annear and Nissler, and jeweler Ed Mayer returning from New York with stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carr
Livingston
Butte
Benjamin John Annear
Walkerville
Fred Ellinghouse
Sheridan
J. A. Coleman
Kenwood
West Broad Way
Gregson Springs
Chris Nissler
Silver Bow
Montana
Verll
Munsey
McClure’s
Harper's
Scribner’s
Metropolitan
Home Journal
Companion
Physical Culture
P.O
H. Sprecharts
Worms
Germany
Thomas
Cher
Montreal
Mabel
Lachir Convent
Ed F. Mayer
New York
Taylor
Department of Justice
Washington, PD. C
Federal Court
Helen Shelley Set for Thursday Suttons Family Theater
Miss Helen Shelley has given years of hard work to prepare for a public piano recital. She appears at the concert Thursday night at Suttons Family theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Shelley
Sutton’s Family Theater
Poultry Condemnation Not From Farmers' Exchange Property
Notice states the health department condemned poultry not belonging to Farmers' Exchange commission house. The item appears with a signed note from Farmers' Exchange at East Park. The ad notes Grand Avenue addition as a desirable home area with good advantages and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Commission House
Farmers’ Exchange
East Park
Grand Avenue Addition
Elks Lodge Plans Memorial Service at Sutton’s Theater
Butte Elks lodge holds annual memory service this afternoon at 2:30 with music by the Silver Bow Glee Club and soloists. Program includes Ave Maria, Lead Kindly Light, Auld Lang Syne, Vacant Chair, Lost Chord and more with C F Kelley officiating and H A Gallwey as exalted ruler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of Sorrow of the
Butte
Heiser
En M. Best
J. R. Russell
Mel ‘Arland
H. A. Gallwey
E. R
Benjamin ‘Owen
Miss Scott
Miss Finnegan
Mr. Paynter
Kitchen
Fitz Butler
Russell H. Ballard
MROMG
Hon
C. F. Kelley
Sullivan
Jack Thomas
Coun
Gounod
H. V. Winehell
Obligato
Russell H. Bellard
Silver Bow Glee Club
R. Russell
Vernon Matlack
T. A. Reed
D. C. Porter
C. B. Hoskins
J. H W. O'Gorman
W. C. Bachelor
William Luxton
M. 8. Burns
W. J. Mullins
W. J. Naughton
J. T. Finlen
T. S. Kilgallan
W. H. Haviland
Parting of the Ways Overland club quarrel ends in reconciliation
James A. Osborne and Cc H. Smith, longtime Overland club associates, quarreled after a Thanksgiving gathering over loans and a club pay order. A patrolman intervened when an open knife was found. charges of attempted robbery were dropped after both men forgave each other. They left police relieved and reconciled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Osborne
Cc. H. Smith
Overland Club
Osborne
Smith
Reynolds
Quartz Street
Must Pay More Alimony In Bordeaux Case
Court orders John R. Bordeaux to increase alimony payments as ongoing dispute over tile-related settlement remains unresolved and legally binding. The judge has not released further terms.
Judge Clancy Rules Alimony Must Continue in Contempt Case
Judge Clancy decides the plaintiff must keep paying $100 a month alimony to Ella Bordeaux despite divorce. Judge Stapleton notes ongoing appeal rights and non finality of judgment.. The ruling lashed with contempt cites that alimony continues until final disposition confirms ongoing support obligations for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Bordeaux
Ella F. Bordeaux
Supreme Court
Bordeaux
Clancy
Stapleton
Melitatton
Bordeaulx
Helena Elks to Hold Memorial Services at Helena Theater
Helena lodge No. 193 B P O F invites members and visiting Elks to a memorial service at the Helena theater Sunday evening. Exalted Ruler Penwell will preside. J A Diffenbaugh of the Baltimore lodge will speak. The program includes musical selections and ritual observances with Adelle Pardon as pianist.
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Standard
Helena
Navy
Helena Lodge
Helena Theater
Helena Elks
Elks
Penwell
J. A. Diffenbaugh
Baltimore
Chaplain Solo
Adelle Pardon
Charles J. Clark
Rerah the Learn Dawk
Diffenbaugh
Alfred Solman
G. M. Hays
Malastross Pes Ccastacsaca de Benediction
Long Sentence Assault Reported In Wheph Bread Case
A lengthy assault incident is reported in Wheph involving a bread-related dispute. Kateer is referenced in connection with the case.
Josie Paine Pleads Guilty in Meaderville Assault Case
Josie Paine pleaded guilty to assault in the third degree before Justice Shepherd. She received the maximum sentence of a $000 fine or 200 days in jail and chose jail. The incident involved a man named O G Gadiner attacked with a scalloped bread knife resulting in a deep temple wound and other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Paine
Shepherd
Meaderville
O. G. Gadiner
Wyoming Alley
Gardiner
Josie Palmer
Justice Shepherd
Frisco Nell
Charles Sanden
Olsen
G. W. Karlman
Sanden
Samson
Karlman
Khurlman
Stromberg-Mulien Company
Justice Olsen
South Butte
John Kelley
Kelley
Great Falls Milks Lodge Sorrow Service Next Afternoon
Great Falls dispatch reports the annual lodge of sorrow at the opera house with Rev. Leslie Willis Sprague delivering the memorial address. Six former members are named among the deceased with death dates from 1892 to 1897. Hotel rates at the Southern are listed and Chris Nissler’s funeral is set for this afternoon at 1 20 from the family home in Silver Bow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
Lodge of Sorrow of
Opera House
Leslie Willis Sprague
John G. Maclay
Starr V. Carter
William A. Bunton
P. J. Elliott
Mack J. Leaming
E. G. Maclay
Chris Nissler
Sliver Bow
The Gordon Dynasty and the Omaha Police Judge
The Kearney Hub notes Judge Gordon of Omaha was impeached and defeated by Judge Berka last Tuesday. Despite losing, Gordon vows to remain police judge, claiming a lifelong appointment. The piece humorously envisions his continued grip on office beyond death with a fiery apocalypse image.
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Kearney
Omaha
Gordon
Judge Gordon
Berka
Ho'ding
Gabriel
Jude
Recognition of the Black Person Distinguishes Progress
The South will scarcely advance toward its major problem until it recognizes differences among Black people. In Boston, Miss Helen Shelley's concert attracts praise for beautiful voices and rare music at But ton's Family Theater Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Boston Globe
Helen Shelley
Button
Senator Clark Names West Park Building Pennsylvania
A new building on West Park street is christened Pennsylvania in honor of Senator Clark's home state. Elsewhere in Butte community groups plan to name many buildings Centennial. Great Northern at 41 North Main street sells railway tickets to Anaconda and intermediate stations. Miss Helen Shelley with a group of artists will perform a concert Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Music Co
North Main Street
Butte
Steinway
Chase and Vose & Sons
Clark
West Park Street
Pennsylvania
Natal
Ella
Binbad
Vetstennial
Lutte and Tivoli Breweres
Troy
Montena
Butte Hewer Pipe and Tie Company
Butte Street Railway
Apalgate
W. A. Killien
W. Broadway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
East Broadway
Telephone
Fairfield
Jewelers
McClure Bros
Orton Bros
Fred Orton
J. G. Bates
Co. L. Douchert
Anaconda
H. T. Bragdon
M. Farrington
Philipsburg
H. Robson
Finlen. Co
S. Smith
J. Kouitz
Bozeman
Murphy
Stromberg- Mullins Co
State Distributors
Joe Mettlen
Dillon
John Howard
Hanson
W. C. MacKaskle
Pony
Elw
F. Kelley
Theliona
Chis Iiowentaog
America
Silver Row Camp
P. Hall
H. P. Heidrick
Lewis A. Smith
James Sheehan
Ter
Annals of
Wyoming
Alley
Henry P. Heidrick
Dakota Street
Johanna Drew
Sherman
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
Perfection Brand
Montana Cash Grocery
Vince
Buck
Peabody
Talk of
the Town
Southern
Gordon Dynasty
E. Shandeew
Granito Street
Butts
Alexander MacAulay
South Main Street
Butte, Mont
Moile
Bo. Rell
Nelson
Rio
OW Thompson
Duffy
John Dewar
Bond
Jacques Pleury & Co
Morrow
Pyoth
R. Goodrich
Park St
Ellis Paint Co
Quartz St
Carder Bros
F. A. Ironside
Chicago College of Dental Surgery
Frull
the Buite Undertaker
W. Vark
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