Butte Current Notes Highlights Local Ads and Travel
Local notes list payments and services from area businesses including auto shop repairs, osteopathy, piano rentals, and banking. Several residents travel abroad or to Buffalo, Deadwood, and St. Louis. Also noted are births, hospital updates, and ongoing city office news with minor health improvements among officials.
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Walker
Lorten
Onslow
Orton Bros
Coalwood
McLaughlin Coal Co
M. Harwood
Collenge
Lucien Burley
Cinematl
Cyrus J. Moyer
Buffalo
N.Y
East Second Street
Weatern Iron ‘Orks
Stont
John Bounsen
Hamburg
Germany
Bell
Slemons & Booth
D. Lynch
Butte
Pat
Dillon
May Fisk Bretherton
Los Angeles
E.R. Foote
West Sliver Street
Joe Little
England
Mary Sheehan
Bell Street
Hamilton
Finneral
James Sor Lenton Welty
Marysvill
P.O
C. H. Horst
Washingtontreet
HM. H. Cochrane
the Light and Power
Hig Place
Margaret Gillette
Young Man Arrested on Statutory Charge
Joseph Bluff, age 2 years, living on Alabama street, was arrested by Chief Jerry Murphy on a statutory offense. A complaint was filed two months ago by the county attorney on the juvenile officer’s complaint. Bluff has been away from Butte three months and returned this week amid bond efforts from relatives. The complaining witness is a one year old girl, whose mother and sisters testified. Common Brotherhood of America meeting announced for Thursday evening December 5 with officer elections.
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Joseph Bluff
Alabamatreet
Jerry Murphy
Juff
Butte
Irl
Bluff
Ais
Arbuckle Engagement Canceled Due to Illness in Butte
Butte audiences faced disappointment as Maclyn Arbuckle's tour was halted after he suffered heart trouble in Helens. The Broadway show was canceled, and the vaudeville program at the Empire noted strong acts including Merraim, Parker, Ellwood, and top photoplays.
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Maclyn ArBuckle
Broadway
Arbuckle
Helens
Butte
Empire
Candine
Copley
Mise Merraim
Bockane
Russell Parker
Billy
Ellwood
Notte
Indy
Two Reel Feature Leads At The American Theater
The matinee features John Sterling Alderman with King Baggot and Jani Fearney in a strong two reel drama. Ferdie Be Brave provides a top comedic act with W. T. Daly and Violet Horner. Also on the bill is Chief Bugle1 a notable Alaska Indian tale. Jubilee Singers and Dixie themed program at Auditorium highlight. At Family theater the Princes of Panama offers red-haired girl friendly fare. Ansonia presents Reeves concert company in a vaudeville heavy program with James and Sterling acts and concurrent film entertainment.
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John Sterling
Alderman
Ian Ishmael
Jani Fearney
Ferdie
W. T. Daly
Violet Horner
Jubilee Singers
Chase-Lister Company
Family Theater
Chi Mis Century
Panama
Ansonia
Reeves
Ansonia Theater
America
Butte
James
Sterling
Adv
Great Northern to Run to Lewistown
Great Northern will extend daily passenger service from Butte to Lewistown via the Moccasin Lewistown branch starting next Sunday. Eastbound from Butte at 9 a.m. and arriving Lewistown 7 80 p.m., westbound from Lewistown at 5 a.m. with Great Falls and Butte arrivals. Equipment unchanged.
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Standard
Great Falls
Butte
Lewistown
Great Northern
Moccasin Lewistown
Helena
Grazing Fees as Revenue for Deer Lodge Forest
The Deer Lodge national forest earned 5888.08 from grazing fees in 1913 with 292 permits issued and 16 canceled. Cattle grazing totaled 6,204 head, while 43,200 sheep were grazed across districts led by Ble Hole with 2,035 and White Tail with 1,491. Horses numbered 1,491. Sheep grazed mainly in Dry Cottonwood and Pioneer districts.
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Deer Lodge National Forest
Ble Hole
Jury Pool in Max Fried Case Nears Trial Start
The retrial of the government's case against Max Fried, charged with white slavery, began in federal court before Judge George M. Bourquin. A panel of 38 jurors was exhausted after four government and six defense peremptory challenges, with jurors having ties to Fried or prior knowledge influencing concerns about fair trial. The panel will reconvene at 10 o clock as the court continues juror selection amid complex connections and opinions among potential jurors.
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Max Fried
George M. Bourquin
Panet
Fried
Ail
Fried’ Business
United States
Freeman
Ford
Tobert
Sewell
St ‘Matthew
Talesman
Doyle
Dovis
Thomas A. Walsh
Montana Iron Works
Ednar Ralmat
Temple
The
Suiver
Juror Bias and Challenges in Fryd White Slavery Trial
The afternoon session revealed jurors expressing strong biases against Fried, many excused due to prejudice or conflicts with the defendant. Peremptory challenges were used on several witnesses including Jacob Osenbrug and George Mennie while others remained deemed capable of a fair trial. testimony and connections to Fried drew scrutiny as proceedings shift toward a jury verdict.
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Butte News
Stanfard
At & East Broadway
Marcus Ward
Royal Irish
Auire
Ream
Butte, Montana
Common Brotherhood of America
Sreiock
Jeluf P. Nally
W. Ghormley
Ady
Orno
the Clothery
North Main Street
Special Department For Motor Clothes
Towle
Charlee D. Wiking
Str
Witking
Walter Damrosch
Diamonds
Mose Linz
Oval
Morris
Lady's Desk
Davenports
Davenetts
Portie
W.park ST
FE. E. Thompson
Utah Avenue
Pried
Thompson
John Dobry
James Rutledge
Butte Electric Railway Company
Frank Blodgett
Alex Scott
Clem Cartzen
Friedha
Jacob Osembrug
Home Baking Company
Getense
Osenbrog
James Byrne
Hollana
P. Wright
Montana Oil and Paint Company
CA. Sloan
Sonn M. Bouck
Lexington
W. A. Taylor
Jacob Osenbrug
George Y. Mennie
T. D. Butterfield
E.G. Wood
Wright
Tock
O. P. Monahan
Herman Blank
Nathe
Dunn
James T. Byrne
Wright H.R. Versella
Peter
Lydon
W. C. Taylor
Northern Pacific
Grace Beal
Spokane
Buste
Western Union
Levi Wild
Beal
Sigrud Suslack
Ronew Ral
Susack
Shields
JW. Shields
Conrad
George M. Bourquin Yeaterday
I. Simon
Anna Oo Supply CO
Montana Street