Butte Current Notes Highlights Various Local Arrivals
Brief notices from Butte chronicling residents traveling to San Antonio Chicago Los Angeles and New York City. Mentions of doctors dentists bankers railroad agents hotel listings and holiday merchandise with items such as engraved calling cards and Christmas cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F.C
Gamer's
Orton Bros
Blatz
Milwaukee
McLaughlin Coal Co
Ind
Walker's
Dr. Tait
Phoenix
M. J. Silverman
Helena
Bath
Chris Yegen
Billings
Thornton
le Ben Hager
Butte
Belgrade
A. Platt
San Antonio
Texas
Yegen
Vester M. D. Graves
Los Angeles
G. L. Lawson
Livingston
East Park
Butte Cab and Transfer Co
Bell
May M. Rennells
Neenah
Wis
C.M. Fawcett
Anaconda
Mark Redman
New York City
New Bungalow
South Side
Butte Land and Investment Co
Dr. Cole
New
Thomas Block
W. Park Street
Dan Dougherty
Mtllwaukee
Hoston
F. M
Patrick Sullivan
Butte Yesterdy
Ireland
Old Country
E Cowperthwaite
Lizzie Block
N. W
Car
Park and Main
Standart
F. G. Johnson
Butt
Los Angel
E. O. Selway
Selway
Dillon
J. L. Yundt
Salt Lake
Wabash Railroad
Benjamin Boulden
Plymouth
England
Hal Stewart
Bozeman
Stewart
M. I. Merriman
Northern Pacific
Duluth
St. Paul
P. O. News
City Hall Interior Remodeling For Patrol Auto
City Council approves remodeling the lower floors of city hall to house a patrol automobile for Butte. Mayor Duncan urges quick architect plans and a health office relocation. Fire protection report backs more hydrant transfers by 99 to higher service spots, at no city cost, with water company cooperation.
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City Council
Ihe
Duncan
Butte
Thistie
Frutem
Butte Water Company
National Board of Underwriters
Sewers and street work propel Butte city actions
City committees hear bids for 1800 feet of sewer and manholes along Bryn, ret, ion Silver, Mercury and Diamond streets. A new improvment district is planned for East Park Street mud issues. Light upgrades and ward boundary blueprints are ordered, plus city funds cover surgery for Officer Gilbert.
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East Park Street
Beetween Covert
Gaylord Streets
Park Street
Wilson
Wharton
Tutte Sying
Butte
Scopy
Bryn
Ret
Diamond
Peter Oran
Florence
Western Avenue
Washington and
Iron
Galena
Warren
Copper
Washington
Lewisohn
W. E. Carroll
Silver Bow National Bank
Judiciary Committee
Police Confiscate Beer in Saloon Seizure
Police confiscated four barrels of beer found at Copper King saloon despite owner Harry Adams protest saying they were glass ware. Patrolman Harvey Tucker moved the barrels to the station and Adams was brought to police court on liquor in the restricted district charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Tucker
Copper King
Harry Adams
Adams
Death of George Lynch at age 2 from heart trouble
George Lynch aged two died of heart trouble after returning home from work. He lived with his parents and three sisters Mrs. C. E. Simonson Mrs. J. Miller and M. J. McDonough and a brother. He had lived in the area for 19 years and was a member of the Fraternal Brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lynch
C. E. Simonson
J. Miller
M. J. McDonough
Butts
Jury Trial Ends With Acquittal for Defendant
Jacob Johnson demanded a jury trial before Justice Kerrigan yesterday on a charge of stealing $50 from Harry Grant. Johnson was acquitted while Grant was ordered to pay $59.80 in costs. Grant later admitted he lied about finding the money and the case led to travel costs billed to him. he was unable to post bond and remanded to jail to serve the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Johnson
John, Kerrigan
Harry" Grant
Johnson
Grant
Missoula
Butte
Omcers
Butte Briefs Highlight Local Visits And Obituaries
James Cosens of Anaconda visits Butte while Mrs D Jones and daughter join shopping trip with the Jorgensons and others. Miss Frience McGrath and Miss Be tha Carney plan a Helena trip for Shriners program. James Byrne, 48, miner, dies on Kemper Avenue after illness. funeral 9 AM at Sacred Heart. Donald Camp Pett, 36, dies. body at White's. funeral Friday at Mason Temple 2 PM. Harry Perkins, 10 months, dies. funeral at home 427 South Main this Thursday afternoon.
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James Cosens
Anaconda
Butte
D. Jones
Jeanette Evans
James Byrne
Yesterd
Kemper Avenue
John
Thomas
Katherine
Sadie
Mary” Byrne
James
Richard
Robert
Sacred Heathurch
Donald Camppett
White
Massonic Temple
Harry
Harry Perkins
South Main
FOUNG GIRLS TALK AT WOMAN'S CLUB
The Woman's Club program featured Rev. Barnes of Helena addressing the finding home for homeless children and vocational reports by Young Girls representatives. Mamie Howe sang Montana, two high school girls presented vocational lessons, and Mrs Arthur led the congress segment. a large audience attended.
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Woman's Club
Ceasr
Boseman
Nev
A. Barnes
Helena
Re. Barnes
Ines
Shane
Arthur
Besginning
Kirie
Hutte
Cain
Eve m
Deng
Younglaire
W.F. ‘Noyen
Hela
Resinol promises relief for babies skin troubles
Resinol Ointment and Soap claim to stop itching instantly and heal rashes in babies. Doctors have prescribed Resinol for years and daily Resinol Soap may prevent skin troubles. Products cost 25c to $1 and trial samples are offered by Dept. 23-R Resinol, Baltimore. Avoid substitutes and questionable imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haltimore
Wagers Center on Mine Death Fight for Desperado Lopez
In Bingham Utah on December 3, the Utah Apex mine trapped Ralph Lopez after gas filled upper workings. Wagers swirled as investigators and nine county sheriffs directed rescue efforts. Lopez, a killer of six, hid inside the mine after a spree that started November 1, leading to a tense, deadly confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Utah
Ralph Lopez
Debonair Esperado
Lopez
Idaho Food Commissioner Bans Finger Bowls Across Idaho
Portland dispatch reports Idaho Food Commissioner Wallis has ordered that finger bowls be eliminated in dining facilities across the state. The move targets cafes hotels and restaurants as insanitary and germ breeding, with officials informing railroad managers of the statewide ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Wallis
Idaho
Man Pleads Guilty in October Murder Case
A man accused of murdering Tost Domingo and a waitress last October has pleaded guilty and will face sentencing next Monday. Authorities believe he will be examined for sanity. The Hindu murder case began after the girl was found in a bay near Brege, a factory town. Liberia in 1912 produced 93,8 pounds of crude rubber.
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Liberia
Tuberculosis Death Toll Reported In City
Health Officer Savage released November figures showing 82 total deaths, 50 male and 32 female. Pulmonary consumption caused 18 deaths with miners and a cook among victims. Inspections totaled 362 with 3 spitting signs posted. Meat milk inspections condemned 9250 pounds beef, 240 poultry, 3.0 pounds pork and 130 fish. Emergency hospital treated 80 cases and dressings were applied.
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Savage
Umber
Cook
McGrew
Quinn
Saloon Keeper With Gun Charged With Contempt
Special Dispatch to the Standard Lewistown Dec 2 A district court judge fined Morris Fleischmann $0 and revoked his gun permit after he claimed the court had granted him permission to carry a weapon. Fleischmann, manager of a saloon, pulled his revolver during a disturbance at a hall entrance and pushed a man who refused to leave. Tomorrow he faces a charge of assault in the police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Lewistown
District Court
Roy Avers
Morris Fleischmann
Fleischmann
Ayers
Tomerrow
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May Daley
San Francisco
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J. Ro_Wharton
the Clothery
Clothery System Clothes
Atterbury Clothes
Marles
Curford
M. P. Murphy
Charles A. Rodda
Cligibie
Rupert Gilbert
St James Hospital
Furman
Butte Briefs
Hiren
United States
Mose Linz
N. Main
Brussels
Wilton
Bigelow
Simon
Wao
N. Main St
T. J. McCarthy
New Sanitary
E. Broadway
Swift
Fancy Patent
North Dakos
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