Butte Current Notes List Local Ads and People
Community notices from Butte include merchants ads for slippers coal and wines and lists of visitors and residents. Names mentioned include L A Stockton Helena business visitor and E A Gray J J Brown the Milburns from New York and many local households plus marriage licenses for Houser Hassner Jaaskelamin Kulhanen and Bursh Blaum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dol! Hospital
Mme. McCarrolls
Butte
Berton Mitchell
Los Angeles
Rex
L. A. Stockton
Helena
Yeren Bros
E. A. Gray
J. J. Brown
E. B. Milburn
New York
Lisa‘s
Adv
W. P. George
A. Macomber
Radersburg
Metropolitan
East Park Street
William L. Griffith
East Front Street
Charles Copenharve
Spokane
Labissoniere
Anaconda
Felix Mallon
Idaho Street
Charles Hafner
Missoula
James McRae
West Galena Street
North Main Street
Eugene Carroll
California
Edwin Garvin
Mount St. Charles College
James Davidson
Minnie Smith
Santa Claus
Slemons & Booth
West Granite
Ladies’ Home Journal
P. O
Mollie O'Meara
George W. Callaghan
Amberwood Hall
Knoxville
Tenn
Deer Lodge
W. A. Harnack
F. A. Haneman
Mary Newman
J. A. Campbell
Melvin A. Houser
Basin
Marguerite Hassner
St. Joseph
Jalmar Jaaskelamin
Aurora Kulhanen
Fear Bursh
Bessie Blaum
Lattimore Released After Fargo Killing Charge
A wire from Fargo, M D, confirms John Latti Lattimore was tried and acquitted of a killing there. No charge was pending against him and he was released last evening after entering the police station Thursday night and claiming to have killed a man in Fargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
M. D
John Lattimore
Lattimore
Cherokee freedmen win land and fund participation case
Judge Anderson of the District of Columbia supreme court sustained the government demurrer against the Keetoowah society restraining the secretary of the interior from allowing 5000 Cherokee freedmen to share in lands and funds of the Cherokee Nation. The ruling upholds the freedmen’s right to participate in the distribution of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anderson
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Keetoowah Society
Secretary of the Interior
Rom
Verdict for Mine in Kelly Libel Case Favors Defendants
A jury in Judge Lynch's district court found for Butte Miner Publishing Co and Editor Dobell, eight to four, on a $100,000 libel claim by James Kelly, former hotel bartender, ruling the published article was not defamatory. The trial began December 11, with attorney D M Kelly among Kelly's advocates and editors held personally responsible for publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kelly
Pipestone Springs
Butte Miner Publishing Company
Dobell
Lynch
Department of the District Court
Kelly
Jurge Lynch
Jefferson County
D. M. Kelly
Boulder
M. F. Canning
P. BE. Geagan
Mr. Kelly
M. P. Gilchrist
George F. Shelton
Fred Furman
Charles C. Cohan
The
Miner
Pedigreed horse abuse case shocks city barn in fight over trotter
F. C. Davis, manager of the BR. & B. Avery barn on East Broadway, accused Matt Hermanson of abusing a horse belonging to the late Dennis O Neill after the animal disappeared from a rental. Davis and a stable hand recovered the trotter near the Five Mile house. the buggy was smashed and the whip broken. Hermanson was jailed while police court hears the case this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Davis
BR. & B. Avery
East Broadway
Matt Hermanson
Jatz
Dennis O'Neill
Davie
Matt Saski
Saski
Davis
Five Mile
Hermanson
Damage suit filed in federal court against Clark Metal Tie and Ball
Attorneys W H Maloney and W S Lippincott filed a federal suit yesterday for A J Leibman and H Markland alleging they own 6,000 shares of Clark Metal Tie and Ball stock denied access and deposit at Miners Bank of Butte. They seek 10000 dollars in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Maloney
W. S. Lippincott
Clark Metal Tie and Ball Company of
Butte
A. J. Leibman
H. Markland
Miners’ Bank of Butte
Local Names for Montana Figures Appearing in Helena Event
A long list of names and towns across Montana is printed, naming individuals from Helena Anaconda Dillon Missoula Great Falls and other places including Butte Livingston Billings Deer Lodge and Armstead. The roster features Thornton J Anderson Graves Grimes Cottingham Spaulding Croyer McLaren McMillan Warner Warden Carlston Emerson Fossum Hoffman Metzel Kimmer Meade and others.
Officers named for Teutonia lodge Sons of Hermann
SONS OF HERMANN OFFICERS Teutonia lodge No 2 elected officers for six months. Joseph Christ past president Gustaf Fitschen president Charles Class vice president F J Kenck secretary Gustaff Nickel treasurer George Kegel trustee 18 months John Follmer guide Robert Richter inside guard Hugo Fahle outside guard George Kegel sick committee Jacob Wingen bach Ernest Gehrmann Installation to be held first Friday in January Grand President Julius Greiss of Sheridan Mont to preside Sister lodges invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teutonia Lodge
Sons of Hermann
Joseph Christ
Gustaf Fitschen
Charles Class
F. J. Kenck
Gustaff Nickel
George Kegel
John Follmer
Robert Richter
Hugo Fahle
Jacob Wingenbach
Ernest Gehrmann
Julius Greiss
Sheridan
Mont
Daughters of
Herrmann
Linea Lodge Elects Officers for Six Months
Linea lodge No. 174 Order of Vasa elected officers for the ensuing six months. President Alexander Olson. vice president Werner Larson. secretary Co. W. H. Armstrong. vice secretary Miss Clara Brunsell. financial secretary John Christensen. treasurer E. P. Vallien. chaplain Miss Jennie Swanson. marshal Olaf Olson. vice marshal Miss Turina Olson. inside guard A. Swanson. outside guard Ludwig Rose. trustees Ludwig Rose Theodore Klassen Henry Skoglund. auditors Andrew Peterson Julius Larsen Mrs. Ludwig Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Skoglund
Andrew Peterson
Julius Larsen
Ludwig Rose
New Line of Music Rolls and Bags Attracts Buyers
A new extensive line of music rolls, bags and satchels in latest designs is offered with prices from $1 to $5. The inventory covers popular and classic sheet music accessories in a broad assortment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bissell
Sugar Beets Boost Seen in Idaho Lands
A visiting expert tours the Lemhi and Salmon River valleys in Idaho where Shenon ranch tests show land well suited for sugar beets. Butte investors and Amalgamated Sugar and Utah Idaho Sugar companies push for tariff relief to encourage new beet facilities, warning of potential closures if tariff cuts exceed expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Lemhi
Salmon River
Idaho
Shenon Ranch
Mark Austin
Jesse Hall
Austin
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Democratic Congress
Lemhtang Salmon
Congress
War on rag dances by Denver priests sparks clash
Catholic priests denounced rag dances as degenerate and barbarous after a Denver conference. They condemned Sacred Heart Ald Society Queen's Daughters and Good Shepherd Ald Society members for ragging at a social event, while leaders argued about propriety and classifying rags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Sacred Heart Ald Society
Queen's Daughters
Good Shepherd Ald Society
Father McMennamin
Cathedral of Immaculate Conception
M. J. O'Fallon
the Good Shepherd
Wappenstein Denied Pardon by Governor Hay
Governor Hay announced the denial of Charles W. Wappenstein s pardon application. The former Seattle police chief and Cincinnati detective received 3 to 10 years in state prison for taking a bribe from a keeper of a disorderly house while heading Seattle police. The decision followed a careful review of the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wilsh
M. E. Hay
Charles W. Wappenstein
Seattle
Cincinnati
Hay
Dissolution signs shift in Union Pacific Southern Pacific split
General Passenger Agent Gerrit Fort said dissolution plans for the Union Pacific Southern Pacific merger were not complete but traffic departments would start re organizing immediately. In Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Pittsburgh and New Orleans both lines will segregate operations and remove Southern Pacific signs from Union Pacific offices while separate ticket agents will operate in all passenger offices formerly jointly staffed.
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Omaha
Gerrit Fort
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Pittsburg
New Orleans
Oldest Oregon Woman Maggie Adams Dead at Garibaldi
Bay City Oregon December 20 Mrs Maggie Adams widow of famed Indian Chief Adams dies at Garibaldi aged between 113 and 115 years. She is reputed the oldest woman in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay City
Ore
Maggie Adams
Adams
Garibaldi
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Butte News
Stannard
Telephone
Independent Telephone
Blue Bird
Gamer’s
McLaughlin Coal Co
Orton Bros
Walker’s
North Main
Sons OF
Hermann
Hawkes, Clark and Libbey
Linea Lodge
Innvesti
Sation
Lemwhit
Waliting
For Action of Congress
Wappenstein
Alhambra Hot Springs
Montana
Great Northern
MW Ij Stily
Tvan Pronrotor
Marseilles
Macey
LES
Tabourets
Prom Jardiniere
ARLOR
Morris
Go.cart
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