Women shoplifting arrest at Marco Media store
Mrs. O'Donnell and Mrs. Shields were jailed on shoplifting charges after police found assorted items including a glass dish, dolls, condiments, and a goose in their possession. Officers Steinborn and Young led the arrest after they used wrapping paper to conceal goods. The pair, plus two young girls, were in custody as investigators pursue further evidence and possible links to ongoing thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Donnell
Shields
Centerville
Dublin Gulch
Steinborn
Young
Marco Media
Mr. Medin
Palais Royal
East Park Street
One Lone Alderman At Walkerville City Council
Only one alderman attended the Walkerville council meeting last night while others were absent, likely due to Christmas festivities. The session, planned as a special meeting to discuss municipal matters, yielded no clear agenda and no explanations for the low turnout. No further meetings are planned before January, when numerous items are scheduled for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkerville
Settlement Ends Renninger Divorce Suit in Court
Mrs Dora Renniger and W H Renninger reach a stipulation settlement ending the separate maintenance case. Judge Wines orders dismissal in department three. Judge McClernan dissolves injunction against Renninger allowing him to draw pay at the mine. case origin touched by Judge Clancy before holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K Renningers
Wines
McClernan
Renninger
Clancy
Henninger
HOTEL ARRIVALS LIST FOR VARIOUS CITIES
A compilation of hotel arrivals including Mrs. Livermore of Anaconda, F. H R. Warren and wife from Whitehall, J. M. Sligh of Anaconda, B. K. Leeb of Helena, Tom Chambers of Anaconda, and numerous others from cities such as Kansas City, Saint Paul, Des Moines, Billings, Deer Lodge, Kalispell, Spokane, San Francisco, Dillon, Bozeman, Chicago, and New York. The roster names many guests and their home towns, reflecting a broad range of travelers staying at the hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Butte
Matt Berry
New York
Mrs. Livermore
Anaconda
F. H R. Warren
Whitehall
F. H. Child
J. M. Sligh
L. J. Lachman
Kansas City
B. K. Leeb
Helena
Tom Chambers
A. Trudgian
John Bielenberg
Deer Lodge
A. Clankerberd
Des Moines
Ben Hager
Billings
D. A
W. J. Evans Ir
Joe Whitworth
Mary Bonovar
Jefferson
W. A. Francis
Omaha
KR. G. Henderson
San Francisco
Thomas Wilson
Dillon
de Jameson
Bozeman
W. H. Miner
Mensha
Wis
John B. Egan
Kansas
T. M. Woodside
Pony
The
Thornton
O. A. Clark
W. P. Campbell
Miss B. Nelson
Daniel Searles
Chicago
W. M. Lincoln
Hal J. Weber
Boulder
Hack Drivers Strike At Six In Morning For Higher Pay
Hack drivers in Lovell and Reed transfer companies announce a strike at six this morning after a union meeting lasting past midnight. Thirty eight drivers seek a three dollar per day increase from 2.50, citing overtime without extra pay. The Reed and Lovell stables keep ten back teams daily. owners resisted signing the new scale. Funeral services today may hinder pickups as drivers threaten to stay off work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hack Drivers’ Union
Lovell and
Reed Transfer Companies
Fat Jack" Jones
Barney Shanahan
Reed and Lovell
Mr. Lavell
Ae Reed
Quarantined Death of Anaconda Painter Worthington
Thomas L. Worthington a 32 year old Anaconda painter died of scarlet fever. Quarantine was posted after the undertaker’s visit and moments before the funeral on Christmas day. Worthington married three weeks ago to Mrs Anna McKay and left many grieving friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Worthington
Anaconda Company
Richards
Worthington
Mr. Richards
East Park Street
Sullivan
Health Department
Ir. Worthington
Anna McKay
Personal notes from the city visitors and travelers
A stream of visitors and residents were in town and departing for holidays. J. S. Wright returns from Missoula while J. B. Read heads to San Francisco. Several officials and businessmen including H. J. Manhart, J. C. St. Clair, G. W. Templeton, and others plan holiday trips to Salt Lake, Bisbee, Billings, Spokane, and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Wright
Missoula
J. B. Read
The
Intermountain
San Francisco
H. J. Manhart
Saint Paul
Great Northern Railway
H. Allen
Salt Lake
J.C. St. Clair
G. W. Templeton
Bisbee
Arizona
D. BD. Moffat
Philipsburg
W. E. Cullen
Spokane
Denver
Bessie
Elliott Hutchins
George Ross
Utah Avenue
Alterman Thomas Bryant
G. L. Havens
Oregon Short Line
Billings
Father Larkin
All Hallows College of
Puget Sound
W. E. Brink
Northern Pacific
Grand Forks
N. C
H. O. Wilson
Editor Wild
Basin Progress
F. H. Child
J. M. Sligh
Anaconda
Butte
John Bielenberg
Deer Lodge
J. W. Knight
E. Muhleston
James Lyle
Raymond
Notice of Private Sale of William Egan Estate One Sixth Interest
In accordance with Montana law and an order of sale, Thomas Rowan administrator will privately sell on January 9 192 at 2 pm in Butte City all the estate interest of William Egan deceased including a one sixth interest in the Little Boy Lode mining claim. Cash terms ten percent at sale and balance on court confirmation. Offers in writing to J F Healy or filed with the court clerk after publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
Silver Bow
William Egan
Thomas, Rowan
Second Judicial District Court
J. F. Healy
Silver Bow Block
Butte City
Silver Bow County
Little Boy Lode
Township
Range
Silver Bow Couty
Monetana
Thomas Rowan
William Ngan
J. E& Healy
Changes in Rail Travel Policy Shake Western Agents
The article reports a January 1 start date for end of free transportation to representatives of other railroads, amid eastern western consolidation. It blames James J. Hill and E. H. Harriman, noting plans to bar travel from other lines, reduce trips, and rely on mail, telegraph, and phone. It warns of job losses for traveling and foreign agents as railways trim expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Association
Uncle Sam
Transportation Department
Traffic Department
James J. Bill
E. H. Harriman
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
Vandervilt
Thornton Cafe Christmas Dinner Offer
Thornton Cafe offers a Christmas dinner for $1.00. Also advertised is a Montana Music Company stock at 119 North Main Street featuring harmonicas zithers accordions concertinas flutes music boxes and music rolls for the holiday trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Cafe
Montana Music Company
North Main Street
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Columbia Gardens
Rockaway New York
BO Richelieu
Durkee
Richelieu
Lutey Goon Groceries
Butte, Mont
Davis Estate
Andrew J. Davis
Clayberg & Gunn
C. R. Leonard
H. A. Root
Supreme Court of the State
Harney
First National Bank
Supreme Court
Boston
Becker
Eric C. Lassen
Neva
Laasen
Rice
Baby McMahon
Patrick McMahon
James J. Hill
Turtle-Greene Jewelry CO
Hennessy’s
N. Main St
Butte, Montana
Our Boys Clothing Department
M. J. Connell Company
Tomer
James Bros
Elgin
Waltham
Leyson’s
Western Lumber Company
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