New Year Greetings From Elliott to Montana
New Year greetings to Montanans were received yesterday from Howard Elliott of St Paul former president of the Northern Pacific now chairman of the board of directors The telegram addressed to W H Merriman division freight and passenger agent in Butte read Greetings to you and all good Montana friends both in and out of the railroad and best wishes for nest year. Patrick Mitchell Buried The funeral of Patrick Mitchell was held yesterday morning from his Rome 1485 North Main street Requiems high mass was celebrated at church with the Rev lifelong friend of the deceased as celebrant assisted by Father Joyce and Father Whalen The mass was sung by Mrs William Malloy and as the remains were carried from the church she sang Some Sweet Day The pallbearers were James Hurley Jim McGlynn Martin Gilmore Mike Connors Jim McGloin and John Brandley Mr Mitchell was one of the oldtime residents of Butte having made his home here for 29 years He was born in County Sligo Ireland 41 2 years ago His mother and one brother live him at the old home He is also survived by his widow and four sisters and one brother all of Butte one brother in Utah and two sisters in New York This is the first death in a family of 11 children Mr Mitchell suffered from leakage of the heart for lb years His death occurred at the hospital on Friday after every medical effort had been made to save his life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce
Whalen
William Malloy
James Hurley
Jin McGlynn
Martin Gilmore
Mike Connors
Jim McGloin
John Brandley
Mitchell
Butte
County Sligo
Ireland
Judge Jackson panels 100 for jury in district court
Judge Joseph R. Jackson appoints attorneys to form a jury of 100 taxpayers for service in department 1 of the district court. The list was turned to the sheriff with summons due January 10. Calendar settings for coming term to be ordered January 3. Law and motion calendar held yesterday due to Christmas. Various cases: notes, judgments, divorces, and withdrawals noted, including state cases and confiscation of seized fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Jack Day
F.C. Fiuent
Victor Barry
H.C. Terenski
District Court
Jackson
State Tank of
Dillon
Lamb
J. A McKennon
Mary Osterman
Yester
John Smith
Peniless Ill breaks window to get in jail
Penniless Anton Huber, ill and weak, breaks a store window to enter jail. The judge asks about a place to go. Huber says rent is due. The court sentences him to five days in jail.
Stolen Raisins Case Leads to Charges in County Court
Paul Farlin charged with receiving stolen property after a complaint against Clarence Oliver and Victor Teschler for grand larceny. They allegedly stole 28 cases of raisins, sold to Farlin for 4.40 per case, wholesale value 7 per case. Deputy County Attorney J P Murphy filed in Justice Buck Tex court. Caprice Commercial signed the complaints. more thefts under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Farlin
Clarence Oliver
Victor ‘Teschler
J W. Nolan
Caprice Commercial Company
Teschler
Oliver
Farlin
J.P. Murphy
Buck- Tex
Funeral for James Cronnelly Today at St Lawrence
Funeral services for James Cronnelly 50 who died Christmas morning at his brother Mike Cronnelly’s home 135 West Center Centerville will be held today at 9 from the residence then to St Lawrence church for a requiem high mass at 9 30 Cronnelly a Montana resident for 30 years is survived by his brother and a sister Mrs Sam Smith of Michigan and several nieces and nephews In addition the funeral of Mrs Mary Egan was held yesterday from her daughter’s home 405 Virginia street to St Mary’s church with burial at St Patrick’s cemetery pallbearers listed and many floral offerings noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cronnelly
Mike Cronnelly
West Center Street
Centerville
St Lawrence Church
Cronnelly
Montana
Mike
Sam Smith
Micha
Mary Egan
Anni Quill
Virginia Street
Bt. Mary's Church
Father Hi
Bre. A. L. Capps
Mra W. C. Gutelius
Anatonda
Albert Ritchie
Deer Lodge
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Richard Galiigan
Joe Fairburn
Charles Thirlwell
Thomas Little
John Sheehan
Ed Connors
No Place To Send Guilty Women
Police discharged two women after the mayor declared the jail unfit for occupancy by women. Blanche Shantfer was charged with burglary and another woman with stealing $5 from an Austrian. both were released. The judge argued confinement was impossible but noted the vagrancy case against Jennie Doe would proceed differently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Shantfer
William Brown
Brown
W Hams
East Curtis Street
Blanche
Opporto
West Porphry Street
Kicked and Beaten by Friends for Years
Mike Plahite and William Rogers received 21 days in jail each after being convicted of kicking and beating Ed Dowling on December 28. Dowling, a poor witness, claimed the assailants were friends of years, while Sergeant Kelley and Officer Larkin testified to the assault. Dowling’s injuries were visible as he lay unconscious near the Bank block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Plahite
William Rogers
Eit
Grimes
Ed Dowling
Dowling
Tam
Kelley
U Street
Rogers
Tlahite
Larkin
Flahite
Two Are Fined For Reckless Driving
A city court fined two motorists ten dollars each for reckless driving. The judge voiced strong condemnation of the fast and perilous driving seen on city streets and urged measures to curb the menace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uning Levy Levenson Hanley
Juray Granted Another Postponement of Sentence
Assed Juhray, convicted of murdering Hugh Gibson and to hang by the jury, was granted another postponement of the formal pronouncement of judgment to Monday afternoon January 17 1821 by Judge Lynch. Attorney Geogen sought time to prepare an appeal motion and cited risk of duplicate records. Deputy County Attorney McDaniels said there was no objection to the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assed Juhray
Hugh Gibson
Anoth
Lynch
Geogen
McDaniels
Visitors arrive at Callow home for holidays in Butte
Mrs A L Stapleton arrives from 2 D with nephew Melvin Quayle to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Callow at 19A East Platinum Street in Butte. Isabel Quayle from Big Timber joins the Callows for the holidays before Melvin resumes studies at the agricultural college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callow
A. L. Stapleton
Butte
Melvin Quayle
Thomas Callow
Platinum Street
Fargo
Melvin
The
Agricultural College
Isabel Quayle
Big Timber
Zallinick Inquest Set For Wednesday
Acting Coroner Buckley schedules the inquest into the death of Joe Zallinick, killed when his automobile collided with a street car at the Grand and Harrison avenues corner on December 22. The inquiry is set for Wednesday at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckley
Joe Zallinick
Grand and
Harrison ‘Avenues
Witness withdrawals end three police court cases
Complainants recanted in police court after three separate disturbances, causing charges against Mr. and Mrs. Snyder, John Stevens, and another to be withdrawn. The court granted withdrawals and dismissed all three cases, amid confusion over names and locations in the dusty docket.
Blind attorney wins first case in court
Dan Shea, a blind law student in Butte, appeared in police court for practical experience while not yet admitted to the bar. Judge J G Denny of Silver Bow law school directed the proceedings as the court dismissed Williams case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Shea
Butte
J. G. Denny
Silver Bow
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Alexander
Lutana Bupieh
van Houten
Luteys
Broadway
Greater Features, Inc
White Elk
Little Bear
Four Souls
Je Hear
White Buffalo
Jim Dinney
Little Boy
Warrior
SERAL
Elliott
Patrick Mitchell
Rome
North Main Street
Venice
Anton Huber
Huber
John’ Sattaran
Ben ‘Tyccombs
A.W. Brown
Herman Weistein
Henry Richer
American Express
Richer
Pennsylvania
Dakota Street
Mrs. Gan Buri
Juray
Zallinick Inquest
Serge Charmeuse Taffeta ‘Tricotine Crepe
Mt Bloor
Remnants
Fred Snyder
Blahop
Park Street
John Stevens
John Dor
Pees
Grove
E. W. Grove
Natler
Freeh
Wilks Carnation
Otter
Mill Bros
Lib
Ean
W. Park St
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