Butte current notes list locals and events
Butte notes report numerous residents visiting or arriving in the city. Names include J. H. Calderhead, Senator C. A. Whipple, Mrs. M. M. Potter, Dr. T. Brooke, and W. L. Holloway. Events cover births, visits to relatives in Helena and Great Falls, and assortments of business and social activity. Also mentions coal ads and a Northern Pacific train update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Dr. Schapps
Owsley Block
Ys. C. Ford
Sins
Butte
Tryon
Steeman’s
J. F. Witsory
Culbertson
A. J. Shores
St. Paul
C. A. Whipple
Townsent
Charles WH. Morris
Polly
Sehinook
Pioneer
Butle
A. J. Campbell
5. C. Graham
Scott Woodward
Salt Lake
Misa Marie McCoy
Great Falls
D. Goldberg
J. H. Calderhead
M. M. Potter
T. Brooke
Chouteau
Finten Mies Lucile Dora
Albert Sayer
Ehelena
Heloe
Pennsylvania
EJ. Clayton
Norris
Madison County
W. L. Holloway
Supreme Court
Eutte
Laura Payne
Edna Payne
Folena
J.P. Linssl
Ble Hole
C. J. Bell
Helena
A. Cooley
Park City
Utah
Ruby Street
Mary Brinka
Spokane
T. B. Marquis
Ennis
Wiley Mountjoy
Orphans’ Home
Twin Bridges
George V W. Coaper
Boulder Springs
James H. Doty
Telena
Robert Harris
Helens
Tchad Oates
Charles. H. Sutton
John McGarthy
Kemmerer
Monarch Coal
Citizens’ Coal Co
WU. B. Segur
Aurington Pond
Billings
Minsey’s
Home Journal
McClure’s
Pontoiiice
G. Metres
Montana Coat and Coke Company
Kerr
Ann T.eonard Armstrong
Arthur ¥. Corry
Galena Street
M. Cableigh
Deer Lodge
Bozeman
Tle
J. A. Wienshall
John Harris
Howell Harris
Wild man from Basin stalls train after fare dispute
A bizarre Montana courier tale follows Fred N. Wild as he refuses to pay train fare from Red Lodge to Butte, arguing a legal ruling supports him. Conductor Gallagher ejects Wild at Laurel, provoking a scene watched by passengers, then Wild boards a Burlington train after paying extra, vowing legal action against the Northern Pacific. Also notes Rev L L Hursey arriving in Butte to take charge of the South Butte Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred N. Wild
Muskegon
Podunk
Wild
Bouldcr
Ast
Butte
Anaconda
Hed Lodge
Basin
Red
Balings
Billings
Crowings Wild
Gallagher
Supreme Court of Montana
Aga
Nim
Laurel
Galagher
Italion
Burlington
Bulle
L. L. Hursey
New Methodist. Episcopal Church
South
South Butte
North Carolina
Mr. Bergin
Henry Bratnober Here VW in Rumored That Be Wil Call the Attention
Henry Bratnober, famed mining expert with European to San Francisco and Alaska ties, arrives in Thornton from California. He formerly worked for the London Exploration Co and now pursues independent venture, eyeing Montana and Alaska copper prospects. He plans New York travel then Helena, Billings, Omaha, aiming to bring Alaska copper opportunities to investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bratnover
Europe
Sa Francisco
Fur Corpery
Alaska
Thornton
California
Hratnaber
London Exploration Company
West
Montana
Valdez
Daveon
Bratnober
New York
Helena
Billings
Burlington
Omaha
Butte
John Potter
Mr. Bratnober
Sherritan
Fraffg
Barrey
Move for New Trial Cites Jury Misconduct in Stefani Verracn Case
Attorney Joseph Binnard seeks a new trial for Stefanni Verracn, convicted of burglary and sentenced to three years. He claims jury misconduct and outside communications affected fairness. The court adjourned to Monday as investigations continue, with subpoenas for witnesses tied to county officials and former coal-burse partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stefani Verracn Dinkes
John al
Court House
E. J. Bartels
Delia
Bartels
W. D. Glark
Dan Brown
Ai Miss Meikle
Joseph Binnard
Stefann Ferrara
Harney
Trustees Take Holiday as District Improvals Stall
Trustees adjourned with little business, citing absence of the building committee president and delays in the McKinley School contract work. Superintending Architect O'Brien cleared hundreds of dollars in faulty plumbing and the board expects a bills denial at the next meeting. Improvements at the district progress, including the new Brookside school nearing completion, while water supply remains unsolved. Truant inmates at the industrial school enjoy recreation time. minor mischief is not reported, and slide time dominates outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sono
Dulding Committee
Tig Butte Muemlig Company
McKintey School
O'Brien
Dietriet
Ie Pour Farm
al Ute
Almaat
Warolo
Usebulidi
Foresters of Avertor elect officers for next year
The annual election of officers for Court Butte No. 1 Foresters of Aver was held last evening. Elected officers include Olfet Ranger Max Fried as chief, Alex Volk as sub-chief, T. Tomich as treasurer, Charles Goxman as financial secretary, J B Moore as doctor, A Hauser as D G, Joseph Hichiards as lecturer, BB Walker as secretary, Louis Givagne as beadle, George Lazaravieh as junior beadle, and Peter 41 as grand deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Butte No. 1
Foresters
Averfea
Tiok
Welé
The
Oder
Olfet
Max Fried
Alex Volk
T. Tomich
Charles Goxman
J. B. Moore
D. G
A. Hauser
Joseph Hichiards
BB. Walker
J. W
Bird Stilor Beadle
Louis Givagne
Junior Beadle
George Lazaravieh
Grand Ehiot
Peter 41
Dareo
Woman Witness Testimony Undercuts Seduction Case
Elizabeth Grey’s testimony at Doran’s court yesterday contradicted prior statements to county attorney, weakening the seduction charge against Martin Kitey. The judge cleared the defendant as deputy prosecutor moved to dismiss, citing insufficient proof of consent or engagement. Miss Harry, 18, testified she met Grey May 20 and their relationship dated from then, adding she never cared for Kitey, while spectators were expelled for decorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Kuey
Elizabeth Barry
Industier
Doran
Coleman
Sayi
Hick
Miss Harry
Elley
Nien
Muatiee Doran
Misa Harry
Lves
Hust Granite Street
Riley
Lae
Ving
Anatonda Road
Governor Hunt to Stay in Porto Rico for Two Years
Special Dispatch reports that Porto Rico developments ensure Governor Hunt remains there for perhaps two years, preventing his acceptance of the federal judgeship nomination in Montana. The decision shapes federal judiciary plans and reflects ongoing territorial governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Washington
Porto Rico
Hunt
Montana
Roosevelt aids Jews amid Russian reports
In Washington on December 4 President Roosevelt directed active inquiry through diplomatic and consular officers to verify massacres of Jews in Russia. Odessa reports said no fresh outbreaks. Simon Wolf and Adolphus H. Solomon of New York met Acting Secretary Loomis, presenting a petition and awaiting fuller information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Roosevelt
State Department
United States
Odessa
Ikichinef
Simon Wolf
Wolé
England
Lora Tathachild
Burial for Joseph Gish Jr At Four Years Old
The body of Joseph Gish Jr died Monday evening of pneumonia at age 4 years and 6 months was shipped yesterday afternoon to Sada Springs Idaho for interment. His father is a resident of Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gish, Jr
Sada Springs
Idaho
Soy
Italo
Simmons to resign from Northern Pacific land department
Karl Simmons, Montana general sales agent for Northern Pacific lands for 21 years, will resign and move to Tacoma to run a dairy. The company plans to abolish the ranch office in Montana and consolidate operations in St Paul to cut costs. Simmons has been a well known figure among ranchers and stockmen in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchard
Helena
Dec
Iarl Slymons
Montana
Northern Pacific Land Department
Tacoma
Itis
Simmons
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Shampans
Northern Pacife Company
Land Department
Mr. Simmons
Pacife
Renayas Ballysore Runaway Accident Injures Hefferlin
Special Dispatch reports in Renayas that State Representative C. S. Hefferlin, manager for Livingston Electric Light, was injured this past evening when a wagon loaded with lumber shifted on the way to the plant. He leaped from the wagon near the bridge over Fielschmann creek and injured his leg as a wheel passed over it. He remains at home for a week or more under treatment by Dr. Aller. Livingston, Dec 2. Under Sheriff Beller sold mining claims in Cooke City at sheriff sale on judgment for about 860. Lawyer W. J. Beecher bid in the property for creditors slightly under the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Hefferlin
Livingston Electric Light Company
Mr. Hefferlin
Fielschmann Creek
Standard
Livington
Beller
CooKe City
Thompson Bros
Thomas Mekhervar
W. J. Beecher
Offic ers Punished by Police Committee Decision
Police committee met in executive session to review Officers Raddy and Warrison. It recommended removing Ruddy from the force and suspending Tiurrison for 30 days after hearing all evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raddy
Warrison
Omcer Ruddy
Tiurrison
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Butte News
Prihelmil
East Broadway
Hulte
Colophona
Faw
Fuluie
Wes
Joyo Turkish Bath
Great Northern
Mr. Waysey
Henry Bratnober
Euntera
E. W. Harney
Clancy
Thes Martes
Major Noble
Manila
Government of the Philippines
Waight
Berlin
Lee
William
Mberesa
M’kinley
Brookalily
the Foresters of
Avertor
Cargh
Martin Kitey
Elizabeth Grey
President Roosevelt
Wdaha
Newbro
Sherman
East Park St
Montana Transfer Company
Karl Simmons
Win
Northern
Pascfcan
Vand
Newbro Drug Co
Main St
Jonas Wade
Henry Jonas
East Granite
Ballysore
Renayas
Sheris
Mr. Potter Tian
Mom. Potter
Mr. Potter
Dick P. Sullon
Navegor
Pisin
Jessie Jones
Bittner Stock Company
Anights
Jules Mucry
Feom
Grand Opera House
Dick P
Kucton
Mgr
Adter
Archer
Waltons
Hawking Lattel Whitcomb
Lucilla Jeson
Georee Campbell
Andy Warrison
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park
West Galena St
Butts
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. Hardware Department
Butte Car, Waln and
Quartz Sts
Weber Gasoline
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Finn Intertor
Arizona
Aluminum Sts
Missoula
Bonner, Mort
BLATZ
Hambet
Wiener Milwaukee
Blaiz
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