Butte Current Notes Merits and Local Notices
Butte notices list merit wins at Walke Rent pianos from Orton Bros McLaughlin Coat Co Ind 1620 heavy choice beer Blatz Stacy Adams shoes at Gamers Dr Cash dentist 114 W Park Hiawatha coal burns longer Dr Tait 6 Phoenix Ind 3157 Campana Liquor Co sells J A cigar Buy wines liquors and table delicacies at Lisas Yegen Los bankers wings and certificates Tango Grease shirt Crothery North M Dr Cole dentist New Thor W Park Ind phone 1972 Agents wanted to sell real estate 51 E Londway Taxicabs Butte Cab and Transfer Co 1141 Bell 44 Born Dec 39 to Roy and wife California Ave Sleipnes and Miss G Kipp visiting the holiday Two biggest values in print this weeks Saturday Evening Post and Cavalier Eight percent loans on real estate Butte Land and Investment Co 19 West Granite Best pianos and player pianos from Sherman Music Phoenix building Butte union Bible class eve at Nepper Lowell Ave Some bargains in pianos taken in exchange on player pianos Sherman Music Phoenix building Butte Hearst Everybody's Munsey magazines P O news Barney Lavelle jailer ill at Wis hom ing absence Peter McDon acting jailer Service 7:30 at St Mark's Lutheran Church Silver and Montana Streets Lord's Supper New Year's Day at 11 o'clock German preaching Robert and Tom Clinton holiday visit to 117 S Alabama St Robert left for Edmonton Canada Tom to Palo Alto Cal to attend Leland Stanford Jr University Rev Albert 1788 Grand Ave Harrison Kate McNamara
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Merit
Walke
Orton Bros
McLaughlin Coat Co
Ind
Blatz
Stacy Adams
Gamer's
Dr. Cash
W. Park
Hiawatha
Dr Tait
Phoenix
Campana Liquor Co
J. A. Cigar
Lisa's
Yegen Los
Crothery
North M
Dr. Cole
New Thor W. Park St
E. Londway
Butte Cab and Transfer Co
Bell
Roy Markham
California Avenue
Sleipnes
G. Kipp
Saturday Evening Post
Cavalier
Butte Land and Investment Company
West Granite
Sherman Music’ Company
Butte
n_union Bible
Nepper
Lowell Avent
Player Pianos
Sherman Music. Company
Hearst's
Everybody's
Munsey
P. O. News
Barney Lavelle
Grippe
Wis Hom
Peter McDon
St Mark's
Lutheran Church
Silver
Montana
Robert
Tom Clinton
Robert L. Clinton
South Alabama
Edmonton
Albert Canada
Tom
Palo Alto
Cal
Leland Stanford Jr. University
Albert
Grand Avenue
Harrison
Kate McNamara
Restricting Monroe Doctrine Urged in Americas Context
John Hays Hammond urged limiting the Monroe Doctrine to Mexico and Central America in a AAAS address. He stressed U S foreign trade development and warned the issue must not be partisan. Queen Mother Sophia of Sweden died aged 78 after illness in Stockholm.
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Atlanta
Mexico
Central America
John Hays Hammond
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Hammond
United States
Parisans
Stockholm
Sweden
Sophia
Nassau
Wiesbaden
Kitl
Oscar
Dr Scanland Again At Head Of Asylum
Dr J M Scanland resumes charge of the Warm Springs state asylum on New Year’s Day 1914 after a year away. Governor Stewart appointed him to take the post again through March 6, 1917, with Dr Knight moving to Butte. Scanland’s global study and experience heighten Montana’s asylum leadership.
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J. M. Scanland
Helena
Stewart
Stane
Warm Springs
Dr. Scanland
Scanland
C. Knight
Dr. Knight
Butte
Europe
Orient
Montana
New Year Celebration at Gregson Springs
A fragment notes a New Year celebration in Gregson Springs with a dance described as the best in town. It mentions attendees planned to go, with references to travel from Butte and a local gathering darkened by garbled OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregson Springs
Butte
Pacite
Farm Filer Trussell Seeks Bankruptcy Adjudication
Charles F. Trussell, a Redwater farmer, filed a bankruptcy petition in federal court yesterday seeking adjudication. He listed debts totaling 3 20 40 and assets of 2 420, with 1 000 exempt.
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Charles F. Trussell
Redwater
Care of County Poor Big Item of Expense
From Dec 1 1912 to Dec 1 1913 Silver Row county paid out 296,874.01 on the order of the commissioners for maintenance of the dependent poor, averaging 8072.84 monthly. The December demand was heavy, likely raising 1913 totals above 1912. The year ending Dec 31 1913 may exceed any prior year since the county's organization. The total includes the county physician salary and poor farm maintenance about 25000, leaving 70275 paid to individuals and families. The poor fund covers rent, fuel, groceries, clothing. warrants issued on proof of need. Winter sees greatest expense. accounting and warrant work accompany commissioner duties to prevent imposition.
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Silver Row County
Poor Fund
Precincts Reassigned As County Redistricts Voting Areas
The county commissioners completed redistricting aligning voting precincts with ward boundaries. A total of 32 new precincts were created, bringing the county to 68 numbered precincts aimed at equal voter counts to ensure all can vote within the allotted election day time. Machines did not significantly speed voting, with devices averaging about one minute per vote and not solving recording delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ce Warde
Butte
Seven Performing Bears at the Ansonia Theater
Levy presents Little Ma Fle and seven performing bears in a holiday vaudeville program at the Ansonia Theater in Butte. The act includes a daring bear performance and is billed as big as a circus. Also on the bill are Until the Sea, The Ancient Order of Good Fellows, Van and Davis with songs and dances, plus New Year music by Professor Cammack with matinees during the holidays.
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Levy
Ma- Fle
Butte
Order of Good Fellows
Hutte
Van
Davis
Cammack
Eee
Pike Anniversary Program in Butte Marks Noted Concert
The event at the Masonic hall was hailed as one of the best concerts ever given in Butte. Nearly all participants were local residents, and the evening featured a program with one number supplied by a performer from the Empress theater. Attendance was strong and refreshments afterward were enjoyed.
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Butte
Masonica
Empress Theater
Notice to Employers of Labor Regarding Unions
Notice to employers of labor by the Workingmen's Union No 21 in accord with a union resolution approved by the Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council Cor Secretary.
Railroad Special Rates For Butte To Anaconda Announced
Monday Rates from the B. A. & P. railway set a round trip price of 1 dollar for the run between Butte and Anaconda with tickets on sale December 31 and January, returning by January 2. Special trains depart Butte at 7:45 p.m., Anaconda at 9 p.m., Gregson at 10:43 p.m., and a curlers service leaves Anaconda at 10:15 p.m.
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Butte
Anaconda
Dee
Sant
Gregson
Funeral meeting for Inte brother ME Morony at clubrooms
Members are asked to meet at the clubrooms on Wednesday morning at 8 20 to attend the funeral of our late brother ME Morony. J S Robinson W P EG Gillick and others invite attendance and respect.
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J.S. Robinson
W. P. EP
Gillick
Postmaster Gillis Thanks Clerks for Shipping Christmas Mail
Normal post office operations resume in Butte as staff processed a record Christmas mail flood. Postmaster Gillis praises the clerk force, noting workers logged long hours and even worked through Christmas Day to move packages, letters, and parcel post across the city.
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Butte
Gillis Yesterda
Mr. Gills
Weis
Railroads to contest coast to Chicago mail contract
Railroads plan a February start to weigh and time all Northwestern mail deliveries to Chicago. A 105 day test will crown the carrier with the four year coast to Chicago contract. Great Northern faces potential Northwestern Pacific and Milwaukee competition on routes via St Paul and onward to the coast.
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Butte
Chicago
United States
Great Northern
Northwestern
Northern Patk
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee
Ansonia Watches at Mayer's Today Sellout Prices
Mayer is cutting stock before inventory by selling genuine Ansonia watches at 63 cents and regular $1 alarm clocks at 50 cents each. Other items are offered at proportionately low prices at Mayer, 29 West Park.
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Mayer
Ansonia
West Park
Durkin Guilty After Disturbance Charge At City Jail
A series of courtroom scenes follows the drunken disturbance arrest of Walter Durkin and other violators. Durkin pleads near collapse, but is found guilty of intoxication and assaulting Officer McDonald. Fines of 50 dollars imposed, with warnings about maximum 100 dollars for future offenses. Several others charged with vagrancy and dodger offenses receive brief sentences or orders to leave town, with cautions to stay off streets after certain hours.
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Walter Durkin
Ofcer McDonald
Commonwealth
Durkin
Pete McDonald
Will Johnson
Anaconda
W. F. Foster
Butte
Great Falls
Cascade County
P. F. Moriarity
Carl Matson
Blakely Extradition Habeas Petition Cites Court Appearance
Benjamin Blakely petitions for a writ of habeas corpus leading Judge Bourquin to order George A. McKay and Timothy Driscoll and A W Collins to appear in Helena district court on January 8 to show cause why the writ should not be granted. Blakely, bound over for extradition to Lillooet British Columbia, is accused of killing Archie Thivarge at that place on May 30 1909 in what he says was self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin’ Blakely
Bourquin
Helena
George A. McKay
United States
Timothy Driscoll
Silver Bow County
A. W. Colins
British Columbia
Blakeley
Lillooet
Colling
Archie Thivarge
Hat Place
Funeral for Mrs Day set after sudden death
The funeral for Mrs George Day is set for 2 pm at the family home on East Silver Street. George Day denies reports of a drunken crowd at her death noting only family relatives were present and that she fell ill Christmas Eve with a quick onset. a physician arrived about 100 minutes after calls were made.
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George Day
East Silver Street
Mr. Day
North Butte Mining Company Declares Dividend
The North Butte Mining Company announces a quarterly dividend of 205000 dollars, 80 cents per share, from surplus, with a record date of January 9, 1914. Transfer books close from January 9 to January 16, 1914, at the close of business. Treasurer.
Piano Exchange Offer From Sherman Music Co
In Butte Sherman Music at the Phoenix building offers a liberal allowance on trade in of your old piano for the finest upright player piano or top grand piano. If Sherman sold you the piano 25 years ago you can exchange it for the world’s best piano. See Sherman’s Music Co in the Phoenix building.
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Sherman Music Company
Phoenix Building
Butte
Sherman
Sherman’ Music Company
Phoenix
Contractor Sued Over Scaffold Fall At Poor Farm
Thomas Kearney filed suit in district court seeking damages from contractor Joh J. O Leary after a fall from a scaffold at the Jefferson County poor farm building near Boulder. Kearney, injured with a dislocated ankle, bruises, sprains, and facial injuries, alleges permanent impairments and seeks damages of 3000.
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Thomas Kearney
District’ Court
Ethine
Joh J. O'Leary
Kearney
Jefferson County
Boulder
O'Leary
LM. Vantten
Pine Chief SICK Obeys Bed Rest After Illness
Fire Chief Peter Sanger is ordered to stay in bed by Dr P H McCarthy due to pleurisy and grip possibly developing into pneumonia. Illness follows a drenching at the Ivanhoe block fee. Pallas Candy promotes freshness and value. Original Bright sunshine and pure air in Floral Park addition.
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Peter Sanger
P. H. McCarthy
Ivanhoe
Floral Park
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Tete
Independent Telephone
Zoe
Uncle Say
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Wallaers
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Clothery
North Main Clothery System
Atterbury
Hawkes
Libbey Clarke
China
Corner Park and
Dakota Streets
Ansonia Theater
Labo
Gillis
Mayer’s
Mose Linz
North Main St
Eman Dotald
CAUSE
North Butte Mining Company
Beecham
Gregson Hot Springs
Florida
California
Pine Chief
Pallas Candy Company
America
Browne& Flanigan Company
Call Independent
T. J. McCarthy
East Broadway
West Galena St
Butte, Mont
Rauh
Rank & Richter
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