Butte City Notes and Hotel Register Roundup
A miscellany of visitors and residents in Butte, with hotel registrations at Finlen and Thornton. Names include J G Bates and A J Noyes, W D Stoner, H B Brewer, L L Close, W Mason, W A Traphacen, Philin Lovell, Carl Kleinschmidt, J E Morse, L J Price, and others. Also mentions piano tuners, local shops, reading material at P O News Stand, and a relocation of Sherman the undertaker.
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New York
Thornton
W. A. Traphacen
San Francisco
Finten
Philin Lovell
Dillon
Carl Kleinschmidt
Helena
Butte
Dr. Ottinger
Missoula
Mayer
West Park
W. FE. Walker
Great Falls
Dr. Dodd
West Park Street
Dr. Hansen
W. J. Fransham
Bozeman
Marie
St. Peter's Hospital
Montana
P. O
Butte Mine Exploration Company
Pacific
Addrees W. Sutton
Sherman
Bradway
East Park Street
Ed J. Nadeau
Anaconda
Tobacco Plains
Flathead County
Great Northern
Jennings
Crow's Nest
British Columbia
Booth in trouble of New York firm arrest in Missoula case
Theodore Booth, linked to a Missoula assault case involving Lieutenant Governor Higgins and his brother, was arrested in Missoula on a petty larceny charge. Constable Zimmerman alleged Booth collected $14.13 from Moose & Co. of New York and failed to remit. Booth denied misappropriation and was held on $300 bond, with transfer to Butte for trial.
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Theodore Booth
Missoula
Higgins
Furey
Silver Bow County
Butte
Zimmerman
South Butte
Bouth
Justice O'Connor
Booth
J. W Ludden
Booth & Ludden
Hennessy
Moose & Co
New York City
New York
Higgins Brothers
Blockley
Neihart News Delivers Wed Wedding and Mining Deals
Special correspondence reports the marriage of Hans Roehl and Lucy Penn at Great Falls officiated by Rev. Ager. The couple plans housekeeping in the Park hotel as Roehl manages mining interests. local mining deals, legal actions, and visits from residents are also noted along with sports interest in wrestler McLaughlin’s Utah victory.
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Standard
Neihart
Hans Roehl
Great Falls
Matt Fisher
Frederick Ager
First Baptist Church
Roehl
Lucy Penn
Griffeth
Camden
Ind
Lendon
Paul Roehl
Park Hotel
Joe Fylvester
Townsend
France
William Mueller
Frank I. Rafferty
Mueller
Rafferty
William Stark
Helena
Montana
Georg. (. McLauchlin
Utah
McLaughlin
Jack Curran
Martin Mulvahill
Corbin
Joseph Hegener
Matt Watanen
Hegener
Watanen
Mackey Creek
Mulvahill
Corgin
Net
Klondike Mining Booms Reported by City of Seattle Pair
The City of Seattle arrived from Skagway with Klondike operators An. Lone tinder and Max Endelman. They say business is dull in Dawson but vast mining activity is underway in the district.
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Seattle
Skagway
An. Lone Tinder
Max Endelman
Dawson
Arrest Under New City Anti Spit Law
Harry Edwards a 17 year old is arrested by Officer Curley after Dispatcher Kear of the Butte Electric Railway accuses him of expectorating on a South Butte Streetcar. Edwards pledges innocence while bonds set at $20 for morning court as Kear cites rule and prior complaints to curb the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poiceman Curley
Harry Edwards
Kear
Butte Electric Railway Company
Edwards
South Butte
Holland Street Skating Rink
Whele Heeman Curley
Congdon
Mae
De Bury Shows Slight Improvement After Suicide Attempt
Charles V. De Bury, who shot himself with a 38 caliber revolver in his Standard Block room, was reported last night to be in slightly improved condition at Murray & Freund hospital. Doctors note no internal hemorrhage or infection, keeping hope for recovery. He has not regained full consciousness and has offered a casual remark of being sorry for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. de Bury
Murray & Freund Hospital
de Bury
de Rury
Wide Range Indoor Outdoor Thermometers Shown
A retailer promotes thermometers from five to five dollars and nine cents. Indoor outdoor window and bath styles offered in the latest designs.
Davis and Binnard Dissolve Partnership
Notice of dissolution for the Davis & Binnard real estate and mines partnership. Binnard withdraws, Davis continues the business at 4 East Broadway Butte, assuming all firm obligations.
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8. Davis
B. Binnard
Davis
Neill Company Stars In Barbara Frietchie At Suttons Theater
The James Neill company opened a three night run at Suttons Broadway with Barbara Frietchie a Farnsworth production by Clyde Fitch. The northern soldier and southern belle romance drew wide audience acclaim for Miss Chapman and the cast. A second bill featured A Trip to the Circus at Suttons Family theater with Miss Gere Hayes and Gertie Hayes drawing laughs and applause. The Chicago Symphony Orchestra performed at Maguire's to a good crowd with strong encores. An advertisement offers weekly earnings of 25 to 50 dollars for disability.
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James Neill
Sutton
Broadway Theater
Barbara Frietchie
Clyde Fitch
Whittier
Mr. Neill
Miss Chapman
Fredericksburg
Fitch
Neill
Butte
Miss Chopman
Gere Hayes
New England
Gertie Hayes
Audiencs
Ada Barsaloux
Lucier
Abbott and Wueler
Cliff Dean
O. W. Kyle
Family Theater
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Maguire's
Near ly Frozen to Death Aided by Policeman Buckley
An unknown man, found in Parrot Corner at Madison and Watson streets, was rescued by Policeman Buckley with Driver Leary and a watchman after appearing dead from cold and intoxication. He was placed in the city jail bunk while awaiting arraignment before Judge Boyle on a drunk and down charge identified as Richard Rae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckley
Parrot
Madison and
Watson Streets
Leary
Richard Rae
Boyle
Whitney retires from business after 25 years of activity
New York February 2 W C Whitney financier and ex secretary of the navy announces retirement from business life after about 25 years of broad activity. He says he has shifted duties to younger men and could not be tempted to enter politics again.
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New York
W. C. Whitney
Bundesarath Delays Meat Regulation Enforcement
Fertin February 2 report notes a long delay in issuing meat law regulations due to classified meat products and drafting acceptable provisions. Bundesrath plans to enforce paragraph 21 banning meats preserved with injurious chemicals and excluding artificially colored products.
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Fertin
Bundearath
Préeas
Bundesrath
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Montana Music Co
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L. J. Price
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William Seallon
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Belt
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M. Demond
New Munsey
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J. & Cohen
Symons’ Big Store
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Cal Heilig
Portland
Northwest
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John Tassell
Eas Alten Tost Om
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Nevero Drug CO
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Broadway
the Family Theater
the Symphony Orchestra
Hennessy Building
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Prank W. Merkins
A. B. Clements
Charlies H. Heinze
Henry Mueller
James I. Monteath
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Galena Street
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Cudahy
Knorr
Olive Quart
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Gordon & Dilworth
Whitney
Nontana Cash Grocery Company
Corner Park and
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Montana Book Company
W. H. Klein
N. Main St
Fosseiman Drug Co
E. Park, Butte
Peter Nadeau
East Park St
T. G. Heine
Heav Cay Block
Tiga
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Mont
Daly Bank and Trust CO
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W. W. Dixon
John D. Ryan
Bwinborne
R. A. Kunsel
State Savings Bank
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Bette
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United States
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Omaha
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E. D. Leavitt
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J. O. Hodgens
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Andrew J. Davis
Semen
Be Talbott
L Wel Aed
George Btevensen
Enema Cable Ier
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