Butte Butte Area Notebook of Local Notices
Butte notes list piano dealers and sales, mortgage loans, dentist and professional referrals, travel and visiting locals, arrivals from Deer Lodge and Helena, and miscellaneous ads. Mentions McLaughlin Coal Co., J. A. Taylor in Chinook, W. Park street, Walker's Shoes, Butte Cab, and various residents traveling to San Francisco, Milwaukee, Chicago, and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Blatx
Orton Brc
McLaughlin Coal Co
Ind
Stacy Adams
Gamer's
Dr. Cash
W. Park St
Koch
Denver
Hiawatha
Five Mile
John C. Taylor
Thute
H. M. Floyd
Butteck
Livingston
Lisa's
Yegen Leow
IL. G. Carthew
San Francisco
W. J. McDougall
Sil
Butte
W. J. Pratt
Kansas City
Dr. Cole
New Thomas Block
Parkest
Walker's
Inquire
E. Broadway
James Lyons
E. A. Wilson
Deer Lodge
T. Ramsey
Helena
Theodore F. Eberle
Milwaukee
Butte Cab and Transfer Co
Bell
Andy Costello
Great Falls
Anni
Mary Anderson
Tonopah
M. Aspling
Malley
W. H. Gunniss
H. G. Mitchell
Warm Springs
W. H. McKoy
Sheridan
I. Mattingly
Los Angeles
Sheriff Too Late In Dillon Marriage Bid
Beaverhead County attorney accuses a man named Stephenson of attempting to obtain a marriage license for a planned Dillon wedding. The sheriff arrived one minute too late to stop the union as the couple went to wed with the county attorney assisting in efforts to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaty
Beaverhead
Hutte
Roy
Stephenson
Dillon
Olive Edna Hill
Kenosha
Wis
Charivart
Butte
Norning
Ax Tony
Stephen
Sam
Hunt
Aittle Legal
Driscoll
Stepheenson
Fragmentary Note on Embarrassed Subjects and Tormentors
A fragmentary sentence hints at public embarrassment and tormentors, noting a group or individual being exposed or teased by others. The passage lacks clear names, dates, or events, leaving the specifics and context unreadable.
Woman Fined After One Charge Is Dismissed
Hessie Taylor was fined $10 by Justice Kerrigan for theft from Romans Glatte on December 28. The money was found in her Mercury Street house, making the charge petit larceny rather than grand larceny. The first charge was dismissed by stipulation, and the defendant pleaded guilty to the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hessie Taylor
Kerrigan
Romans Glatte
Glatte
Mercury Street
Snow falls over Butte and western Montana
Weather records show a light snowfall across Butte and western Montana on New Year's Eve. Snow spread from Avery Idaho to the divide and eastward, with cold temperatures dropping to near 29 below in some hours and streetcar traffic hindered for days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana
Avery
Idaho
Divide
Esteward
Hutte
Hix
Helena
A School of Methods by Equal Franchise League
The Equal Franchise League will host a School of Methods at its regular session tomorrow afternoon in the Unitarian auditorium at Idaho and Granite. Members will present one fact to refute the anti suffrage claim that mothers voting harms the home. Miss Mary O Neil will lead a parliamentary drill after the discussion, and visitors are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffrage Campultana
Equal Franchise League
School of
Unitarian
Idaho
Granite Streets
Mary O'Neil
Meeting of W T U to Be Held This Evening
An executive meeting of Butte W C T U will be held this evening at 7 30 in the home of Mrs W M Jordan 635 West Silver Street for discussion of Edna Rowan national superintendent of Loyal Temperance Legion work and other business. All officers and superintendents are requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte W. C. T. U
W.M. Jordan
West Silver Street
Butte
Edna Rowan
Loyal Temperance Legion
Imay
Mrs Arden Sells Out In Front Street Confectionery
Mrs A J Arden of Butte who has run a Front street confectionery for seven years sold the business yesterday to Mrs E G Williams who will operate it going forward. Arden retires from active business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Arden
Butte
Front Street
E. G. Willams
Arden
New Year's Observed Quietly in Capital High Society
Washington observers a subdued New Year with few official functions. Tomorrow a principal social event is a diplomatic corps breakfast in the Hall of the Americas at the Pan American Union building hosted by Secretary and Mrs Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capital
Diplomatic Corps
Hall of the Americas
Pan-American Union
Bryan
Automobile Day in the Police Court
Yesterday was automobile day in the Police court Judge Booker showed leniency to offenders while enforcing cautions Miss Mary Morgan admitted running a car without functioning lights claiming the generator failed Policeman Hakala arrested her and the judge warned lights must be repaired John R Sweeny received a warning Dave Tomich faced a $10 fine for obstructing the street in front of Jones Fruit Co and blocking Utah Avenue Abigren sought more time to connect sewer at 326 South Ad Zona Street citing poverty and a dead wife the court gave a Friday morning deadline Walter Speck was jailed pending a hearts case and New Year’s Eve imprisonment Officials announced the retirement of H D Murray from Virden Currie to join O Malley Murray Jaffe as brokers The funeral for the late Martin Morony was held with pallbearers listed and the body interred at Mount Moriah cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker
Mary Morgan
Broadway
Main Street
Hakala
Rooher
Ian
Monty W
John R. Sweeny
Jones
Utah Avenue
Abigren
326 South
Ad Zona
McGrew
Ahlgren
Walter Speck
St. Joseph's Chosen
Martin Morony
Father McCormack
Wyoming Street
Joe McGinley
Peter Funk
Bert Callahan
Fred Cassidy
Roy Cayden
William Thomas
Mount Moriah
Memory cherished of union member Fred Richard
At a Butte Miners' Union No 2 meeting resolutions in memory of Fred Richard praised his fidelity to working class principles and friendly nature. The note says his simple frugal lifestyle was not a fault and he died with some savings, a testament to a sober, rational, frugal worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Teamsters’ Union
Fred Richard
Fred
Richard
First Montana Militia Muster Roll From Nez Perce War
Special dispatch notes Helena receipt of a historic muster roll of volunteers in the Nez Perce war. It records the First Battalion of the Montana Volunteer Militia under William A. Clark as major, with Clark as captain of Company A. Enlistment occurred in July and August 1877, and the roll credits officers William A. Clark and Charles Warren. Some rolls were lost, with plans to file additional reports. notes praise the Company from Deep Lodge for its readiness and arming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stannard
Helena
Dec. St
Phil Greenan
Montana National Guard
William A. Clark
Montana
Clark
Nez Perces
Deet Lodge
Thomas Stuart
Gibbon
the Ble Hote
Wireless distress message from Tasman steamer
Mme Lillian Norica wired to the Associated Press from the Gulf of Papua describing peril aboard the Tasman with passenger reports praising the captain officers and wireless operator. The vessel struck on Saturday and Bramble Cay reef was towed off by a Japanese collier. Pumps keep water under control and the Tasman heads to Thursday Island for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lillian Norica
Gulf of Papua
Tasman
Cooktown
Queensland
Bramble Cay Reef
Thursday Island
Wrecked schooner picked up near Tortugas
Dr. Washington reports a British steamer named Chessie wrecked in the Christmas storm in the Gulf of Mexico was found last night by a revenue cutter off Tortugas. The vessel is waterlogged, deck load gone, provisions exhausted, and Miami is towing her to Key West. No further details were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gulf of Mexico
Revenue Cutter
P. J. Averroth
Revenue Cutter Headquarters
Key West
Abe Jaffe and Ray Wiks Wed in Butte Courthouse
Abe Jaffe and Ray Wiks of Butte were married by Justice Kerrigan in his courtroom yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. After a short wedding trip, the couple will settle in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Jaffe
Ray Wiks
Butte
Justice Kerrigan
Mrs. Jaffe
Meeting on Amendment to Bylaws January 1 1814
Nouce and Carpente plan to attend a regular meeting on January 1 1814 to vote on an amendment to bylaws article 5 section 7. H B Spaceman is recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Spaceman
Mike Gordon Reopens Junk Shop at East Platinum Site
Mike Gordon announces the reopening of his former junk shop at East Platinum offering highest prices for old scrap iron and related items as part of a local business revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Gordon
Fils
James Bryce named viscount in new year honors
James Bryce formerly British ambassador at Washington is elevated to viscount in the new year honors. Sherman Music Company advertises the sale of a new player piano, claiming it is the best grand piano in the world. See Sherman Music Company, Phoenix Building, Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dec
James Bryce
Washington
Sherman
Sherman Music Company
Phoenix Building
Butte
Indiana Democrats form Wilson and Bryan League
Indianapolis Dec 1 At a meeting of Independent democrats of the state last night the Wilson and Bryan league of Indiana was organized with the avowed purpose of overthrowing the regular democratic organization led by Thomas Taggart national committeeman Democrats from every congressional district attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Wilson and Bryan League of
Indiana
Thomas ‘Taggart
Snowstorm Hits Berlin with Fresh Snowfall
Berlin faced midday snow with about one inch accumulating as the city braces for ongoing wintry conditions. Authorities note such heavy snowfall is rare, last occurring over thirty years ago.
Water famine continues with failed repair at intake
A Montreal water famine persists as a steel pipe breach in the intake conduit was not repaired today, delaying relief efforts. The company promotes fresh daily candy during the holiday season, inviting patronage from eastern-made candies at lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Pallas Candy Company
Pat Heena Killed in Pennsylvania Mine Incident
Patrick Heena aged 28 came from Tonopah Nevada to Butte three weeks earlier and was killed at the 2000 foot level of the Pennsylvania mine while clearing ground to stand timbers. A rock fall from two cars killed him as his partner left for the station. Injuries to head and chest proved fatal. Deputy State Mining Inspector McGrath investigated. Body at Duggan's undertaking rooms with survivors in Pittsburgh and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Heena
Butte
Tonopah
Nev
Pennsylvania
Fock
Heena
McGrat
Duggan
Undertaking Rooms
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Kidneys Removed and Replaced in City Hospital
In St Louis today Mrs Viola Sullivan underwent a pioneering operation in which her kidneys were removed drained of poison and replaced. The procedure described as the second of its kind in American surgery followed a similar Bellevue Hospital operation in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St. Louie City Hospital
Viola Sullivan
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Gilman Becomes President of North Bank System
Portland December 31 L C Gilman formerly assistant to the president of the Great Northern railway was formally elected president of the North Bank system and affiliated lines in Oregon this morning after the resignation of Joseph H Young who has been chief since May 1912 The most interesting feature of the change in executive direction is the firmly entrenched position which the Great Northern holds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
L. C. Gilman
Great Northern Railway
North Bank System
Oregon
Joseph H. Young
North Bank
Great Northern
Decatur Man Demands Photo Evidence After Fatal Shooting
In Decatur Mr Dee Carl Person Hor of the Illinois Central Strike Bulletin reports a Clinton strike-breaker refusing blood washing from his face and injuries. He wants photographs used as evidence. Person is held on a murder charge following the deadly shootout with Tony Mh Ser and Musser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Mr. Dee
Carl Person
Ilinois
Tony
Ser
Clinton
Musser
Person
Livestock at Chicago stockyards sets record value
Livestock received at the Chicago stockyards in 191% is estimated at 565,000,000, surpassing all previous years’ figures to date. The value is reported as the highest for any prior period, reflecting a record in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Women march to Albany to demand votes for legislature
The suffrage army under General Rosalie prepares for a march to Albany to press for women’s votes in the legislature. Zones stage final preparations today as 100,000 women rally in Michigan, with marchers to begin tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rosalie
Albany
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Bertha Clark
Nomin
Fitzpatrick
Alder
Thutte
A. T. Stephenson
Argyle
Nie Hag
Bozeman
B.A. Adams
Virginia City
Estra
Dick P. Sutton
Cumberland
J.B. Rowe
James Rhoades
Missoula
South Butte
Kiutte Land and Investment Company
West Granite
Albert Leipnes
AM Argyle Avenue
Fejoleng
Bert Richardson
Airiatman
M.A. Meagher
Missoule
Isully
Will Havn
Sherman Music
Dany
Phoenix
Ala Holter
Silver Star
Una B. Herrick
Montana Agricultural College
Sherif “Music” Company
Phoenixuilding
Hearst's
Feverybody
Afuntey
Harper's
Century
Scribner
Popular
P.O
Saway
Couvey
Manny
the Clothery
North Main Clothery System
Atterbury Clothes
Towle Winterkalter
Hramifngr
Park and
Dakota Sts
Jude
Carl Ante
Spee
HD. Murray
Virden-Currie Company
Yeaterday
J. D. O'Malley
A. 8. Jaffe
O'Malley, Murray & Jaffe
Mose Linz
FIRST
Nordica
Japfe
Nouce, Carpente
United States
C. P. and
Q. Ranch Dept
Fowler, Montana
Wilson and
Rernn
Brownfield-Canty Co
Vicinity
Park Street
Thomas Block
Newbro Drug Co
Pat Heena
Ivestock
Chieas
Mike Albany
Michigan
Howard Music Co
I. Simon
North Main
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