Butte Current Notes A Patchwork Of Local Happenings
Butte items note plans to rent planes, local business listings, dentists at 144 W Parker and 47 W Park St, wine and tobacco shops, and retail ads. Births, travel to Queens town and Spokane, names including Richard Walsh, Peter Neary, and M W Ragan appear with dates around Jan 1 and Jan 2. Community notices cover guests, travel, and local commerce with several address details and contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freten Brees
Walker's
McLoughlin Coal Ga
Gomer's
Dr. Cash
W. Parker
Tench & Smith
Hiawatha
Richard Walsh
Queenstown
Lisa's
Armstrong
Spokane
Yogen Lus
Tat Stea
Pacific Alvy
Miles Blunt
Deliger
Iowa
Dr. Cole
New Thomas Block
W. Park St
Ind
Mike Phitbin
Jasper Street
Sam
C. O'Donnell
Wyoming Street
Mutte Owl and Transfer Co
Belk
Bern
Dan McCarthy
West Aluminum Street
Rom
Der
Irank Feuneen
Delaware Avenue
Otl Eal Town
Erastus W. Thomas
East Quartz Street
R. (Wood
Great Ary Alt
Bute
M. W. Ragan
The
Stewart Minny Company
A. OU. Fulsonm
Butte
New York
Peter Neary
Ireland
Vallat
Milwaulson Heer
Waller's
Weert
East Park Street
Tong
Butte Land
Investmnat Company
West Grepile
Sherman Music Comping
Phoenix
F. Canning
Matt Gonsing
W. Wi. McLeod
Missoula
RB JS Wheeler
United States
Lewis Bodine
Marinette
P.O
EB. J. Scofield
Clart
Alter
Triwkfrrl
Ivale
Milas Alice Walkefield
Virginia City
Bev
Wee
Pant Adin
Homer
Tavingston
Wilemah Hols
Milas Mare
Granda
Butte and Superior Output Maintained in December 1918
The December 1918 output at Butte and Superior remained strong with production and returns similar to November. Superintendent Brace gave approximate figures showing about 4,000 tons of ore and 4,320 tons of concentrate, with a 6 percent recovery and 51 percent concentrate grade. Employment averaged 69 men with payroll at 110,100 dollars. Spelter prices improved and demand remains solid, suggesting continued near-capacity operation for some time. Work on the Hittite and London project advances as the electric hotel nears completion and compressor imports face delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte & Superior
Brace
Wosk
Hite & Hondon
Hittite
London
Jefferson County Men Thrown From Automobile
Jefferson county attorney in Inte Corsi gums and Sheri Manning of the pase county were slightly injured when an automobile flipped over while they crossed a culvert near Piedmont yesterday. They were taken to Whitehall for treatment and will return to Boulder today. Mr. Kelly is a brother of Attorney General D. M. Kelly. Also notes about funeral services and a warehouse sale at Lutey's track ware house, 712 South Arizona Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri Manning
Pase
Pieduont
Whitehall
Boulder
Mr. Kelly
Genstal D. M. Kelly
Wese
Suffragists Hold School of Methods
A meeting of the Montafie Bata Franchise league in the United Universal church formed a session titled a school of methods to prepare members for opposing anti suffrage arguments. Speakers debated time at home versus political life and argued that equal suffrage strengthens family and civic duties, with emphasis on taxation representation and broader social roles for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montafie Bata Franchise League
Unitarian Church Auditorium
A. B
Alrs
Lynch
O'Bosts T. Gas 1
Butte Newscoryer
Ivan Uye May
Butte
Gola Ad
Tour Corbien
Rae
Wen
Elldri
Firemen Answer Two Alarms for Small Damage
Last night two fire alarms were sent. First fire damaged part of a roof at 3a East Broadway, property of Aum Kiley, with damage about $30. Second alarm from 439 South Arizona street involved a grease fire in a restaurant owned by Mr M Mawres. The loss was minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Broadway
Aum Kiley
Arizona Street
M. Mawres
Alleged Robber Found Old Warrants Served
Awansed of entering the room of Pat Casey in No. a Stel nek on the night of Nov 1 Jaws Surray was served with a warrant charging him with grand larceny. He was taken to the county jail for a hearing. Murray, an ex convict, is accused by Casey of stealing a suit of clothes and $24. Casey woke and saw the intruder. Carey is alleged to have taken an $80 check a suit and a watch but this is doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voli
Pat Casey
No. A Stelnek
Jaws Surray
Grant Jars
Pony
Murray
Casey
Font Bate
Carey
Four Greeks Charged With Assault After Poolroom Clash
Four Greeks were arrested yesterday on charges of third degree assault after a poolroom dispute on Arizona Street escalated. The melee involved a weapon described as an axe and stemmed from an argument over items jointly owned by Nest and Sunny. One man received minor injuries and declined to identify his assailants. all parties were charged in the warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cormastan
Vomuity Cleth
Brenry Nichols
Gus Nickels
Tony Gunt
Jorth
wArizann Street
Nest
Sunny
Diansston
Na Min
Conservation of Tladhidm Lands Reported in Washington
In Washington a proposal seeks withdrawal of lands from the public domain for a federal project. The plan involves cautious review by a federal geological survey and coordination with local officials to assess the implications for the area and its stakeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dan
Empire Theater Presents In The Year Of The Hill
Empire theater continues its run with the musical drama In The Year Of The Hill and The Shem rem Dut Yonder. Cast includes Barrow Le Palge as Colonel Raleigh and Miss Handstone with new company additions from Blue Ridge. Music by Floyd Noyes elevates a family friendly program drawing strong nightly attendance and promising ongoing amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ypres
Xall
Ciena Riba
He Empire
Ales Ci McConnell
Miss. Handstone
Wellington
Audra Phalen
Joes Hive
Mewit Ulisse
Uss Phen
Mrr. Graver
Barrow le Palge
Graver
Diery
Milwaukee Double Track Progress Report and Local Notices
Marshall of the Chicago and Cornell shafts division visited Milwaukee to review progress on the double track toward Savanna and Omaha. He said business was steady and the task was heavy, with the Milwaukee line from Chicago in line and improving from Chicago to Savanna. Also reported were a 145 percent curvature on the new track and funeral arrangements for Gukanevich, 26, White's undertaking parlors, with election for the Sliver Baw Club executive committee set for today at the clubhouse from 5 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OH. Marshall
Chicago, & Cornell
Ailowaukee
Butte
Yesterflas
Milsoule
Saya
Marshall
Milwaukee
Chicago
Omah
Savanna
Worle
Omaha
Marsal
Sliver Baw Club
le ©. Gyans
Road House Robbery and Suspect Arrest After Cash Stolen
A Sullivan road house was robbed of 102 dollars after a thief entered through a cellar entrance and emptied the till. James Gilmore, a nearby publican, was arrested when found drinking uptown with the two stolen dimes in his possession and part of the cash package identified as the haul. Sheriff Brith and Deputy Larkin recovered the evidence and connected the suspect to the crime amid a sequence of domestic trouble and lodging at local saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Road
James Gilmore
Sullivan's
Five Mile
Gilmore
Westerday
John Brith
Larkin
Sullivan
Staten
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
Standard
Lutte
Telaphone
Independent Telephone
China
Orcoaber Oye
Bat
Uyong
Nda
Kelsey
Jefferson County
Naties
Wal Poon
Wiliam Mills
Washington Lodge
Nowa
M. A. Hewitt
Secretny
Sweetmen
Lutey
South
the Clothery
North Main Clothery System
Atterbury Clothes
Bowilion
Sterling
Tomle-Winteraalter-Eranien CO
Sin Woopishy
Aires Miatys
Conservatrion OF
Tladidm
Seynpanys
Mr. Meeklinmnt
Gayman
Germany
J. O'Neil
Raleigh
Metruire
Wright Hag
Fn Nabbie
Lawyer McNult
Charles Meilloy
Mistah Rabiel
Ampire
Floyd Noyes
the Empire
Hat Gukanevich
Ab White
Mose Linz
North Main St
Newbro
Newbro Drug Company
North Main
Wsey
iiMass
Yale
Ciza
Nevins
Hinney
Wort
Tanoid
Vanova
Wilds Tms
Aaseinihs Sunlar
Ust Park Street
Awhnai
Bar Orboz
Jon Crowger Cantilay
Natlew
Sunmite Envannsment
Paris
Geetaney
Jolex Ghuwury
Ulted Parriueol
Sunkist
Oe Rogers
Sangeas Sunkist
California Fruit Growers Exchange
N. Clark Street
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