Butte Current Notes Highlights Local Guests and Business
Local notes list visitors and residents in Butte including Miss Turnley’s private school at 431 West Mercury, Mrs. Morris of Pony and Mrs. Bean of Livingston visiting friends, Dr. Hanson and Dr. Dodd offering services, and numerous guests at the Thornton and Maine House. Also mentions piano tuners, mining men, a new office building The Goldberg, and a social dance at Maine House with Ch r Istian Endeavor hosting skating night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bielenberg
Deer Lodge
W. Whitely
Helena
Thornton
C. E. Morris
Pony
Miss Turnley
West Mercury
Butte
J. G. Clark
Seattle
T. M. Green
Livingston
Charley McCoy
Sheridan
Cecil Wetmore
Lakeview
Stromberg- Mullins Co
H. BE. Woodward
Dodd
West Park Street
W. W. O’brien
Bay City
Mich
Nettie Bean
J. A. Bailey
Hanson
Maine House
South
Montana
W. F. Kuhn
Elliston
Lelia Johnson
James Moulton
Jackson
Bismarck
George F. Durham
Philipsburg
Granite
Wyoming
Adolph Heilbronner
Goldberg
Lewis’ Dry Goods
Charles B. Smith
Boise City
Idaho
Esther Cosgrove
Sherman
Broadway
East Park Street
Messrs
Smith
Cowan
Yancey
Spar- 60
Goddard
Burgess
Snyder
Kimball
Nealbeck
Bachelor
Allen
Anaconda
Butte Gun Club In the Shoot There To-Day. the Christian Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Church
Marie Rasier
Groeneveld
Troubled house siege sparks injunctions and arrests
Daily clashes around a disputed Belligerents house escalate with Mrs. Nixon and George W. Andrews facing injunctions and contempt charges. Arrests on malicious mischief led to bonds of 350 dollars for Celesta Nixon and others as Keturah R. Thompson seeks to protect her sub leased rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
George W. Andrews
Andrews
Justice of the Peace
Supreme Court
A. F. Bray
Thomas Lavell
E. H. Sherman
District Court
Keturah R. Thompson
John Powers
Miller linked to steamship and Great Northern Express offices
R. I. Farrington elected vice president of the Great Northern Express company. Silver Leaf Candy company has moved to 412 414 South Main with phone RE.
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Silver Leaf Candy Company
South Main
Thinks His Life in Danger Erick Erickson
Erick Erickson, a quarryman, told the county attorney that two west side grocery firm members threaten to kill him and ban him from town. Deputy Lynch, hearing the tale, doubted its accuracy and took no new complaint after reviewing past incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erick Erickson
Lynch
Erickson
West Side
Men's Oxford Gray Yoke Over Coats At Bouchers
Men’s neat Oxford gray yoke over coats priced at 15 dollars at Bouchers offer a sharp mid season option. Local shoppers can view the style and fit in the current display window.
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Boucher’s
Parting Shot by Paxson Honored by Chicago Journal
Montana artist E. S. Paxson of Butte is featured for his painting A Parting Shot in a framed and matted supplement by the Fine Arts Journal of Chicago. The dramatic scene shows an Indian on horseback pursuing U S cavalry scouts with a combat link to military art.
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Paxson
Montana
Butte
Fine Arts Journal of
Chicago
Fine Arts Journal
United States
Orchard Park
Erie County
New York
Old
Holland House Purchase
Buffalo
Far West
Jn Butte
Mont
Montana Infantry
Harry
Philippines
Japan
Sitting Bull
Blabon's Rise to Chief of Great Northern Traffic
St Paul January 5 reports Joseph Blabon succeeds Parius Miller as chief of the Great Northern traffic department with a vice president title and has been elected president of the Northern railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Joseph Blabon
Parius Miller
The
Great Northern
Northern
Robber of Post Office Boxes Pleads Guilty in Great Falls
Anton Strixich admitted guilt on the charge before U S Commissioner Frary and was held for federal court. He is said to have used his own name on mail, disposed of two cent stamps to local merchants, and possibly remitted mail from the Leader box found at the Fifteenth street bridge. Deputy Marshal Well to transport him to Helena for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
Anton Strixich
United States
Frary
Helena
Marshal Well
Strixict
Strixidt
Postoffice
Beatty
Austria
Old Country
Chicago
Alfred Malmberg
Fifteenth Street
Malmberg
Leader
Carpenters Gather for Funeral of George B. Caine
Notice to Carpenters calls a hall meeting on Sunday January 5 1902 at 1 p m to attend the funeral of late Brother George B Caine by order of Charles Armstrong President Public notice dissolves the partnership of John G Holland and James H Lynch trading as Holland Lynch at 223 North Main Butte Montana with Holland appointed liquidator and continuing the business under John G Holland after acquiring Holland Lynch assets
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Carpenters’ Hall
George B. Caine
Charles Armstrong
John G. Holland
James H. Lynch
Holand & Lynch
North Main Street
Butte Mont
John G Holland
Lee Mantle
Chas, Schatzlein
Frank W. Hoskins
A. Clements
Charles K. Leonard
F. Aug
Heinze
Henry Mueller
James H. Monteath
Corner Main and Park
Butte
John A. Creighton
G. W. Bmapleton
T. Holgens
United States
Europe
Jo Creighton
Omaha
G. W. Stapleton
H. Barrett
BE. D. Leavitt
Ke M. Hodgens
V. O. Hodgena
Cuban Post Office Cases Open in Havana Trial
The Cuban postoffice embezzlement cases began in the audencia court in Havana before five judges. Ninety witnesses were called. Neely, Rathbone, and others pleaded not guilty while Rathbone protested lacking his own counsel and sought a postponement. The court denied delay and read the accusation, noting defense documents may arrive at any time.
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Havana
Audencia
Neely
Spiris
Rathbone
Lanuza
Desveraine
Pascus
Moya
Mascara
Reeves
Senor Zaya
Assistant D A Swears Warrant for Letter Stealer
Helena Jan 4 Assistant United States District Attorney Rasch swore a warrant before Commissioner F P Sterling for Anton Strixich arrested at Great Falls by Post Office Inspector Beatty for stealing letters from lock boxes Deputy Marshal Wall transported the warrant to Great Falls this afternoon
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The
Standard
Helena
United States District Attorney
Rasch
F. P. Sterling
Anton Strixich
Great Falls
Post Office
Beatty
Wall
Engagement announced in St Paul for Ruth Hill and Lansing Beard
The engagement of Miss Ruth Hill daughter of President Hill of the Northern Securities company and Lansing Beard a New York attorney and college classmate of Miss Hill's brothers is announced in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hill
James J. Mill
Lansing
Lille-Bonne Arrives After Weather Delays Off Tillamook
The schooner Lille-Bonne, sailing from San Francisco on Dec. 22 to Tillamook in tow of the steam schooner Kruger, reached Port Townsend after the Kruger lost a propeller blade near Point Arena and returned to San Francisco. The Lille-Bonne could not enter Tillamook due to heavy weather and sailed north to Port Townsend.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Lille-Bonne
San Francisco
Tillamook
Kruger
Point Arena
Three Northwest Mounted Police Drown on Stickeen River
Three Northwest mounted police drowned when their canoe overturned in the Suckeen rapids on December 29. Two names given are Fitzgerald and Heathcote. the third is unnamed. The canoe and dogs were later picked up near the river mouth by Wrangel residents, but the bodies were not recovered.
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Seattle
Stickeen
Northwest Mounted Police
Suckeen
Fizgerald
Heathcote
Wrangel
Fire Claims Bethany Clergyman and Daughter in Night Blaze
Edmund Peck, a retired Methodist minister, and his daughter Mary Peck were burned to death when a fire destroyed their Bethany homestead on the turnpike. Son Charles Peck of Waterbury was seriously injured leaping from the second story as investigators probe the blaze’s mysterious origin.
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Bethany
Conn
Edmund Peck
Mary Peck
Charles Peck
Waterbury
Edmund
Rosebud Delinquent Tax List for 191 year
Special correspondence notes the Forsyth county treasurer has prepared the delinquent tax list for 191 year. Total delinquent taxes amount to 1 978 94 with 45 delinquents on personal property totaling 1 071 22 and real estate delinquents at 304 72 from 2 delinquents.
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Forsyth
Bank Robbery at Bethany Ends in $2000 Theft
Four men broke into the A. R. Beott bank at Bethany and blew open the safe stealing $2000 in bills. A large amount of gold and silver was left behind as citizens returned fire, driving off the robbers after a two hour heist that saw five nitroglycerin blasts.
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Decatur, Ill
A. R. Beott
Bethany
Can Companies Consolidate
Columbus Ohio January 4 Following a policy of consolidation the local branch of the American Can company has closed and stock and machinery moved to the Illinois Can company of Chicago Most employees will be sent to other factories
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
American Can Company
Sllinos Can Company
Chicago
Dutch Steamer Lands Belpio Crew After Sea Fire
Lisbon Jan 4 The Dutch steamer Danie has landed the crew of 27 men from the Italian steamer Belpio which was burned at sea Jan 1 authorities reported.
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Lisbon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
East Broadway
Telephone
Jewelers
Orton Bros
Fred Orton
Montana Music Co
Et G. Bates
Ek. C. Atwater
County Attor
Ney
Tim
MR. Paxson
Nal
W. Cockrell
Butte Hotel Stock Exchange
East
New York Exchange
Mr. Blabon
Anton Strixict
Nervy
John G. Holtand
Holland & Lynch
Ingrain
Body Brussels
Lowell
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park
Galena Street
Buttes
Selec
tion—Court
Beard of
Booth
California
Old Hickory
Hunter Rye
Red Top Rye
Old Thompson
Duffy
John Dewar
Ben
John Ramsey
Usher
Burke
Nelson
Cigar Department
Union
Vuelta
Sumatra
Ead
Rosebud
Newbro Drug Co
Fess Co
Newbro Drug @o
Perfection Brand
Java
Montana Cash Grocery Company
Corner Park and
Montana Sts. Butte
Montana Book Company
W. H. Klein
N. Main St
New King Block
Carder Wall Paper CO
V. Franzman
Proprietor
West Park St
Banks
Daly Bank and Trust Coop Butte
W. W. Dixon
John D. Ryan
Bwinborne
R. A. Kunkel
Asa’t
State Savings Bank
First National Bank OF Butte
Andrew J. Davis
Prodigeast Talbott
E. Cashier
George Stevenson
RM. Ier
Paris
France
Newboro Drug Co
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