Butte Notes On Rentals, People, And Local Businesses
Rent planes from Orton Bros. Coal and wood McLaughlin Coal Co. Barney McGrade coal. Both phones. Pipestone Springs rates 2.50 daily 14 weekly 50 monthly. Dr. Ironeides 20 North Main for first class dental work. The place is fine and the liquors are the finest. Walker's liquor house Ehrlick 606 the wonderful new discovery for blood diseases now can be given by Dr. Hanson Silver Low block. Mr and Mrs James A McKee and James A McKee Jr left Butte for Spokane to make their future home. Saturday Evening Post out today. Laura McMillan left for De Smet Idaho to resume school duties. sister Mary returned to Missoula. Co J Furman of New York estate arrived in city to be at bedside of son F J Furman recovering from pneumonia.
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Orton Bros. Coal and
Wood McLaughlin Coal Co
Barney McGrade
Pipestone Springs
Ironeides
North Main Street
Walker's Liquor House
Ehrlick
Hanson
James A. McKee
James A. MckKee Jr
Butte
Spokane
Saturday Evening Post
P. O
Laura McMillan
de Smet
Idaho
Mary
Missoula
Several Butte Men Cross Big Range
Three local deaths are reported with details of survivors. Neil Meloy, 47, night janitor at city hall, died at his sister's home in Butte. Joseph Williams, 62, long time Amalgamated miner, died at his Butte home. John F Birmingham, longtime resident, died near Ogden Utah from Bright's disease. burial planned in Butte.
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Neil Meloy
City Hall
Anna E. Smith
Weat Mercury Street
Benton
Wis
Butte
Anaconda
Virginia City
Nev
Anthony M. Meloy
Thomas J. Meloy
W.H. Meloy
Memphis
Minah Street
England
Amalgamated Company
Pennsylvania
Albert Joseph
Fred James
Harry Ivan
J. J. Andrews
Bessie Jeanette Williams
Mary Ann Thompson
Utica
Mont
Grace David
Kendall
Mary Williams
Arthur
Stephen Williams
W. H. Perry
John F. Birmingham
Nevada Avenue
Ogden
Utah
Bright
Lena Birmingham
Missing defendant Pennington looms in court case drift
Joseph Pennington, in Judge Donlan's court, is among the missing after leaving the state. The matter was postponed to this morning with a one day grace for Pennington to report to Butte. Funeral services for Paul Karlovich infant son of Mr and Mrs Paul Karlovich set for 2 pm at 2 Harrison Street. Meloy Neal Meloy, 47, dies at sister’s residence 520 West Mercury Street. funeral notice follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pennington
Karlolich
Paul
Paul Kariolich
Harrison Street
Meloy Neal Meloy
Annie E. Smith
West Mercury Street
Butte Council Debates Treasury Call and Library Funds
Finances dominated the last Butte city council meeting as Alderman White pressed to inform how much money the treasury had and what call was issued for warrants. With about 406000 on hand after library funds are set aside, the call stood near 70000, leaving an estimated 336000 available. The council has only supervisory control. the treasurer must call warrants when funds exist. A followup statement detailing each fund was requested for the next meeting.
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Butte
Miscellaneous
White
O'Leary
Barker
Lamb
Dunks
Jury Awards $100 in Dog Bite Case Against Walsh
After a two day trial in Augusta, a jury awarded Augusta Rehfus $100 for a dog bite on Oct 9, 1999, injuring her hip. Dr. Moore described a two to two and a half inch wound with lingering pain and a possible serious outcome. Walsh contested ownership, but the panel largely found the dog Walsh’s. A policeman later shot the dog.
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Augusta Rehfus
John T. Walsh
Walshes
Montana
Walsh
Poiceman Dwyer
T. B. Moore
Morris Rowe
Mike Walsh
J. C. Conn
Conn
Pat Deloughery
Gardens Water Supply Frozen New Year's Day
The gardens water supply froze last Monday with the stream frozen solid on New Year’s Day. Water reserves fell below 40,000 gallons, then later recovered. Manager Wharton blamed the loss on timber destroyed by last summer’s fire, causing ripples to freeze and the main stream to scatter.
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Wharton
The
Street Railway
Hibberland Trial Ends As Wife Affirms Love
In Greely Col a ranchman named J A Hibberland faced a threats to kill charge from his wife after a domestic dispute. During testimony the husband asked if she sought to remove him and she answered she loves him. The court dismissed the case and the couple left arm in arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greely
J. A. Hibberland
Wiggin
Suit Started Against Thirteen Steamship Lines
The United States government filed a Sherman act suit in federal court in New York against thirteen steamship lines and officers for alleged monopolization of steerage passenger transportation between the United States and foreign countries. Named defendants include International Mercantile Marine, Allen Steamship, International Navigation, Anchor Line, Canadian Pacific, Cunard, British and North Atlantic, Hamburg Atlantic, Holland America, North German Lloyd, Red Star, White Star, and Russian East Asiatic Steamship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Henry A. Wise
Wickersham
International Mercantile Marine Company
Allen Steamship Company, Limited
International Navigation Company
Anchor Line
Henderson Bros.), Limited
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Cunard Steamship Company, Limited
British and North Atlantic Steam and Navigation Company, Limited
Hamburg-American Line
Holland-American Line
North German
Lloyd One
Red Star Line
White Star Line
Russian East Asiatic Steamship Company, Limited
Attorney General Rules County Tax for Fund Not Authorized
Special Dispatch from Helena reports Attorney General Galen issued an opinion denying any state official or board the power to order county commissioners to levy a tax to create a fund for a special purpose. The query concerned a proposed fruit inspection fund by the board of horticulture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Board of Horticulture
Galen
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Horticulture
Eyes Fitted Free Satisfaction or Money Refunded
An advertisement promises free satisfaction or money back for eye fittings. It argues for visiting a trusted optometrist who tests eyes, claims to be up-to-date, and offers lenses at about half the usual price sourced from their own factory. Broken lenses can be refilled from the original pieces.
Inter State Fair directors elected at Bozeman meeting
Bozeman reports from the annual stockholders meeting show improved finances after last fall's bad weather. About a quarter of the debt was paid in 1910. A. C. Roecher named president with C. W. Hoffman as vice president and W. B. Burkett as treasurer. Directors include W. F. Williams, Peter Berglund, J. H. Dawes, Walter Cooper, H. I. Border, Henry Davis, George P. Dier, Justin M. Smith, H. H. Howard and H. L. Summers. Committees named for grains, carnival, race, livestock, poultry, and machinery. The fair will run Aug 28 with plans for a sweet pea carnival and airship exhibit. Seer Myers to attend Helena meeting to arrange a race circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Bozeman
Interstate Fair Association
A. C. Roecher
C. W. Hoffman
W. B. Bur
Justin M. Smith
W. B. Burkett
Walter Cooper
Gs Roecher
H. L. Summers
H. L. Miller
George Eckley
D. Ferguson
L. A. Brittain
Roy B. Martin
G S. Norton
Alfred Vergey
W. F. Schoppe
John Craig
A. Brandley
B. J. Owenhouse
H. B. McKay
John Robinson
Claude Henderson
Seer Myers
Helena Jan
Frange
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Rerfus
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East Park
Drs. McKendry and
Hannifin
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Butte Optical Co
Corner Park and
Dakota Sts
Montana Optical Co
West Park
Brussels
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Axminster
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