Butte Notes Mixed Local News and Arrivals
Local notes report various visits and business trips by residents and visitors from Dillon Helena Anaconda and other towns. Mentions purchases and services at local shops, births and funeral arrangements, marriage licenses, and a moveby Sherman the undertaker with minor society items.
Suit to Enjoin Heinze Claim on Nippert Copper Mine
Anaconda Company sues Nipper Consolidated Copper and others to halt mining on the Nipper mine claiming joint ownership since 1875 with 5 36ths held by Anaconda and 31 36ths by defendants. The complaint alleges defendants began operations Jan 1, 1962, ousting Anaconda and diverting ore for their own use, causing irreparable injury. Other actions noted include a cash dispute over $1,800 and an Idaho street right of way award, plus a divorce suit and a note collection suit mentioned in the same filing.
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Nipper Consolidated Copper Company
Heinze
New Corporation
Nipper
Anaconda
Anaconda Company
Nipper Compoany
F A. Heinze
A. P. Heinze
Carlos Warfield
Warry Hurley
EF. H. Wilson
Chester A. Glass
W. W. Dixon
A. J. Shores
D'Gay Stivers
Ccfpf
Kelley
William J. Johnson
District Court
O'Donnell
Johnson
Manhattan Lode
Idaho Street
Veterans Drill Drills Lincoln G A R Officers Installation
Lincoln post G A R and the Woman's Relief Corps plan a joint officer installation open to the public. A Civil War veterans drill under W H Black is featured with Mrs Ella Knowles Haskell delivering the evening address. Officers named include J W Masterson and J N Waldrip among others. Orton Bros. and Conroy & O'Brien advertise loans and property listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Lincoln Post
Woman's Relief Corps
W. H. Black
Ignatius Donnelly
Fitz Butler
Maggie Willard
Vernon Mi Vtlack
Ella Knowles Haskell
Lincoln Post
J. W. Masterson
J. N. Waldrip
O. L. Farnham
BE. N. Bruch
S. G. Smith
P. H. Manchester
John A. Hook
James Corkwell
J. Boyle
Mary E. Robbins
Gussie Bruce
Sarah Henworth
Edith Owen
Maggie Waldrip
Violet Gilbert
Jean Whitcher
8. Pollock
Guard
Smith
Sentinel
Thornton Hotel Rates Rise With Plan Options
The Thornton Hotel offers a European plan at $1.50 per day and up and an American plan at $3 per day and up. The notice touts a fine dining table west of New York, emphasizing value and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yor
H Sherman moves undertaking branch to Broadway parlors
H Sherman relocates the undertaker branch of his business to new spacious parlors on Broadway. He continues the piano and sewing machine business at Park Street stores Nos. 129 and 131.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Bock
Spokane
Nellie
Jonassen
Madison
Wis
Neil J. Gallagher
Marie Crelentoria
Potte
Mary McDonnell
Thomas J
George R. McMonwil
North
Idaho Street
Sherman
Broadway
East Park Street
Joe Davis
Women's Department
Kk. H. Sherman
Park Street
Hawkins Wins Narrow Decision In Coast Boxing Fight
Seattle scene saw Cal Hawkins awarded the decision over Perry Queenan in a clean coast bout before 2000 at the Seattle theater. The 20th round climax left both men ready to continue but the referee ruled Hawkins the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Cal Hawkins
Perry Queenan
Hawkins
Queenan
Cresceus Owner Reports $70,000 in Exhibition Purses
Toledo Jan 10 George L. Ketcham owner and driver of Cresceus announced he earned more than $70,000 in purses and show money across the country this year. The horse was sent to the Ketcham farm for winter residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
George L. Ketcham
Cresceus
Ketcham
Burns Wins Loudly in Three Round Bout at Balt Lake Club
Jimmy Burns of Spokane defeated Mexican Pete Everett by knockout in the ith round of a scheduled three round bout at Balt Lake Athletic Club tonight. Burns appeared in superb condition and dominated the fight, with Everett knocked down twice in the ninth round and once in the tenth.
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Balt Lake
Judy
Jimmy Burns
Spokane
Pete’ Everett
Balt Lake Athletic Club
Burns
Everett
New York Boxer Quits In Fourth Round With Jackson
Baltimore report says Jim Austin from New York quit in the fourth round of a scheduled three round bout with Young Peter Jackson, Austin outclassed in the ring tonight.
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Baltimore
Jim Austin
New York
Peter Jackson
Austin
Boston Strike Averted By New One Year Agreement
A threatened strike by Boston teameaters was averted after a one year contract signed at the state board of arbitration rooms. The agreement covers 5000 workers under the Master Teamsters' association and Team Drivers' union. The dispute centered on work hours and includes a wage schedule in the settlement.
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Boston
State Board of Arbitration
Master Teamsters’ Association
Teamsters
Army Board to Review Capt Batson Fitness for Philippines Scout Command
Washington January 10 A retiring army board is named to determine if Captain Matthew A Batson of the cavalry can command a company of Macabebe scouts in the Philippines. The inquiry aims to assess physical capability for active service.
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Washington
Army
Matthew A. Batson
Philippines
Man Offers to Prepay Fine for Drunken Celebrations
A well dressed man enters a police court seeking to prepay a future fine for drinking. He explains he wants to celebrate and avoid police bother, while a reporter notes his pride in East Broadway and Main becoming passable again. A major sale at Gans and Klein’s begins Monday.
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Johann Dough
East Broadway
Main
Sisters of Charity thank Helena benefactors for $100 gift
The Sisters of St. Joseph's home in Helena received a $100 donation from division No. 2, A. O. H., Butte. The Sisters of Charity express thanks to the benefactors and extend wishes for a happy and prosperous new year.
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Standard
Sisters of
Drawing Good Houses at Family Theater
Diamond Bros minstrels drew a good house last night with strong applause. The troupe offers a matinee today and closes the engagement with matinee and evening shows on Sunday.
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Diamond Bros.’ Minstrels
Family Theater
Ladies fall into private water ditch in alley near Crystal Street
Lizzie Callahan and Margaret Heenan of 540 West Broadway describe a perilous fall into an eight foot ditch in a dark alley off Crystal Street near Broadway and Granite. They were trapped for about an hour, injuries include a sprained ankle and a knee wrench, no warning light displayed, possible damages suit against the ditch owner Joseph Silver.
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Lizzie Callahan
Margaret Heenan
West Broadway
Crystal Street
Broadway
Granite Streets
Miss Heenan
Miss Callahan
Turner
Joseph Silver
Never-to-be-forgotten sale opens Monday at Gans and Klein's
A local advertisement promotes a big sale starting Monday at the Gans and Klein store offering significant savings on goods. The notice emphasizes value and a limited time event.
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Gans and Klein
Gans and Klein's
Bryant Defeats Porter In Wrestling Match
In a close bout Bryant overcame Dave Porter to claim victory in a wrestling match. The contest highlighted Bryant dominance with decisive moves securing the win.
Alderman Bryant Defeats Porter in Three Falls Wrestling Match
At Quartz Street fire station in front of about 150 spectators Alderman Joseph Bryant of the Eighth Ward defeated Dave Porter of Montana Hardware in three straight falls. Referee Tonkin awarded Bryant a leather belt labeled champion scrub wrestler of Butte. Post match remarks hinted at a possible rematch.
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Quartz Street
Joseph Bryant
Eighth Ward
Dave Porter
Montana Hardware Company
Porter
Bryant
Tonkin
Campion
Butte
Tom Bryant
Abe Cohen
Sanger
Postal receipts rise in December across major cities
An official statement shows a nearly 15 percent national rise in December postal receipts. Chicago leads with about 23 percent growth reaching 76 dollars and 94 cents, while New York climbs near 11 percent to 1,120,900 dollars. Jersey City New Haven and Dayton report declines.
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Washington
United States
Chicago
New York
Jersey City
New Haven
Dayton
Ohio
Caution Urged in Enlistment Youths by War Department
Washington January circular warns recruiting officers nationwide to exercise utmost care in enlistment applications. The War Department seeks proof in cases where applicants claim to have just passed 21, amid many discharge requests based on minority.
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Washington, Jan. C
War Department
Department
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Malaga
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W. HA. Klein
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Hull
Speculator
Ela
Sinbad
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Troy and
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Butte Street Railway
W. A. Killien
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Coon
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V. OU. Hudgens
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KE. B. Ww Caehier
George Stevenson
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