Butte Current Notes Items in City
Rent pianos from Orton Broa. If you bought it at Sherman's, it's good. Rich and mellow. Cream Rye whiskey. H. R. Whitehill of Anaconda is in the city. H. R. Ives of the capital is paying Butte a visit. Born To the wife of August Tuline, 108 Bell street, a girl. Ye old Musty on draught at Jerry Mullins, 17 North Main. Join the Harrison Mutual Burial association now. See Sherman Reed Doctor Hanson surgeon and specialist Silver Bow block. X ray examinations, Edward Scharinkow and J. C. Shaubut of Deer Lodge are in the city. The Standard office moved to 28 East Broadway next to city hall. W. F. Cobban left yesterday for Salt Lake. He will return latter part of the week. A. N. Rand improving after pneumonia. Sundays papers from New York Chicago Frisco Denver at P O News stand. Toxen Worm manager of Captain Jinks in city. Play at Broadway theater Jan 28 and 24. Ki A Steifer and niece Dora Beerstecher from Belgrade will return to Helena. Phil Carr traveling representative in city for St Paul house. John O Rourke in city on Montana interests. Mr and Mrs William R Hosking ill but improving. Marriage licenses issued to Byrne and Broome, OBrien and Riley, McElroy and Murphy, Farrell and Jones. Addie Shapley convalescing after intestinal trouble. visiting Kalispell. Attorney John R Grice associate counsel for prosecution in state vs J W Kelley for murder of Cayley. to be tried at term. Collections a specialty. Morris Binnard, attorney.
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H. R. Whitehill
Anaconda
H. R. Ives
Butte
August Tuline
Bell Street
Jerry Mullins
North Main
Harrison Mutual Burial Association
Sherman & Reed
Hanson
Edward Scharinkow
J. C. Shaubut
Deer Lodge
Standard
East Broadway
City Hall
W. F. Cobban
Salt Lake
A. N. Rand
New York
Chicago
Frisco
Denver
P. O. News
Toxen Worm
Captain Jinks
Ki. A. Steifer
Dora Beerstecher
Belgrade
Helena
Phil Carr
St. Paul
John O'Rourke
California
Montana
William R.hosking
East Park Street
Mr. Hosking
Peter Byrne
Lucy Broome
Timothy J. O'Brien
Bridget
J. W. Kelley
H. A. Cayley
McClernan
Czar Praises Witte For A Decade Of Finance Work
In St. Petersburg on January 14 the czar addressed Minister Witte expressing gratitude for ten years of service as finance minister. The note lauds Witte for faithful devotion to the throne and empire, his handling of national finances, and his instruction of the czarowitch in political economy. The czar hopes to retain Witte's services at the head of the finance ministry. Nicholas signs as grateful well wisher. Joe Bernstein starts wrestling at the Odeon in Baltimore with two early throws and a 25 dollar bounty if he fails to throw a man within 15 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Minister Witte
M. Witte
Czarowitch
Joe Bernstein
Odeon Theater
Baltimore
Woman's suffrage debate prompts bill readings
A legislative session outlined proposed bills on direct legislation and various state issues. Many measures covered education, infrastructure, labor, and public safety with committees named for review. The day included numerous readings and new introductions before adjourning.
Local Telephone Girls Win Wage Increase in Butte
The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone office in Butte announces wage raises for staff after negotiations. Central operators rise to 50 dollars, chief central to 55, and chief toll operators to 60 per month, ending the dispute without a strike.
Fortune Teller Mme Renna Adverts Readings
A fortune teller Mme Renna offers love marriage divorce readings for one dollar. Located at the Stephens block room 2 114 West Park Street corner of Montana Butte. Don't put off today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme, Renna
Stephens Block
West Park Street
Montana
Butte
Knife attack at Red Lodge saloon ends in arrests
In Red Lodge the Finn saloon cardroom became the scene of a nearly fatal knife fight after insults passed between John Talvili and Louis Mattilla. Talvili attacked three men, injuring Jacob Jacobson and Mattilla, and was captured by City Marshal James McAllister. He faces assault charges with possible license revocation for the saloon.
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Standard
Red Lodge
Finn
Coleman
Upper Billings Avenue
John Talvili
Talvili
Louis Mattilla
Mattilla
Jacob
James McAllister
Corbett Yet Champion In Exhibition Bout At Hot Springs
Hot Springs Ark Jan 4 Young Corbett featherweight champion won a decision over Austin Rice in the 18th round of what was billed as a 20 round fight The fight was uneven and labored with Rice showing notable footwork and defense but lacking power The bout ended when Rice’s corner threw in the towel after Corbett landed several sharp blows and Rice appeared exhausted A preliminary bout featured John Schwartz defeating Chick Edwards after seven rounds in Louisville observers anticipated further challenges for the winner from featherweights across the country.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Young Corbett
Austin Rice
New London
Corbett
Rice
Mulligan
Parta
John Schwartz
Louisville
Chick Edwards
San Francisco
Schwartz
Buttes Lose The Series In Tight Bowling Night
The Non Compos Mentis beat the Buttes 2,599 to 2,517 over five games at Thornton alleys. Mel Intyre topped the night with 218 for Non Compos, while Kohl of the Buttes bowled well with a 191 average. Tonight the Silver Bows face the Pets in the next match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Thornton Alleys
Kohl
The
Buttes
MelIntyre
Richards
Corbett Forfeit Payment Sent to Smith in New York
James J. Corbett sent $2,900 to Al Smith in New York City as a forfeit for a match with Jeffries. The payment was delivered on January 14 in London Ontario.
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London
Ontario
James J. Corbett
al Smith
New York City
Jeffries
Alleged boy counterfeiter freed after federal dismissal
F K E Taler a 16 year old accused counterfeiter had federal charges dropped by U S District Attorney Carl Rasch after review. Evidence included lead pieces the size of nickels and a plaster mold. Taler admitted making coins for use in slot machines and was released by Commissioner Frary.
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Standard
Great Falls
F. EK. Taler
United States
Carl Rasch
Helena
Taler
Green
Frary
Slot machines reopen after court ruling in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge January 14 report that county attorney Emerson's order shutting all slot machines was followed by local owners, but a police judge in Butte yesterday changed the picture. Some machines reappeared and operated in the morning, suggesting a possible test case outcome from the operators' action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Deer Lodge
Emerson
Boyle
Butte
Man Injured by Heavy Ice Chute at Butte Plant
B L Baker foreman at Butte Ice company hospitalised after being struck by a descending ice chute. He suffered broken ribs and shoulder back bruises with possible internal injuries. Incident occurred as he directed lowering of the chute from the icehouse. Baker, husband and father of two, was aiding removal of a pickup when struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Baker
Butte Ice Company
Murray & Freund
Reception Road
Baker
Butte
Medical Promises and Cures Amid Public Skepticism
A fragmented medical advisory piece touts long trial efforts and patience in treatment. It highlights aims to cure quickly with safe remedies, suggesting open discussion of an Italian perspective and claims of noninjurious devices and procedures.
Contracted Disorders Are Thoroughly Cured In Treatment
The text asserts every treated case of contracted disease is completely cured with no infection or inflammation remaining. Once pronounced cured, there is no risk of the disease returning or spreading to the general system, and no residual anger about recurrence.
We Also Cure Varico and More at Office Consultation
An old pamphlet titled Live the Rest of Your Life a Man offers guidance and treatment options. It promotes office consultations and claims free mailing for interested readers.
Gun control bill aims at Northern Montana gunmen
Helena January 14 Senator Mahons bill in the senate seeks severe penalties for carrying concealed weapons to curb gun violence in Northern Montana. It defines concealed weapons and sets fines up to 200 dollars with 10 to 30 day jail terms, plus harsher penalties for carrying into elections or public places. The measure follows a Glasgow election night shooting where a gunman was killed and bystanders wounded. The bill exempts peace officers and frontier county residents. it increases fines to 500 dollars in certain cases and allows arrest without a warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mahon
Senate
Montana
Justice of the Peace
Glasgow
Jack Stevens
William Humphrey
George Hurd
Him melsberger Discharged After Coal Theft Case
Alfred Himmelsberger, arrested for stealing coal from cars along the Pennsylvania railroad cutoff north of Lancaster, was discharged to-day. He said money to buy coal was unavailable and theft aimed to feed his starving wife and children. Railroad officers asked for discharge to avoid prosecuting men in his plight amid a worsening coal famine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Alfred Himmelsberger
Pennsylvania Railroad
Himmelsberger
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Hilger
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Johnson
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Éore Len
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Daniel McDonald
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Arthur Miller
Dan McDonald
Billings
Carver
Cascade Club
Newbro Drug Co
N. Main St
Ing Games
Mme. Rhea
Owsley Block
Mime
Wineberg Bros
Smith's New Cash Market
Bast Park
H. H. Hubbart
Co. W. Wilson
Addie Shapley
East Broa
Fair
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William E. Casey
C. R. Burkett
Pestone Springs, Mont
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Westmoreland
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Eighth Legislative Assembly
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Donovan
Calderhead
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Tate
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John D. Ryan Freeident
Sonr R. Toole
Co. Bwinborne
Z. A. Kunkel
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Main and Park
John A. Creighton
A. W. Stapleton
T. Hodgens
Europe
John A. Preighton
Omaha
G. W. Stapleton
AL Hariet
BE. D. Leavitt
V. Kemper
PM. Hodgens
J. O. Hodgens
First National Bank
OF Kaite
Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbott
E. B. Weirick
J. S. Dutton
Charles R. Leonard
T. R. Hinds
V. Prest
Fayette Harrington
Capital
Silver Row National Bank
Butte City
F. Aug. Heinse
Marchesseau
A. Balmfirth
A. Augendre
Paris
Newbre Drug Co
Mont
Rite
Richards Th Butta Undertaker
W. Park St
Phene
A. Augendr
France
D. Newbro Drug Co
Jackson
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