Butte Current Notes and Local Business Tidbits
Rent pianos from Orton Broad. If you bought it at Sherman’s it’s good. Attorney T J Walsh of Helena is in the city. Ye old Musty are on draught at Jerry Mullins 17 North Main. Mrs Fred Powell and Mrs E Thomas of Boulder are in the city. Join the Harrison Mutual Burial association now see Sherman Reed Dr Hanson surgeon and specialist Silver Bow block. X ray examinations. The Standard office has moved to 28 fast Broadway next door to city hall. Haire Mrs S Haire and Mrs W J Bradshaw were among arrivals from Helena yesterday. J Fine formerly of Montana but now a mining broker and promoter of New York is in the city. Sunday’s papers from New York Chicago Frisco Denver and all principal cities today at P News stand. G H Olmstead of Pocatello superintendent of the Montana division of the Oregon Short Line railroad is in the city on business. An information charging Willie Johns and George Washington with incorrigibility and vagrancy was filed yesterday in Judge Mettlernan s court. The boys are in custody and will be tried as soon as the disbarment proceedings are ended. Morris Binnard attorney 21 Silver Bow block.
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Orton
Sherman's
T. J. Walsh
Helena
Jerry Mullins
North Main
Fred Powell
E. Thomas
Boulder
Harrison Mutual Burial Association
Sherman & Reed
Hanson
Standard
Fast Broadway
City Hall
G. H. Olmstead
Pocatello
Montana
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Willie Johns
George Washington
Mettlernan
Beys
Death Claims Little Girl Marian Riddle
Marian Riddle six year old daughter of J A and Mrs J A Riddle of 7 South Washington street died at 11 yesterday from heart disease after months of illness. Interment planned for Missoula. The child was patient cheerful and fortitude was noted as parents sought relief including a California trip a year ago.
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Marian Webster Riddle
J. A. Riddle
South
Washington Street
Missoula
Marian Riddle
Someoime
California
Thumb Torn From Hand In Mine Mule Incident
Felix Farrell lost the left thumb after a mule pulling five ore cars at the Bell mine slipped a hook and bolted. A mine worker tried to free him but the thumb tore away as the mule kicked and pulled. The injury was treated at St James hospital by Dr. Alexander. A grand card party by Division No. 2 of the Ladies Auxiliary, A. O. H., is set for Saturday afternoon January 17 at I. O. G. T. hall with 25 cent admission and refreshments.
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Bell Mine
Felix Farrell
Farrell
St. James’ Hospital
Alexander
Ladies’ Auxiliary
I. O. G. T. Hall
Railroad workers win new wage agreement in Nebraska
Engineers and firemen on the Fremont Elkhorn and Missouri Valley line, part of the Northwestern system, have received a new company agreement. The accord includes wage increases and other concessions, though full terms are not yet public.
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Omaha
Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Railroad
Northwestern System
Silver Bow County Annexation Bid Aims Elk Park Territory
Residents of Elk Park and Woodville seek annexation into Silver Bow county via a bill proposed by Senator Tewey. The territory spans three townships including Woodville and the Great Northern yards, covering about 16 by 6 miles. Backers argue proximity to Butte and reduced travel for official business justify the change.
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Elk Park
Silver Bow County
Modest Sum Planned for Butte City Hall Records Vault
The city council committee estimates 2615 to build and equip a new hall of records vault for Butte the largest city in the northwest. The plan includes an 40 foot clear vault under the sidewalk with a railroad iron and asphalt roof and electric lighting. A stairway would provide access from the mall area to the basement vault. The matter will be decided at an upcoming council meeting.
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City Hall of Records
Hall of Records
Butte
Great Northwest
Council Committee
Stewart not dead safe arrival in Boston
A Butte man named Jack Stewart, the big carpenter who stood up before Fitzsimmons, is alive and visiting Boston. Reports of his death in a Pittsburgh railroad wreck were false. the deceased Stewart lived in Allegheny, Pennsylvania. A Butte friend inquired after him, confirming he remains well and plans to return to Butte in six weeks. Merchants’ lunch offered at The California from 11 m to 3 pm. ham eggs and coffee from 1 am to 3 pm.
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Jack Stewart
Fitzsimmons
Pittsburg
Boston
Stewart
Butte Stewart
Allegheny
Butte
Jack
Chicago
Erie Road
Erie
Pennsylvania
The
California
Get All They Ask for Boston and Montana Records
A compiled report highlights requests for records from Boston and Montana, detailing agencies involved and the scope of information sought. The document outlines how officials handle access requests and positions each jurisdiction’s transparency practices.
Motion to Inspect Records in Comanche Mine Suit Granted
In the Comanche mine case Pat Mullins gains court approval to inspect and copy all records held by Boston and Montana Mining Co relating to the Comanche mine and ore from 1893 onward Justice Clancy will supervise the examination with three days notice to the defendant Also parties argued demurrer and the court overruled it The defendant must answer by January 24 189?
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Pat Mullins
Boston & Montana Mining Company
Clancy
C R. Leonard
T. J. Walsh
Mullins
John F.forbis
Leonard and
Walsh
Butte & Boston
Fortune Teller Readings Offered by Mme Renna in Butte
A palmist and clairvoyant named Mme Renna offers readings on love marriage divorce work troubles changes and journeys for $1. Located in the Stephens block room 2 114 West Park Street at the corner of Montana in Butte. Don’t delay today.
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Mme
Renna
Stephens Block
West Park Street
Montana
Butte
Crusade Against Delinquents for License Fees Gains Steam
County attorney files daily complaints against delinquents for operating professions or businesses without licenses. The list shortens as James Maher, the county treasurer who started the prosecutions, notes growing success. Warrants issued yesterday for R. M. McAuliffe, J. W. Hogue, Dr. H. M. Hall, R. S. Alley, Amos Booth, and W. B. Coulter in various court districts. more complaints expected today.
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James Maher
Justice Taylor
R. M. McAuliffe
J. W. Hogue
Philip Harrington
H. M. Hall
R.S. Alley
Timothy Harrington
Amos Booth
W. B. Coulter
Judge Vacates Hearing in Hall Nuisance Case
Judge Boyle vacated the hearing against S. W. Hall on a nuisance charge tied to water overflow from the Nora mine onto Galena Street and Kemper Avenue. He cleared the case to allow remedial action after a morning investigation with Acting Mayor Siebenaler and Street Commissioner McLaughlin. further prosecution would follow if conditions are not fixed.
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S. W. Hall
Nora
Galena Street
Kemper Avenue
Father says his son is bad incorrigible boy sought by police
John McAuliffe a Bell mine blacksmith requests Helena police locate his 14 year old son George McAuliffe, an incorrigible who disappeared after being trusted at the county jail. The father will send the boy to reform school once found.
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John McAuliffe
Bell Mine
Caledonia Street
George McAuliffe
Young McAuliffe
Helena
McAuliffe
Watch Stolen From Dr Fogelson At Meaderville
Detective Jerry Murphy identified E Shackleford as the alleged receiver of a watch stolen about two months prior from Dr Charles Fogelson. Shackleford was traced after selling the watch to Simon Bank and is confined in the county jail. Dr Fogelson identified the timepiece and filed the complaint in Justice Libby's court. Hearing is set for next Monday afternoon.
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E. Shackleford
Jerry Murphy
Charles Fogelson
Shackleford
County Discusses Repeal of Public License List Law
Silver Bow county commissioners consider repealing a two year old law that requires publishing every six months a list of license pays. Publishing costs $600 per edition and may yield no public benefit though delinquents names might help. Chairman Clark urges action and plans to raise the issue at Helena meeting with other county law proposals.
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Silver Bow
Clark
Hudnall
United
Helena
Oregon Trainmen Seek 20 Percent Wage Increase
A six member committee from engineers firemen conductors brakemen and other Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen members began talks with Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co officials in Portland about wages. The union seeks a 20 percent raise and the conference is expected to last several days with about 1000 men represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Brotherhood of
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co
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Fairfield
Morris Binnard
Mrs. J
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Town of
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Jefferson County
Tewey
Woodville
Great Northern Yards
Wood Ville
Park
EE. Kinman
Great Northern
Kinman
Boston & Montana Records
Pat
Walker
Steele
Andrew J. Walker
David H. Steele
Dan Yancey
James Campbell
Justice Olsen
M. M. Mayer
Fred Leslie
Campbell
Mary Pierson
William F. Pierson
Pierson
Cascade Club
Newbro Drug Co
Ain St., Butte
Justice Court
Linquenta
Oregon
Roman Steel
Morris
India
Brownfield-Canty Carpet CO
West Park
Booth
Ritter
Graham
New York County
West Park, Butte
Park Street Clothier
Fair
the Fair Drug and Assay Supply CO
East Park Street
Putte
William E. Casey
C. R. Burkett
Pestone Springs
Mont
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F. Alls. Heinze
A. B. Clements
Pital
John Detan
John R. Toole
Swinborn DE
R. A. Kunkel
State Savings Bank
Main and Park
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
T. Hodgens
United States
Europe
John A. Benton
A. H. Barret
E. D. Leavitt
S. V. Kemper
M. Hodgens
J. O. Hodgens
First National Bank
Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbott
E. B. Weirick
J. 8S. Dutton
Charles R. Leonard
T. R. Hin V
Fayette Harriington
Capital
Silverbow National Bank
Butte City
Charles Ronard
Ne Heinze
S. Marchesseau
A. Jalmtrn
A. Louis
C. W. Newton
T. R. John ,MacGinnis
Fayette Worvianeee
A. Augendre
Paris
Newbre Drug Co
Afi Dewg
Tha Butta Undertaker
Ers
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A. Augendir
France
D. M. Newbro Drug Co
Jackson R
Dearborn
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