Butte Current Notes Roundup From Old Montana Paper
A brisk column notes social visits, local ads, and happenings around Butte including visits by Newman, Frank Black, and Mr. and Mrs. McCain. It records sales at the Clothery, wine and liquor shopping at Lisa's, and various town-to-town trips to Helena and Great Falls. Also mentions new staff for county and railroad offices and upcoming events at the Pictorial Review stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaughlin Coal Co
Orton Bros
Walker
West Park Street
George C. Bennett
Artland
Sam D. Goza
Veteran Insurance Wnat
Clothery
North Main
Mra
M.D. Pratt
Alameda
Mra. E. St. Ron
Red Rocks
Butte
Newman
Helena
B. McCarthy
Rex
Mary E. Moore
Jefferson Island
Frank Black
Yegen Bros
Great Falls
M. McCain
Spokane
Basin
P.P. Dowling
Jacob Oliver
C. M. Maxwell
B.S. West
Lisa's
Sherif Jack Dolan
Siemens & Booth
Adv
Louise Polkinghorn
Cleopatra ‘Thimble Club
North Main Street
Distinguished Japanese Mining Official Visits Anaconda Ties
A Furukawa Mining Company representative from Tokio visited Butters or Hori to study mining and metallurgy. He carries introductions to C. W. Joodaie of Anaconda Company, who met many Japanese miners during his Japan visit last year. Mr. Hart toured the Anaconda smelter yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butters Or
Hori
Furukawa Mining Company
Tokio
C. W. Joodaie
Anaconda Company
Japan
Mr. Hart
Anaconda
Five Ribs Broken In Auto Collision
In district court Harris A. Caraplis sues Thomas A. Walsh and Mrs Walsh seeking damages after a July collision at Utah avenue and Troy street left Caraplis with five broken ribs and a back injury. The case cites recklessness and alleges injury from a streetcar incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris A. Caraplis
Thomas A. Walsh
Fragmentary OCR Text On Noisy Page
Fragmented OCR from a historical page shows garbled quotes and stray phrases. Readable items mention a medical or scientific term sequence and scattered names. The legible portions hint at a possible debate or note about a specific topic but lack coherent narrative.
Caving Ground Knocks Miner Into Waste Chute
W R Preece of 920 Talbot Avenue was seriously injured at the Tramway mine by a fall of ground. He suffered a compound fracture of both feet, internal injuries, and was taken to St James hospital. The rock knocked him into a waste chute, dropping ten feet. condition not critical, according to his physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Preece
Talbot Avenue
St. James’ Hospital
Preece
Question and Answer Trivia from a Penny Newsletter
A list of Q and A items covers topics from William Penn and early transit myths to presidential inaugurations, geography, science, and historical trivia. It includes dates, places like Philadelphia and New York, and figures about oceans depths, population, and boxing fight attendance with estimates.
Boucher’s Clean-Up Sale at West Park Street
Ad reads a clear out sale at Boucher's store offering fine salts and overcoats with emphasis on high trade, located at 37-30 West Park Street. Adv type advertising notes a clean-up sale at the style store known for its high grade merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boucher
Tyle
Boucher's
West Park Street
Atlantic Opening Delays for January 16 Launch
The Atlantic bar planned to open this week now targets Thursday January 16 at 5 PM. The venue confirms a late start but aims to welcome patrons with an afternoon to evening service window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rav
Weather Forecast Slips Into Cold Spell Prediction
Reported lines describe a coming cold period with forecasts from Washington to Medicine Hat warning of snow and storm. Forecasters say a storm is due, with expectations of low temperatures, heavy snowfall, and possible chinook winds amid widespread speculation from old prospectors and weather offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Plains
el Paso
Medicine Hat
Wharton
Ser
Weather Office
State education issues to be discussed at Methodist banquet
Governor Stewart and state officials will attend a Mountain View Methodist Episcopal church banquet next Wednesday evening. After the banquet educational questions will be discussed with 155 persons present. The Rev. Thomas Nicholson of New York, a church education expert, will be the principal speaker alongside Charles Bovard, president of Montana Western College. Bishop Luccock, resident bishop over Dakota, Montana, and adjoining areas, will address the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas Nicholson
New York
Charles Bovard
Montana Westeran College
Luccock
Dakota
Maho
Montana
Escaped prisoner details emerge amid custody dispute
Constable Monahan testifies that alentine, the prisoner who escaped Tuesday evening, was not in his custody when the escape occurred. He explains two fellow jail staffers were present and he could not see further action beyond turning over the prisoner. The incident centers on custody at the jail and who opened the jail door. In separate notes, Donald Arthur and Miss Helen Mae Prouts wed at St John’s Episcopal Church, with attendants Jessie Wharton and W. D. Mangam. The couple plans a Southbound honeymoon before settling on West Aluminum Street in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monahan
Alentine
Sentine
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Donald Arthur
Elu
Helen
Mae Prouts
Butte
Tm. Sbclets
S'elock
Jessie Wharton
W. D. Mangam
Episcopal Church
Willan H. Stitchell
Arthur
South
Bog West Aluminum Street
Unsolicited Diamond Offer Garnered From Lapsed Loans
A dealer claims access to top diamonds at remarkably low prices through lapsed loans that transfer gems to his ownership. He asserts cash purchases enable bargains in eastern markets and profits of about 85 percent below standard prices. He presents it as an open invitation to buyers nationwide.
New Plan Seen to Meet Supreme Court Decree
New York reports Union Pacific seeks to lease Central Pacific from Southern Pacific to satisfy the court's decree dissolving the Union and Southern Pacific. The arrangement would likely involve transfer of Southern Pacific stock valued around 3126,000,000 to Union Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Central Pacific Railroad Company
Southern Pacific Company
Supreme Court
Union and Southern
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Christopher Martin Dies From Bronchial Trouble
Christopher Martin, age five, died at 240 Virginia St in Butte after a ten day bronchitis attack. He leaves a wife and four brothers and sisters, plus foreman James Martin at the Anaconda mine and Lawrence Martin a miner. His parents and four sisters live in New Jersey. Henry’s story The Deceiver was produced in dramatic form in Grand Rapids by Norman Hackett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astopher Martin
Butte Mines
Virginia Street
New Jersey
Martin
William
Christopher
Thomas
Butte James
Anaconda
Lawrence Martin
Henry
Grand Rapids
Norman Hackett
Minnesota lecturer speaks to Bozeman women on suffrage
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Bozeman Jan The Minnesota educator and lecturer Marla Ly Sav ford spoke at a Bozeman Woman's club meeting on Why I Am a Suffragist and later addressed the Agricultural College assembly on The Value of Literature. She noted long involvement with Susan B Anthony Anna Shaw and other suffragists and said personal experience in Minnesota helped convince her of the ballot's equality value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Boseman
Jan
Marla Ly Savford
Minnesota
Bozeman Today
Oe Woman's Club
Susan SB Anthony
de. Anna Shaw
Bank stockholders elect Silver Bow officers and directors
The Silver Bow National Bank stockholders elected A J Bennett John Macy Jinniss AS Christie H P Pixsot D J Fitegerald B Bennett and Zepain Joe as directors. Directors then chose Jobs MacGinnis president and HP Bennett cashier. Job and M D Bair were named appointees as vice president and cashier. The board approved a 4.5 percent semiannual dividend and a 2 percent transfer to the surplus fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow National Bank
A. J. Bennett
John Macy Jinniss
AS. Christie
H. P. Pixsot
Fitegerald
P. Bennett
Zepain Joe
Jobs MacGinnisa
HP. Bennett
Agaist
Fant Cashiers
Job
M.D. Bair
Wes
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Butte News
East Roadway
Telephone
Independent Telephone
Bulle, Mont
Patrick Conlon
California
Elmer Binder
Dan Dre
John Henry Cronin
Taste
Henry Hartman
Sunset
Idaho
Tagheen
Ladies
Ald Society of the
Mountain View
H.rissey
West Broadway
Marie Powers
P. J. Calpin
Clara Powers
Boston
Archie. Darragh
Selina Crave
Nicholas Beschen
Cecelia
Largon
Nicholas Mee
Mary Shang
John A. Tong
Mary R. Grieser
Frida Bjork
Ellen M. Peterson
Main Street
Ente
Cha
Elias Scterocopaulas
Damn Kdlaby
Rockus
South Main Street
Prokas
Rockaa
Rockas
W. E. Lawlor
Charles Lawlor
J. J. Harrington
Harrington
Bey
Thurston Teache
Chicago
Spencer D. Kelly
Butte High School
McClern
District Court
Fot Kelly
Kelly
Gency
Lynch
Miners’ Savings Bank and Trust
the Clothery
Terior Ammen
Corner Park and
Dakota Sts
William Penn
Penn
Kensington Park
Philadelpinia
Hutte
South Butte
Moana
Flathead
Philadelphia
Garfield
Buce
Roosevelt
McKinsey
Buffalo
N.Y Quint
Commissioner of Patents
Washington, D. C
Taft
Troosevelt
A. &. Grant
Robert
Lee
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
North America
South America
United States
Whitney
Mount Hibert
Colorado
Mount Rainier
MTA
Jeffries Johnson
Reno
Tex Rickards
Tanah
Sack ‘Gleason
Rickard
Atlantic
Epors
Mever
Says
Mose Linz
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
Wm. Brownfield
Jas. A. Canty
Weinberg’s
Christopher Martin
Bozeman
Bane
Harper’s Creamery
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