Butte Notes Reveals Wide Roster of Visitors and Local News
Multiple residents from Dillon, Helena, Whitehall, Missoula and other towns are noted as guests or visitors at the Arizona, New Finlen, Grand and Thornton hotels in Butte. Arrivals include Dr. C. E. Emory resuming practice, Mrs. Joanna Prendergast injured in a fall, and numerous businessmen stopping for brief transacting. Community events include a First Presbyterian church dinner tonight with adult and child pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Broa
F. Nelson
Livingston
Arizona
J. M. Boyle
Ronan
C. E. Emory
Rialto
le Reed
T. Johns
Great Falla
The
Beall
Whitehall
Joanna Prendergast
St. James Hospital
First Presbyterian Church
Joe
Cole
GD. Selway
Divide
Butte
C. L. Hewitt
Corbin
New Finion
A. F. Peterson
Dillon
New Pinion
E. Hawkins
Garrison
Violet Lagen
Alberta Jenkins
Hilma
Bat
John Masser
Missoula
F. J. Maverick
Frank van Eschen
Billings
W. E. Good
Washoe
Winlen
J. P. Nelson
Frank Foster
Ennis
Clare Hiller
Sheridan
Julius Suckow
Mise Ethel Suckow
White Sulphur Springs
Grand
J. McCleary
HL. J. Long
A. G. Warren
George Hiley
New Finien
Charles Smith
Thornton
Detective
Munsey
Adventure
P.O
Kav
Assault Charges Involving Bobby McCleary Case
In the county attorney's office a complaint lists Bobby McCleary as a defendant in an assault case. Charles Tut tle is named as complainant alleging injuries include a swollen eye. The incident reportedly occurred on Utah avenue with McCleary accused of striking Tut tle and others during a period prior to a recent event. Walter Het Hoe, a friend of McCleary, is mentioned in connection with related charges against Het tick for hitting William Johnson with a cuspider. The report references a South Arizona street location and a Weep area event detailed by witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby’ McCleary
Charles Tutte
Hettick
William Johnson
Tuttle
Arizona
Weep
Baby photographs ready by January twenty second
A brief notice states baby photographs will be ready by January 22. The announcement mentions a Friday evening pickup at the location, with exact times and procedures to be advised.
Youth of 20 Sent to State Asylum
A 30 year old from Michigan told Judge William E Carroll at a sanity hearing he had discovered a vibratory process claimed to cure diseases worth about one million dollars. Detectives harassed him as he argued mysticism could cure tuberculosis and others. Physicians found no secret appliance. he admitted carrying one. He fears poisoning attempts and was ordered confined for evaluation at Warm Springs before transfer to Michigan.
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Michigan
William E. Carroll
Walter Morrison
Butte
Omer
Dos
Carroll
Dee
BB. Schwarte
Z. Grigg
Warm Springs
Man Frisked Claims Knife Attack in Vroom Block
Joe Lubich told police Arthur Dubois held a knife to his throat and shook his clothes. Lubich was fined $10 in police court for disturbance. Dubois and Li Dich faced charges as witnesses testified across the Vroom block incident. The landlady testified Lubich rang bells and Dubois ejected him, while Li Dich alleged he was assaulted at the Clock room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lubich
Arthur Dubois
Dubois
Lubich
Vroom
Dubos
Li Dich
Lubieh
Lu- Dich
Dubote
Two Soldiers Hideout Reported to Chief Murphy
Charlew Kerrigan and John Kobloh turned in at Camp Lewis and told Chief Murphy they had left in December and wished to return to their posts The chief notified army authorities at Fort Missouri
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlew Kerrigan
John Kobloh
Lewis Yearsrday
Pat
Murphy
Fort Missouri
Old-Time Corpse Would Take Drink at Club Meeting
The Montana pioneers club heard a reading of the proposed constitution and by laws and elected officers. Judge Lippincott recalled 1883 Montan a growth, noting nine counties then and 53 now. A fonda entertainment is planned for February.
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T. Kirkpatrick
Beaverhead County
Montana Society of Pioneers
Butte
Bovee
Delia Pets
Mantey
Grimes
M. E. Hughes
Sreinborn
Calle
Judge Lippincott
Green Majors
Alamed
Cal
Dick Butler
John Read
Butte Intermountain
Butler
Lippincott
Monta
Fonda
Montana Turkeys Sent East by Trainloads
Montana turkeys shipped east in large quantities by the Great Northern route. The article notes at least 1,280,000 pounds in total sales with prices averaging around 60 cents in eastern markets. Major contributing towns include Havre Great Falls Lewis Moccasin Livingston and Bozeman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Ailway
Montana
Drives Burning Truck Averts House Fire Near Utah
Quick work by W. H. Kermode of Sweet Brothers' commission house on Utah averted a serious blaze yesterday afternoon. He started a truck that suddenly burst into flames and drove it away from a building when the seat belt gave way. Arizona Street Fire Department arrived and extinguished the fire promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Kermode
Sweet Brothers’ Commission House
Utah
A . House
Kermode
Arizona Street Fire Department
Catholic Monthly Now Published in Butte
The Catholic Monthly magazine is now published in Butte after four years in Portland. William Nettleton is named business manager and advertising solicitor and serves as secretary treasurer of the Butte Typographical Union. He also chairs the Home Industrial Committee. The magazine will be a permanent fixture in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Yeaterday
William Nettleton
Nettleton
Butte Typographical Union
Airman of the Home Industrial Committee
Imagasine
Portland
Funeral notices and obituaries from Butte area
Edward Raffath dies at home in Butte funeral Thursday at Mount Moriah cemetery. German native immigrated as a boy and spent 40 years as a miner in Butte. Survived by widow, three sons William Raymond Melvin. two daughters Alma and Alice Raffath all of Butte. Catherine Guay dies at age three weeks. survived by brother Joseph Jr. Funeral plans not set. Dorothy War saw funeral held at aunt's home then St Patrick's Church and St. Patrick's Cemetery. officiant Rev John Meshan. John Albert Babcock infant burial in Mount Moriah. Marion McPike funeral held, services at Richard's Chapel, internment Mount Moriah Cemetery.
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Dtah
Joseph di
Mount Moriah
Raffath
Germany
Butte
Sona
Willian
Raymond
Melvin Hafrath
Alma
Alice Raffath
Catherine Guay
Catherine Shirley Guay
Joeph Gury
Guay
Joseph Jr
Bardock
John” Albert
Babcock
Grand Avenue
Cr ¥. Chapman
Mercury Drops but Zero Temperature Holds Steady in Montana
After a passing storm, Butte saw about an inch of snow and temperatures fluctuated hourly. At five o'clock yesterday the mercury fell to eight above, noon showed six above, then rose and fell again. Butte remained warmer than Billings but colder than Thompson Falls Livingston Great Falls and Lewistown in a chilly statewide pattern. Snow was light in the central counties with no heavy falls reported. A lingering cold spell and new storms were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mercury
Billings
Thompson Falls
Livingston
Great Falls
Lewistown
Driver abandons truck to fire fighters after crash
Matt H. Kermode leaped from a burning transfer truck at 146 Walnut Street and reported the fire. He flagged aid when flames erupted from the engine as the vehicle halted near Platinum and Nevada, and firefighters extinguished the blaze after the alarm was turned in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt H. Kermode
Walnut Street
Works
Transfer Company
Platinum
Nevada Atreta
Kermode
Arizona
Wtreel
Assailant Stole His Money Reported in Court
A man claims an assailant took his money, with Janino Frat connected to the incident. Charges involve Murphy and Sturphy Way, court action ongoing with details unclear from the fragment.
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L. Horrie
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Butte Notes
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Ieee
Srappe
Suivant
Brlock
McCarthy’s
West Park
K. OF
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Catholic Monthly
Brel Jamess
FORD
Edward Raffath
Winter Garden
Loomis Orchestra
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ELKS
M. Buster
Winter Garden School OF Dancing
Monte Austin
Gall Fire Fighters
Janino
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Butte Coal Co
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