Butte Notes on Visitors and Brief City Arrivals
Local notes list numerous visitors and guests in Butte from Billings Helena Dillon Livingston Ennis Missoula and Basin. Entries mention hotel stays at Arizona New Finlen Thornton and the Finlen and include names such as E G Newton J P Nelson T Futrall and R C Noble. Also notes marriage license holders and a series of short classifieds and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank K. Pike
Bozeman
Mabison
Basin
Arizona
James Davis
Ennis i
Butte
I. K. Holtzinger
Helena
Saturday Post
P. O
J.P. Nelson
Ennis
Aming
George W. Lovell
Dillon
New Finlen
Mac Geary
Cora ‘Aughlin
Melsville
Floyd Gofer
W. Wilson
Livingston
Ian
Sullivan
Bourquin’s Court
Northen
Elty
Dr. Cole
West Park
Sacred Heart
T. Goddard
Billings
Finte LK
Price
New Finten
T. E. Futrall
Ennis Merchant
Acoma
le. Thompson
Bilgas
M.D. Adame
E.T. Coy
Missoula
Thornton
We Lake Park
South Coropado
Los Angeles
Philipsburg
Ramuelson
Thorton
N. P. Purdell
Great Falls
H. F. Winslow
R. C. Noble
J. E. Edwards
Forsyth
George L. Robinson
Silver Bow
Gouplea
Marriage Mcensee
Suit over water right started again in Butte
Judge O F Goddard resumed hearings in the water right case of F L St Ogne et al v Charles A Blakeley city of Butte and others in Silver Bow district court. Eight attorneys represented rights to water from Blacktail Deer Creek as portions of early records were read. Also noted were filings in probate and divorce actions including Marie Barnabo estate and Bridget M Byrne alimony and attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Goddard
Billings
F. L. St. Ogne
Charles A. Blakeley
Butte
Willam
Carroll
Department of Left Court
Goddard
Bow
G. B. Winston
Deer Lodge
Blacktail Deer Creek
Art
Berthold Fisher
F. A. Yamer
Rouse
Jakie Rosenstein
Thomas Barrett
James Salis
Louella Newkirk
Limer Clark
Melvin Clark
J. Walker
August Maul
Bridget M. Byrne
Thomas Byrne
Emain B. Nichols
Coroner’s Jury Finds Byrne Took Own Life
The coroner's jury concluded Charles Byrne died at St Jamien hospital around 11 o clock last Sunday. Byrne was found on the porch of a North Emmett street residence about an hour before death. Testimony indicated Byrne had threatened to end his life several times and had been disturbed by family troubles.
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Charles Byrne
St. Jamien
Cornyrne
Iyrne
Funeral for West Porcupine victim draws large turnout
Hundreds of friends and family gathered at 610 Daly Avenue and Lawrence’s church to mourn James B. Mullaney, fatally wounded in a Sunday morning scuffle on West Porcupine Street. Requiem high mass was led by Rev Father Batons with deacon Rev J Whiton and subdeacon Rev TB Kili. Affected pallbearers included Frank Rodgers Bernard Cook Thomas Teed Joe Boyle and John Sheehan.
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James B. Mullaney
Walkerville
Youhh
Daly Avenue
Lawrence's
Whaton
TB. Kili
William Molloy
Memorial for Mrs Ed O'Donnell in Alaska
Mrs Ed O'Donnell longtime Butte resident and mining city figure passes away in Alaska after moving there two years ago. Survived by husband and daughters Clara Stella Myra Mary and many friends. A brief obituary notes her theatrical family ties and ties to Butte community. An unrelated ad for Foley products appears in the text.
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Ed O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Alaska
Butte
Clara O
Dean O'Donnell
Stella O'Donnell
O'Donnell Ie
Myra Brennan
James Me
Mary
Charles
Prisoners' Keep Charge Boosted in County Jail
County commissioners approved a resolution setting a daily confinement charge of 2.50 for liquor law violators in the county jail, with deductions from fines under state law. The 2.60 per day rate covers jail costs, and does not apply to federal prisoners.
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Commission
Montana
City Elections Preparations and Council Session
The 1925 city elections began with Mayor Horgan appointing an election committee at a city council session. Aldermen Boland, Williams, Butterfield, and others named to ward posts will report next February. The session approved a safety ordinance on handling and storage, with many provisions already complied with. Firemen seek a $15 monthly pay raise, while labor groups urged appointing a plumbe pector. Reports from several committees were read, and Alderman Pat Boland was granted a two month absence.
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Nutte
Horgan
Aum
Boland
Pleres
Willams
Butterfield
Bolle
Treasury
Ferman
Pat Boland
GEDOST Fresh from Norway headline note
Fresh from Norway features a goat unease motif with Gedost, a symbolic creature, exploring tension between tradition and modern farming culture. The quirky piece satirizes global agricultural trends through a playful animal allegory.
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Norway
Hall 15 Convicted On Liquor Charge
Jurors found William Hall proprietor of the Oxford bar guilty of possession under the state prohibition law after 15 minutes deliberation. Judge Jeremiah J. Lynch sentenced him to 60 days in jail and a $200 fine, noting the jury’s stance but warning against false testimony. Hall was arrested Jan 12. the nuisance count against him was dismissed for lack of evidence.
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William Hall
Oxford Bar
South Main Street
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Hall
John Duggan
P. H. Holland
N. A. Rotering
Frank Sul van
William H. Maloney
G. TF. Knight
Nick Ruwie
Montana Leading Turkey Producer Growth in 1924
Montana shipped about 100 cars of turkeys east and west in 1924, a 100 percent rise from 1923. State agriculture officials credit climate and resources, with J.D. Veach of Helena organizing coop marketing to promote turkey farming and cooperative marketing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Turkey
J.D. Veac
Helena
Missing Heirs Sought for Donegal Estate Inquiries
John McKeague once worked in the Butte mines in County Donegal Ireland is linked to a legacy in the old country. N H Tunneliff attorney seeks his whereabouts at Chambers Street New York and has contacted St Patrick's pastor. Father Meehan and Father A L Bonner at St Rose Hitt B D inquire about James Duggan of Hint City BD who is also an heir. Theea Duggan is located.
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John McKeague
McKague
County
Donegal
Ireland
Butte
Old Country
N. H
Record profit surge predicted for 1925 by Spokane official
J J Hoydar Spokane representative of Spokane Portland and Seattle Railway says 1925 will be the most prosperous year yet with every industry moving forward. He cites a 1926 outlook of record business across railroads and Northwest commerce despite Japan lumber orders and trade tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Hoydar
Spokane
Portland
Seattle
Lutte
Northwest
Hoydar
Middle West
California
Butte Fire Dept Answers Three Small Blazes
The Butte fire department answered three calls yesterday from small fires. A hotel bus at the Great Northern depot burst into flames but injuring no one. Fireman William Taylor extinguished the blaze with chemicals. A mattress fire at 138 West Tigerman Street caused damage and required the Gaynot 8 axe at George Golden's home, with losses estimated around $20.
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Butte
Great Northern
William Taylor
Weat
Tigerman Street
Gaynot
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URE
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North Main St
Superior Quay
Lara
McCarthy
Mack
Southern Pacific Lines
San Francisco
Aero
O. 8. S. Railroad
Ogden
Ogden Weet
C. M. Erickson
New Finlen Hotel
Butte, Mont
Butte Notes
Orton Broa
L. Goddard
Kelley Optical Parlor
Clark B'nk
E. G. Newton
New Pinton
Schumann-Heink Broadway
W. E. Carroll
Byrne
Mullaney
Foley 4 Co
BheMeld Ave
Chicago
FOLEY
Foley Casanti
Weim
Adv
Primost
Anchoviss W Pus
New Sock
T. & D. Stores, Inc
Sappho
Imong
Percy Marmont
Flying Fists” Educatonal
TTI TT OA
Winter Garden Co Teal
Habe Bey
Straw Hat Orchestra
Ansonia
D. W. Griffith
Lillian Gish
Richard
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