Local notes from Butte mix of visitors and business
Kent pianos and Montana Music Co. advertise instruments and tuners. Many travelers from Helena St Paul San Francisco New York visit the Finlen Thornton and Butte hotels. Births and local arrivals noted. Reading stand promotes magazines and books. Butte Mine Exploration stock sale offered at 20 cents. Sherman moves to Broadway quarters. Father McGlynn recovering at St James hospital.
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St. Paul
Finlen
Tates
Butte Mine Exploration Company
Pacific
W. Sutton
West Quartz
W. B. Webb
Rod Williams
Elks of
Anaconda
Helena
Ellis
Sherman
Broadway
East Park Street
Father McGlynn
Father Callahan
Sacred Heart Parish
St. James’ Hospital
Bound for Argentina Louis and Stein Plan Big Argentine Venture
Ralph A. Louis and Saul J. Omstein sail from New York in February on the Coleridge to Buenos Ayres to study Argentina for stock growing and cattle wool prospects for the London market. They aim to decide whether to move or return to Butte Montana after the trip. Louis says he started with little and now has one dollar and a half, and his wife stays in Butte during his absence.
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Ralph A. Louis
Saul J. Ome Stein
New York
Coleridge
Buenos Ayres
Messrs. Louis
Ornstein
Argentine Republic
Mr. Louis
London
Argentina
Butte
Montana
South
Louis
Chicago
Butts
Assyrian Colony Turmoil Ends King Alleges Power Break
John Paul known as king and special policeman arrested his brother in law Emil Richard on disturbing the peace. A crowd opposed the arrest triggering a near riot and police intervention. Richard was released after bond posted. John Paul’s authority within the colony appears shaken.
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John Paul
Emil Richard
Richard
Shea
East
Mercury Street
Dawson
Durance
John Peyt
John Payt
John Pau
Graduates Hear Baccalaureate Sermon at First Presbyterian
Rev. E. J. Groeneveld preached the baccalaureate to Butte high school seniors at First Presbyterian Church. Music by Mrs. G. O. McFarland and Mrs. Price accompanied the choir. The speaker urged youths that youth is hopeful and endowed with gifts, but with responsibility as they use their opportunities and knowledge as working capital for eternity.
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First Presbyterian Church
E. J. Groeneveld
Butte
G. O. McFarland
Price
Shelley
Lord
Aliston
Thunder Mountain mining camp eyed as 2009summer rush begins
M. A. Kurtz reports Roosevelt Idaho a new Thunder Mountain district will be a major Western camp this summer. Development on the Dewey mines yields 10000 dollars daily and a 200 foot tunnel shows six foot ore worth 5000 to 10000 dollars. About 200 men already work claims with spring access limited by supplies. Railroads plan routes from Weiser and Grangeville with an expected 20000 visitors this season.
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M. A. Kurtz
Roosevelt
Thunder Mountain
Idaho
Finlen
Thunder Mountain District
Dewey Group of
J. Stamp
Short Line
Northern Pacific
Weiser
Snake River
Grangerville
Stove blast injures Chinese cook at boarding house
A Chinese cook at Mrs. Herderson’s boarding house at 2065 West Broadway tried to thaw pipes with a fire after no water for cooking or washing. A burst pipe sent iron fragments, injuring him and throwing him across the kitchen. his injuries are not serious.
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Herderson
West Broadway
Overheated stove sparks Arcade lodging house fire
An overheated stove on the second floor of the Arcade lodging house started a fire yesterday morning. Chief Sanger and his crew fought stubborn flames, tearing up flooring to reach the blaze, with insurance covering damages estimated at 29 dollars after 300 minutes of effort.
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Arcade
Sanger
Causes Arrest Of Fireman After Hotel Disturbance
Police quell a quarrel involving fireman Dennis Sullivan steward A A Hosmer and cook at Thornton hotel. Sullivan allegedly struck Hosmer during a sale dispute over salary funds used for liquor, leading to Sullivan’s arrest on assault and battery charges. The case was set for morning hearing.
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Byrne
Thornton
Freman
Dennis Sullivan
Hosmer
Sullivan
Miller
Foreman’s Leg Amputated After Pasco Yard Accident
Thomas Ridout, section foreman on the Northern Pacific at Pasco Wash., was injured while repairing a switch in Pasco yards. An engine suddenly moved onto him, his ankle was crushed and his foot required amputation at the hospital in Missoula. Dr. Fesig of Spokane performed the operation.
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Standard
Missoula
Thomas Ridout
Pasco Wash
Northern Pacific
Ridout
Pasco
Fesig
Spokane
Butte Briefs Report Local Events and Incidents
Mr and Mrs J Benton Leggat return from Helena. Alvin Joslin draws crowds at Family theater. George Sinclair visitations in Helena. Mrs M J Grant and daughter visit J D OBrien in Helena. Manager Maguire spoke at vepera house on Pebert Emme. Edison pictures on Buffalo exposition and McKinley funeral shown at Sut ton s. Ex Governor Leslie passes through Butte to Helena from California. Several men arrested by Social Policeman Patterson for coat theft and jailed. Jack Lefontise unconscious and near death. Ned teetering with slight recovery and possible transfer to Hot Springs Ark.
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Maguire
Pebert Emme
McKinley
Sutton
Leslie
Butte
Helena
California
Joe Morley
Ed Trevathan
Mike Shea
Mike Murphy
Patterson
Et'n
Butte Fever Pip and Tile Company
Jack Lefontise
Crater
Hot Springs
Ark
Man Admitted to County Hospital from Nolan’s Camp
Joseph Diehl a lumberman from Nolan's camp east of Bonita was admitted to the county hospital on Saturday. He is very sick and homeless with no means of support. he applied to Chairman Bonner to be sent to the hospital. He is a young man.
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The
Standard
Missoua
Joseph Diehl
Nolan’s Camp
Bonita
Bonner
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F. C. Okey
Corning
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Charlies M. Willis
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James Neill Company of Players
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Montana Book Company
W. H. Kisin
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Speculator
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Sinbad
Mnes
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Butte Sewer Pipe
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Butte Street Railway
W. A. Killien
W. Broadway
Lee Mantie
Chas, Schatztein
Frank W. Haskins
A. B. Clements
Charles K. Heinze
Henry Mueller
James H. M
Daly Bank and Trust CO
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John D. Ryan
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R. A. Kunkel
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John A. Creigh
G. W. RR
Hodgens
Interwest
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