Came Back to Butte Going Along on Credit
Charlie Hart an Old Timer is in town once more with no money in the School of Mines treasury.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1901
Page
8
Charlie Hart an Old Timer is in town once more with no money in the School of Mines treasury.
Charles Butte, formerly a railroad conductor on the Oregon Short Line, returns to Butte after fourteen years away. He travels from Los Angeles to see the city’s rapid growth and meets old friends, noting how the business districts have transformed while expressing fond memories of his earlier days.
The Boston press suggests the long Standard Oil Heinze lawsuit is nearing settlement. Key figures include receiver Nipper and Heinze supporters, with talk of a possible payout over 8 million dollars, potentially reduced. The Montana state school of mines faces funding woes as the legislature delays action and trustees await funds to approve bills. Anaconda and Butte routes feature in railroad ticketing updates with current train service and rates.
Twin Bridges reports a dinner party at Dr. and Mrs. D. A. Pease celebrating the 4th anniversary of their marriage in Hamilton Ohio. Family friends attended. several local residents and visitors were mentioned, including John McDon from Ruby and Chastine Humpares, with community news on health, business changes, and local arrivals.
Benjamin Hol, recently arrested for allegedly taking chickens, faced a judge who ordered acquittal after the state could not prove the offense within Cascade County. A new complaint arose for selling game out of season, with potential further charges if needed, including possession of additional game.
A Scottish tribute marks Burns birthplace with an elegant reproduction of Inge torts poem. Trustees placed the homage following requests from locals and a Furnished card with Burns lines and images decorates the cottage. The poem praises Burns as Scotland’s loveliest bard and honors his humble origin.
Detectives detain Bela Boland after a confrontation on Main Street. Boland, described as dark complexioned and well dressed, allegedly followed a woman and bumped into her. Officer Murphy and team search Boland for jewelry, uncover a large diamond ring and a mud-streaked charm. Boland protests, causes a disturbance, but is subdued by the officers. Funeral notice for Josie Hallahan appears, with subscription details for the Anaconda Standard.
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