Butte Current Notes Brightens Local Advertising Scene
A collage of notices and ads from Butte highlights shops and services. Mentions Summer shops at Gamer's, J L Montana’s beat cigar, Orton Bros pianos for rent, Walkers drinks and cigars, C J Larson and William Ross registered at Great Falls, Lisa's wines and delicacies, Sherman Reed taxicabs, clothery discounts, Rav Yegen Bros bankers, John Condon trip to Spokane, Mazda lamp sale, W E Webn's clothing store promotion, and local social updates including Dr A F Anderson returning from the American Medical association and Mrs Lane’s travel plans. It also notes new principal invitation for Independence Day celebration in Boulder and various Butte souvenirs available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamer's
J. L. Montana
Orton Bros
Walker's
C. J. Larson
William Ross
Great Falls
Lisa's
Sherman & Reed
North Main
Rav Yegen Bros
John Condon
Spokane
Mazda
Silver Bow Electric
W. C. Oakley
Harry A. Denny
Anaconda
Saturday Evening Post
A. F. Anderson
American Medical Association
George D. Wolfe
Boulder
Butte
Stockholder sues Yellowstone Stage Company in fraud claim
W W Humphrey of Twin Falls Idaho sues in federal court claiming Yellowstone Stage Company engaged in fraud in a deal with Northern Pacific railway to hand over one third of gross earnings in exchange for directing passengers to its lines. Judge Willard sets hearing in early July. Helena board of medical examiners to meet July 8 to license Montana physicians. registration closes July 7.
Damages Sought in Great Northern Fatality Suit
Teresa Gusaitiore sues Great Northern Railway W F Meaney and John Brutto in Jefferson County Montana district court seeking 50000 dollars and costs for the death of her 18 year old son. He was employed on a company construction train in Tunnel No 7 when several hundred tons of rock fell during entry, causing fatal injuries. The petition accuses the railroad of neglect in tunnel clearance and safety inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Gusaitiore Infelsce
Great Northern Railway Company
W. F. Meaney
John Brutto
Jefferson County
Mont
Great Northern
Equal suffragists in weekly Livingston session
The Butte Equal Suffrage association held a regular weekly meeting at the Eagles hall. Mrs. William Rozsa presided. Entertainment included a piano solo by Miss Irish and a vocal by Mrs. Shay, with a hand-painted spoon tray awarded for best wash hanging. Members discussed suffrage gains, public attitude, and speeches by Miss Rankin and Miss Buckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Equal Suffrage Association
Eagles’ Hall
William Rozsa
Nette Anderson
Miss Irish
W. I. Shay
Leipheimer
Smith
Indy
C. P
Differences among ambassadors envoys and ministers
The highest rank is ambassador, second is minister, and the envoy is a personal representative of the ruler with access to the head of state for special missions. An envoy has broader personal contact rights than a minister.
Oregon land grant forfeiture decree signed in Portland
In Portland on July 2 a decree by Judge Wolverton forfeits 2,073,616 acres of Willamette valley lands held by the Southern Pacific in the Oregon & California grant. The order cites failure to sell the 1870 lands at 2.50 an acre and directs unsold lands of 1866 and 1870 grants to the railroad. The case proceeds to the United States Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Guage Charles
Wolverton
Oregon & California
Willamette Valley
Southern Pacific Company
D. B. Townsend
Oregon & California Railroad
United States Supreme Court
Death of Miss Edna Cameriy Aged 67
Miss Edna Cameriy aged 67 died yesterday at a local hospital after a short illness. She was a member of the laundry workers union. A nephew Bert Morrison survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Cameriy
Laundry Workers’ Union
Bert Morrison
Back from Transvaal Borewenn Returns from Mining Work
Borewenn a graduate of the School of Mines has returned from four years in South Africa with a mining company in the Transvaal. He came back via London. Members of Washington lodge and visitors are urged to meet at Sons of George's hall Centerville Thursday at two o'clock for a general meeting of our late brother Alfred Garfield Hodge. Sam J. Godfrey N G Almond Hicks Secretary Adv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borewenn, Grauuate
School of Mines
South Africa
Transvaal
London
Washington Lodge
Sons of George's Hall
Centerville
Alfred Garfield Hodge
Sam J. Godfrey
N. G
Wife Cleared Of Insanity In Custody Case
In a hearing before Judge Donlan, Mrs. Catherine Page was found sane and the charge of insanity dismissed after expert testimony. Her husband Joseph Page, a 50 year old streetcar conductor, alleged jealousy and alleged infidelity as grounds. The judge and doctors described it as a family quarrel and urged the couple to reunite for their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Page
Horst and
Monahan
Denlan
Joseph Page
Donlan
Hor
Fourth application for administrator sought in estate case
Applications for appointment of an administrator for the estate of Sophronius Marchesseau continued at one per day. Judge Donlan set July 12 for a hearing as the field narrowed to the first three, but a new petition was filed by Paul S. Gervais, a grand nephew, requesting Emile A. Raquette be named administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophronius Marchesseau
Donlan
Paul S. Gervais
Maurchesseau
Emile A. Ra
Noted Publicist of France Is Dead
Aix les Bains France July 1 Henry Rochefort a prominent French publicist died here at 83 from a complication of matches born in Paris he spent most of his life there He fought in the Franco Prussian War 1870 71 and worked as a municipal official deputy journalist and playwright His patriotism led to court battles and exile including deportation to New Caledonia and a later escape to London before amnesty allowed his return in 1905
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aix Les Bains
France
Henri Rochefort
Henry de Rochefort-Luray
Louis Marie de Rochefort-Lucay
Paris
Neumen
New Caledonia
San Francisco
Europe
General Boulanger
London
Pattie
President of Lumbermen Testifies on Ethics Code
Chicago July 1 George E Merrill of Salt Lake president of the American Lumber Trades congress described the code of ethics of the congress at the afternoons session of the governments antitrust suit against the Northwestern Retail Lumber Dealers association The code was drawn up by a committee of retail dealers and the sections under which the government charges rest urge manufacturers and wholesalers to take an active interest in marketing through regular channels The congress favors broad trade publicity to expose irresponsible manufacturers and dealers Merrill said the section was changed later without altering its meaning Charles B Moore of Alexander Lumber company Auror Al denied an agreement among retail lumbermen not to trade with manufacturers selling directly to consumers He added when manufacturers sell to us and to consumers we generally buy elsewhere
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George E. Merrill
Salt Lake
Amer-ican" Lumber "Trades Congress
Congress
Northwestern Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
Ealers
Merrill
Charles JB. Moore
Alexander Lumber Company
Aurort, al
Notice of funeral gathering for late brother G Hodge
Members of the Order Sons of St Ge Alt brothers are requested to meet at the Sons hall Centerville at Thursday time to attend the funeral of our late brother G Hodge. W J Rowe W P W H Goodland W 8 Adv. Harness to hold a fishing pole and other notes follow in brief. The United States has ten rivers longer than 1000 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order Sons of St. Ge Alt Brothers
Sons’ Hall
Centerville
G. Hodge
W. J.J. Rowe
W. P. W. H. Goodland
Rask Bros July Sale Promises Big Savings at Park Street
The advertisement touts a cut-price July sale at Rask Bros 301 and 303 East Park Street offering men women and children's shoes dresses waists skirts underwear hosiery hair goods and notions at deep discounts claiming savings from 5e to 2 per pair and inviting families to visit uptown today to see the extraordinary values and dollar purchases to stretch earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rask Bros
East Park Street
East Park
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Butte News
China
George R. Brown
Pratt
Missoulian
H. Lowndes Maury Ar
Maury
Charles H. Lane
East
Lane
Helen
Belvidere
Annabel
Farmingham
Natick
Mass
David A. Dickson
Stewart
Theodore Brantly
Helena
E. F. Carey
Missoula
Montana State Federation of Women's Clubs
State Board of Medical Examiners
Lcense
Montana
Willam C. Riddell
Adv
Wray Company
Nall
Carmiel
United States
Dillon
the Clothery
North Main Street
Special Department For Motor Clothes
Von
Butte Optical Co
Corner Park and
Dakota Sts
Livingston
Kin
Holwen
Miss Miller
Girls’ Club
Dipio
Jador
Angel
Campbell
Christofori
Florence
Page
Sealo
Mas
Sehos Ford
Moselinz Lends
Newbro’s the Wideawake Drug Store
Steinway
Knabe Vose
Kimball Conway
Chickering & Sons
Kranich & Bach J. & C. Fischer
Hallet & Davis Whitney Hinze
Weraeasee
Kranich & Bach
Ernest Gabler
Kimball
Durbar
Smith & Barnes
H. P. Nelson
France IS Dead
Lumbermen
Ansonia
Jean Beaugere
Seabury
Price
Vitagraph Comiy
Swan Safety
Fountpen
B. E. Catrins
Main
Broadway
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