Justice Seeks to Quash Order in District Court Case
A motion to quash the order to show cause of his jurisdiction was filed yesterday in district court by Justice ONeill in proceedings against him and Constable Patrick Burns by Theodore Putman. The court previously granted Putman a $37.50 judgment and attached Putman property to satisfy it. Putman appealed and secured a writ of prohibition to stop the attachment. Separately, a certificate of dissolution was filed by the directors of the House of Philip James and Francis mining concern. Contracts involve J K Hesser and W B Hall against Butte Elk Park Extension Mining Company. A V Corry, receiver, sought permission to sell office fixtures in Pittsburgh. Judge William E. Carroll presided. In Heaters divorce case, Worlie Heater failed to appear and a decree was ordered. C S Chestnutt received letters of administration for Julia Chestnutt estate, per Judge Carroll. A county attorney’s office complaint charges Mike Quilich with threatening Leona Guay who testified as the complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice O'Neill
Patrick Burns
Theodore Putman
Putman
Philip
James and
Francis
Miles Cavanaugh
W. J. Hughes
James Naughton
J. K. Hesser
W. B. Hall
Butte-Elk Park Extension Mining Company
A. V. Corry
Pittsburgh
William E. Carroll
Ciddie Heater
Worllie Heater
Carroll
C. S. Chestnutt
Julia Chestnutt
Justice Court
County Attorney's Office
Mike Quilich
Leona Guay
Walsh Suit Stays NY District Court
Proceedings show removal of the damage case W J Walsh et al against East Butte Copper Mining to federal courts ordered withdrawn by Judge William E Carroll. Other cases include verdicts for defendants in Stentz v Oppenheimer and McMahon v Sweetina, Lieber v Schulz continued, Basin Hardware matter vacated, divorce filed by Hortense Taramarcaz, and an estate accounting for Mary Kathleen McCarthy minor with stock unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Walsh
East Butte Copper Mining Company
William E. Carroll
Joseph R. Jackson
Supreme Court
N. A. Rotering
F. L. Riley
Carroll
John G. Lieber
Gustav Schulz
The
Basin Hardware Company
John Segen
Hortense Taramarcaz
John Peter Taramarcaz
Switzerland
Spintiff
Mary Katherine McCarthy
Butte Holiday Guests and Local Birth in Butte
Butte notes list holiday visitors including G Steigeler of Great Falls at the Acoma and Louis Pond also at the Acoma. W C Johnson in Butte spending the holiday, registered at the Arizona. Tilford Melling of Missoula in Butte visiting, registered at the Leggat. J E James of Fort Benton visiting, guests at the Arizona. L R Weber of Salt Lake City in Butte on business and visiting, registered at the Thornton. A daughter born July 2 to Mr and Mrs C G Coffin of 2506 Princeton Street at Deaconess hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Steigeler
Great Falls
Acoma
W. C. Johnson
Butte
Arzona
Louis Pond
Tilford Melling
Missoula
Leggat
C. G. Coffin
Princeton Street
Deacon
J. Goldberg
Arizona
P. Oo
Jerry Craft
Dillon
Legegat
N. Tolan
Paul D. Pratt
Helena
R. D. Ripke
Spokane
Special Notice list of visitors and bank offer in Butte
Special notice lists daily visitors in Butte from Helena Missoula Spokane and other places. Names include J Goldberg Jerry Craft N Tolan Paul Pratt R D Ripke J H Minor J L Beery Elmer from Miles City B Shulman Wilford Hasty E J Kirby and numerous Missoula Helena and Tokyo visitors registered at local hotels. Miners Savings Bank offers deposits earning interest from July 1 if made by July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Minor
Butte
Deer Lodge
Acoma
J. L. Beery
Elmer
Miles City
Leggat
Savings Department
Miners Savings Bank & Trust Co
Helena
B. Shulman
Wilford Hasty
Arizona
Roads to Dillon Are Rough Despite No Rain
Alix Loiselle, returning from a trip to Dillon, reports roads from Butte to Dillon are rough with deep ruts, though the segment from Butte to Feely is decent. The Twin Bridges route shares the rough conditions, while the Boulder road remains in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Dillon
Alix Loiselle
Feely
Loiselle
Boulder
Butte City Council to discuss tax levy cut ruling
The upcoming council meeting will examine how Butte must lower its tax levy following the recent Supreme Court decision. Mayor Horgan indicated the issue has not yet been fully considered and will be on the agenda tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Supreme Court
Horgan
Montana Doctors Convene for Forty-Fifth Annual Session
Medical men of Montana and Health Association members meet July 9 10 with guests like Rockefeller Foundation head Dr John A Ferrell and US Public Health Service surgeon general Dr H S Cummings. Meetings in Woman's club building feature talks on water protection goiter prevention serums vaccines and public health policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Health Association Association of
Mont
John A. Ferrell
Rockefeller Foundation
H. S. Cummings
United States Public Health Service
Cummings
Woman's Club
Ana
G. A. Fuson
Great Falls
W. M. Cobleigh
Bozeman
John X. Newman
State Board of Health Hygienic Laboratory
Helena
Health Administration
S. Kk. Campbell
Harlowton
P. Foard
R. Spencer
Hamilton
Major Dunn
R. A. Cooley
St. John's Parish House
Silver Bow Club
Silver Bow County
W. PD
E. M. Gans
Judith Gap
E. G. Balsam
Billings
H. T. Rhoads
Chateau
B. J. Heetderks
Manhattan
E. D Hitchcock
Medical Organization
W. F. Williamson
Portland
Ore
W. F. Cogswe
Berlin Butter Prices Prompt Vanity Case Nerves
In Berlin the price of butter has become so high that women patrons in restaurants reportedly carry a personal supply in small vanity cases for their own use. This anecdotal claim highlights the impact of rising dairy costs on daily dining etiquette and consumer behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Regulations for Touring Canada Details for US tourists
The Yellowstone trail bureau clarifies Canadian rules for American visitors to Canada staying up to 30 days with a frontier port permit. A bond may be required for stays over 20 days, and a $26 deposit is returned when exporting. Brokers can issue bonds and permits for a $5 fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Yellowstone Trail
Canadian Customs Department
United States
Canada
J. J. Diestel
R. A. Anderson
Minneapolis
Frontier Port
Yellowstone Bureau
Dilester
Shelby
Joseph P. Williams
Missoula Avenue
Bay City
J. H. Rogers
Ray
Portland
Mr and Mrs Sicka Visiting In Butte
Louis T. Sicka, formerly with A. C. M. at Butte and now an official of St. Joseph Lead Co. of Missouri, is in Butte with Mrs. Sicka visiting friends and relatives. They are guests at Mrs. J. T. Russell’s home, 312 West Silver, Mrs. Russell is Mrs. Sicka’s mother. Sicka supervises mechanical and construction departments of the lead company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis T. Sicka
A. C. M. Company
Butte
St. Joseph Lead Company
Missouri
City to borrow grader for rush park work at Nevada and Gold
A county grader will be used with the city’s machine to speed work on a new playground at Nevada and Gold streets. The site has been idle seven days as the city grader was diverted to minor tasks in Butte. Commissioner Wiegenstein said efforts will resume soon to prepare the grounds for the city youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada and
Gold Streets
Butte
Wiegenstein
Butte Mines band to play Thursday night concert on Montana and Galena
The Butte Mines band presents an open air concert at the corner of Montana and Galena streets Thursday at 7 30 pm, with a Lincoln school grounds concert the following week. Director Sam Trejoar curates a varied program including nautical tunes, marches, overtures, rhapsodies, and singable classics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Mines
Montana and
Galena Streets
Lincoln School
West Broadway
Sam Trejoar
Crosby
Tommy
Stradella
Filotow
Frederick von Flotow
Allessandro Stradella
Hamburg
Tannhouse
Evening Star
Blaufuss
Harding
America
Bendix
Keller
Maryland
Zip Coon
Bonnie Eloise
Reveille
Dixie
Old Virginny
Hornpipe
Massa’s
Dan Tucker
Mine Accident Ruled Unavoidable at Inquest
Coroner's inquest yields verdict that death of Claude Whitmore from June 28 Bell mine ground fall could not have been foreseen. Jurors say the accident was unavoidable based on the presented evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Whitmore
Bell Mine
Lion and Tiger Skins Change Hands Before Rug Conversion
A sequence of ten different custodians transfers two skins from lions and tigers, culminating in their transformation into a rug. The chain shows the movement through various owners before final processing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
O'Neill
Walsh
District Court
Butte Notes
Oston Bros
Anaconda
Cora June Logan
Ll. V. Logan
J. C. Hall
H. T. Farrow
C. T. Elliott
Lake Shore
Sheridan
J. J. Acton
Putte
Thornton
Tokio
Sugi
Y. Karino
H. Osano
Nazata
Loiselle Taxi Service
Legion
Gregson
Union Pacific
Aiden Rock
Melrose
Glenn
Neue
H. M
Division of Food and State Board of Health
W. A. Russell
Hardin
Ae Deal
Lewistown
D. J. Donahue
State Board of Health
T. J. McKenzie
Lucien L. Benepe
Hazel del Bonness
Lewis and Clark County
Arthur Jordan
State Medical Association
C. CC. Wallin
A. W. Morse
Pr. Wor Williamson
Deee Hunt
Rochester
Minn
J. ¢ Shields
L.r K. Vidal
Galen
Harmon T. Rhoads
A. Dolan
J. R. Reynolds
J. R. Packard
Whitehall
Elmer G. Balsam
Bilings
Creswell T. Pigot
J. M. Scantland
Warm Springs
BR. M. Gans
M. Do
Hoyt
Glasgow
W. H. Stephan
R. H. Beach
Glendive
EB. Shea
W. F. Hamilton
Havre
P. Baxter
Libby
W. H. Blakemore
Baker
R. B. Martin
MR. and
Mrs. Sicka
Holiday Entertainment
de Luxe
the Funny Man
Corinne Griffith
New York
Pearl White
Arctic
Rush Park
J. L. Bannifin
W. Park
Chichester
Iit
BRAND
Akoowsas F. Leat
Alweys
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