Smith Admits Guilty Takes Punishment
Joe Smith pleaded guilty in Judge Donlan's court to robbery and received a sentence of one to two years in state prison. He allegedly held up William Hidick on August 29 and took $20, then returned three days ago and was arrested. He had no attorney and agreed to plead guilty for a lighter sentence. Other defendants faced burglary and false pretenses charges with mixed outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Smith
Donlan
Smith
William Hidick
Butte
Charles Snider
John Breen
Dan Kennedy
Otto Leaser
Walter Richardson
Rex Richardson
Bud Welser
Kennedy
George Toole
Albert C. Robert
Atock
Seventh Day Adventists Hold Interesting Meetings
The Seventh Day Adventists pitched a large tent at the corner of Carolina avenue and George street for daily evening services. Speakers include N C Erntsen of Helena and D Nordenmalm of Great Falls. Topics cover prophecy, the Millennium, capital and labor, and how to apply the Gospel. A question box will answer many inquiries in clear Bible terms. All are invited. Cars 1 and 3 run within two blocks of the tent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Avenue
George Street
N.C. Erntsen
Helena
D. Nordenmalm
Baby Show Slated at Central Presbyterian Church Butte
A baby show organized by the Indies of Central Presbyterian church will be held at the church on Utah avenue and First street Friday afternoon May 14 from 2 to 4 oclock. Any baby aged 2 months to 4 years may enter for seven prizes. mothers may register by calling 1166 or 34983.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Elke
Central Presbyterian Church
Utah Avenue
First Street
New Superintendent Takes Office in Butte Schools
W. F. Maddock assumed duties as city superintendent of the Butte schools in the high school building yesterday. He will spend the next several days at the summer vacation period to become familiar with the system and prepare plans for fall and spring operations. He arrived in Butte Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Maddock
Butte
Offlee
Maddock
Mrs Annie Early Found Fit for Treatment at Warm Springs Asylum
In a medical commission, Dr J B Sullivan and Dr T B Moore ruled Mrs Annie Early a suitable patient for Warm Springs asylum care. They cited hallucinations and severe emotional disturbances including violence and faulty reasoning. She claimed someone aimed to take her home, though she spoke rationally at times. She has two 小children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Sullivan
T. B. Moore
Annie Early
Warm Spring
Real Estate Transfers Across City Adds Property to Several Buyers
Real estate transfers list multiple deeds with names such as Alexander J. Jonnson trustee to Elmer J. Phillips Lot 3 Block 4 School of Mines addition and George W. Farlin to John Campbell involving Lots 7 8 9 and 10 Block 64 Butte with $1. Other transfers include Colusa Parrot Mining and Smelting to Erick Anderson Floral Park addition Lot 28 and east half of Lot 22 Block 34 for $1 and Vera C. Scampton to Fley G. Smith Lots 1 and 2 Block Zarelda addition for $100. The page shows several more parcels traded for $1 each and lists additional names including Mary E. Kelly Mrs George L. Symons Joseph Kozan Peter Kozan James M. Hinkle Louis Kaufman Summit Valley placer Samuel Roberts to Tripp & Drag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander J. Jonnson
Elmer J. Phillips
School of Mines
Thomas J. Manley
Vera C. Scampton
Fley G. Smith
Zarelda
Mary E. Kelly
George L. Symons
Butt Joseph Kozan
Peter Kozan
Bellevue
Real estate transfers and sales listed in City records
A list of property transactions including Pat Hamilton to Milwaukee Railway Company for undivided half interest, Milton Addition Realty to J Brainard Holland, Timber Butte milling interests, Jessie Walton parcels, Walter Graved to LA Bower, Margaret McKernan to Matilda Trinberth, Leslie Bechtel to Gar Thomas, and Echo Springs and Chelnen additions among others with various lots blocks and nominal sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack
Noyes & Upton
Thusla
Echo Springs Land Company
Mock
Chelnen Auition
Park City
Man falsely claims murder brand saved him from jail in Butte
In a strange police court case a man named Norvey admitted shooting a man in Warren Ohio three years ago but insisted he had not killed anyone. He attributed his trouble to a peculiar whiskey that supposedly made a man want to murder, seeking shelter and a bed for the night by confessing to the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Rive Norvey
Norvey
Tde Whitty
Warren
Ohio
Ker
Wesson
Gerry
Fence Dispute Over Ground Line Resolved In Favor Of Defendants
Judge Lynch ruled against Martha McCann and upheld the Henningsen Produce company in a property fence case. The strip between two properties measured from two tenths to four tenths of a foot, with a fence claimed to be on McCann’s land after a 30 year presence. Separately, Borden Condensed Milk sued Henningsen Produce for balance on milk and cream sales totaling 15518.80 with payments of 14516.81 leaving 927.09 disputed and tied to butter fat content in the tank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Martha McCann
Kemper
Lynch de Ded
Utah
Henningsen Produce Company
Complaint Against Wells Charged With Assault in Third Degree
George Wells faced charges of assault in the third degree in Justin Buckley’s court. The complaint alleges Wells accosted Police Magistrate P. J. Whitty when they met at the circus grounds on June 3, and Judge Whitty refused to try the case at that location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
George Wells
Justin Buckley
P. J. Whitty
Circus
Whitty
Horoscope for Sunday July 9 1916 risks and romance foreseen
The July 9 1916 horoscope warns of a difficult day with Venus giving a lucky evening yet adverse aspects from Uranus Neptune and Jupiter. It cautions against false prophets and occult teachers, urges self control, notes skepticism and potential unrest among clergy and women in civic work, and mentions dangers of personal injury and illness near month end.
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Venus
Uranus
Neptune
Jupiter
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Meeture
Still A Progressive Debate Over Party Platform and Leaders
The article reports on A A Grorud’s cautious remarks after a month’s vacation, contrasting progressive principles with the Montana delegation’s stance at the national convention. Delegates discuss resolutions, party loyalties, and whether to back the Republican nominee or Roosevelt’s nod, while awaiting guidance from party leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Grorud Hemm
Hutte
Progressive National Convention
Montannae A i
Coment
Progressiv
Rrudaid
Resolutions Committee
Hughes
Roosevelt
Prize Window Draws Crowds In Butte Display
The Elk themed prize window at Montana Power Co on Broadway draws daily crowds. Manager Roche says the display will be dismantled Monday or Tuesday night. The rustic bridge overlook beside the lake offers pine scent and cool air, providing a welcome escape for thousands in hot days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Power Company
Broadway
Roche
Butte
Hatur Lanted
Buttes Business District
North Butte Mining declares dividend No 39
The North Butte Mining Company announces a dividend of seventy five cents per share on outstanding stock. It is payable on July 29 1916 to stockholders of record July 11 1916. Stock transfer books remain open. Secretary and Treasurer FR Kennedy signs from York City June 27 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Butte Mining Company
FR. Kennedy
York City
Helena visitor during Elks convention at South Maniana
Mian Kathyleen Fairbank of Helena was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. 3-H. Perfect at their South Maniana Street home during the Elks convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunme
Kathyleen Fairbank
Helena
3-H. Perfect
South Maniana Street
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Newbro Drug CO
West Park Street
Montana
College OF St.catherine Pechey
Wily
Laces Daugh School
Escarlier “Sparen ‘of
West
Randolph Street
St. Pas Mir
Ron
Ding Man
Wattey
Seventh Day Adventists
OEY
West Broadway
J. P. Clough
Grorud
Mitter
Progressive Convention
Court
Stewart
Buck's
Round Oak
Jewel
SieShen
Shiner
Jelley
East Park Street
Mr. Wiz
Whozis
Orton Bros
Victor Victrolas
Victor Records
Northwest
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