Butte Current Notes summary of local visits and notices
Butte residents and visitors are listed with travel plans and local happenings. Names include Dr Lorton. J E Mase. C L Williams. Dr Ironside. Yegen Bros. Martin Torrich. Minnie . Johnson. Maymo French. Nettle Williams. Mrs M Berry. The Pettibone sisters. R A Lewis. James E Murray. Mrs Rena K Hall. E W Parsons. Joe Remmert. Mrs Josiah Bowden. Mrs Hr A McMillan. Esther Hawkins. John Miller. James Finlen. Harry Walker. Mrs H H Silverman. Mrs May Hanley. Leopold Pincus. Mrs Johanna. Mrs John Lydon. M arc Cleland. Maurice Sullivan. G M Bisbee. west to Denver. wool sale notes at Great Falls with prices 18.5 to 21 cents.
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Orton Bros
Lorton
Owsley
Walker
J. E. Mase
Reading
Cal D
Grimes
C. L. Williams
Great Falls
Butte
Ironside
North Main Street
Yegen Bros
Martin Torrich
Flume
Minnie
Johnson
Duuth
Maymo French
Chicago
Nettle Williams
Portland
M. Berry
Spokane
John Berrin
Jennie
Esther
Lizzie Pettibone
Montana
R. A. Lewis
Idaho Falls
Idaho
James E. Murray
San Diego
Rena K. Hall
Helena
B. Samson
Gar South Washington Street
St James' Hospital
E.W. Parsons
Colorado Street
Joe Remmert
Symons
San Francisco
Fine Jen
Melrose
Harry Walker
P.O
H. H. Silverman
Honduras
Siverman
Silverman
Biss May Hanley Leopold Pincus
Schweidutz
Germany
Johanna
Brealau
Adolph Aind Jacob Pincus
John Lydon
West Broadway
Marie Cleland
Jamestown
N. D
Maurice Sullivan
Butte Miners’ Union
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
G. M. Bisbee
Oregon ‘Short Line
Denver
Jeff Butte
Western Federation of Miners
Butte Girls Arrested in Spokane Witnesses for Government
Grace Carter and Mary Pelly both 16 are under arrest in Spokane as witnesses for the government in a case against Albert Rose charged with taking the girls from Butte to Spokane. Parents stated to live in the county. last seen June 1. The girls were last seen at Luna Park with Howe, who allegedly gave them money to travel. Rose is a stranger to Butte, recent arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Carter
Mary Pelly
Spokane
Albert Rose
Butte
Rose
Sheriff's Office
Luna
Park Ip
Howe
Tig
Rowe
Hutte
Thirteen Unlucky Night For Stud Poker Players
Thirteen players faced misfortune in a recent stud poker game as arrests followed at an East Broadway resort and an East Park street saloon. Police booked seven wooers of chance, with the Doe family heavily represented among the names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Brien
van Orden
Ad Lynch
Chance
East Broadway
East Park Street
Doe
Train Kills Track Worker Near Puget Sound Line
Special Dispatch reports Andrew Argiros, a Puget Sound section hand, was fatally struck by Passenger train No. 1f while watching an oncoming train four miles east of the city. He was thrown clear of the track with head injuries, the body otherwise undisturbed. The incident occurred as two adjacent rail lines ran only a few feet apart. In Helena, a Missoula petition asks federal court to declare Treasure Coffee and Grocery Co bankrupt, citing combined claims of $520. A St Paul receiver delays new freight rates set for July 15, with Montana commodity rates starting July and class rates due Aug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Andrew Argiros
Puget Sound
Stannard
Helena
Lutey Bros
Butte
Green & Elm House
Barber & Marshall
Missoula
Treasure Coffee and “Grocery Company
Arspaten
St Paul
Montasia
Syndicate accused in importing coolies to California
Los Angeles July 2 federal grand jury action follows arrests of William Gerald and Harry Lloyd for attempting to smuggle a boatload of contraband Chinese from Ensenada into the United States. An assistant US attorney says a written confession may implicate prominent men in Los Angeles and San Francisco with agents in China and a large scheme tied to agricultural labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
United States
Archbald
San Francisco
William Gerald
Harry Lloyd
Exsenada
California
Gerald
Guy
Manine Wan
China
South
Next Meeting of Montana State Grange at Bozeman
The Montana State Grange held a concluding session in Great Falls and named Bozeman as the site for its next gathering on January 23 and 24, to run with the Montana Horticultural Society and the country life commission. Robert N. Sutherlin of Great Falls was named an honorary life member. E. Young of Sun River was elected worthy master and Charles N. Piecre of Farmington was named secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State Grange
Grange
Bozeman
Montana Hort Cultural Society
Country Life Commission
Robert N. Sutherlin
Bubligher
Rocky M Bani
E. Young
Sun River
Charles N. Piecre
Farmington
Big railroad outfit to move to Minneapolis
Special Dispatch to the Standard Great Falls July 12 The large rail road building outfit of A B Cook & Co Helena now at Wayne south of town will move next week to Minneapolis. The company has the contract to rebuild 20 miles of Milwaukee line from Hopkins for double tracking. The move involves eight steam shovels many donkey locomotive dump cars miles of steel rails and other equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
A. B. Cook & Co
Helena
Wayne
Great Northern
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Hopkins
Reclamation Service Seizes 800 Acres for St. Marys Project
On July 12 a writ of possession was signed directing the marshal to seize 800 acres at the foot of lower St. Marys lake for the government. The Henkel family had sold rights but contested the contract, leading to federal court wins for the government in successive appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Reclamation Service
Lower St. Mary's Lake
St. Mary's
Bourquin
Henry Henkel
Caroline Henkel
Counter
Bill Defines Rights of Entrymen Under New Law
Washington July 12 Senator Borah introduced a bill to supplement the three year homestead act. It preserves rights of entrymen under the old law if they fail to elect under which act they prove title and relieves old law entrymen from the second year cultivation requirement while requiring one eighth of the area to be cultivated at proving time. The interior department favors strict construction and Borah aims to head off those who entered under the old law. He plans to submit the measure as an amendment to a major appropriation bill and expects passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Borah
Lewistown Notes Highlight Local Moves and Changes
The column records community updates including reorganizations and relocations. Notably Albert Berry moves his law office to the Silver Bow block, occupying Augustus Heinze’s former site, with other residents and local businesses referenced in brief notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Berry
Silver Bow Block
Augustus Heinze
Spokane Colleens Visit Butte for AOH Auxiliary Event
Eight young women from Spokane visited Butte en route to Chicago for an Hibernians auxiliary convention. They toured the city aboard a sightseeing trip ending at Columbia Gardens after luncheon at the Finlen. Attending officials included Walter Breen, Judge Lynch, Thomas Prender, Patrick Wallace, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernians
Chicago
Spokane
Butte
Colleen Club
Aken
Finien
Pittsmant Ster
Columbia Gardens
Anl
Marie Colling
Nellie’ Collins
Julia Barry
Theresa Dea Rewlah’ Carey
Helen Macrow
Sadie Bue
Walter Breen
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Thomas Prender
Patrick Wallace
W. P. McCarty
James T. Fitzgerald
John Gribben
T. 4. Mccarthy
Jamex Connolly
John J. Crowley
Maurice English
Mr. and Mires PH. Kenny
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Co Invites Widows and Orphans
Widows and orphans and others who may be called to assume financial responsibility for property on mortgage investments abstracts and insurance are invited to avail themselves of the advantages and special facilities offered by the Miners Savings Bank and Trust Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miners Savings Bank and ‘Trust CO
Boulder Notes Special Correspondence
William B. Tindall and family leave Boulder for Helena to make their home. They have long been active in church and club work. Prof Byron E Toanai and family arrive from Chateau to spend summer in Boulder and the professor will teach in Helena schools next year. Miss Gertrude Moore of Avon returns home after learning her mother is ill. Prof H J Memezer of Colorado Springs visits to discuss state schools and succeeds L Milligan as state superintendent. Millexan family plans to leave August 1. Mr and Mrs M H Parker host the Mt Whiss club for a pleasant evening of games and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Boulder
William B. Tindall
Helena
Tindall
Byron E
Gertrude Moore
Avon
Lucile Hindhey
H. J. Memezer
Colorado Springs
Col
L. Milligan
Colorado
Millexan
Tudge
M.H. Parker
MT. Whiss
Expert parliamentary clerks shaped by house tradition
The house of representatives relies on its parliamentary clerk as the most useful assistant expert in parliamentary law and house procedure. Notable holders include Asher C. Hinds of Maine and Judge Charles R. Crisp of Georgia. Many officials transition between house and senate roles, such as South Trimble and Secretary Bennett. The Standard promotes The American Government by Frederic J. Haskin as a key reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Asher C. Hinds
Maine
Hinds
Charles R. Crisp
Georgia
Charles F. Crisp
Crisp
Baltimore
House
Senate
South Trimble
Bennett
Alexander McDowell
Congress
Frederic J. Haskin
Standard
DILLON NOTES Haying Boosts Big Hole Basin Production
Special Dispatch reports ranchers in the Big Hole basin flocking to Dillon for supplies as hay land grows. Alfalfa haying begins early in the valley and is now in full blast, with expectations of a record season. Lapham of Jackson, Mont. secured a marriage license to wed Myrtle Mitchell of Dillon. Lapham, a prosperous basin rancher, is a well known local figure and the bride has lived in Dillon for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stannard Dillon
Big Hole
Dillon
Alfaita
Lapham
Jackson
Mont
Myrtle Mitchell
Big Hole Basin
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Butte News
Gruat Falls
Sptener
C. C. Miller
Bynum
North Main
Rbos Garment
Panama
Deel Gan
R. Wallace
Says Syndicate
Lewistown Notes
Papamoa
Georgiana ' Peat
Colleens
Boulder Notes
Mose Linz
Lends
mickory _rocker
Istic Woot
Oak Brownfield
Great Northern Railway
Alhambra
Propriete
Alhambra, Mont
Rex
South Main Ind
Weinberg
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