Butte Notes on Visitors and Local Transfers
Butte notes list numerous residents and visitors moving between cities. People head to Seattle Portland Chicago Des Moines and Helena while others return from trips to McMinnville Tonopah and Paris. The item mentions officials, bankers, attorneys and a U S Department of Agriculture agent traveling through Butte on business or to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Carl Engel
Seattle
Mian
C. N. Jenish
Omaha
Walker
Phil Levy
Chicago
Kate Burke
Portland
Allen Butte
John G. Brown
Helena
W. C. Fluke
Des ‘Molies
J. M. Scanland
Warm Springs
Thornton
William Meyer
Arthur McArthur
Butte Grill
S. M. Merritt
George W. Sproule
United States Court
M. F. Linden
McMinnville
Orr
Coast Points
Mike Maden
Tonopah
Pearson's
P. O
Edith Atkinson
Agate Street
Tacoma
San Francisco
Charles Gardiner
Camille
Livingston
McClure
Irene Cleary
Broadway
Leavenworth
Kaw
Pony
Paris
G. M. Menzheimer
New York Stock Exchange
Buttes Superior
Benjamin Goldstein
New York
Sam Johnstone
Hal Johnstone
Electric
Johnstone
Fearly
George Rockwood
Ares
Judge pronounces gamblers guilty in police court ruling
In a packed Montana police court trial Judge Booker overruled a state supreme court ruling. Eight men including William Henry Frank Grant Fred Gates Frank Kelly Joe Findley Sam Larson Tom Johnson and Chris Coter were found guilty of gambling after officers testified to seeing chips and a bull game. Oscar Paul was also found guilty. Owen McGaw, saloon owner, found guilty of permitting gambling. Sentencing deferred 24 hours for McGaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker
Montana State Supreme Court
Yorath
al Robinson
McGaw
East Park Street
Palce
Owen McGaw
Lynch
Robinson
Burt Marsh
Supreme Court
William Henry
Frank Grant
Fred Gates
Frank Kelly
Joe Findley
Sam Larson
Tom Johnson
Chris Coter
Oscar Paul
Union official accused of threatening miner under dispute
The Butte Miners Union was yesterday charged with threatening bodily harm against Joe Penhall recently elected vice president on the conservative ticket. The men had an encounter a week prior when Penhall, deputy county attorney, said the exchange became abusive and the threat arose from differences in the last election. The Sheep Gulch dairy notes it will follow health department regulations and invites visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Miners’ Union
Joe Penhall
Penhall
Sheep Gulch
Pilot Copper Mine Prospects Improve Near Pilot Shaft
T G Murray of St Paul director of the Tuolumne and Pilot Butte Mining companies visits Butte to review work at the Pilot. He believes depth of 1800 feet will unlock a large copper deposit with rich veins near Motte Superior Good copper vein. An engine from Milwaukee should arrive soon to accelerate sinking and crosscutting work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Murray
St. Paul
Tuolumne
Pilot Butte
Butte
Murray
Siratt
Tutte ‘& Superior Mart
Elm Orla
Milwaukee
Knights of Pythias Joint Installation at Butte Event
Two hundred members from all Butte lodges attended the joint installation of officers at Pythian castle, followed by a banquet. Dr Hammond spoke on the orders work. A drill by Silver Bow No 3 showcased the ceremony, with numerous lodge officers installed across Damon and Oswego and Calanthe temples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Castle
Hammond
Charles T. Lomas
Damon Lodge
RM. Gideon
Nick Finance
E. J. Muller
Fr. Furman
HS. Young
E. J. Miller
I. II. Burnett
A .Downs
E. E. Selts
W. H. Roberts
F. A. Baxter
Frank Hell
C. Hi, Smith
Nance
Arthur Perham
Gharies Z. Lomas
W' Hi
Shimmin
Alexander McGinley
Stanley Gilbert
Little Jap
Mary Delonais
Bessie Coy
Erie Whitey
Hannah Woolcock
Woods
Fanny Mcvollum
Auto Thieves Take Car On West Park Street
William F. Battin, manager of Pogson, Peloubet & Co., found his sadillac missing from the residence on West Park Street at midnight. A search of the block and nearby garages ensued, as police hunted for car No 251 following the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Battin
Pogson, Peloubet & Co
Thomas Lavell
West Park Street
Renewal fight looms over city health post appointment
City council faces renewed clash after Alderman Grigg rules mayor's vote on socialist Philip Christians illegal and questions his appointment. Barker was absent as the council initially backed Christians 7 to 0, then the mayor used a Reed ruling to count an absentee vote against confirmation, prompting further challenge by Grigg and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Christians
Nance Committee
Grigg
Christian
Barker
Duncan
Doner
el Hagwood
Crowded Police Court Hearing Highlights Disruptions
A Monday morning police court session saw a large crowd as numerous defendants faced fines for disturbances and drunkenness. Bat Shea, accused of feigning intoxication, was fined $80 after a scuffle at a saloon. Sheehan, Downey, Holland, and Green received smaller penalties for profane language and abuse. A miner testified about an insult at a dance hall leading to a fight costing $10, while others were dismissed or given light sentences. Howard Pierce and William Marsh pleaded not guilty to speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bat Shea
Sheehan
Tim Downey
Pat Holland
Mike Green
Two former patrolmen regain police jobs in city case
Two ex patrolmen Tenry Bennetts and James Lawson were restored to the force yesterday after court action. Bennetts won reinstatement via writ of mandamus while Lawson returned following Patrolman Con. Shovlin’s death. Also noted is miner William H. Quinn’s death in Butts at age 37, survived by mother, brother Edward, and sister Mrs D Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenry Bennetts
Kevin
James Lawson
Duncan
Bennetts
District Court
Lynch
Lawson
Con. Shovlin
William H. Quinn
Butts
D. Sullivan
West Copper Street
Edward
Anambra Hot Springs Offers Renovated Pavilion and Picnics
A promotional note from Anambra Hot Springs in Montana announces recent renovations and new improvements. It invites visitors to picnics and dancing parties in the pavilion, promising guests will be pleased and well cared for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anambra Hot Springs
Montana
Dead Man's Wife Held by Police in Inquest Delay
Mrs Mary Clement wife of Hermond Clement who died Friday from a knife wound after refusing to name the assailant was not divulged by police last night. An officer arrested her during supper and held her without bonds while the couple's children were taken by Humane Officer Gilligan. The wife claimed she told all and said the killer had left town, but police found no corroborating witnesses and no motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clement
Hermond Clement
Humane
Gilligan
Selock
Clement
East Park Street
Butte Briefs Mention Frisco Agent and Traveling Man
A. Stevens, general agent of the Frisco lines, spent yesterday in town with veteran traveling man W. S. Hunnewell. Hunnewell is returning from his Drumond ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Stevens
Frisco Lines
Ely
W. S. Hunnewell
Drummond Ranch
Wolfe Tone Gaelic challenge offers 400 dollar side bet
The Wolfe Tones propose a 400 dollar side bet for a Gaelic football match against the Emeralds of Anaconda to be played next Sunday at St Gregson Springs. Directors seek equal posting from the Emeralds if they accept, with the offer valid until Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe ‘Tones
St"Gregson Springs
Emeralds of
National Commerce Teachers Convention Opens in Spokane
Delegates from every section of the United States gathered in Spokane for the annual convention of the National Commerce Teachers Association, with sessions scheduled to begin the following morning. In Wilmington Delaware the battleship Wyoming, on her trial trip from Philadelphia, ran aground on a sand bar about a mile and a half below the city. No damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
United States
National Commerce Teachers’ Segociation
Wilmington
Del
Wyoming
Philadelphia
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Butte News
Tettelat
Hast Broadway
the Clothery
Mark Cross
Drs. McKendry & Hannifin
Chary Butte Optical Co
Corner Park
Dakota Sts
Motte & Superior
Jo Kim Orin
Pythians
Council
Derman
Liam M. Quinn
Mose Linz
North Main Street
Great Northern Railway
M. J. Sullivan
Bigelow
Axminster Rugs
Coloreffe
Brussels
Dural
Axminster
Stinson Velvet
Bigelow Axminster Rugs
Butte Briefs
Ang
Ular
Howard
R.S. Howard
Angelus
Mal
Music Co
Fain Street
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