Butte Current Notes Show Busy Travel and Local Moves
A collection of short items notes residents and visitors: Mrs. Carl Engel heads to Seattle, Miss C N Jenlut departs for Omaha, Miss Kate Burke leaves for Portland, and numerous others including attorneys, bankers, and officials travel to cities like Des Moines, Chicago, Helena, and Missoula. Mentions U S district clerk George Sproule in town, Yale travelers, and regional business trips. new papers and local attractions at FP news stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planca Fram
Carl Engel
Seattle
C. N. Jenlut
Omen
Walker's
Friti Levy
Kate Burke
Portland
Aleli
Anette
John G. Crown
Helena
W. C. Piake
Des Moines
M. Scanland
Warn Springs
Thornton
William Meyer
Missoula
Thomas J. Fenlon
Alhambra Springs
Man Gassman
Ironside
North Main Street
Vegeu Hros
S. M. Menritt
Chicago
George W. Sproule
United States Court
Lindan
AeMinnville
Ore
Jdnden
Portlnatd
Tonopah
Pearson's
Top Notch
Victorial Review
News Stend
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Sam Garrett
Robert Lewin
Livingston
Butte
Fre M. Pille
United States Department of Agriculture
Isi Hutte
Denver
Montana
John Deghan
Puget Sound
Amontana Elke
Irene Cleary
Broadway
Leavenworth
Kaw
Pony
Paris
G. M. Menzheimer
New York Stock Exchange
aite-Superior
Benjamin Coléstein
New York
Sam Johnstone
Walt
Ha) Johnstone
Johnstone
Seattle Uod
Biis
George Rockwood
FE. J. Smith
Charles Waters
Sheridan
A. Vergey
W. Woolman
Swanson
John W. Early
Alvord
le Duff
Dillon
Monte
Manhattan
E. Peo
Divide
B. F. Lyman
Cascade
Ngo
Charles Fernald
H. Renferg
Great_Falls
A. L. Adams
Three Forks
Charles Dmelnger
Warm Springs
Murephy
Decker
Judge pronounces gamblers guilty in police court
In a controversial trial Judge Booker convictes eight men plus Oscar Paul and McGaw after police raids on McGary's saloon. The judge dismissed the state supreme court ruling on money presence and held the defendants guilty despite defense arguing only chips were seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker
Montana State Supreme Court
Yoreth
Alttobingen
McGary
East Park Street
Owen McGaw
Lynch
Robinson
Burt Marsh
Supreme Court
Vie Supreme Court
William Henry
Frank Grant
Tred Gates
Frank Kelly
Joe Findley
Sam Tarson
Tom Tohnson
Chris Coter
Oscar Paul
McGaw
Union official charged after miner threat claim
Louis Thomas, active member of the Butte Miners Union, was charged yesterday with threatening Joe Penhall, recently elected vice president on the conservative ticket. The pair quarreled over election differences after a prior encounter, with Thomas allegedly becoming a bully and issuing a threat. The incident followed a dispute at the last election. The Sheep Gulch dairy invites Wisklars to correspond with health regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Thomas
Butte Miners” Union
Joe Penhall
Pethall
Thomas
Ahustya
Prospect 18 good for making a mint at Pilot shaft
T. G. Murray, director of Tuolumne and Pilot Butte Mining, visits Butler to review Lin Huat work. He predicts a major copper mine when depth reaches 1900 feet as shaft approaches 1200 feet. Veins found in 1300 cross cuts run high, ore averages 4 percent copper, and a new engine will speed sinking at Pilot ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Murray
St. Paul
Tuolumne
Pilot Butte
Butler
Lin Huat
Murray Ie
Lytte & Superior
Him Orlu
Aurrey
Airbraukes
Pythians Install Officers at Joint Affair in Butte
Two hundred members from Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters attended a joint installation banqu et at Pythian Castle. Rod Hammond praised the orders. Officers for Damon lodge Oswego lodge Calanthe temple and Calanthe temple were installed, with Blanche Murton and others inducted as officers and managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Todges
Knights of
Pythiaa
Pythian Castle
Hammond
Charles T. Lormas
Damon Lodge
RM. Glason
Nir Muance
BE. J
Calanthe Temple
Pastenier
Lettie Hart
Mary P. Candy
Lizzie Jap
Bary Delonals
Bessie Coy
Bee Whitely
Hannah Woolcuck
Woods
Fanny McCollum
County Officers Move to Their New Quarters
County officers including the clerk of the courts and the sheriff have moved to the new county building. The commissioners and auditors led the move, followed by the assessors and county clerk. The treasurer moved yesterday and the clerk of the courts with three district courts will not relocate until late month. Courtrooms not ready for occupancy. cement floor to be corked. The county board of normalization met yesterday in the assessor’s new office.
Automobile Thieves Take Car on West Park Street
Willam F. Rattin of Pagnon Pelowhett Co. found his Madillac missing from the curb at 301 West Park. Police searched garages after he reported the car stolen at midnight and a block search failed to locate it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Park Street
Willam F. Rattin
Pagnon, Pelowhett& Co
Thomas Lavell
Park Firces
Ifo
Renewal fight over Philip Christian’s city post stalls
A heated council battle over Philip Christian’s appointment to a city office ended in doubt as Mayor Duncan used a tie breaking vote. Alderman Grigg challenged the mayor’s ruling while Aldermen Barker Magwood and others supported confirmation. The finance committee previously found Christian not regularly appointed.
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Philip Christian
Gocalist
oMeer
Grigg
Christian
Barker
Connett
Duncan Tea
Tis
Duncan
Barviut
Donev Gn Jl
Magwood
Police Court Crowds Hear Big Morning Session
A large crowd filled the police court as multiple disturbers faced charges. Bat Shen, a miner, intoxication, felonies, and assault led to a $50 fine while Sheehan Downey faced profane language penalties. Several others, including Pat Holand and Mike Green, were fined for abusing an officer. William Brown testified about an insult at a Coliseum dance hall sparking a fight. Howe rd Pierce and William Marsh pleaded not guilty to exceeding the sport limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bat Shen
Sheehan
Tim Downey
Pat Holand
Mike Green
William Brown
Coliiseum
Tourt
Tloward Pierce
William Marsh
Two Former Patro lmen Restored to Police Force
Two ex patrolmen were readmitted to the police force yesterday. Henry Bennetts, removed in April 1910 during Major Nevill’s changes, won reinstatement via a district court mandamus. James Louwson, once third on the eligible list, also returned after Mayor Duncan. Bennetts neither sought back pay, nor received it. The move followed Patrolman Con Shoytin’s death, enabling Lannon’s return. Willan H. Qidlin, a miner, died yesterday at his sister’s residence after a long illness. he leaves a mother, a brother Howard, and a sister Mrs. D Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myo
Ito
Henry Bennetts
Nevill
James Louw
Duncan
Bennette
District Court
Lynch
Bennetts
Lannon
Con Shoytin
Willan H. Qidlin
Butta
D. Sullivan
West Copper Street
Howard
Dead Man's Wife Held By Police In Coroner Inquest
Mrs Mary Clement wife of Hermet Clement was held after her husband died from a knife wound. Police say she refused to name the assailant and is held without bonds awaiting coroner's inquest. Humane Officer Gilligan took the couple's two children into custody pending new evidence. A conflicting story and rumors of a disagreement led to her arrest. The husband, said to be drinking, returned home about 2 am claiming a stabbing in a barroom fight. The physician noted Clement said the man who struck him had left town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clement
Clement
Iriday
Humane Oficer Gilligan
Kant Park Street
Pho
Ali
Butte Briefs Highlight Local Travel Figures
A Stevens, general agent of the Frisco Nines, spent yesterday in the city. W. B. Hinnewell, veteran traveling man, is in town from his Drummond ranch.
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A. Stevens
Cty W
Hinnewell
Tran, Ia
Drummond Ranch
Wolfe Tones challenge Emeralds for Gaelic game at Gregson Springs
The Wolfe Tones offer a side bet arrangement to the Emeralds of Anaconda for a Gaelic football match to be played at Gregson Springs next Stray. Directors of the Wolfe Tones are dead but an equal amount is posted by the Emeralds if they accept. Offer remains good until Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emly
Wolfe Tones
Gregson Springs
Emeralds
Anaconda
Anx Loua 9
Delegates Arrive in Spokane for National Commercial Teachers Meet
Delegates from every section of the United States arrive in Spokane for the annual convention of the National Commercial Teachers Association which opens tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
United States
National Commercia Teachers’ Association
Wyoming Battleship Stranded On Sand Bar
Wilmington Del July 14 The new battleship Wyoming left Philadelphia on her aerial trip this morning but ran aground on a sand bar about a mile below the city. No damage was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Wyoming
Philadelphia
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Butte News
Jeast Broadway
Uta
Volich
Saya
Goyitty
Cowelling
Health Department
the Clothery
Sotor
Mark Cross
Drs. McKendry
Hannifin
Haye
Butte Optical Co
Garner Park and
Dakota Sts
Confident
Torray
Orla
Pythians
Council
Erman
Alent
William JT. Quinn
Bins
Pric
Mose Linz
Great Northern Railway
Alhambra
MJ. Sullivan
Albembra
Mont
Swell Brussels
Brussels
Axminster
Bigelow
Stinson
Bigelow Axminster Rugs
Brownfield ‘Can Tyco
W.park ST
Butte Briefs
Sporase
Im Butte
Smith & Barnes
Tech Yale SR
Baal
Angelus
Plaser
Reswar
Howard Music Co
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