Butte Current Notes Show Local Travel and Social Bites
Walter's proper business rents, Loveland trips, and departures mark daily town life. Residents head to Seattle, Lincoln, and Vancouver while others plan coast getaways and travel to Denver and Bozeman. Local errands and small events fill the pages with social calls and community notices.
Heinze Defeated in First Round in Idaho Court
Spokane Wash July 17 Federal Judge Frank H Rudkin remanded the Heinze mining case to the district court of Shoshone county Idaho after KE J Carter of Salt filed for a receiver for Stewart Mining Co alleging improper transfers and asset dissipation by H C Carter and Heinze. Defendants sought federal transfer citing diversity. request denied, hearing set in Wallace Idaho.
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Spokane
Wash
F. Auwnetus cHinza
Spe Kant
Stewart Mining Company
Frank HH. Rudkin
Dietrich
Maho
Shoshone County
Chatiet Court
Comany
Heinze
H. C. Uart
Salt Lake City
Treasury
Flemac
Stewart Company
MM. Ww. Bacon
Butte
Stanley Gifford
L. W. Durham
New York
Carter
T& Transfer
Wallace
Idiho
Reception Postponed At First Baptist Church
Special Dispatch to the Stananed reports the reception honoring Rev J Nottsinger is postponed until Tuesday July 23. Nottsinger will preach at First Baptist Church next Sunday. Also notes Phillipson Lynch Block 272 Hust Park Butte offers services and prices. Nearby, C B Pittorff, a pioneer furniture dealer, died after an operation for pancreitis leaving a wife and a daughter in Dillon.
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First Baptist Church
J. &. Nottsinger
Mr. Nottsinger
Phillipson
Lynch Block
Hust Park
Butte
C. B. Pittorff
Spokane
Kalispell
Dillon
Mayors veto sparks council tax roll bidding clash
Three clashes erupted between the Inigny city council and Mayor Duncan over extending city tax rolls. Aldermen questioned the mayor’s veto of the contract award, raising concerns about bid integrity, county ties, and the plan to place work with the treasurer or a preferred contractor. The discussion centered on whether to bid the task or award to the mayor’s favored candidate Samson, with the outcome left in dispute and a possible delay to satisfy bidding specifications.
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Tha Inigny
AL. We. Mewibt
Richard Brinacombe
L. A Smith
Mr. Smith
Maury
Nis
Lhevlenda
Smith
Duncan
Air Hewitt
Nerny
Barker
Gen Samson
Samson
Joe Piazzity
Merl
Mms
Mfr
City
Bulle
Samasan
Coutty Ralia
Representative of Roads Speaks Against Increase
New York July 17. B A Worthington argued for 30 eastern railroads before the arbitration committee deciding the wage dispute with income engineers. He warned many railroads could face bankruptcy if all pending wage demands by engineers, firemen, shop men and other classes were granted.
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New York
B. A. Worthington
Tie
Flo
Christian Wins Second Assistant Health Officer Post
Philip Christian clinched the office after a lengthy council fight over a bond approval and disputed voting. The council debated the Reed rule as Mayor Duncan voted to break a tie, with Alderman Barker contesting the mayor’s authority. Subsequent votes and committee actions addressed street paving, city printing bids, ore transport rights, and road roller contracts, amid ongoing union debates and municipal governance tensions.
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Philip Chrivian
Christian
Menita
Barker
Duncan
Stotth
Crran
Doner
Menanna
Esail
McAndrews
Cox
Ladendorff
Davis
Bilinewood
Noea
Riley
Nerny
J.C. Smith
J. A. Smith
Hawke
Grigg
Ety
Grantts Alley
Open shop debate and city finance actions in Rochester
A Rochester council faces a heated exchange over labor relations at the Huber shop with a vote to purchase if fair. The finance committee recommends warrants for 11901.72 and bonds for treasurer and assistant city attorney. Controversy over Harrison avenue ground and a proposed compromise in three injunction actions against the city is discussed.
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Huber
Maryland Avenue
Mnance Contittee
Mont Wna
A. J. Haida
Harrison Avenue
James ©. Murray
Rochester
C. S. Passmore
George de Snell
Ins
Judiciary Committee
Council Rules Payments Extended Five Years Each
The Judiciary committee recommended accepting the extension of payments through 1916 to 1918. A First National Bank agent objected, and the council voted to disregard the suggestion and proceed by court.
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Judiciary Committee
First National Bank Ag Bendsman
Elopement and divorce case involve star boarder tale
Mary Lybeck wife of Mike Lybeck is accused of partiality in a divorce suit. He states they wed in Finland seven years ago and later ran a boarding house at Tlock Spring Wye where she befriended a boarder and eloped with another man now living in Fidorado. Wy selte drove him from home after he opposed her attentions to boarders. Dan Austin charged with Vagrancy was set for trial but witnesses failed to appear and case was dismissed. A. L. Potter has gone to San Francisco on business.
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Walter's
Rent Plahes
Troy Orton Bros
Maéte Grill
L. Coule Teaves
Loveland
New
W. C. Portec
Lincoln
Mike
James Sullivan
Seattle
William Murney
Hor Chiles H. J. _Merkie
Rogan
William Diling
Junction Hts
Ore
Willan Mayo
Rack ‘Springs
Wyo
Jon D. Wellcomers
Crecklyn Ranch
Bre
N. F. Leonard
John Canovily
Stratt Prevedetiva
Vancouver
de. Iransride
North Main Street
August Christian
Yegen Bros
William Floto
Gregson Springs
Ellen
Mayme Lucius
Kanang City
Bernard Noon
David C. Gilroy
Denvar Taalevantneg
Dorothy* Hennessy
Bozeman
Columbia Gardens
Hdith Wemple
Waverly
Wil
Leviath
McCormic
New Woman's Home Companion
Pictoria Review
Plenty Cosmopolitans
P. O. News
Clayton Clark
Butte
Ie Hast
Ambrose Davey
Mira
Alice Thomas
Torch Lake
Mich
Maids Weirick
Elizabeth Haviland
Anaconda
St. Jean
Horace V. Winchell
Anaconda Company
St. Paul
Nevada
Charles Schmidtt
Berth
Ottila Schmidtt
Betton
Moni
Glacier National Park
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Firet. Baptist Church
Ula
Mesdames Knigi
Ricket and
Thompson
Hugh Goitrey
Mc Warnan
District Court
Anhie J. McKillies
William McLonald
Colorado Street
Novia Scotte
Georzo
Chicago
Ladies' Missionary Society of the
Central Presbyterian Church
South
Arizona Street
Andrus
Shurtz
E. Kumpe
Helena
Kumpe
State Savings Bank
Napton
Charles Patterson
Browne & Flanagan
Miss Northy
Mr. Griffith
Rhey
Mary Lybeck
Mike Lybeck
Star Board
Lybeck
Finland
Tlock Spring
Wye
Qwlin
Fidorado
JH Lybeck
Wyselte
Stgle A
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Arpointee
Christian Arroyo
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Mim Orjit
Butte Dlecelic
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Northern Pacific
Montana Street
Antontam
Street and Alley Committee
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Buffalo Steam Roller Company
Russell Grade Manufacturing Company
Aldeman” Curran
Jduber Company
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George Woody
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