Butte Current Notes and Local Notices From August Issue
The fragment lists residents and locations such as Helena and 319 West Granite with phone 27, mentions Miss Bees Vawter and Mrs. R. Keppler traveling to Omaha, and notes departures for Portland including Dr. George and J. A. Davies who returned from Salt Lake City to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedaade
Tonkin's
R. Keppler
Omastandin
Miss Bees
Helena
Bea
West
John Duggan
John Sheridan
Mapas Rayon
Ilar
Epee Ieee
Uae
C. J
Iene Pitera
J. A. Davies
Galt Lake City
Divorce Petition Shocks Saxe Coburg Gotha Court
Prince Philip of Saxe Coburg and Gotha today fled in a provincial court from a divorce petition filed by Princess Louise. If granted, he would stop paying her 15,000 dollars yearly living in Paris. a counter claim could emerge if she files for confinement in a sanitarium. Princess Louise, exiled daughter of the Belgian king, had a noted past including elopement and confinement. A Paris medical panel recently deemed her sane, while the prince says proceedings begin and the building’s condition is due to ground movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Louise
Count von Matassoch- Kelgovitch
Prince Philip
Board clash over cleaning bill and night schools report
At a Butte school board meeting Supervising Architect O'Brien and contractor Walsh clashed over a $500 Ellis Paint cleaning bill tied to the high school addition. O'Brien said cleanup was mishandled and Walsh agreed to pay after a dispute. The board also discussed night schools, with Superintendent Young presenting a comparative survey of several cities and noting funding and policy questions, while trustees referred the issue to the committee of the whole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
O'Brien
W. E. Walsh
Ellis Paint Company
Eilect
Ellis Company
Walsh
Young
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Rockford
St. Louis
Los Angelas
Buffalo
Boston
Mass
Trenton
N. J
Toledo
Ohio
Johnstown
James N. Muir
Jonstown
Board of Controlers
Muir
Tll
Des Moines
Brophy
Melcher
Tea habits prompt readers to reflect on local drink quality
A brief reader prompt questions the town's tea drinking quality and asks how many drink good versus poor tea. It invites Knowledge Cost commentary and cites Sehiling & Voopany, San Prascies as likely publishers.
Man jailed for abusing horse in Walkerville drag race
Cy Pasco of Walkerville was arrested after witnesses say he raced a horse down Main Street near midnight. The animal nearly collapsed when restrained. Pasco paid a $25 fine and claimed no brutality. The horse remained exhausted and unable to rise hours later, likely needing pasture to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Pasco
Walkerville
Sloan
Main Street
Pascoe
Warren
Logan
Hobgoblins Chasing Hi Stewrt Fire Shot Charged
Andrew faced charges in Judge Warren's department for carrying a concealed weapon and discharging firearms. Stewart, acting queerly at Main and Park, was seen fleeing as a crowd closed in. a fine was imposed for conduct in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Warren
Stewart
Main
Park Street
Why Not Own Land and Your Own Home
Fragments urge self sufficiency through land and home ownership. Calls readers to consider independence from wages to work for others and to visit an office for more information. The ad-like copy emphasizes personal initiative and financial choice.
Investment scheme bait promises rich homes for little
An advertisement from Missoula Montana promotes a vague opportunity offering a $5 investment to continue work and gain a chance at a home worth thousands. It lists multiple office contacts such as Butte J T O Brien 4 East Broadway Anaconda James M Self 200 Main Street and other offices urging quick action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
J. T. O'Brien
East Broadway
Anaconda
James M. Self
Main Street
Halen
William Packer
Iser Loch
T. Tibbits
Missoula Ofce
H. M. Small
Court proceedings mix up crime and overdose excuse
In a local court Stewart faced charges after drawing a gun in the air while intoxicated. The magistrate fined him ten dollars for shooting, dismissing another charge due to the defendant’s affliction. A separate case saw Rose accused of taking a World saber. he claimed he found the weapon and awaited the owner, but witnesses said otherwise and he was found guilty of petty larceny with a fine imposed. Miller and wife faced a dog theft charge. the animal valued at two dollars was allegedly taken from Charles Shewes. Police court actions, oaths of office, and other notices filled the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oMeer
Stewart
P. C. Hanson
Ross
Rose
Warren
Thompson Investment Company
Miller
Charles I. Shewes
South Wyoming Street
Dublin Stout
Daly's
Russia's Rail Chief Secures Siberian Track Contract
In the city, the Russian railway minister announced a contract to Ave towing steamers and nine barges to move materials for a double tracking of the Siberian railway. The minister travels to oversee the project and coordinate the work with local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamours
Swyis
Trmce
Sukoft
Ave
Siberian
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Burrs News
the Standard
the School of Mines
Masonic Temple
State Capitol
Butte & Boston Smelter
M. O. P. Smelter
Colusa
The
Mountain View
Teddy
Princess Louise Chreer
Informa
Grant School
Washington School
Nellie Manning
Swewking
Saxony
Bro Meigs
Prince LE Louise
Mave
Broony
Building Committee
Waltton John Gillie
Amalgamated Company
Gillie
Tonkin
Peerles
Paragon
Hi' Stewart
Courte Negro
Flathead Reservation Information Agency
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park
Sover
Washington
Potomac
Mayer
S. Main St
F. M. Grady Butte
Montana
Suryes
Stan Root
New York
Woman's Club
Gale
Momnne
Srelock
Omer
Joseph T. Benger
Interior Department
Tonkin’s
Russia
A. C. M. Hardware Co
Quartz
Dr. Lyon
St . Lyd
Walt Allen
W. Broadway
Deer Lodge
Harvey
Diane
Council
Haim Mo
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