Butte Social Notes Mention Local Visitors
The column lists various Butte residents and guests including George H. Shanley of Great Falls visiting Dr. T. N. Shanley, 1 Mrs. Mamie Lenahan and Miss Leary returning from the Ladies Auxillary convention in Chicago, and numerous Montanans registered at the Thornton and Finlen hotels for visits and conventions. It notes business trips, dental and chiropody services, and local leisure spots like the Butte Grill and tent pianos from Orton Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Walker's
Penn
Leese
Butte Grill
Lewis Penwell
Helena
Butte
Ironside
North Main Street
Yegen Bros
Jeremiah Sullivan
Minah Street
George H. Shanley
Great Falls
T. N. Shanley
S City
Kate Reid
Ed Kean
Portland
Mamie Lenahan
Miss Leary
Ladies’ Aux Mary of the
Chicago
New York State
Finlen
Montana
H. Junod
Sheridan
Fred Walters
Miescus
W. A. Johnson
Terry
D. Ghibert
Basin
Peter McVeigh
AM. E. Foley
P. B. Miller
Gregoi
Wantie
Gurran
J. Hi. Hal
M. P. Breeden
J. M. Fisher
William Payne
J.B. Wilson
M. Hamilton
Ada Mitchell
Norah Huster
Virginia City
Supreme Court orders new trial or reduced award in Butte sidewalk case
The Montana Supreme Court rules Nellie McCabe must accept a $2,000 award for a fall on a defective Butte sidewalk or face a new trial. The only fault found was excessiveness of the jury award. remittitur discussed. Other items include divorce suit by Violet Pearson and various civil actions in Butte courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Bmccabe
Butte
Supreme Court
Foley
Mary McCarthy
Daniel McCarthy
Leslie Fosgate
Butter Adjustment Company
Richard Richards
John Smith
East Center Street
The tariff as live issue in this presidential year
The Standard promotes reading its Montana progressive coverage and outlines a $1 monthly subscription for daily and Sunday issues. It notes delivery by carrier on established routes or by mail to any post office in the United States, Canada and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Montana
United States
Rida
Mexico
Golf Tax Son Now in Tomorrow’s Foursomes сыг
The next foursomes will be played at the golf links tomorrow with pairings: Miss Chitz with Mr Turner versus Miss Ella Driscoll and Fred Holbrook. Miss Longley and Dr McCrimmon against Mr and Mrs Barker. Mr and Mrs Bell against Miss May Driscoll and Dr Witherspoon. Mrs Barrie and Phil Carr against Mrs Staddier and C W Goodale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf Links
Local transport and services advertise affordable painting in Butte
An Oregon line offers services with a Sunday return to Armstead from 6 p m. at rates 1 to Glen 2 to Dillon 250 to Armstead. Phillipson Lynch Block 272 East Park Butte announces painting paper hanging and best work at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Butte
Armstead
Glen
Dillon
Phillipson
Lynch Block
East Park
Ind
Boy Scouts Camp Near River Under Care Of Post Office Worker
Twelve west side Boy Scouts led by Je ph Sewell of the Postal Service camp along the river. They report a splendid time and much benefit from the outdoor experience. They plan to stay about two days before Murray departs for Lethbridge Canada to retrieve V. W. Johnson and another man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Boy Scouts
Jeph Sewell
Postofice Carrier Service
Coats From Fox Steifel & Co. New York Shop on Sale
The House of Fox Steifel & Co. in New York offers a sale on high class motor coats. These coats are described as the finest motor clothes from the esteemed shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Fox, Steifel &Co
New York
Randall Charged Over Bogus Check in Butte Case
Randall faces charges for passing a bogus check in Butte last week. Sohneon’s wife is at Tocat hospital after an operation for appendicitis. he paid surgeons and hospital staff with what authorities call spurious checks. The case centers on alleged fraudulent payments connected to the medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall
Butte
Sohneon
Tocat Hospital
Miners Picnic Entries Sought for August Event
The Butte Miners union calls for entries to the annual picnic events including tug of war Gaelic football Association football and baseball. Secretary at the union office urged prompt signups ahead of a meeting next Monday at 7 30 pm to arrange the schedule. The picnic is set for Sunday August 11 at Gregson Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Miners’ Union
Dennis Murphy
Gregson Springs
Aldermen Arrested in Detroit Graft Probe
Eight members of Detroit's common council and the secretary face bribery and conspiracy charges over votes on city property linked to a Wabash railroad deal. The arrests target Thomas Gilman and others with sums totaling about 8700. Sheriff Burns supervised the operation and a confession claimed by some officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Common Council
Wabash Railroad
William J. Burns
Thomas Gilmnan
E.R. Schreter $R
American League of Municipaities
Joseph J. Theoson
Martin J. Ostrowski
Patrick Ken
Louis Toosey
Frank Mason
Louis Brose
Delmnel
Glinnan Tong
Tom
Schrelter
Giscoverea
One Man Held On Murder Charge In Gambling Case
Testimony in the coroner's court links Bridgie Webber and Tack Sullivan to the Rosenthal murder. Sullivan is rearrested on homicide charges while Webber remains held without bail for the coroner's inquest set for Aug. 15. Louis Crese testifies seeing the assassination and identifies Webber and Sullivan at the Metropol scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Webber
Herman ‘Rosenthal
Tack Sullivan
Metropol
Rosenthal
Sullivan
Louis Crese
Crese
HODCARRIERS AND MASONS FIGHT IN STREET BRAWL
Moran of the hodcarriers and Fox the brick masons officer clashed near Park and Main Streets over union disputes. They were arrested and released on $50 bonds each, with a police court hearing set for this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Fox
Moran
Hodcarriers’ Union
Fox Gan
Brick Masons’ Union
Park
Main Streets
Fords
Women of Woodcraft Have a Good Time
Butte council No. 185 enjoyed a pleasant evening at the American hall 97 West Park street with a fine programme. Mrs McDermott played piano Helena Harrington sang Pearl Lynch recited Mrs L B Cain sang Kittle McCarthy danced Raymond Connolly and guests performed a jig. Post program the dance featured music by Mrs McDermott Earl Blodgett and Mr Gisice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Blodgett
Mr. Gisice
Contempt clash over Butte saloon case and mayor’s threat
In Butte a police judge denounces a mayor letter as contamination of justice after the contempt hearing of Burt Marsh. Mayor Duncan says Marsh must be barred from police court practice with orders to enforce the ban. Marsh vows to defend his action and claims political pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
Maral
Marsh
Booker Sa
Butte
H. L. Maury
HL. Maury
Booher
Mont
T. J. Booker
Hurt Marsh
Owen McCaw
McCaw
Burt Marsh
Burt. Marsh
Lewis J. Duncan
Mine accident injures worker near Elkhorn
Clarence Humfeld was trapped by a rock fall in a mine near Elkhorn at 2:30 yesterday afternoon and badly hurt his arm. He was rushed to Murray's hospital where doctors feared amputation might be necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Humfeld
Elkhorn
Murray's Hopital
Sheep Swearers of North America Convene at Alhambra Springs
The Sheep Swearers union No 1 met at Alhambra Springs on July 25 with about seven delegates. The credentials committee was appointed and remains in session awaiting the committee report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheep Swearers Union of North America
Alhambra Springs
Conmitaae
Humphrey Attacks Anonymous Accuser in Taft-Norris Clash
In a fiery debate, Mr. Humphrey condemns an unnamed informant alleged to have smeared virtuous women and accused party leaders of corruption. He challenges Norris to reveal his source and ties the dispute to the fate of the Republican Party and President Taft. Norris defends his charges and cites Washington as a comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Norrte
Norris
Trask
Nebraska
Natates
Gery
Grant
Hiss
Plac
Taft
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Washington
Norris Dodges Disreputable Adjective Debate
In a tense exchange, Norris rejects removing a disparaging word while Minority Leader Mann cites the discovery of Mr. Humphrey’s absence. Mann does not press the objection and Norris ends by saying that personal abuse does not answer his charges of political corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Mann
Humphrey
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the Standard
East Broadway
Independent Telephone
Breland
Butte, Mont
Kirby Hoon
Billings
Swift Packing Company
Tabi Andrew Joyce
Northern Pacific
Thomas Butles
Red Lodge
Missoula
Frank A. Crase
Westside Coat Company
S21
North Excelsior Avenue
Supreme Court Weame Strr
Remittitur
the Clothery
Our
Towle,minterhalier-Harnifingo, Corner Park and
Dakota Sts
Hodcarriers and
Masons
Sheep Shearer Convention
Holland
Oxford
W.park ST
Mose Linz
North Main St
Norris Replte
Great Northern Railway
Alhambra Hot Springs
Alhambra, Mont
Dorothy
Corner
Granite
Wyoming
Weinberg
Everybody Shoe Co
Fental Pumpy
West Park Street
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