Butte Current Notes Wide-Ranging City News
A garbled list of snippets from Butte notes includes arrivals and departures, local visits by state officials, births and marriages, travel to New York and Sweden, and various names connected to nearby towns. Mentions include Harry Cunningham in city on a Helena visit, Secretary of State A. N. Feder in town, Prof. Clinton H. Moore on a state road trip, and Sheriff Graham of Missoula. Local businesses and hotels feature in passings and registrations, with several residents planning trips or relocations.
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Orion
Grady’s
Simon
Naru Main
Laughlin Cook Co
Conslex
San Francisco
Walker
Mits TR. Tran
Tandle Ix
Ratte
Herman Kerthelson
Sweden
Pinestoun
Tithour
Main
Brindwor
John Maxex
Bozeman
Aaja
Finten Barn
Lune 1
Ars
John J. Coughlin
Sennsylvania Avenie
Sng
Dire
Max Kathes
West Gold Street
He Smith
Stte School of the Deer
Boulder
Jery O'Brien
Milestone Springs
Jerry Coughlin
Missouri
F. R. Wicklund
New York
A. N. Feder
Helena
Thornton
Clinton H. Moore
C. Swinborne
Bt. Yau
W. Park
Ray Campbell
Livingston
Local Electric Company
Thongs McElyaner
Leslie Mott
Butte
Tisbee
Ariz
Ward F. O'Fionn
Indianapolis
Maloney
Palo Alto
Cal
Mauita Maloney
Stanford University
Graham
Missoula
Katte
vonUy
W. D. Molby
Tutte
Ant
Chicago
Young Ben's Christian Association
City Treasurer Reports Butte Finances For Month
City Treasurer H. McCarthy presented a Butte council report showing a treasury of 144127.13 dollars, receipts of 1193.92 dollars, total 155,?0 dollars, and expenditures of 35627.3 dollars leaving a balance of 110714.02 dollars. The note ends with an ad for casé cash grocery company.
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H. McCarthy
Butte
City council grapples with street labor and hospital issues
Acting Mayor Murphy urged the street department to discipline workers and consider contract duties. The police committee was tasked with drafting hospital rules for city versus county cases while council approved bids for printing and prisoner meals. The body also discussed paving projects, disability claims, and licensing for taxi stands.
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Hes
Pala
Bugg
Tayndale
Harrison
Ellen
Kestiun
Wa Pulleemen
Che Anatter
Silmer
Polladie
Injunction Covers Only Part of Western Trunk Line Rates
Washington announces that a temporary injunction granted by the U S circuit court at St Louis blocks certain tariff increases by the Western Trunk Line association while allowing other advances. The move affects freight rates on wool from St Paul to New York and Boston and related routes between Chicago Milwaukee and Chicago Paul, with implications for western trunk line shippers. Attorney General Wickersham described the action as built on affidavits and data coordinated with the Interstate Commerce Commission, noting the broader anti trust emphasis in the Eighth Circuit.
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Washington
Western Trunk, Line Association
Hwanniat
Western ‘Trunk Line Association
Department of Justice
Eastern Trunk Line Association
Chicago
Milwaukee
Chicago and Paul
St. Fiat
Missouri River
Mississia River
Western Trunk Line
St. Paul
New York
Boston
Minneanails
St. Pam
Atgmtic Udewater Deslinay
Wickersham
West
Hubbard
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dil i Equity
Grosvenor
St. Louis
Equity
Electric Judicial Circuit
Mixsour
Tlinots Muchuriveturoys' Association
United States
Adveurt Court
Wit Court of Appeals
Railroad Association
le Iek
Eircuit Tours
Tt Wan
Wickershat
Will Entertain Ladies at Baptist Church Group Event
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will be entertained this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Richard Davis 429 West Iron Street with a cordial welcome from the ladies and friends. A free demonstration by Cures Catarrh, esthma, rheumatism and neuralgia will be offered along with a free sample from Newbre Drug Company presented by proprietor J. McAllister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Richard Davis
West Iron Street
J. ¥. McAllister
Newbre Drug Company
Railroads Prepare Fight Over Expedited Rate Injunction
Judge David Dyer orders an expedited injunction restraining rate increases by 10 railroads. Wabash St Louis and San Francisco among those served first. certificates and hearings set for July. Government argues railroad rate hike violates Sherman Act.
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Loula
David’ Dyer
Gallrouls
United States
Tlme
Morrow
Alisanurtaelit
Wabash
St. Louis
San Francisco
Citeage
Kansas City
St. Paul
Parsong
Kam
City Departments Report May Expenditures and Court Actions
Department heads submitted May reports to the city council detailing Street Commissioner Nevitt’s expenditures for paving labor and materials, employment figures from Work Haven, and Judge McGowan’s May court results with 382 fines and numerous dispositions. A fire at Casey Candy Co. damaged property on Porphyry Street. cause unknown. Frances Delores Vonaten, 2 years 4 months, died at 108 George Street residence.
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Lastatehi
WI Nevitt
West Side Dam
Blemen
Melp Aske
Hivent
J. McGowan
George McPherson
Casey Candy Company
Porphyry Street
Main
Ar Francis BP. Vonaten
Francia Delores
Willan de Porter
George
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Butte News
Vt U3
East Broadway
Jewelers
Horth Main
CHE
Willnquire
White
Ile
Elauld
Murphy
Galena Street
Malin
Arizona
Wyoming Street
Galena
Park
Judiciary Committee
Peter Carnocuan
Edward Grose
Martin Naughton
J. Behringer
J.connor
Hiness
Arigona Street
Utah
Great Northern
Judiciary
Penner
Acadia
Mareington
Bulty Labor Temple Association
Broadway
Slaw
Garrett
Virginia
Montana Drug Co
West Park Street
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Bright Corner Towle - Winterhalter- Hannifin Co, Wanupacturing Jewelers Corner
Lakola Streets
Mayer
Ansonia
Rogers Bros
Montana
Peter Vise
Jacquard
Stroms Itu
Vudor Shades
Vudor
Vndor
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
Stnlet Conwissionen
Panck
City Employment Office
Archie Me
Hig
Fema
McS Hotel
Yrestaurant
Erits
Ar City Foam
Meace
Wade Palias
Weinberg
Weinberg’s Fashion Shop
Littl Busy
Salt Lake City
Gta
Sirty
Smith, Wellesley
Vansat
Clara. Cotherne
Marsha K. Nacapheey
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