Butte Notes Mention Local Visitors and Business Moves
Butte notes record visitors from Helena Deer Lodge and Great Falls. births at 325 West Virginia street. new offices opened by Montana Music Co and Dr. Bernheim in Harbour block. dentists A Sandberg and L Bradley moved. several marriages licenses issued. theater and hotel updates. Northern Pacific adds sleeper to North Coast Limited. graduation news from Johns Hopkins. local foreclosures and a quiet wedding in Butte. Thornton hotel shifts to European plan with cafe hours.
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Orton Bros
Tred Orton
N. Mann
Dr. Forsythe
Owsley
Breck
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Huy
H. BK. Ives
Helena
L. (. Parker
Deer Lodge
T. T. West
St Louis
Butte
R. T. Cook
Virginia City
D. H. Bratton
New York
B. F. Pauer
Sat Lake City
Thornton G. A. Chevigny
New Clark Building
Silver Bow
Thomas H. Malarkey
West Virginia Street
J. R. Boarman
Anaconda
Bernheim
Harbour
A. ©. Sandberg
New Clark Block
Corner Park and Academy
Charles Orrington
Great Falls
R. L. Bradley
Hiram Knowles
Missoula
Thornton
A. F. Palmer
Spokane,s
P.O
W. A. Hillis
Libby
Theosophical Society
Sam Paull
Millie James
Joseph P. Saxe
Lorilla Delong
Emery Whitlock
Annie McLaughlin
Buly
Charles Wedlake
Meaderville
Negaunee
Mich
Helman
North Walkerville
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Hutte
Carl H. Horst
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Bound for a hot time VWVontana delegation to Imperial Council
The VWVontana delegation heads to the Imperial Council seeking recognition and support. Leaders emphasize unity and tradition as they prepare for key deliberations and potential resolutions at the council meeting.
Copper Spoon For Souvenir At Imperial Council Meeting
J Benton Leggat of Butte and T B Miller of Helena will represent Montana at the Imperial Council of North America in San Francisco from June 19 to 14. They head a guard with several Butte, Helena, and Missoula men, will travel by Northern Pacific, and carry copper spoons engraved with Montana symbols as mementos. San Francisco has raised about 50,000 for delegate entertainment and illumination costs may reach 10,000. An estimated 4,000 to 5,960 members are expected, with special trains from New York and other eastern cities and a return tour through the park for about 300 travelers.
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Imperial Council of North America
San Francisco
Butte
Montana
J. Benton Leggat
T. B. Miller
Helena
Malcolm Macdonald
J. Kr. Thompson
Ralph Louis
BE. C.matteson
J. BR. Bordeaux
Tyler Thompson
Missoula
Northern Pacific
Leggat
San Franccisco
New York
Community notices and financial reports from May
Clerk Weston reported May receipts totaling 1083.90 including 458.35 in deed fees, with increases over last year. Attention neighbors urged to meet at the hall at 1 p.m. June to attend the funeral of neighbor William Fisher, by order J W Jaquette CC.
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Ers
Weston
William Fisher
J. W. Jaquette
Election of officers and business at next meeting
Election of officers and other important business at the next meeting of No. 1. Every member urged to be present. J. Freemon, Recorder.
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J. ©. Freemon
Banks Charged With Taking Money Under False Pretenses
A complaint filed in Meaderville's Justice court accuses B Banks of obtaining $40 under false pretenses by promising to facilitate insurance payout. The scheme involved a prior loan of $200 secured by a mortgage and a later claim of grease money to force payment.
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B. Banks
J. A. Kerney
Kerney
Andrews
Wilson
County Recorder's Office
Andrews & Wilson
Kenney
Receiver for Nixon Property Sought as Ruin Prevails
George W. Andrews, claiming ownership of the Nixon Property on East Granite Street, asked the court to appoint a receiver during the litigation. He cites needed repairs, impending ruin, tenant nonrecognition of owners, and no rent since January though the house is worth about $100 monthly.
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Foreman
District Court
James A. Bennett
West
Granite Street
George W. Andrews
Nixon
East Granite Street
Rebate Plan for Cuba Money Paid into the Treasury
A government proposal outlines rebates on funds tied to Cuba to be deposited into the treasury. The plan aims to channel specified monies through official accounts, with details pending congressional action and regulatory review.
Republicans Agree On It Harmony In Conference On Cuban Policy
Washington June 2 A meeting at the White House with President and leading Republican senators including Proctor Nelson Gamble and Kittredge sought unanimity on Cuban reciprocity and canal legislation. They favored a rebate plan to Cuba as a compromise while opposing broad tariff changes and aimed to influence party unity this session.
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Washington
Proctor
Nelson
Gamble
Kittredge
White House
McKinley
United States
Cuba
Mexico
Elkins
Scout
Perkins
Bard
Dietrich
Millard
Burrows
Foster
Mitchell
Clapp
Burton
Kearns
Jane
Nevada
Mason
Pritchard
Jones
Sailor Britt Killed in Sheridan Saloon Shooting
Denver report says Edward P. Britt private of company M eighth infantry was shot and killed by Frank Wagner a saloon watchman in the El Caney saloon Sheridan suburb. Wagner says he fired after hearing an attempt to open a window. Britt enlisted in Boston and served three years in the Philippines.
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Denver
Colo
Company M
Eighth Infantry
Frank Wagner
el Caney
Sheridan
Wagner
Britt
Boston
Mass
Philippines
Cheaper Rail Rate From Butte to Gregson Springs
The Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railroad sets a cheaper round trip fare of 80 cents for travel from Butte to Gregson Springs and return. Tickets are valid for transit from Saturday noon to Monday noon, available in this city.
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Butte
Funeral for William Fisher Called by Ivanhoe Lodge
All members of Ivanhoe lodge and visiting knights meet at the Pythian castle Tuesday after noon June 3 at 2 30 to attend the funeral of our late brother William Fisher. Dan Yancey Chancellor Commander.
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Ivanhoe Lodge
Pythian Castle
Bronh
William Fisher
Dan Yancey
First Class Driving Outfit For Sale In Butte
Rubber tired buggy with a gentle horse available for single or double work. Includes a good saddler. Contact J. H. Hailbronner at 23 East Broadway, Butte.
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J. H. Hailbronner
East Broadway
Butte
Fees of the District Clerk Reported for May
Col. S. M. Roberts district court clerk reported May fees with amounts listed for complaints filed 285 dollars appearances 92 dollars judgments 77 dollars petitions for letters 35 dollars inventories and appraisements 120 dollars wills admitted to probate 10 dollars executions 810 dollars transcripts on appeal 15 dollars copies etc 12.50 dollars marriage licenses 2 dollars stenograph
Lumber Yards Remain Closed Amid Negotiation Standoff
The Butte lumber yards stay shut as Teamsters and yard managers haggle over pay. Teamsters seek 3.50 per day for 16 hours, others accept old scale. plan to switch to monthly salaries is under study. Unions except the teamsters favor a return to work, delaying building operations and related employment until an agreement is reached.
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Butte
Workinemen's Union
Teamsters’ Union
Teamsters
Summer Excursions Via the Great Northern Railway
Travel offers from St. Paul and Minneapolis to multiple destinations with round trip prices. Highlights include Minneapolis to St Paul and return for 24.50 and Chicago for 53.50, with various July and September return windows. Call at 41 North Main Street Butte for details and other destinations.
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Butte
Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Anaconda
Great Northern
North Main Street
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
West Superior
Sioux City
Chicago
St Louis
Great Northern Ticket Office
Threw the switch too soon derails sleeper
A Chicago and Northwestern derailment near Otis Iowa injured eight of ten sleeper passengers after the head brakeman on westbound No. 1 threw a switch too early. Among the injured are Dr. George Cook of San Francisco en route to Hamburg and C Seretzhjobsky from Kazan Russia, both badly hurt.
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Des Moines
Towa
Chicago & Northwestern
Otis
Cedar Rapids
George Cook
San Francisco
Hamburg
C. Seretzhjobsky
Kazan College
Russia
Balance of U.S. public debt declines in May report
The Treasury issues the May debt statement showing total debt excluding cash in treasury at 82,469,573, a drop of 646,409 from April. It lists interest bearing and non interest bearing totals and notes certificates and notes outstanding offset by cash on hand, with a $345,350,229 cash balance after liabilities.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
Morris & Co Move to West Park Street Confectionery
Morris and Co will relocate to 68 West Park Street next week and will open a premier confectionery in Butte offering fresh candies daily.
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Morris & Co
West Park Street
Butte
Four Year Old Dies of Scarlet Fever in Great Falls
Great Falls notes report the private funeral and interment at Highland cemetery for the four year old son of Mr and Mrs Goings fallen to scarlet fever. Also, Mandahalab a Turkish wrestler challenges five Montana wrestlers to a catch as catch can bout for at least $200 in the hour. T Curry jailed on petit larceny charge after allegedly stealing a watch from Ed Yackley.
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Standard
Great Falls
Jury Says It Was Accident
A coroner's jury in Boise Idaho finds Charles S Tull a sheepherder for Charles Hurd died near Mountain Home from an accidental self inflicted gunshot. Tull had recently come to Idaho from Oregon with unknown antecedents.
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Boise
Idaho
Charles
Tull
Charles Hurd
Mountain Home
Oregon
May Disbursements Exceed Receipts In Great Falls
Special dispatch reports City Treasurer Roberts May receipts totaling 5 780 dollars and disbursements of 10 684 dollars leaving a balance on hand in the city treasury.
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Standard
Great Falls
Roberts
Police Monthly Totals and May Arrests Report
Funds at month end totaled 87116 dollars. During May 131 arrests were made by the police. Police Magistrate Hawkins reports 447 dollars in fines collected.
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Hawkins
Mining Exchange Closing Prices Reported in Salt Lake
County Treasurer's Report released in Great Falls on June 2 provides a summary of yesterday's Salt Lake mining exchange prices with numerous bids listed for mines such as Mammoth Yankee Uncle Sam Victor Ontario and others. The dispatch notes garbled sequences but confirms activity and bid levels across multiple mining stocks.
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Salt Lake
Terre Mereur
Pasrtorgia
Wees Sc
Maire
Utah
Sam Victor
Nets
Yankee
Asiebuchase Caneeaoeks
Axon
Uae
Ajax
Carisa
Daly-West Bowers
Loreine
Sale Valdas
Peake Beatenton Hice
Ontario
Petro
Ae Tours
Eievely
Uncle Sam
Victor
BURY
St. A
County Treasurer May Receipts and Disbursements Report
May receipts total 43 261 60 with disbursements of 4 542 08. Contingent fund receipts include 4 831 73 from licenses, 153 49 from taxes, and 805 15 from county officers fees.
Five Bridges Washed Out After Rains Across County
Great Falls Montana June 2 Special Dispatch reports five small bridges between Great Falls and Cascade were washed away while all bridges to Square Butte and Sunriver also vanished. Heavy rains caused earth and rock slides on the Milwaukee line near Gibson Siding with minor train delays. the Montana Central line at Gibson Siding and the Silver Bow smelter area suffered track damage.
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Great Falls
Here
Cascade
Square Butte
Sunriver
Neaf
Montana Central
Gibson Siding
Park County Republican Sold to Livingston Enterprise
Negotiations ended with the Livingston Enterprise absorbing the Park County Republican. The Enterprise will take over the plant and goodwill, and last Saturday's Republican edition will be the final issue. Park County cannot support two Republican papers, ending the rivalry.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Park County Republican
Livingston Enterprise
Enterprise
Republican
Park County
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Berry
Myrtle Carman
Gertrude Warde
Grieves’ Salch
Lloyd's Ranch
Little Basin
H. L. Elton
Watersury
Ann
Elton
Keefe
Clancy
Charles i, Patterdson
Josephine Brown
Ahey
Vwvontana
Imperial Council
Www
Ance Policy
George Andrews
Harmony
Con
Sena
Tors
Gregson
Colonel Roberts
Lumborg & Lazell’s
Newbro Drug CO
N. Main St
the State
Hitch
Northern Railway
Davenport Couch
Ois
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park
West Galena St
Booth
Hood River
Angel
Peas
Ritter
Jefferson Valley
Crane's
Pickle News
Ralston Brea
Tiah Mining
New Line of Montana Co
Ral Railroad
Montana Book Co
Sutton
Peter McHenry
Panks
Mont
F. Atg. Heinze
Has KE. Leonard
Vicw
A. B. Clements
Daly Bank and Trust CO
John D. Ryan
Joan R. Toole
CO. Swinborne, Cashier
A Kunkel
State Savings Bank
Butte, Micers
John A. Creighton
G W. Stapleton
Hodgens
Europe
Omaha
G. W Stapletoe
A. H. Barret
BE. D. Leavitt
Kemper
Bee Hodgens
J. O. Hodgens
First National Bank
OF Butte
Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbott
E. B. Weilrick
George Stevenson
Foreign Exchange
Pipestone Springs
Wm. E. Casey
Hot Springs, Arkansas
R. Burket
Prop
Pipestone Springs, Mont
Apeendre
Paris
Montana Undertaking CO
Thos. Lavell
Thos. Sullivan
Mgr
Park
Viavi Co
Tioldberg Block
T. G. Heine
General Oles
Ms Block
TVA
I Montana
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Winslow
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