Butte Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Arrivals
Butte notes report a bustle of arrivals and visits from Miss Jonnie Mauser of Boulder to the Bennett hotel and J. B. Dinsmore heading to Denver on business. Many others including M. Moss, C. W. Farrow, F. Merrill, and Mrs. Kramer frequent the city. Local business, hotels, and transport activity frame the day with glimpses of Spokane to Helena trips and a new bungalow on Farragut avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros Modern
Walker
Tonkin
A. McCrary
W. R. Reed
Dillon
Butte
J. B. Dinsmore
Denver
M. F. Brown
Bozeman
Bennett Hotel
Las Vegas
Terrance Hammon
Morrow
Anaconda
Frank Bell
Liverpool
Butte Cab and Transfer Co
Ind
Bell
George Phillips
Sheridan
Esterday
W. C. Murphy
Moulder
Dr. Williams
Liste Bik
Cor. Park and ‘Main
Matt Mattson
Redwood Valey
Phillipe Nave
Washington
Bec
E. Wein
Metro
Geoffrey Lavell
Divide
V. Babcock
Richard Lockey
Leggat
George Metlen
Highway Commission
Ity
Alf Downs
Farragut Avenue
Ed Dorval
Western Union
Spokane
Cassy
P.O
TF. Gabisch
Helena
School of Mines
Charles Lande
Stavinger
Norway
F. Ja. Birdsall
Rocky Mountain Division
Northern Pacific
3. D. Zinck
Whitehall
Nellie Sullivan
Meaderville Coal Company
Grill Cafe
W. Park
Frances Lewis
H. Merriman
Billings
Milwaukee
Northwest
Body of Mrs McIntyre Brings From Mountains
The body of Mrs Helen McIntyre wife of Alexander McIntyre a mining engineer with offices in Butte was strapped to a pack horse and led over snow covered trails from Vipond to Dewey then to Divide and by train to Butte arriving last night She shot herself in a moment of mental stress after her husband rode and skied to obtain medical aid Friends at Dewey said she had been extremely nervous for weeks and in a moment of imbalance used the revolver The family resided in Walleville and the body lay at Sherman and Reed's A $500 reward note appears at end of item
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Helen McIntyre
Alexander
Metntste
Butte
Vi- Pond
Dewey
Divide
McIntyre
Vipond
Dewes
Bruce McIntyre
Mite
Potatoes Rot as Jury Finds for Lahood in Telegraph Case
Shadan Lahood awarded verdict of 2905 dollars plus 10 000 exemplary damages after two day trial in Judge Lynch's district court against the Continental Telegraph company and F H Tyre over delayed telegrams and potato shipments from Miles City to Jefferson Island. Lahood claimed potatoes spoiled on hand costing his profits as prices fell during delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shadan Lahood
Lynch
Department of the District Court
Continental Telegraph Company
F. H. Tyre
Tahood
Jefferson Island
Milwaukee Roa
Mile City
Lahood
Railroad and Telegraph Company
Telegraph Company
Tyre
Ailes
Lew Callaway
Fy B Howell
Fred Furman
A. J. Verhoven
Mystical Ad Promises Long Term North America Edge
An odd OCR fragment markets a yearly plan with monthly or yearly payment options, claiming a “best bet” across North America. It mentions a $2500 annual advance and various vague terms like carriers and weeks, with unclear service scope and location.
Stock-Reducing And Realizing Sale At The Clothery
The Clothery at 31 North Main announces a stock reducing sale starting Saturday at 9 am. A $75,000 stock of highest grade merchandise will be offered at sacrifice prices. All items including men’s suits raincoats shirts underwear and furnishing goods priced at cost or less. Cash only and savings of up to half on suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
America
Milwaukee merchants tour Butte in Montana visit
A Milwaukee business delegation headed by Mayor G. A. Badin arrived in Butte on a Northern Pacific train for a day of meetings and receptions. The group included William George Bruce and Fred W. Rogers of the Merchants and Manufacturers association, with calls planned to audit former customers and discuss Western resources. They departed for Helena at 10:30 a.m. after expressing admiration for Montana and Western enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Rading
Emil Seidel
Milwaukee
Butte
Northern Pacific
Misitore
Sliver Bo Club
G. A. Bading
William George Bruce
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Fred W. Rogers
Great North
Helena
Montana
Badin
West
Selfridge Heads Butte Engineers Union Election
Dean W. Selfridge led the ballots with 243 votes for president of the Butte Stationary Engineers Union No. 5. Multiple officer votes followed with varied opponents and totals, including vice president Charles Whiteley, treasurer Joseph Creighton, recording secretary John Gilbert, and delegates to broader labor bodies. An amendment to limit terms failed by 24 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean W. Selfridge
Thomas Pearce M2
Butte Stationary Engineers’ ‘Union
Vfces
Charles C. Whiteley
Joseph M. Creighton
Peter E. Delaney Tis
John Gilbert
Abe Winwood
Nan” ‘Lal
A.C. Dawe II
Archie A. McLeod
J. M. Carlisle
John Delaney
A. R. Atkin
John Hocking
John W. McDonald
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council
A. C. Dawe
W. L
Auto strike injuries and scattered notices in a clipped report
No arrests have been made for the run down of Edward Naughton aged 1 of 690 South Montana street yesterday afternoon. Naughton was crossing the street when a rapidly driven automobile bowled him over. His left arm was badly lacerated and he suffered head and body injuries. Frank Dwyer aged 3 of 431 North Wyoming street suffered a scalp laceration from a ground fall at the Anaconda mine last night. Suscriptions for the standard will pay 1se a week for the daily and hunt by carrier beginning June 1. By me anywhere. In North America $7.00 a Year in advance. Everybody can afford to subscribe for Montana's best newspaper at the popular subscription price now obtainable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Naughton
Montana Street
Naughton
Frank Dwyer
Wyoming Street
Anaconda
North America
Montana
Drought Strikes British Guiana Throughout 1811 1812
A severe drought from late 1811 to April 1812 reduced yields across twelve agricultural products in British Guiana and disrupted lumbering balata cattle and mining. With no interior roads, all transportation depended on waterways, amplifying economic hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Guiana
Puzzle Pieces Marking a Coin’s Hidden Symbols
Readers debate a peculiar riddle about coins that supposedly bear symbolic marks. The list cites thirteen fetters the eagle holds, feathers in each wing, tail feathers, shield bars, arrow heads, leaves on a branch, and letters forming the word quarter dollar, inviting scrutiny of hidden inscriptions.
Senior Class Play Delightfully Rendered at Butte High
The senior class at Butte High delivered a strong performance of Mice and Men before a large Broadway crowd last night. Peggy the foundling and Mark Embree carried key roles with praise worthy acting, while Arthur and Donald impressed as Peggy and Embree. A minor mix up with the orchestra was humorously explained by manager John W. Nolan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte High School
Peggy
Hazel Arthur
Mark Embree
Lowell Donald
Roger Goodlake
Embree
Walter Hauser
George Lowell
Frank D. Sullivan
Harry Trimblestone
Archie Clark
Kit Barniger
Anne Johnson Peter
Charter Bruce Beadle
Foundling Hospital
Harles W. Ellingwood Sr
Toanna Goodlake
Good- Take
Sinma_ Nickel
Marion Mi
Socialist Mout hs Watering For Jobs In Butte Elections
Local socialist factions in Butte push for party influence in schools and county offices. Nominations reveal plans to place socialist literature in public schools, seek a socialist curriculum, and back party candidates for county attorney, state senate, clerk and recorder, treasurer, coroner, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Duncan
Butte High School
H. L. Maury
Maury
Te State Supreme Court
Alec Mackel
Booker
Smith
Charles A. Wallace
C. G. Wood
Henry Davis
E. J. Wishar
George Ambrose
Devectivs
Henry Smith
H. Allen
C. J. Hevins
Socialist Party
C. A. Wallace
J.D. Eason Jr
John. C. Driscoll
Thomas Graves
Herbert Girmor
J. M. Sakes
Jerome B. Savage
J.T. “Harbor
L. Sierlor
Tom Moore
W. J. Burt
Driscoll
Tom Graves
Arthur Cox
Mike Allen
Mike Burk
Judge Booker
George R. McDonald
Elizabeth Curtis
Amy Edmunds
Andrew Grubenstein
L.A. van Horn
Joe Russell
Ti. L. Glenior
Miners Union Election Count Progresses in Butte
The count of the Butte Miners Union election shows results for officers and delegates. Notable figures include President Frank Connors, Vice President Recording Secretary Pat Lee, Assistant Secretary Mullins, and trustees Mike Sullivan and James Walsh among others, with several ballots yet to be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Miners” Union
Frank Connors
Martin Seahill
Patrick O'Neil
Treas Pat Lee
Mullins
Don Boyle
Jam
John Murphy
Barney King
Mike J. Sullivan
Jerry Sullivan
Martin
Raspberries Preserved by Grandmother for Over 30 Years
A man received a jar of raspberries that had been put up by his grandmother more than three decades ago. Her son, who picked the berries, has been dead for twenty years. The berries reportedly retain a fresh flavor from the old preserve.
Gilbert Reclaims Health After Severe Attack
F A Gilbert a Butte real estate broker credits Akoz, a California mineral remedy, with restoring his health after a near-fatal rheumatism attack. He reports weight gain from six weeks of treatment, relief from swollen ankles and painful hands, and improved sleep. The ad claims Akoz assists Montanans with rheumatism and other ailments, directing readers to Newbro drug store for more info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Gilbert
Broadway
Butte
Akoz
California
Mr. Ilbere
Akor
Mr Gilbert
A. Gilbert
Akez
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Butte News
Independent Telephone
Hamilton Block
Standard
Eee
United States
Continent Raph Company
Tone
Guardian Casualty and Guaranty Company of
Salt Lake City
State Savings Bank
Lewisohn Building
8. M. Swar
Ana Punaay Stannara
Neiverea
Advanchai
Eavanse
Mt. Boo
Gay Standard
the Clothery
North Main
Butte Optical Co
Corner Park and
Dakota Sts
Wright
COPS
Tonte
Marty
H. O. Oberndorfer
RL. Dingwall
J Schoenleber
Otto Rathmann
Willan N. Lane
Jacob Best
F. P. Blumenfeld
William S. Allen
A. C. Lange
de Heus
John L. Kiingter
A. G Schultz
George Trumber
Over Lachflor
Walter Gerhardy
Gustave Meyer
W.R. Helmholz
Fred Hoffmann
BO. Hoffmann
Paul R. Ellsworth
Lewis C. Gens
John M. Behling
F. 11. Squier
H.C. Carr
Philip Polacheck
Franz Wollaeger
Herbert Ubhlein
Hi. C. Schranck
W. L. Cheney
J.-A. Millington
MH. B. Stanz
P. G .Toepter
William C. Vitter
FA. Diver
F. H. Mohr
Wiliam H. Greer
FH. Lincoln
F. M. Mekniry
LJ Wollaeger
John A. Bell
Charles, Ziegler
Herbert Ziegler
Selfridge
Butte Engineers
Prana
Mollie
Esther
Mien
Mose Linz
North Main Street
Bouchers
West Park St
Vicini
Mattingly
Dunlap
Trimble
North Main St
Set
Bat
Miners’ Union
Florence Garment Store
W. Broadway
P.S
Archibald Paint Co
West Park
Tenney Goan Ae
Call
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