Butte Current Notes Highlights Local Visits and Incidents
The column records a flurry of city notes including visits from J. M. Kennedy Anaconda judge and Helena residents I. A. Jones FE C. Day, arrivals like Mrs. D. A. Morrison of Whitehall and Bergstrom off to Sweden, arrests for assault and larceny, courthouse admissions of citizenship, and business ads from West Broadway and Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Singer Office
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
J. W. Reed
N. Main
Red Orton
D. A. Morrison
Whitehall
J. M. Simpson
Anaconda
Louis Sponheim
Basin
Butte
Bergstrom
Sweden
West Side Paper Co
West Broadway
J. M. Frochiich
W. Edwy
G. W. Mutech
Winnmer
Sunday World, Journal and Telegraph
P.O
Sherman
John Sauer
John Backoski
Michael Scallon
Clancy
Henne
New Brunswick
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Lena Smith
Lulu Bowers
Wyoming Street
Associated Charities
Ethel Mulloy
Mills College
California
J. F. Thompson
W. B. Burton
Pentecostal Mission
East Park Street
Main
A. G. Allan
Dorothy Black
Congress
Boucher
Fast Park Street
United States Court Room
William Thompson
Noble Drug
Montana Liquor Company
Frank Casey
John Dean
John Dwan
Dennis Byrne
Mountain View Park
Fight Per Cent Money Reynolds and McDowell
Local advertisement lists Reynolds and McDowell at 46 East Broadway marketing a fight for percent money.
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Money Reynolds & McDowell
East Broadway
Democrats Mobilize for Primary Battles in Montana
Democrats urge full turnout as primaries open 4 PM to 8 PM at same caucus sites to choose delegates for the state convention. They warn of anti party coalitions and promise loyalists will determine the fall ticket. Delegates will select six national convention representatives in Kansas City with further caucuses planned for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Montana
Kansas City
Precinct
Autam Grosso
Domnic Selka
John Collins
Martin Turk
Charles Lenthaller
Joseph Lazzri
Fred Lohse
J. F. McAvoy
John Zunick
P. J. Murry
Ed Kerrigan
Charles Sholes
Gregson
Don Hayes
Alter
Montana State League Games Highlighted in Anaconda Standard
Local squads in the Montana State League are in action with game reports featured by the Anaconda Standard. For corrections or denial work, visit Dr. Quirk at Orton's, 217 North Main.
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Dr. Quirk
Orton
N. Main
Butte Introduces Up To Date Telephone Service
The Bell system upgrade begins with two Chicago experts installing new apparatus in a building built for the plant. The change from the common battery setup will replace every local phone, remove ringing on the instrument, and automatically signal when a call is answered. Long distance transmitters and metallic currents will ensure uniform service, with selective ringing on party lines as a new feature.
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Telephone Company
Butte
Chicago
United States
American Bell Telephone Company
Four-telephone system to cut local rates
Four instruments placed on one line share a single central call point to offer cheap service for residences and small businesses. Two or more users might call at once during peak times, but otherwise service is the same as regular lines. The system aims to be ready by July 1 and could increase the local exchange by hundreds of instruments.
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Central
Miller
Mie
Palmis
Two Montana Teams Add Players as Cody Retires
Butte and Great Falls acquire new players and release others while Umpire Cody retires after league complaints. President Lucas fines McCarthy $50 and suspends him for two weeks for assault on the umpire. Dexter J. Smith will umpire in Cody’s stead as Hammonds and Schmeer join Butte and Kinsella and Grimes are released for Zearfoss and Flynn. The Bates game starts at 3 with a strengthened lineup for both clubs.
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Butte
Great Falls
Cody
Lucas
McCarthy
Helena
League
Board of Directors
Dexter J. Smith
Smith
Hammonds
Schmeer
California
McCloskey
Kinsella
Grimes
Zearfoss
Boston & Montana
Billings
Flynn
Anaconda
Muller
Searfoss
Hanley
Tutt
Whitney
Sears
Lowe
Biszell
Burke
Donahue
Williams
Hammond
Thieleman
Finards
Merkle
Philips
Bucks
Proctor
Powell
New York Theater Planned by Montana Millionaire
John Maguire of Butte announces a new upper Broadway theater to be built by James A. Murray, a Montana millionaire and banker. Murray, a Democrat and potential U S senator, plans a first class stock company with western road attractions and independent status, leasing the house to Maguire and aiming for a September 1 1901 opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Maguire
New York
United States
Montana
New York Telegraph
Butte
Mont
Gilsey
Maguire
L Broadway
Murray
Philadelphia
West
Waldorf-Astoria
Electric Sofes Induction Treatment Sofa Described
A new electro medical treatment device uses a sofa with batteries and an induction coil built into its base. Head and foot plates contact the patient to deliver therapy.
Small Cyclone Sweeps Flats Near Ball Grounds
A mild twister moved west to east across the flats near the ball grounds around 4 pm. It picked up light debris and even boards, but caused no damage and only brief discomfort to observers. Charley French, vice president of the league, was seen dusty after the event as he watched new players during practice.
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Charley French
Woodchuck Hole
Continental Oil raises wages for workers in territory
The Continental Oil company reports improved business conditions and has raised wages for its teamsters mechanics and laborers by an average of 10 percent across its territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Oi Company
Enty
Eagles' Plente at Mountain View Park Event
Sunday event at Anaconda park offers boating sports and dancing on beautiful grounds by the lake. Trains depart B. A. P. depots at 11:25 a m and 25 minutes past 7 p m with a special park to Butte train at 7 p m round trip priced at one dollar.
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Plente
Mountain View Park
Anaconda
Park
Butte
Remains of J. T. Brown Arrive in Butte for Funeral
The remains of J. T. Brown arrived in Butte from Centralia Washington. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 p m from the family residence at Silver Bow park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Brown
Butte
Centralia
Wash
Silver Bow Park
Miner Buried by Fall at Silver How No 3 Mine
John Long, a miner at Silver Bow No 3, suffered a compound fracture of the left thigh after a fall of ground at the 300 level last evening. He was taken to Murray and Freund's hospital for treatment.
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John Long
Silver Bow No
Murray & Freund's Hospital
Madam Shields Hair Goods Ad in Butte Montana
An advertisement for Madam Shields Hair Goods offers a range of hair products including switches and hair chains made from combings, with face steaming as a specialty and painless coin extraction, located at 114 West Broadway next to the City Library in Butte Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steek
West Broadway
City Library
Butte, Mont
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