Butte Notes Citizens visitants and local notices
Butte notes report on visiting locals from Helena to Manhattan and Great Falls, births at 13 Lawrence and 710 Colorado streets, marriage licenses for Redmond-Keary and Dunstan-Prout, and upcoming sermons in Boulder and Bagin. Northern Pacific adds an electric sleeper to the North Coast Limited. A bridge request from Rocker seeks reuse of an NP bridge over Silver Bow creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Patrick
Butte
Frank F. Steele
Helena
J. G. Bates
Livingston
George P. Dunham
Philipsburg
St. Crossen
Virginia City
M. Miller
South Boulder
W. L. Shovell
Henry Wasley
Lawrence Street
James Moran
Manhattan
John Odson
C. M. Sawyer
Charles L. Dahler
F. R. Merk
Silver Star
John D. McGregor
Colorado Street
Dr. Hanson
J. B. Leggat
World's Fair Commission
Samuel Ford
Josephine Ford
Amelia Ford
Great Falls
Otto F. Schoenfeld
State Humane Society
M. A. Egan
Monida
Yellowstone Park Stage Company
Red Rock
Missoula
George C. Higgins
W. W. McCormick
George Potts
Lucile Dore
Loston
Lewis A. Smith
Butteleft
Indianapolis
Modern Woodmen
Michael Redmond
Mary Keary
William J. Dunstan
Lillie Prout
A. J. Walker
R. G. Forbes
H. O. Wilson
Oregon Short Line
Balt Lake
Larry Dooling
Mullan
Idaho
Thomas Dooling
Boulder
W. C. Shippen
Odd Fellows
Bagin
P. O
West Park
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
L. P. Sanders
W. F. Sanders
Rocky Mountains
Sanders
Montana
L. Russell
Boise
Russell
Montana Union Railroad
Street Railway Company
Rocker
Silver Bow Creek
Northern Pacific Railroad
State Fair Board Formed for Silver Bow County
James W Bennings was sworn in as Montana state fair director for Silver Bow County and the board prepares to organize in Helena. The legislature allocated 10 000 for two years, with 5 000 available each year, and Helena residents bought the old fair grounds for 10 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W.bennings
Montana
Silver Bow County
Toole
Helena
Lewis and Clarke County
State Association
Executive Committee
County faces hit from new witness fee law and scrip buyers
County officials warn the treasury is being looted by a new state law paying justice court witness fees. Chairman Clark reports large bills, with cases subpeonaing up to 42 witnesses and hearings dragging days, urging curbs and a limit on paid witnesses while debating continuances to curb costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Yancey
Justice Court
Treasury
Train Hits Street Car in Signal Mix Up
A train struck a street car due to a signals error causing a railway accident. Investigations focus on signal miscoordination and the safety measures in place. No further details on injuries or casualties are provided in the readable text.
Conductor Narrowly Escapes as Freight Hits Car
A B A P freight train backed into a Butte streetcar at 10 30 yesterday morning tearing off part of the rear vestibule. Conductor Daniel Brooks and Motorman John Smith avoided injury. two passengers were frightened but unharmed. The damaged car will be repaired and back in service today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Street Railway
Daniel Brooks
Brooks
John Smith
South Butte
Smith
Herrera Boxes Broad Tonight at the Broadway Theater
Herrera fights Broad in a scheduled boxing event at the Broadway theater tonight. The match headlines a boxing program with local promoters and venue details listed for patrons.
Jubilant juniors and seniors fete at Renshaw hall
The high school annual follification edition featured a reception to the class of 1903 by the class of 1901. The transformed hall buzzed with dancing, beauty, and youth as the orchestra played. Committee members included Albert Nadeau and Zeyune Halford with Irene Le Sage and Lewis Clark among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renshaw
Lewis Clark
Neil Fair
Maude Gregory
Winfield Gunn
Zeyune Halford
Emma Keppner
Irene le Sage
Esther McLeod
Fred Moore
Mayme Murphy
Albert Nadeau
Frances Nucholls
Lydia Osenbur
Edith Poindexter
Effie Richey
Usetta Williams
Musetta Williams
Frances Nuckolls
Professor Leamy
Nelson Hammond
Clark Johnston
John Corette
Mrs Storer Rites Planned After Death at 40
Mrs Alfred Storer aged 40 died yesterday. Her remains are at the Montana Undertaking company parlors and will be moved Sunday to 494 East Park street for 10 o'clock service. Dominick Morello aged 54 died yesterday. His remains are at the Montana Undertaking parlors and the funeral will be at Sacred Heart church Sunday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Storer
The
Montana Undertaking Company
East Park Street
Dominick Morello
Sacred Heart Church
Mrs Katherina Kloeiglen Dies at 70 in Reese Street
Mrs Katherina Kloeiglen aged 70 died yesterday. The funeral will be held today at 2 p.m. from her residence at 121 Reese Street with services at St Josephs Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherina Kloeiglen
Reese Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Telegraph Pole Collision Triggers Fire Alarm Short Circuit
A telegraph pole with great force jolted wires of the fire alarm system causing a short. The alarm stalls unlatch and horses rush to stalls. Firefighters find no fire as Scott's horses are thrown and injured during the incident. Wagon also damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Leary Improves. No More Operation Needed in Wounding
John F. Leary shows slight improvement after two Thursday operations for a mysterious wound in his Driscoll apartment. Doctors report near normal temperature and quiet rest, though condition remains precarious. Mrs. Leary, detained at the county jail, remains reticent about the shooting as authorities consider theories of intentional or accidental harm or self-inflicted injury. she is free on $7,000 bail after a late bond posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Leary
Driscoll
East Copper Street
St. James’ Hospital
Leary
Superintendent Young Stricken by Pneumonia in Butte
R G Young superintendent of public schools at Butte is ill at 618 West Granite from a severe pneumonia attack with organic complications. He returned from Dillon recently and was thought likely to die yesterday morning. By afternoon he rallied and was reported more hopeful. A late message said he rested easily and was improving under Dr McNevin care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Young
Butte
West
Granite Street
Dillon
McNevin
Young
Runaway Fire Horses Startle City on Main Street
Two horses owned by Isaac Bogott attached to a heavy wagon bolted from a fire station area on upper Main street. They crashed into a telegraph pole after racing down the street, causing doors to fly open and alarm to spread among fire station crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Main Street
Isaac Bogott
West Stewart
Main Street
Geyman Arrested in First Degree Assault Case
John Geyman was arrested by Deputy Haggerty on a first degree assault charge. He and his brother Charles L. Geyman are accused of attacking the Crone family in Tramway Gulch. He appeared in Justice Harrington's court and posted a $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Geyman
Haggerty
Charles L. Geyman
John Crone
Tramway Gulch
Tim Harrington
Cost Of Keeping The Poor In May Listed Expenses
County Auditor Crossman reports 515.73 paid for county maintenance in May with groceries 1179 and other items including rent 683 transport 295 county physician 280 Mrs Godfrey board 1170.85 miscellaneous 1729.28 fuel 207.50. Funeral of Mrs Alfred Storer set for Sunday at 2 30 from 4 East Park Street to Sacred Heart Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crossman
Godfrey
Memorial Service Observance by Fidelity Ridgely and Svea Lodges
At 2.15 o'clock Sunday June 4 Fidelity Ridgely and Svea lodges I O F invite members Rebekahs and friends to annual memorial services at Grand Opera house. Regalia to be secured 1 1:20 pm at lodge rooms then meet at old Masonic hall 1:30 pm for march to the opera house starting 2 pm. Memorial address by Brother A B Keith. CALDWELL Memorial Committee Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity, Ridgely and
Svea
Rebekas
Order
Grand Opera House
Old Masonic Hall
West Park Street
Opera House
A. B. Keith
J. D. Caldwell
Boston and Montana Band Opens Summer Concert Series
The Boston & Montana band starts a summer concert series at the gardens with an afternoon program and an evening show. Additional concerts are planned regularly throughout the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Montana
Basin or Boulder Round Trip Ticket
Round tripBasin or Boulder travel options available Saturday or Sunday with return up to Monday. One dollar Alhambra round trip available. Ticket office 41 North Main Street Butte. Tonight Herrera faces Broad at the Way theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Alhambra
North Main Street
Butte
Herrera
Way Theater
Regular meetings set for second and fourth Fridays
Regular meetings occur on the second and fourth Fridays each month at 8 o'clock p m at the Masonic Temple located on West Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
W. Park
Weat Park St
West Park Street
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Butte News
Standard
East Broadway
Telephone
Butte, Mont
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Orton Bros
Sherman's
Dick P. Sutton
Renshaw Hall
Mamie Smith
Butte Business College
Anaconda
J. W. James
Chicago
W. B. Cullen
Spokane
H. ©. Wilson
State Fair
Silver Bow
Elec
Men's Fashion Emporium
Boucher
Park Street Clothier
Newbro Drug Co
Geyman
Trunks
Valises
Fitzgerald
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Galena Street
Pipestone Springs
Batte
Ment
F. Aug Heinze
A. B. Clements
Tayo
Byard
Booth
Northwest
Treloar
W. R. Meech, C. P. A
Butte Mill and Smeltermen's Union
No. 74
Miners’ Union Hall
Montana Commandery
Knights Templars
FP. W. MecCrimmon
Henderson
BANKS
St Go of Battle
John D. Ryan
John R. Toole
C. C. Swinborne
R. A. Kunkel
Ass’t
Charles FR. Leonard
T. R. Hist
Fayette Harrington
Capital
Silver Bow National Bank
Butte City
de Oerts
Charles A Nerd
F. A Heinze
Marchesseau
A. Balmfirth
A. Louis
C. W. Newton
John MacGinnis
First National Bank OF
Bitte
Letters of Credit
Andrew J. Davie
James A. Talbott
E. B. Weirick
J. Dutton
State Savings Bank
Main and Park
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
T Hodgens
Nental
United States
Europe
John Creighton
Omaha
G. W Stapleton
A. H. Barret
Dravi
Simon Bank
Richards the
Butte Undertaker
Ay Mall
Andre
Paris
New Bros Co
Ole Agents
Auge Paris
Prence
Newbro
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