Butte Notes Highlight Local Commerce and Personal Moves
Butte notes mention Moyer at Grady's and renting pianos from Orton Bros. Cigar talk, a five piece orchestra with Renshaw Saturday, and Mrs RC Las Palmas memory cigar. City visitors include Diamond of Havée and W B Davis of Virginia City. several residents travel to Chicago and St Louis. Mrs May Neidenhofen and Ina Streeter visit Columbia Falls. Judge Bourquin adjourns district court. diverse legal actions include divorce suits and a contract dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George E. Davis
Bozeman
Mother Jones
Atlas
St East Park
John G. Brown
Missouri
Nellie McNichols
Henry Mes Nichols
Edward Peacock
Edward Dean
C. McLeod
Livingston
Bourquin
District Court
May ‘T. Neidenhofen
Ina E. Streeter
Columbia Falls
Butte
J. L. Morris
St. Louis
Christopher Turner
S16
Granite Street
Lee Hayes and
Yesteray
St. Joseph
Boreman
School of Mines
Myrtle Meehan
District
W. J. Meehan
Ellen Anderson
Ed. Mathewson
W. P. scKenna
Portland
Louise Nydegger
Danville
Ill
Paul A
Stella A
F. Labram
Milwaukee
J. H. Vivian
West Broadway
First Presbyterian Caven
Jam
Hito
Nils Carlsen
Tillie Noble
Salvation Army Corps
Helena
Morrow
Livingeston
David Aspland
Douging
Lima
J. A. Donovan
Chatham
Ontario
John Helehan
Silver Bow
Mullins
Butte Hardware Company
Pierre Ruinders
Hallie J. Woodward
Anton Strasser
Mary Strasser
William Heaney
Mary Skully
W. Pierce
Louise Gieser
Will'am
Charlotte R. Sawyer
Butte Police Tackle Violent Arrest at Wyoming and Galena
A tumultuous confrontation at 9 pm near the Copper King saloon led to two officers grappling with a man named James Hope. After overpowering him, Hope wrested Sullivan's revolver, shots fired wounded bystander J. Lemm in the leg, and Hope was captured after a tense struggle with three officers. Lemm, a miner, was treated at Dr. Hitton's. Hope remained defiant at the jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Wyoming and
Galena
J. 4
Lemm
St. Lawrence
Loaming
East Park Street
James Hope
Thomas Farrell
J.B. Sullivan
Copper King
Farrell
Hope
Sullivan
Sull
Stone Cutter in Focus as Police Seek History of Farrell
Police pursue information on a Stone-Cutter named Hope who is believed missing from Tutte work and considered dangerous. Officers investigate past records to determine if he constitutes a threat while addressing remarks that imply someone is not at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell
Hope
Tutte
Numerous defendants face judge in tense court session
Several offenders appeared before Judge Warren. Frank Hotully charged after allegedly striking his father with a gun. case sent for tomorrow. Burke faces trial for an assault on Mrs Williams and her child with bond set at 30. Keays fined for involvement with a woman in the half world and breaking a window. Lottie Grant and Jack Walker plead to charges from Lille Whitmore’s row. Murray, Cole, and Byrne plead not guilty to vagrancy and were remanded. Pat Quinn noted a suspect’s night absence, fined days. Mother Jones to speak June 15 at 7:30 PM in the Auditorium, hosted by the Mill and Smeltermen’s union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Frank Hotully
C.J. Hotep
Burke
Sam Williams
Mike Keays
Mother Jones
Ofelock
Mill Nd Smeltermen’s Union
Finals in Tourney Today Amid Weather Delays
Weather paused play as eight golfers enter match play at Counter club grounds this morning. The tournament promises keen action with a double quartet of Butte’s top players facing off for honors. The funeral of Jennie E. McDonald is set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Sherman Reed’s funeral chapel and St Patrick's Church.
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Ince
sCounter Club
Butte
Jennie E. McDonald
Sherman & Reed
Fueral Chapel
St. Patrick's Church
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude to Community
A card of thanks from Joan Sule ton Sherman’s family expresses appreciation for friends and neighbors during illness and death. The note mentions the obligations Benefi association and M48 Bast Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Sule Ton Sherman
Obligations Benefi- Association
M48
Bast Center
Butte Briefs Show Various Travel and Departures
Butte notes list numerous travelers and departures. Names include K W Hale Willow Creek Mrs A J Gunther and Mrs Ellen Cammack to Chicago, Oscar Baer and family to Huron Michigan, Miss Kjelland and teachers to Black River Wisconsin, John Doran and daughters to Portland, and many others heading to Montreal San Francisco Spokane and beyond. A long roll of residents and visitors reflects busy movement through the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. W. Hale
Willow Creek
Justice Doran
Portland
John J. Barry
Sol Genzberger
Alexandria
J. T. Jackson
Leda Lawrence
Josephine Dessault
Montreal
Canada
Gladys Tony
Lillian Strowbridge
Wis= Yom
Butte
San Francisco
Box Fight Promises Grit On Butte Square
Promoter E R Quinn of Spokane says the main event bell will ring at 9 pm at MacDonalds gym with a grueling bout between Hutte boy and a Denver veteran. Referee Corbett Ampson weighs in at 6 pm as fans from Twin and Empire towns gather for the showdown.
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Wil
Corbett Ampson
MacDonald's
E.R. Quinn
Spokane
Butte
Bond Fixed For North He Hustles For Bail
Judge Donlan set Victor North’s bail at 20 dollars after he sought signatures from deputies and supporters. North, charged with murder of Matt Tickson, hoped to raise roughly 8 000 dollars today or tomorrow. the recent jury trial ended in a split verdict due to one juror's disagreement.
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Donlan
Victor North
Matt Tickson
North
Coffee Poisoning Reversed by Postum Food Coffee
A Detroit student recounts coffee poisoning harming study and health, then switching to Postum Food Coffee. She notes headaches vanished by day three, nerves calmed, and improved study stamina. Her aunt also recovered after abandoning coffee for Postum. The testimonial ends with the brand claim and a ten day trial implication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Postum Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Larceny Case and Bond Struggles in Butte
In Butte men charged with murder who are released on bail often do not face trial again. Harry Kingsland, one of two charged with grand larceny for stealing $600, fled with the money. The Pacific Express clerk posted a $1,290 bond, but Lafferty has yet to secure additional bond stretches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Harry Kingsland
Harry
Ferry
Pacific Express Company
Lafferty
Streti¢N
Reception and Dancing for Butte High School Class of 1906
The 1905 close reception at Columbia Gardens in the big pavilion drew a large crowd from 9 to 10 pm with 18 regular numbers and two extras on the program. The grand march opened a lively evening of dancing, directed by the class officers and committees including Emmett, Noyes, Tully, McDougall, and Hart with Ed Chamberlain as president and Jessie Wharton as vice president.
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Butte
Emettheim
Floyd Noyes
Grace Tully
Olive McDougall
Chamberlain
Emmett
Rheim
Ray Bettenson
Arthur
Mota
Cel
H. M. Hart
Ed Vd Noyes
Ernest Kea
Clas
Ed Chamberlain
Jessie Wharton
Mabel Peterson
Belle Kearney
Miner Suffers Eye Injury After Blast Incident
A miner, about thirty, suffered a severe eye injury when a powder blast exploded in a mine. Rescue teams rushed the man to hospital at Fos station for treatment as doctors strive to save his eye. The blast caused facial and head injuries and the worker remains in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Burntte
Setitton
Tive Bolen
Srope
Tina Batare Burts
Armas
Poomle
Broadway
Miners' Union Day With Two Bands At Gardens
In Columbia gar arrangements planned for Miners Union Day with two bands at Gardens. The Second Regimental Band of Red Lodge and the Joston Montana Band of Butte will perform in the afternoon, with the home band playing in the evening. Weather officials predicted fair conditions for the day. A minor blaze in Casey Block caused a quick fire department response but caused no major damage.
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Columbia Gar
Red Lodge
Joston & Montana
Butte
Casey Block
D. H. Clemens
Tay
Hamilton Street
The Dutchman in Java and the Dutch Idea
An analysis of Dutch influence in Java through fashion, wealth, and social power. The text describes Dutch colonial presence shaping native society, language mix, and class divisions as Dutch attire and luxury goods spread, while locals reach for status amid strict surveillance and lush colonial estates.
Schoolyards Valuable in City Health Drive
Brooklyn advocates physical training as essential in schools noting that recess and outdoor play have diminished. They warn prolonged desk work harms health and urge daily physical activity with nearby fields for running jumping hammer throws and ball games to build strength and mental resources.
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Brooklyn
Ishmael of the Flat Building and the Sunday School Tale
The fragment recalls a Sunday school anecdote told by Willie Flathaus about Ishmael and the line about his hand at every man and every man's hand being against him. The speaker notes the tale’s teller as a teacher figure, humorously recognizing the janitor role.
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Willie
Wille” Flathaus
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Butte News
The
Standard
East Broadway
Vales
Rookwood
Rudelstadt Bohemian
Ommcers
Vallivan
Len
Dover
P. Hitton
Style Shop
A. Itkin Jeweler
N. Main St
Tne Forest
Butte Briefs
Northern Pacific
T. F. Trask
Victor Nordburg
Welll
Mena Yanch
Huntington
Ind
George B. McDonald
F. Dunstan
A. Murray
Nahan
A.J. Lennihan
C. F. Holt
Ge Graham
Duluth
Minn
Charles Koeskel
Fannie B. Collins
Sedalia
F. Foaselman
Ore
Winsthrop Raymond
Raymond
Omaha
Nebi
James G. Lee
Kansas City
R. H. Humphrey
Denver
Colo
Oscar Baer
Milk Squires
Elizabeth
Cruse
Hurd
Arthur Allen
W. Edmonds
Frederick
Schwech
G. G
Bechtel
D. Deane
Flora McDonald
Ian
Hutte Boy
Denverite
Java
Philip Terry
Duuns
Australia
West
Ishmael
China
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
Park St
Tampa, Fla
Havana
A.c.m.co.hardware House
Walt Allen
W. Broadway
Richards the Undertaker
W. Park
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