Butte Current Notes Snapshot Of Local Gossip
Butte notes list residents traveling to Chicago Denver Omaha and New York City. visitors from Great Falls Sheridan and Helena. a five piece orchestra planned for Renshaw Saturday. trips to Portland fair and national park. various local business and social mentions including piano rentals and Las Palmas smoke time. sheriff and judge journeys noted amid scattered fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyer
Gray's
Orton Bros
William Eden
Chicago
Frank Wilson
Denver
Dr. Crain
Penn
Block
Andrew Anson
Omaha
Neb
Renshaw
John Alexander
Portland
Robert Ponter
Great Falls
Butte
H. J. Barry
Johanna Stubner
Sheridan
Butt
Las Palmas
F. W. Kupnal
Helena
John Berkin
New York City
Peter Peterson
Lod
Tom Fosselman
Portland Fair
Ea Harrington
National Park
J. J. McHatton
Mary
Kate
Annie
Helen
Final hearing on Charles Colbert estate in Montana court
The dispute over Charles Colbert’s estate, valued at 50 000 to 60 000 dollars, continues in Judge Donlan’s district court. Special administrator J P Collins seeks 10 000 for attorney fees, 1 621 for witness costs, and 3 800 for his services while Jay Cross Bush contests claims of kinship and testifies about Colbert’s early life and a long cross country history with Bush.
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Charles Colbert
Butte
Donlan
Department of the District Court
J. P. Collins
Jay Cross Bush
Colbert
C.F. Kelley
Galen
Bush
Peter Breen
T. A. Morrin
Donian
New York State
Peru
New York
South America
California
Idaho
Washington
Montana
Confederate Gulch
Blue Jay
Kelley
Probate fight over Bush estate ends with fee approvals
Judge Donlan ruled the special administrator’s account valid and approved fees totaling 10 000 for attorney Kelley 3 800 for extra services and the state’s trial expenses a value range of 50 000 to 100 000 including mineral rights was cited but the estate would have gone to fraudulent claimants without the successful contests Attorneys Kelley and the attorney general were credited with preserving the estate and preventing loss to fraudulent claimants
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Bush
Collins
Kelley
District
Supreme Court
Donovan
Donlan
Kelsey
Donland
Mr. Bush
Two Pretty June Weddings in Butte Event
Lee Margaret Blackiston and Dr Bigot and Josephine Dawson with Ruth Davie as flower girl, held at 96 West Granite Street. The ceremony featured pink and white gowns, a bay window arc of greenery, and a reception from nine to midnight with over 50 invitations. The couples plan to reside at 96 West Granite Street after a honeymoon.
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Lee Margaret
Blackiston
Dr Bigot
Ttle
Josephine Dawson
Ruth Davie
Granite Street
Margaret
Dawson
Joseph Dawson
Butte
Davies Home Wedding Unites Miss Margaret Garney and Lee Gallup
The ceremony occurred yesterday at 4 PM at 814 South Colorado street with Rev S C Blackiston officiating. Miss Etta Finnerton and Clarence Finnerton served as attendants, and the couple left for Portland on the North Coast Limited train, to settle at home in two weeks at 814 South Colorado street. A buffet luncheon followed in a pink decorated living room with green and white decor.
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J. F. Davies
South
Colorado Street
Davies
Margaret Garney
Lee Gallup
C. ‘Blackiston
Etta Finnerton
Clarence Finnerton
Visitors From The East Visit Butte For Knights Of Columbus Meet
A Buffalo delegation of 800 Knights of Columbus arrives in Butte for a four hour stop on the return trip from the national convention. They tour Yellowstone Park after organized travel by Gates Tourist of Toledo. A Boston group of 400, including supreme officers, will pass through next week on a San Francisco departure. Delegates praise the Los Angeles convention and note a grand parade with 2000 men in full evening dress as a highlight.
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Buffalo
N. Y
the Knights of Columbus
Butte
Gates Tourist Agency of
Toledo
Larry Matthews
Tone Park
Jen Pacific
San Pedro
Portland
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Yellowstone Park
Boston
San Francisco
Supreme
Knights of Columbus
Supreme Knight
Hern
Los Angeles
P. H. Scanlan
California
Ean
Treasury Statement Shows Available Balance Decline
Treasury report from Washington on June 14 lists general fund balances with Available EUR Balance at $135,561,570 and gold at $70,000,000. The statement details the day’s federal balances and assets.
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Washington
Treasury
Mayer's Diamond Sale Cuts Prices This Week
Mayer touts a limited period sale with guaranteed diamonds at deep discounts. Highlights include a $100 diamond ring now $75 and various solitaire rings, watches, and silverware marked down as part of an $8,000 consignment sale. Mayer claims the lowest prices and guarantees, advertising heavily from 22 West Park as Jeweler to the people.
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Mayer
Mayer's
Butte
Butte Watch
Waltham
Elgin
Rogers Bros. Sii
West Park
Neill to Direct Mine Work for Pittsburg Company
James W. Neill, consulting engineer for F A Heinge, has joined the Pittsburg & Montana Mining company to direct mine operations. He will split time between Utah and Butte, spending about one month in Butte each quarter, with remaining time in Salt Lake. The Gold Creek Montana Placer Mines project, operated by British investors, reports profitable hydraulic work on gravel with eight man crews and weekly outputs around $1.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Neill
F. A. Heinge
Pittsburg & Montana Mining Company
Mr. Neill
Salt Lake
Utah
Butte
Pittsburg
W. Flv. Young
Magisma
Thomas Cleara
Gold Creek
Clearage
Montana Placer Afines Company, Limited
Conras Nonrs Ot Weer Uoage
Gold Creek ‘Company
Korrs
Sacred Heart School Closing Exercises Delights Evening Audience
Sacred Heart school ends its closing exercises with a Floral Queen cantata and the farce Solon Shingle performed by students and boys. Teachers and children receive praise as diplomas are awarded and Father Callahan delivers a brief address tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart School
Father Callahan
Doctor Summoned Too Late In Death Of Harold Trapp
Coroner and city physician investigated the death of seven year old Harold Trapp who died early Tuesday after his parents, Christian Scientists, delayed medical help. Heart disease believed hereditary, earlier son also died of the same cause. Father Christopher Trapp, brewer at the Butte brewery, home at 412 West Fourth Street. Remains sent to Salt Lake for burial.
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Michael Egan
T. J. Sullivan
Harold Trapp
Jenly
Simon Hauswirth
Christian Science Church
Donald Campbell
Harold
Salt Lake
Christopher Trapp
Butte Brewery
West Quarts Street
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Butte News
Stendarc
East Broadway
Furnlabed
Vales
Rookwood
Rudelstadt Bohemian
Dead Man
Style Shop
A. Stkin
North Main St
T. F. B. Miners’ Union Hall
Daisy Dawson
John D. Woods
Mine Gartley
Treasury Statement
Dredge
Kohrs
Mone
Crescent
Wyoming St
Uptown
West Broadway
Brussels
Ingrain
Brownfield
Canty Carpet Co
Park St
Walt Allen
W. Broadway
Adams
Nainsock
Broderie Anglaise
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