Butte Notes Highlight Local People and Travel
Butte citizens arrive and depart for investigations and visits with many readers. Names include A P Gray of Great Falls in the city, Walker’s whiskey recommended, J Franklin Holton of Belgrade staying at the Finlen, and Miss Ida Saa-Rele wed to Rick Salmonson by Justice. Mrs ER DD Leavitt to Peony for a few weeks. Fr A Thompson from Twin Bridges for a short stay. Train No 8 runs daily from Butte at 4 pm stopping at Pipestone Springs. Butte business men plan a meeting at the city hall next Monday evening. Various residents travel to Salt Lake, Deer Lodge, Great Falls, and New York for summer plans and family visits. Adolph Wetzstein writes from Frankfort en route to Oberammergau. Butte Country Club elects new directors for the year.
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Walker
Elton
Missoula
Finlen
Ironside
North Main
P. Wilson
Deer Lodge
Butte
A. Thompson
Twin Bridges
Pipestone Springs
J. Franklin Holton
Belgrade
Rick Salmonson
Ida Saa- Rele
Justice Ean
ER. DD. Leavitt
Peony
J. F. Hample
Dillon
Hampton's
McClure’s
Eee
R. B. Butcher
Harlowton
Milwaukee
Matt Canning
Cime
James Welly
Gon- Baga College
Spokane
Anna Kremer
Ida Croxall
Salt Lake
Frank Killip
North Main Street
Henry S. Ostrander
E. V. Ostrander
James Mitchell
New York
Piss
Louise Short
Caledonia Street
St. Vincent's Acadmy
Helena
J. E. Peterson
J. S. Phillips
Elbow Lake
Swan River Country
Black girl convicted in larceny case in Donlan court
A juried conviction was returned yesterday against Leo Carlisle, a Black woman from the Bad Lands, on one grand larceny count. Mildred Winters testified seeing Carlisle take money from Peter Moros and pass it to Officer Jimmy Pace, who denied receiving funds. The second charge was dismissed after the prosecutor left town. Sentence set for next Saturday by Judge Donlan.
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Leo Carlisle
Bad Lands
Donlan
Mildred Winters
Carlisle
Peter Moros
Jimmy Pace
Winters
Moros
Pace
Police Commission
Walker
Donian
Loot Thieves Flee After Police Intercept in Butte Yard
Milwaukee road reports a group of boys broke into cars near the Butte reduction works. Chief Murphy and Lieutenant Larkin chased them by taxi and caught them as they prepared to haul away merchandise including candy. The gang dropped the pilfered goods and escaped before arrest.
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Milwaukee Road
Butte Reduction Works
Murphy
Larkin
Stop Watch At Trial Highlights Civic Streetcar Case
Witnesses described the Park Street accident where a baby was struck by a streetcar. Attorney Breen used a stopwatch to time a witness's account as Judge Clements and jurors watched motions. Defense sought a non suit, but Judge Clements overruled it and the case proceeds.
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Peter Breen
Wilfred Flaherty
Clements
Lynch
Department of District Court
John 8
Lally
Breen
Sally
George Lasage
Park Street
Columbia
Crystal
Lasage
Laura Flaherty
Shelton
Brutal Assault on Old Man in Vieasant Alley
Joseph Maer, aged over sixty nine, was attacked by two colored men in Vieasant alley yesterday morning. Bob Lucas was arrested. Slim Brown was being sought. Maer hospitalized with severe facial injuries. Lucas pleads not guilty. case continued with bond set at $200.
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Joseph Maer
Bob” Lucas
Mitchell
Shaughnessy
Slim” Brown
Lucas
Maer
Death of Joshua Henthorn at 92 in Cabery Illinois
Larry Duggan reports the death of Joshua Henthorn age 92. He had been in good health until shortly before death. Survived by daughter Mrs Datye Robinson and son Charles Wood. Another daughter Mrs Martin Gries is mentioned. Mrs Duggan attends funeral in Calumet, Michigan.
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Larry Duggan
Duggan
Joshua Henthorn
Cabery
Nolan and Donovan Form Law Partnership in Butte
Well known Butte lawyers F. Nolan and Louis P. Donovan establish Nolan & Donovan for general practice. Offices located in the Silver Bow block. Also noted are Best bitter-sweets and Pallas cafe offering finest service.
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F. Nolan
Louis P. Donovan
Butte
Nolan & Donovan
Silver Bow Block
Pallas
Stevens Pin Reappears In North Main Street Room
The diamond horse shoe pin, claimed stolen from Richard Stevens, was found in the owner’s North Main street apartment. Police retain the pin as the original item, while Brodie faces charges of receiving stolen property and alleges unlawful arrest amid dispute over force and language.
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Richard Stevens
Dave Brodie
West Park Street
North Main Street
Stevens
Fred Elrich
Elrich
Brodie
Dwyer
Orton Bros Pianos Slashed Prices This Week
Orton Bros offers heavy stock of pianos including brand new with shipping wear and second-hand models. Bargains include Behr, Pease, Arlington, Whitney, Hallet Davis, Kimball, Packard, Capen, Kimball, Fischer, Schaeffer and Carlisle pianos with prices from 70 to 3875 and monthly payments from seven to nineteen dollars.
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Arlington
Whitney
Conway
Ccers Nees
Packard
Hallet & Davis
Breweter Latiiai
Treweter
Bernitea Dasa Gees
Kimball
Fischer
King Plano
Schaeffer
Carlisle
Orton Bros
Bail Granted After Third Degree Assault Warrant
County Attorney Walker filed a warrant for One Sime Guay on third degree assault. Frank Boucher alleged Guay intoxicated attacked him while he held his horse on the flat, offering no chance to defend. Guay later sought settlement. Justice Shovin admitted him to bail.
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Walker
Onesime Guay
Frank Boucher
Guay
Justice Shovin
Buckley Buckley funeral to be held at St Patrick’s
The funeral of Dan P Buckley will be held Thursday morning at 9 at the family home 30 West Copper street and proceed to St Patrick’s church for a solemn high mass at 10 o’clock. The infant Frank Erickson son of Mr and Mrs Al Erickson will have a funeral Thursday afternoon at 2 at 128 East Park street with Rev J W Nyvall officiating.
Mayer's Assurance on Price and Quality
If it's bought at Mayer's you know it's all right both as to price and quality. The trusted store promises good value and dependable goods for everyday needs.
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Mayer's
Northern Pacific farming special ends first day with large turnout
Laurel June 22 The Northern Pacific better farming special wrapped up its first day in the irrigated district with strong interest. About 490 people attended sessions at Pompey’s Pillar Worden Osborn Billings and Laurel. Reports note effective farming methods and good crowd turnout despite lighter attendance at Billings due to advertising gaps. The train moves to the Clark’s Fork branch tomorrow with Columbus preparing an elaborate reception and holiday in honor of the event.
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Standard
Laurel
Northern Pacific
Pompey’s Pillar
Worden
Osborn
Billings
Chamber of Commerce
Yale Commencement Ends With Alumni Dinner
Yale held its commencement on June 22 in New Haven with an alumni dinner in the afternoon. President Hadley expressed regret at President Taft's enforced absence and praised Taft as a steadfast figure, noting Yale victories come from perseverance beyond expectations.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Hadley
Taft
Bill Taft
Fashionable New York Wedding Sparks Crowds and Critique
Police failed to manage large crowds at a high society wedding in New York. The governor faced questions about possible militia involvement and state response.
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New York
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Butte News
The
East Broadway
Telephone 422
Independent Telephone la
Opticians
Bulle
Orton
Hessee
Grady's Coal and Wood
McLaughlin Coal Co
Macaulay
A. P. Gray
Great Falls
George M. Fowler
School of Mine
Greatalls
Adolph Wetzstein
Frankfort
Europe
Oberammerau
Butte Country Club
J. F. W. MecCrinnon
J. K. Heslet
Cg. W. Goodale
Eugene Carroll
Joseph Case
James G. Graham
A. T. Organ
Toneh
Flaherty
Mother Tella
Seph Wapa
Vieasant Alley
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Montana Drug Co
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Howard
Webb C. Ball
Hamilton
Waltham Elgin
Mayer
West Park St
Park
Montana Optical Co
Mayer’s
Weinberg’s
Fashion Shop
Andrew Jackson
Jnet
Gurney Refrigerator
Gurney
Janey Price
Veryel
Ing
Ceive
Credit
Butte Electric and Power Co
East
Broadway
Steven
East Granite St. Butte
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