Butte Current Notes Show Local Notices and Personal News
Local column lists residents traveling to Los Angeles Denver Seattle and California and mentions births, visits, and social rounds. Names include Orton Bros, Walker, Yegen Bros, Moore, Shoemaker, Glenn M. Waener, Sophie Carney, Maybell OLeary, Marie Mulholland, Mrs. George B. Gewitt, and others. Also notes bank ad, whiskey ad, cab service, and store announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgane
Orton Brosi
Walker
Blas
Los Angeles
Asmundos
Lisa
Gall Hherman É& Reed
Yegen Bros
Bankers
AM. Horn
Ty Mb
Ars
W. d. Wralsi
West Quarts Street
Mra
James A. Shoemaker
Irelonk
Glenn M. Waener
West Gold Street
Charles
Hoath
California
Feys
Rule
J. M. Dire
Oe Philipsburg
Butte
Wi. I. Wolente del
Wisconsin
Sam Arthur
Livingston
Federation of Womerlys Cluthg
OH Transit Street
Walkerville
Amlers
Orla
Moore
Babb
Dorothy
Lincoln
Mant
AicManus
Sound
Weely
Seattle
Fred J. Darnes
Denver
Aiuenz
McGregor
Sophie Carney
Hornet Street
Sealtls
Maybell O'Leary
Willie Valley
Westeray Hier
Eugene
Liss Marie Mulholland
Weet Granite Street
Curles I. Cayer
Moor
Paul
Dehns
Mauritania
Old Country
Sumer
Malme
Sueden
Dani Anns
Missoula
Thomas Mulholland
Tany
Minneapola
Chicago
Detynit
Alloge
Jehu Kinney
Norwich
Voit
Wilson Wins Seat in City Council Amid Audit Controversy
City council meeting adjourned with debate over a paving and street wagon contracts. Mayor and aldermen sparred on audit contracts, bids, and the purchase of equipment for the police and fire departments while references to labor council and local merchants surfaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jown
Wilson
Akdevimatn
Chinen
Mu Andrews
Meet & Inkondeyt
Pally Lo
Vty Hocks Wy & Washington
Gothing Eins
Somethiey
Ue Vole
Mayer
Ghar Hiv
Abe
West Park Street
Tewap
Bow Trades and
Ute City Books
Ife
Sie
Amxtons
Fauge
Rae
Binsei
BAC
Nolice
Duncan
Golante
Davis
Yeos
Yeos—Cavanay
Currin
Nerney
Orton
Tissell
Grigg
Durwis
Nays
Kowen
D. A. Siith
Wiiaon
C. A. Smith
Ellingswood
Street Indies Committee
Eg ‘Wr
Mercury
Wyarrlins
Main Square Yard
L. A. Smitty
Park Street
Young Blen's Association
uAvothier Bi
Judiciary Committee
Smith
Fire Department
Nerny
Ellingwood
Crand Army to Bury Daddy Wells in Union Funeral
Investigation shows that Wells died suddenly during a rescue with Col. Mulligan’s men. Wells and three archers carried Mulligan’s body to his widow as the retreat began. Funeral planned under Grand Army of the Republic auspices at the Pennsylvania block apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. Reynddy
Wolkorha
Colomel Muligin
Meadorville
Seattle
Mika Harland
William Uoughton
Mayor Duncan Faces a Political Power Play in July
A factional conflict over control of a local newspaper pits Reds against Yellows and conservatives. Aldermen, including McManus Clinel and La dendart, are entangled as meetings unfold and stock moves prepare for a decisive July 4 meeting. Clarence Smith targets the Socialist paper while the mayor leverages stock to sway outcomes. The scene shifts to South Main street as conservative and reform groups mobilize in Helena for a broader political contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcder
Wien
Evaneit Baal
dleManus
Clinel
Ladendart Wis
McManus Hias
Chinen
Ladendart
Soesillel
Iasted
Im Local
Carnaration
Clarence Smith
Bull Socialist
Whch
Mir. Smith
Wind
Rede
Enowed Stark
South Main Street
Feds
Tocal
Fintenaer Batt
Confesses to Robbery and Wants Punishment
Seattle January 5. Stuart Bailey a bookkeeper admitted to robbing Hanson Hanger a New York railroad contracting firm of 1600 through embezzlement over eight months ending recently. Bailey said conscience urges him to accept punishment and pay the penalty. New York police were informed and Bailey is held pending reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Stuart Baliry
Winsellon
Charles Tennant
Hanson Hanger
New York
Willaror
Tye
Entiroynent
New York Police Department
Bailey
Two Farmers Battle for Harvest Hands' Services
In June 3 bidding, Felis Beniolte of Bliemoutt and Taylor of St John contended for harvest labor as 69 workers arrived. Farmers from Heimweldt and St dehy mobilized to back their town's claim, with St John's envoy prevailing in the end.
Princess A Butte Picture House Closes Amid Price Rise
The Princess A Butte theater announces a price increase to 15 cents for evening shows to maintain offerings. The Amusement Enterprises group cites higher operating costs and seeks to preserve entertainment standards across the Ansonia American Orpheum theaters. A man, Whitm Griffith, 63, of 140 Neaves, died, while Carnival company wind, weather had little effect on the midway attractions and free shows at Camphe Carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peinceas Theater
West Park Street
Last Niche
Tila
Ansonia
Orpheui
New York
Galorga
Philadelphia
Andree Rew
Camphe Carnival Company
Amphell
Butte
Disorderly crowds praised at midway amid calm scenes
A report notes exceptionally orderly crowds at the fairground midway with no disorderly conduct observed. William J Walsh, a contractor, confirms the event will continue for the week. A baby boy weighed 19 pounds at birth is described as healthy. Mrs Walsh recovers well. The message from President Wilson to Mayor Harrigan was delivered to Redford and relay telegraphs moved quickly over mountain terrain, reaching Schellburg in 49 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J Walsh
West Quarts Street
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