Butte Current Notes Highlight Local Movements and Services
S Olive has gone to Denver. Rent planes from Orton was Everybody drinking at Walker's. Nettleton shoes at the Red Boot Butte Tire Repair, 17 East Galena. J. R. Wright to Chicago, Mrs L Delmohout to Reno. John Kickingham to New York, S Olin left for Denver on business. F. S. Smith left yesterday for San Francisco. Brown to Ashland, Mr. and Mrs. Lamount to the South. Mr. and Mrs. R R Woods to Victoria. Wagons delivering goods on Dakota street. Dr. Peter J. Sheeran ENT at Penn block. Rugs $10 to $20. Pritchard-Harrington Co. Hays to San Diego for a month. Miss A. M. Sullivan yesterday to Los Angeles. D Ironsides dentist, 20 North Main. Autos may use new cutoff to Pipestone Springs. C Brule to Hastings for a month. Mr. and Mrs. J G McFadden visiting in Butte. Macaulay's window awnings and curtains, 17 North Arizona. Dr. Louise L. Leese cures corns. Imported table delicacies. Anna Murphy and Katherine Sullivan to Portland. Mary Sullivan to New York. Tom Davis returns from Michigan, summer in Butte. Mrs. Ole Hanson to Missoula with Blanche Martin. H. H. Walker of the Finlen hotel visiting Helena. Dora Nettleson recovering from operation. Saturday Evening Post is the big literary event. Ehrlick's 606 new blood-disease discovery by Dr. Hanson. Clearmount on Lakes with gasoline launch and boats. 10¢ fare. Englewood car to boat house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Ashland
A. M. Sullivan
Butte
Macaulay
Arizona Street
Louise L. Leese
Penn Block
Ind
Lisa
Anna Murphy
Katherine
Mary Sullivan
Portland
Sullivan
New York City
Tom Davis
University of Michigan
Ole Hanson
Missoula
Blanche Martin
H. H. Walker
Finlen Hotel
Helena
Dora Nettleson
South Washington Street
St. James’ Hospital
Saturday Evening Post
P. O
Ehrlick
Hanson
Silver Bow
Clearmount
Englewood
Boathouse
Searcy and Reed Wed in Butte Home Ceremony
James A. Searcy and Miss Florence W. Reed were married yesterday afternoon at Alfred Evans’s home on South Dakota Street. The Rev. Walter M. Jorden officiated. Searcy, a Kentucky native, is a carpenter and builder from Butte. Reed, a Wisconsin native, is a public school teacher. They left for Seattle and Victoria for two weeks and will live at 24 West Broadway after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Searcy
Florence W. Reed
Alfred
Seattle
Victoria
West Broadway
Bald Butte Mine Sold. Boston Group Wins Court Confirmed
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena reports the marshal sale of the Bald Butte mine to W M Belcher of Boston and associates. The federal court under Judge Rasch confirmed the sale, the mine bringing 32000, with new owners expected to resume operations. Also noted: Carlier James Gorlier, 45, died yesterday. remains at Walsh's undertaking parlors. funeral notice to follow. Dr Dodd offers eye and nervous disease services, Harbour block, glasses fitted free.
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The
Standard
Helena
Bald Butte
This
W. M. Belcher
Boston
Rasch
Carlier James Gorlier
Walsh
Wife describes daily beating and flight in divorce suit
Mrs Louisa Backman alleges habitual intemperance and daily abuse by Matt Backman. She says they married in Butte on June 17, 1893 and have four children aged 10 to 17. She claims he beat her with a bucket and wood, endangered her life, and drove her and the children from home on multiple dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Backman
Matt Backman
Butte
Phil C. Goodwin
Nelson Carruthers
Patrick Wall
District Court
T. F. Colbert
T. A. Foxeelman
Inbel
Sarah Jane Downs
Charlotte Cassidy
Standard offers free gift for yearly subscribers
A Yankee thnuwille cart is given to subscribers paying in advance. The Standard invites readers in Butte or Anaconda to call at the office to see these cards. Pilsner and Haufbrau are on draft at Windsor buffet. John T. Todd, Prop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Anaconda
Pilsner and Haufbrau
Windsor
John T. Todd
Name Fight Over Studio Grand Continues in Court
Charlies W. Sommers and E. C. Schoettner clash over ownership and use of the name Studio Grand. Sommers says the receiver sold the name. Schoettner and associates form Studio Grand Company and seek $5,000 damages plus an injunction. Defendants contend the name was not sold and accuse Sommers of causing confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies W. Sommers
E. C. Schoettner
Studio Grand
Sommers
Schoettner
Studio Grand Company
Children Day To Be Started Tomorrow At Columbia Gardens
Tomorrow marks the inaugural children s day at Columbia gardens with events starting at nine in the morning. Cars will depart Walkerville Centerville Englewood Oregon avenue and the race track at six to carry kids to the grounds where a model playground merry go rounds and swings will be provided. City children may ride free any time before 2 pm and may return after 1 30 pm with under 16s carried at no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gardens
Walkerville
Centerville
Englewood
Oregon Avenue
Wolfe Delegates Return From Epworth League Convention
The Rev and Mrs George D Wolfe and Montana delegates returned from Great Falls pleased with the convention and entertainments. Wolfe said the city was delightful and the convention was excellent with attendees from across Montana. They secured the next convention for Butte and will begin preparations and a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Wolfe
Epworth League
Great Falls
Mr. Wolfe
Montana
Butte
School Bonds Bid and Trustee Actions Face Legal Review
The Wooden-McNear-Moore of Chicago bid for a $50,000 school bond issue with a $1,430 premium. Attorneys including the county attorney and the attorney general weigh legality and possible exit from the bid. Board actions include leaves, resignations, and curriculum changes as repairs and sidewalk strictures are assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooden-McNear-Moore Company
Chicago
Board of School Trustees
Walker
Galen
Nell Manning
Gaynor
Eleanor Driscoll
Grant
McKinley School
Hample Buys Large Schultz Wool Clip in Madison County
J E Hample purchased the wool clip of Fred S Schultz Alder the largest sheep raiser in Madison county. Schultz sheared 17500 sheep averaging eight pounds each totaling 140000 pounds. Hample paid 18 cents per pound for the lot. Schultz noted excellent range conditions and said wool tariff reductions would not affect his operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Hample
Fred S. Schultz
Madison County
Schultz
Hample
Church in business profits from Havemeyer stock deal
Testimony shows church stock sale to Havemeyer complied with board approval and partial transfer of half the stock. Bishop Nibley said original Utah Amalgamated Sugar owners received nearly two for one. he warned Havemeyer misjudged beet sugar future. Church trustees manage holdings. church itself did not participate in business investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havemeyer
Utah
Charles W. Nibley
Amalgamated Sugar Company of Utah
There Are There Are A Lot Of Us Who’d Like One Dollar
A fragment speaks of stretching one dollar to double purchasing power through collective effort and frugal habits, urging readers to pursue efficient use of money.
Land and timber auction in Big Blackfoot country
Helena June 27 The state land office sold 2440 acres of land and 2 656 000 feet of timber in the Big Blackfoot country. Purchasers included the Blackfoot Cattle Company Lincoln Land and Livestock Company J L E Tucker N R B Holter and Aubrey Holter. Total receipts were 28040 dollars the top bid 2125 dollars for a 160 acre tract.
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Standard
Helena
State Land Office
Big Blackfoot
Blackfoot Cattle Company
Lincoln Land and Livestock Company
JL. E. Tucker
N. RB. Holter
Aubrey Holter
Great Falls Opens New Car Barn Project
Great Falls electric properties began construction on a new car barn estimated at 35,000 dollars. The facility will cover about three quarters of an acre and marks a significant expansion of city transit infrastructure starting June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
Unlawful Conspiracy Targeting Magazine Publishing Firms
A United States district court suit seeks dissolution of the Periodical Clearing House. Filed by the U.S. attorney, the action charges unlawful combination and restraint of interstate trade in magazines. Defendants include major publishers and related companies led by the Periodical Clearing House. The petition outlines contracts and price lists forcing agents to sell at fixed publication prices and imposes fines for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Emilrt
Clearing House
Titlect
Wise
Equity
Agatet
Periodical Clearing House
Cutteday
Page & Co
Crowell Publishing Company
3. S. McClure Company
Cirrent Literature Publishing Company
Phillips Publishing Company
Harper & Bros
Leslie-Judge Company
I View of Reviews Company
International Magazine Company
New Publication Company
Butterick Publishing Company
Standard Fashion Company
New Idea Publishing Company
Ridgeway Company
American Home Maagazine Company
Short Stories Company, Limited
Frank
Housekeeping
Massachusetts
Haupton’s Magazine
New York Corporation
One-legged man sentenced in cattle theft case
Helena June 27 John Bostwick pleaded guilty in federal court to cattle stealing and was the principal witness for the government in the Petersons case. Judge Rasch sentences him to 12 months in the county jail citing his disability as a reason for leniency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
John Bostwick
Petersons
Rasch
Bostwick
Peterson freed after habeas corpus on defective warrant
Melvin Peterson, acquitted in federal court of cattle theft on the Blackfeet reservation, was rearrested by a Teton county warrant but released today on a writ of habeas corpus after the court ruled the warrant defective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
Melvin Peterson
Blackfeet
Teton County
High speed steel disks cut hard metal by local fusion
The Youth's Companion notes that mild steel disks quarter inch thick, boiler plate quality, rotate up to 20 000 feet per minute. A single disk cuts a 12 by 6 1/2 inch hard steel channel in 15 seconds via intense surface impact and local fusion, with heat localized at the contact point and minimal side warming.
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Butte News
East Broadway
Butte Telephone
S. Olive
Denver
Orton
Walker's
Nettleton Shoes
Red Boot Butte
East Galena
J. R. Wright
L. Delmohout
Reno
John Kickingham
S Olin
F. S. Smith
Yesterdy
Francisco
San
Sharcy—Reed
Bald Bute Sale
Hack Way
Wood
Childress
Tonkin
Tonkin's
Mast Park Street
Stthis
School Board
Ceedings
BIG Schultz Clip
Watch Sale
Elgin
Waltham Movent
Man’s
R Elgin
Waltham
Winterhalter-Hanaieiw
Corner Park and
Dakota Sts
Church IN Business
London Tailoring
MAYER
West Park Street
Shhle State Lands
Alhambra
Falls
SMD
Str
Prhetodi
Bhtains
Thesatire Seos
York Corporation
Score of the
Melvin Peterson Free
Oxfords
Oxford
Russia
Red Boot Shoe Co
North Main Street
Yankee Doodle Boy
Victor
George M. Cohan
Cohan
Victor Records
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, N. J
Indianapolis Speedway
Duke de
Silas Warner
Dra
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