Butte Notes Move Through a Busy Local Scene
Local notes report Moyer buggies at Grady's and pianos for rent from Orton Bros. Various residents travel to Omaha Denver Missoula Dillon and San Francisco while others visit friends in Butte. A June sale at Tonkin’s offers men’s digging underwear at a deep discount, and Dr. Turner relocates his practice. Temple services and preparations for travel pepper the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyer Buggies
Grady’s
Orton Bros
Gibson Havana
F. E. Jacquin
Denver
Belle Carney
Dillion
Ed O'Neill
Deer Lodge
John R. Quigley
Avon
F. H. Benjamin
Helena
W. T. Keuhn
Elliston
Missoula
The
Atlas
East Park
Perry D. Delmas
Nevada
Young Woman Betrayed Faces Serious Charge
Jacob Zundel, a shift boss at the Cora mine, is jailed as prosecutors pursue seduction under promise of marriage or marriage. A 21-year-old woman, mother of a 6-week-old, says he is the father and describes years of hardship. Bail set at 1500, authorities press for conviction in a case marked by social shame and police scrutiny.
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Jacob Zundel
Cora
Justice Rhoades
Zundel
Zandel
Denny
Billy Adams
Butte
Boise
Master's House Burglarized Prompting Investigative Move
Oliver T. Crane in Helena on advice from Harry Piggot about a burglary at his residence, reportedly damaged last Friday night, while he was in the government building taking testimony in the Magone-smelters damage suit.
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Oliver T. Crane
Helena
Harry Piggot
Tal
Tim McGrath Steers Butte Boxing Week BuildUp
Tim McGrath dominates Butte sport chatter as he promotes his young Californian protege in a two bout boxing card set for July 4 at Jerry Clifford's arena. The main event features a 19 year old challenger with Buddy Ryan in sight. tickets go on sale at city cigar stores. Preliminary six round bouts pit Jack Richards and Kid Harrison, both local talents.
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Tim McGrath
Butte
McGrath
Herberts
Buddy Ryan
Jerry Clifford
Jack Richards
Kid Harrison
Grievance Over Wyoming CoalContracts Challenged
County commissioners received a notice from Matt Hendricks secretary of the Silver Bow Trades and Labor assembly declaring a Wyoming coal brand unfair and urging cancellation of county contracts. Advertisements for coal bids ran May 10 to June 1 and the contract was let June 16 with no prior labor union word.
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Matt Hendricks
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Wyoming
Picnic at Gregson Springs by A O H Ladies Auxiliary
A grand July 4 picnic is hosted by Division No 1 Ladies Auxiliary of A O H at Gregson Springs. Athletic events with prizes, morning ball game Holland store versus Butte brewery, afternoon game Bouchers versus Symons. Admission 25 cents, lunch 25 cents, round trip fare 50 cents.
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Gregson Springs
Holland Store
Butte Brewery
Boucher's
Symons
No Case Against McCauley In Liquor Charge
John McCauley was discharged without prosecution in Justice Taylor's court for selling liquors without a license near the circus grounds during Norris and Rowe's visit to Butte. The dismissal came on a motion by Deputy County Attorney White.
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John McCauley
Butte
Taylor
White
Short Line Excursion Tickets To San Francisco And LA
The Short Line sells round trip tickets to San Francisco for 51.50 and Los Angeles for 56.90 with routes via Ogden or Portland and one way via Portland at 61. Tickets valid three months with stopovers both directions. Tickets available at 105 North Main Street Butte Montana.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Ogden
Portland
Salt Lake
Columbia River
Idaho
Boise
Payette
Short Line City
North Main Street
Butte, Mont
H. O. Wilson
D. F
P. A
County faces cash crisis as salaries risk unpaid
Silver Bow county treasurer reports only 812.11 in the contingent fund with eight thousand dollars needed for July salaries. General and poor funds are drained, warrants accrue interest, and taxes won’t arrive for five months, forcing possible borrowing from the poor fund and delaying payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calkins
Silver Bow County
Mayor Bans Large Firecrackers and Firearms in City
Mayor MacGinniss issues a Fourth of July proclamation prohibiting giant firecrackers and any firearms within city limits. Citizens are urged to refrain from discharging fireworks on Main Park and Broadway between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. to prevent endangering lives.
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MacGinniss
Main
Park and Broadway
Bargain Two Seated Trap in Good Condition
Two seated trap in good condition offered by T. Morrow at the corner of Main and Mercury for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Morrow
Main and
Mercury
Why not own land and a home with little investment
Motivational notice from Flathead Reservation Information Agency urging readers to stop renting and invest five dollars to secure a rich homestead. Locations listed include Butte Anaconda Helena Great Falls Kalispell Missoula with local agents T F O Grady James M Self William Packhr A T Tibbits J J D Arcy H M Small. Missoula, Mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flathead
Missoula
H. M. Small
East Main Street
Money Swap Ends In Court For Nell King
James W. Smith a Spencer Idaho cook came to Butte with money and fell for Nell King a blonde who drained his funds after a wild spree. In police court Nell received 30 days or $60 fine and Smith, left with little, planned to work in the National Park while recalling the night.
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James W. Smith
The
Woods Livestock Company
Spencer
Idaho
Butte
Warren
Nell King
Galena Alley
Nell
Smith
King
Elva
National Park
Abuse Alleged as Wife and Seven Children Suffer Neglect
Mrs Josie Colbert and her seven children living in a Walker Street hovel face long neglect and abuse claims against Tom Colbert. He is charged with omitting to provide and a Meaderville court warrant is issued. The wife cites drink fueled debauchery and fear, aided by auditor denial and Associated Charities counsel.
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Josie Colbert
Walker Street
Braund House
Tom Colbert
Justice
John Kiely Dies After Pneumonia Relapse
John Kiely sixteen year old office boy for the Standard of Butte died after a pneumonia attack his fourth bout of the disease. He fell ill Monday afternoon and was later pronounced with pneumonia Wednesday night. He is survived by eight siblings and his mother Mrs Thomas Kiely of South Atlantic street and his father who died last October. The funeral will be Saturday morning at Sacred Heart church.
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John Kiely
the Standard
Thomas Kiely
No. 9
South Atlantic Street
Leadville
Colo
Standard
Butte
Sacred Heart Church
Mayer's One-Fourth Off Sale Ends Tonight
Mayer's 8000 dollar consignment sale ends tonight at 10 o clock. All articles in Mayer's store are one fourth off except diamonds. Rogers Bros. 1847 ware at wholesale cost and alarm clocks and watches deeply discounted. Jeweler to the people at 22 West Park Street.
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Mayer
Rogers Bros
West Park Street
Theater foreman faces language charge at Family theater
Guy D. Lundy foreman of the stage at the Family theater is accused in Justice Colligan's court of using foul language in the presence of women and children. Justice Deevy and E Shields of the Butte Loan and Investment company are charged for being present in the crowd at the theater entrance Tuesday night. Lundy to stand trial next Tuesday.
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Guy D. Lundy
Family Theater
Colligan
Deevy
Shields
Butte Loan and Investment Company
Lundy
Dewey Barit Nuptials in Sheridan at St Lawrence Church
Harry Dewey of Sheridan and Miss Mae Barit daughter of Antoine Barit of the Ruby valley wed Monday at St Lawrence church. Dewey long resident of Butte.
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Harry Dewey
Sheridan
Mae Barit
Antoine Barit
Ruby Valley
St. Lawrence Church
Mr. Dewey
Butte
Miner Injury Trial in Britannia Mine Case
Dominick Negro seeks 13 613 for injuries from a May 1902 Britannia mine accident. Witnesses describe rail failure and cage operations while defense argues cage height and car weight caused the rail to break. Jury expected to hear remaining witnesses and reach a verdict.
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Dominick Negro
Britannia Mining Company
Britannia
Dennis Regan
James Negro
Nickey
William Jenkins
Palmer Funeral Held at Brennan Residence
The funeral of Charles M. Palmer was held yesterday morning at the residence of Mr and Mrs George E Brennan 215 North Jackson Street. The body was then moved to Mt Moriah cemetery to be buried beside Palmer’s wife. Services at the home followed Episcopal rites by Rev S C Blackiston of St John’s Church. The private ceremony was attended by close relatives and friends with pallbearers E L Chapman William Brownfield Jacob Cohen I Mattingly Will Dierks and Professors Clinton Moore. Dennis and Pat Sullivan brothers of Mrs Mike Egan arrived in the city last evening from Dol lar Bay Michigan and Victor Colorado. A second service will be held at 2 o’clock this afternoon from the late residence 427 East Galena Street with services at Sacred Heart Church.
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Hal B. Ives
Mutual Benefit Life
Helena
West Broadway
Mary Hamilton
Maud Davidson
Dillon
Conway
Tonkin
J. N. Black
D. B. James
J. A. Spencer
R. T. Wellein
New York
Anagilo Luciani
Rinaldo Alberige
P. O
West Park Street
Agnes Clark
Butte
Pig Hole Basin
Arthur McDonald
University of Michigan
Ben McCona
William P. Green
Florence J. Bryant
East Hartford
Conn
Robert Downing
Laura W. Furze
Theodora Bushnell
Oxford
Ohio
West Copper Street
Pipestone
Montana
America
Congregation
B’nai Israel
Temple
Galena
Washington Streets
Harry Weiss
Charles A. Morgan
Minneapolis
Illiam McWhinney
Charles M. Palmer
George E. Brennan
North
Jackson Street
Mt. Moriah
Palmer
E. L. Chapman
William Brownfield
Jacob 8. Cohen
I. Mattingly
Will Dierks
Clinton and
Moore
Dennis
Pat Sullivan
Mike Egan
Dollar Bay
Mich
Pat
Victor, Colo
East
Galena Street
Sacred Heart Church
Two Women Equally Guilty In Dublin Gulch Altercation
Mrs. Peter Kane faced trial in Justice Taylor's court for assault on Mrs. John McGivern. Evidence showed both parties at fault and the jury acquitted. magistrate dismissed the case.
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Peter Kane
Justice Taylor
John McGivern
Dublin Gulch
Telephone advert promotes savings for small users
An advertisement from the Tele phone building at 52 East Broadway highlights low rates for small users and invites the public to call 500 or see the manager for more information.
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Telephone
East Broadway
Elite hotel opens in Livingston opposite the depot
A new Elite hotel sits opposite the Livingston depot inviting travelers to stop in. The brief notice highlights convenient location for visitors and local transit access.
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Livingston
New Elite Hotel
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Butts
Geneva
Las Palmas
Lee Walton
R. F. Montgomery
Omaha
Mrs. Moses
Miss Anna
Ruth Lee
Burlington
Iowa
John Lindsay
Miss Lee
Portland Exposition
Magone
Crane
Lars
Style Shop
A. Stkin
North Main St
Schilling
Tim M’grath
Sembly
M’cauley
California
Capital Brewing CO
High Life
Coren
Brewin
Hele Wa
Getbutte
Pneu
Monia
Dewey Barit
Carman
James Murphy
Jack McDonald
Attorney Wines
Jenkins
Roote
MR. Palmer
Eral
Brownfield
W. Park
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