Butte Notes on Visitors and Local Business
The item lists numerous visitors and residents in Butte including James Keown Bozeman visitor, J.H. Duffy from Amanda yesterday, J. W. Schlumt from Helena, P. Raley of Trident, Joe Whitworth of Deer Lodge, Yegen Bros bankers, Mrs. J.T Miller, Clarke from Great Falls, J. Hamlin from Melrose, W. Weston from Helena, A.B. Killum from Harlowton, F. A. Gray of Helena, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fersbee, L. Motz family, and J.J. Murphy from Three Forks. It notes hotel stays, business trips, and social visits, with references to local establishments like the Northern hotel and Finlen, and mentions taxicab services and shipping news. It also includes a brief note on tree planting in Norway and a forecasted influx of possible new artworks for the hotel lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Orton Bros
Tonkin
S. Lee
Tower of Pony
Butte
Dr. Cash
Phoenix
Ind
D. W. Hughes
James Keown
Bozeman
P. Raley
Trident
J.H. Duffy
Ananda
J. W. Schlumt
Helena
Linquorn
Joe Whitworth
Deer Lodge
Finlen
R. J. Colin
Yegen Bros
J.T Miller
Clarke
Great
Jay
Fisher
Billings
Burke
Three Forks
S.C. Lampen
Great Falls
Mra
G. Banks
Yester J. Hamlin
Melrose
W. Weston
al Greenlive
el Paso
A.B. Killum
Harlow
Ton
Butte Cab
Transfer Co
Bell
F. A. Gray
Chicago & Northwest
Sam Fersbee
Avenue
John J. Ally
West Mercury Street
G. M. Hayden
Three Forks ix
Acoma
Luke Dunn
Milwaukee
Boston
Barnecoate
Walkerville
North Main Street
Summit Street
L. Beckwith
Intermountain District Council
E. W
B. K. Wheeler
United States Ditrict
B. C. Johnson
Montana
Northern
Pacc
Beever & Brown
San Francisco
California
Paxson
C. M. Russell
J.J. Murphy
Rocky Mountain
Mining dull on Alaska coast as Butte alderman returns
Pat Meany, former Butte alderman now in Butte on business after a trip from Ketchikan, Alaska, reports mining is dull on the Alaska coast. He notes Treadwell mine developments under D. Jackling, with ore aims at $1.50 per ton, and says miners at Treadwell and nearby pay $3.50 daily. Alaska has extensive mineral potential and farming inland, with heavy rainfall but not extreme climate. Mr. Henry plans to stay two weeks in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Meany
Butte
Ketchikan
Alaska
Alaskan
Treadwell
D. ©. Jackling
Butte & Superior Company
Juneau
Heany
Ling
Hutte
Colonel Jackling
Henry
Death of Charles Curnow at 505 Jasper Avenue
Charles Curnow aged 67 died at his home last evening from a hemorrhage. He resided in Butte for 20 years and is survived by his wife in Butte and relatives in England. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Curnow
Jasper Avenue
Butte
England
Miss Joanna Farrell Announces Candidacy for County Superintendent
Miss Joanna Farrell declares her run for the Democratic nomination for county superintendent of schools. A New York native and longtime Butte schools teacher, she emphasizes educational leadership and local experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanna Farrell
Farrell
New York
Seva
Butte
Enforce Ordinance Against Fireworks In Butte City
City authorities prepare to enforce the law against selling explosive fireworks in Butte before the Fourth of July. The public remains highly sensitive after recent events including streetcar track disruptions and an automobile tire explosion that drew curiosity and fear. Multiple arrests for vagrancy and disturbances are noted, with fines ranging from 2 to 25 dollars. details involve police interactions, assaults, and saloon incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Main Street
Jenkie Smith
Flynn
Arizona Street
Rooker
Kiley
Moss Settles Large Suit Against Telephone Firm
Moss has returned from Spokane where he effected a settlement against Interstate Consolidated Telephone Co and officers for a sum exceeding 338000. Details remain cautious but Moss indicated the action would be dismissed within 60 to 90 days. The news drew satisfaction in Billings as friends offered congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PR. Moss
Spokane
Interstate Consolidated Telephone Company
Billings
Mos' Atorney
Moss
Missoula
Knighis ‘Templars of
Montana
Damage suit moved to federal court in mining canyon case
John R. Free sues Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway for 10000 dollars over alleged wrongful entry and obstruction of placer mining claim in Silver Bow canyon. Plaintiffs claim embankment and ditch obstruction blocked water flow. case moved from Silver Bow district court to federal court. Attorneys listed for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Free
Chicago, Milwaukee & ‘St
Failway Company
Jeare B. Root
Charles F. Juttner
Shelton & Furman
A. J. Verheyan
Arguments End in Pilot-Butte Case on Emily Vein Clash
In a dispute between Anaconda Copper Mining Co and Pilot-Butte, Judge Lynch heard motions to restrain mining below the 1800 level, contending the Emily vein extends into Pilot-Butte territory. Attorneys portrayed maps and samples, with claims of prior location and vein continuity, as ore tests showed similar results above and below the level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Pilot-Butte Company
Lynch
Pilot-Butte
Anaconda
Emily
J. ©. Evans
Anaconda Company
Butte
McHatton
New Police Commission Ready to Begin Work
Mayor Duncan appoints a police commission to oversee officers performance. Dr A G Allen M F Joyce and Dr Horst form the panel. Horst to convene soon to outline plans. Attorney J F Healy to seek a forum injunction when organized. Also advertising Edison Diamond Disk phonograph concerts at Butte Phonograph Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
A. G. Allen H
M.F. Joyce
C1. Horst
Horst
J. FE. Healy
Edison
Butte Phonograph CO
West Park
Charges Not Filed Against Officer Hakala
Police Lieutenant Dwyer told Chief Murphy that Officer J D Hakla was found drinking in a saloon at the corner of Galena and Wyoming streets last Saturday morning while on duty. Hakla’s boat was west of Main Street that morning. The report by Lieutenant Dover is under investigation and may lead to formal charges if warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt
Kiley
McDonald
Georgia Harvey
Prija
Oxford
Philip Martin
Clinton Page
John Shea
Hamilton
Broadway
Shea
Page
Fred. Sutherland
Dwyer
Murphy
J. D. Hakla
Galena
Wyoming Streets
Pigelock
Hakla
Main Street
Dover
Sunday School Aims at 40,000 Kansas City Children
The general superintendent of Sunday schools said the Southern Reformed Conference in Kansas City plans outreach to 40,000 children. The remarks highlighted expanding Sunday programs and coordinating local church efforts to boost participation.
Fire threats King block as basement blaze grows
Flames spread from wallpaper in the Franzman Wail Paper basement to moldings and valnts in the King block at 115 Went Park street. The fire caused about 2000 in damage, aided by Arsente fumes. King, Franzman and Butte Phonograph interests share the loss, as residents move out and firefighters battle slow, heavy smoke. Two other alarms reported later, including a trivial sidewalk blaze, while condemned shacks on Hast Park street prompted demolition push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franzman Company
Park — Street
At & O
James King
Franzman Wail Paper Company
Butte Phonograph Company
Toomers
King Block
Igi
Park Street
Sanger
Nim ‘Jefferson Avenue
Current Appropriations Extended to July 3 in House
Washington June 2 The House passed a resolution extending current appropriations until July 3 to avert delays in the annual supply bill process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yhington
House
Maryland Congressman Urges White Recorder of Deeds for D C
Representative Smith of Maryland urged appointing a white man as recorder of deeds for the District of Columbia. President Wilson said a delegation of Negroes urged the plan soon after his inauguration and he promised to consider it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Smith
Maryland
District of Columbia
Wilson
Smith
Mother Kills Two Children Then Herself in Ohio Tragedy
In Xenia Ohio on June 28 Mrs James Lemin killed her two children with a revolver and then died by suicide. Domestic trouble is believed to have caused the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenia
Ohio
James Lemin
Government troops recapture Grande Riviere Haiti and advance
Cape Haitien June 29 government forces under President Ores Zamor recaptured Grande Riviere from rebels and pressed toward Quartier Morin. Three rebel assaults on Fort Liberté were repulsed, General Dorzien reported one rebel killed at Mont Oranis.
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Cape Haitien
Haiti
Orestes Zamnor
Grande Ri
Quartier Morin
Fort Liberte
Dorsitien
Mont Oranise
Campania passengers injured as a woman passenger slashes crew
Three crew members aboard the Anchor Line steamship Campania were injured when a female passenger, Mrs Anna Nicolas of Glasgow, slashed them. Authorities report she appears temporarily demented and may be deported. In other notices, the Butte Mine Workers' Union calls a meeting for June 30 at 7:30 p.m. at the Auditorium, urging noninterference with Western Federation of Miners activities. The funeral for Miss Helle Stevenson Robinson is set for Wednesday at 1:43 p.m. after services at St John’s Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Campania
Rew
Anna Nicolas
Glasgow
Butte Mine Workers’ Union
Western Federation of ‘Miners
Mackie Mdonald
J.B. Bradley
Helle Stevenson Robinson
Libby
Mont
White
Joseph Robinson
South Main Street
St John’s Episcopal Church
Dr. Chapman
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