Mother's search ends as two soldiers appear in Butte
In Butte two uniformed soldiers arrive after years apart, sparking a hopeful cry from Mrs. Healy who believes one may be her son James F Healy, missing since joining filibusters and Cuba expeditions before the Spanish American War. Police asked to locate the two men and inform the mother if they are her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gling
James F. Healy
Mary Healy
No. 28
North Street
Healy
Captain Hart
Little
Cuban
Wing
Mment
Philadelphia
United States Revenue
Key
Vessas
Hart
Healy Aban
Cuba
Butte
Helena
Sale of Butte City Water Works Ordered by Court
Judge Knowles signs decree in U S court approving sale of Butte City Water Company's assets to Ba Solc by standing master in chancery within two weeks. Mass Loan & Trust plaintiff demands $2 412 814 57 into court registry within ten days. Receivers to apply funds to costs. default triggers sale in one parcel by Judge Henry N Blake. Asset list includes water rights at Jerry Creek Divide Creek Basin Highland Bull Run and nearby streams plus real estate reservoirs power houses pumping stations within forty miles of Butte. Indebtedness totals 2 397 814 57 as of March 1 1901 including bonds 2 000 000 and accrued interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry N. Blake
Jerry Creek
Divide Creek
Basin
Highland
Bull Run
Butte
Schatzlein Paint presents spring 1901 wall paper
The Schatzlein Paint company showcases the spring of 1901 wallpaper, claiming it to be the prettiest in the city for brightening up homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schatzlein Paint Company
Hest Coal in the Market
Kemmerer coal, acknowledged as the best in the Butte market, costs no more than inferior grades. Citizens' Coal Co. advertises with phone 538 and address No. 4 Mast Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer Coal
Butte
Citizens’ Coal CO
Mast Broadway
Father Finds His Three Lost Sons
Ed Weal of 1112 South Arizona Street told Standard reporters he is from Iron County Utah. He said Thomas John and George Cutts, all employed in Butte, can be found by their father in Anaconda and promised to guide him to their work sites. The Cutts family had not heard from the sons for seven months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Anaconda
Butte
Ed Weal
South
Arizona Street
Standard
Iron County
Cutts
Mr. Weal
Thomas
John
George Cutts
the Standard
Young Man Survives Shooting Attempt in City
James Hanley, living at No West Copper Street, fired a bullet at his heart but the missile lodged in the left lung. Doctors report he should recover unless pneumonia develops. he rested easily yesterday and offered no explanation for the act. Carriage and wagon repairing and painting by Standard Carriage Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hanley
Hanley
West Copper Street
They Made Their Pleas The Maser Image Case Dismissed
Five indicted prisoners appeared before Judge Knowles for arraignment. Several defendants faced varied charges, with some cases dismissed or postponed and others fined or set for trial. Indictments involved residing on Crow reservation, liquor sales to Indians, and counterfeiting. Affects include bankruptcies and pending hearings in Helena and Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sherwood
Lewis and Clarke County
Pascal Antone
Flathead Reservation
Thomas M. Brady
United States
Arnoux
Missoula
Ollie BE. Humphrey
F. M. Fox
Alexander Chizoski
W. H. Veale
Butte
Thompson Campbell
P. J. Moran
Street Railway
Maser
Gillette-Herzog Company
Joshua
New County Treasurer Takes Office in Silver Bow
Yesterday the Silver Bow county treasurer's office switched hands as James Mahar became treasurer with Logan McDonald as chief deputy and Don Mahar as deputy. The outgoing trio Butte ex officials were praised for their diligent service while repairs began in the office and new staff prepared to handle cash and duties. Orton Bros. advertising note at 219 N Main St. in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srace
James Mahar
Western Federation of Miners
Montana
Logan McDonald
Tom Hinds
Don Mahar
Silver Bow
J. G. Holland
D. J. Sullivan
Mr. Canning
Railway Tickets Now On Sale To Anaconda And Stations
Butte and Anaconda railway tickets go on sale to Anaconda and all stations between at the Great Northern ticket office located at 41 North Main Street. Time card and freight rates information cheerfully furnished.
War to the Knife in Butte Over Liquor Sale Bids
Grocerymen and saloon keepers clash after a new law restricts liquor sales. Rumors say a mammoth saloon will open in the central basement and undercut prices to five cents. Grocers may form a combination store or buy from others to supply customers while facing high license costs. Some grocers favor backing a candileer effort in the municipal election to curb saloon influence.
Speaker Receives High Tribute At Adjournment
The House of Representatives adjourned for the Senate ceremonies after a busy session. Speaker Henderson received unanimous thanks from both sides for his impartial leadership, praised by Minority Leader Richardson, as members filed out amid cheers and handshakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper Barber
Federation of Women's Clubs
House
Senate
Mesere
Payne
Grosvenor
Richardson
Bailey
David B. Henderson
House of Representatives
Adams Sentenced to Year in Penitentiary
Sheriff Furey escorted Clyde Adams to the Deer Lodge penitentiary for one year after Adams pleaded guilty to assault in the first degree for a saloon hold up on lower Main Street. He shot the bartender who tried to stop his escape, and his sentence was viewed as light given the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furey
Deer Lodge
Clyde Adams
Adams
Lower Mair Street
Rocky Road
Silver Bow County
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Butte News
Park, Butte
Chicago
Idden
Bozeman
Hig Mber
Mny
Hamon Street
Knowles
Federal Court
Hutte City Water Company
Ba Solc
Blake
Hest
Standard Carriage Works
Montana Electric Co
E. Broadway
Butte, Montana
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
Ner
Mont
Bute
Anacunda
United States Court
New Forest
Ses
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Carter
Phee
Alennessys
Manhattan
Maty
Hennessy’s
Oxford
Batiste
Monte Carlo
KNOX
Price
Remington
Hennessy
Butterick
Hennessyf
Bute, Montana
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